Sagar

And so, I mean.

I don't know which way to read it.

It could be political positioning.

Israel is dramatically unpopular around the world, has been now for years.

Even in European countries, which are very pro-Israel at an actual government level, their population has been very against Israel or much more so than even the US population now for years.

So if you were to take it full step, I think with Hungary, this is like the South Korea example.

People like Magyar or in South Korea,

especially South Korea, you don't need an opinion on Israel.

We're on a different side of the globe.

Like, whatever.

And then they get you into a war and you're like, fuck you, actually.

Now we have a problem.

Right, exactly.

Now we have a problem.

With Hungary, I have no idea where this came from, except maybe in trying to position himself as, you know, against...

Orban in trying to – because if you were to guess, Orban is lost because of corruption obviously.

People got sick of the government apparatus over the last 16 years.

Magyar is still running – in fact, he's saying he's a corrupt sellout for letting more illegal – or letting more immigrants in like on a guest worker program.

I'm going to shut that down.

He kind of portrayed himself as like the cleaner candidate.