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he's worried that he could be detained as well.

So, Frank, I'd like to talk to you about something that we heard from some of the political science professors at the top of our conversation. They referred to something known as competitive authoritarianism. What is that?

So, Frank, I'd like to talk to you about something that we heard from some of the political science professors at the top of our conversation. They referred to something known as competitive authoritarianism. What is that?

So, Frank, I'd like to talk to you about something that we heard from some of the political science professors at the top of our conversation. They referred to something known as competitive authoritarianism. What is that?

So political scientists were recently asked to rate the health of American democracy. Can you tell me more about how the survey works?

So political scientists were recently asked to rate the health of American democracy. Can you tell me more about how the survey works?

So political scientists were recently asked to rate the health of American democracy. Can you tell me more about how the survey works?

After the break, we consider two political leaders who people say concentrated power and transformed their countries. Stay with us.

After the break, we consider two political leaders who people say concentrated power and transformed their countries. Stay with us.

After the break, we consider two political leaders who people say concentrated power and transformed their countries. Stay with us.

We're back with the Sunday story. I'm here with NPR correspondent Frank Langfitt. Frank, when people talk about President Trump's second term, they sometimes say he's following a playbook from other leaders, like in countries like Turkey and Hungary.

We're back with the Sunday story. I'm here with NPR correspondent Frank Langfitt. Frank, when people talk about President Trump's second term, they sometimes say he's following a playbook from other leaders, like in countries like Turkey and Hungary.

We're back with the Sunday story. I'm here with NPR correspondent Frank Langfitt. Frank, when people talk about President Trump's second term, they sometimes say he's following a playbook from other leaders, like in countries like Turkey and Hungary.

Frank, so let's shift to the country that some scholars say is even more of a model for the Trump administration, and that's Hungary. Hungary's government has close ties to the Trump administration. And Trump has called Prime Minister Viktor Orban a strong man and a tough person. And strong man, like that's a compliment from Trump. It is. Yeah.

Frank, so let's shift to the country that some scholars say is even more of a model for the Trump administration, and that's Hungary. Hungary's government has close ties to the Trump administration. And Trump has called Prime Minister Viktor Orban a strong man and a tough person. And strong man, like that's a compliment from Trump. It is. Yeah.

Frank, so let's shift to the country that some scholars say is even more of a model for the Trump administration, and that's Hungary. Hungary's government has close ties to the Trump administration. And Trump has called Prime Minister Viktor Orban a strong man and a tough person. And strong man, like that's a compliment from Trump. It is. Yeah.

So how did Orban turn Hungary into what the European Union says is? is no longer a full democracy.

So how did Orban turn Hungary into what the European Union says is? is no longer a full democracy.

So how did Orban turn Hungary into what the European Union says is? is no longer a full democracy.

So how did Hungarians respond?