Ben Meiselas

And here he talks about what a historic day this is in the history of Hungary.

And Hungary has once again reclaimed its mantle, its light of freedom, if you will.

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And then in a sign of bringing people together, Magyar said, right now, even though we won big, there are lots of people out there who may not be happy about these election results.

He said, right now, there's no right, there's no left.

We are all Hungarian.

This is Hungary.

Leadership right here, folks.

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And there was this incredible moment where Zoltan Teges, have you seen this one?

The leading candidate for health minister in Hungary's new government recreated his viral dance, complete with air guitar moves on parliament steps as...

tens of thousands, over 100,000 people there in Budapest for Magyar's inauguration.

Let me show you this incredible moment right here.

And as I mentioned before, for the first time in Hungarian history, The Forest is Green, the Hungarian Roma community anthem, which gained status after a 1993 civil rights protest was played in parliament at Magyar's request.

Take a look.

I mean, you had so many members of parliament who were in tears.

Doesn't this whole entire video give you all the chills?

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Now, here was the moment in Hungary's parliament where they sang Ode to Joy, the European anthem.

Let's play this clip, because Hungary is once again a proud member of the European Union.