First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
Morning. This one is a special.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Mr. Prime Minister, will you accept?
Don't you care?
Young, what's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
Media. Okay. So, this American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private company. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about the declaration of Mr. Sarto that he will report the classified documents to Moscow?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Sarto that he will report to Moscow classified documents?
No classified documents cannot be published for Mr. Minister.
Last vote. I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Yes, I think the relationship between Hungary and Serbia. One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have as strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Yeah. No, no, no. The ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
Mr. Prime Minister, please.
Russian TV, please.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No. No. We are member of the European Union and we the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zelensky's place, would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please transport so many non-Russian oil through transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
Saying you comment that saying what that is unreliable partner.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, Minister Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision. What do you expect about one question is enough because you have so many.
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister.
Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, come to.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
Morning is good. This one is a special one.
Yeah. You might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Mr. Prime Minister, will you go down?
To the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So this American oil from Jan's deal is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Sier will report to Moscow classified documents?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Yes, I think.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy. You know the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
Prime Minister, please.
Russian TV, please.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please transport so many non-Russian oil through transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know.
Saying comment that saying what saying what that is unreliable partner.
Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Decision tomorrow if you win the elections what will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country they devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate.
Mr. Prime Minister, Minister Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision. What do you expect about one question is enough because we have so many.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Mr. Prime Minister, will you go down?
To the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and go, please.
Okay. So, this American oil from Jans deal is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. will reportify?
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have as strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Sorry, sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You said this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy you know the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
Prime Minister.
Yeah, please.
Russian TV, please.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union. And we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zelensky's place, would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country and we keep.
Mr. Prime Minister please don't transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know.
Saying you comment that saying what that is unreliable partner.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, Minister Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Prime Minister Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision. What do you expect about one question is enough because we have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister.
Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Mr. Prime Minister, will you accept go?
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So, this American oil from JD's deal is it expected to go through?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified document to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Moscified documents?
Last I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Yes, I think all.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together so it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges so I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis the financial crisis economic crisis which is just approaching us so it's different so it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons so it's democracy you know the question is not to democracy. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
Prime Minister, please.
Russian TV. Please.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we is the right which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the center of Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zelensky's place, would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Mr. Prime Minister. Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country and.
Mr. Prime Minister, please transport so many non-Russian oil to transport so much non-Russian oil to do unreliable.
Ask the business players of that game. You know.
Saying you comment that saying what is unreliable partner.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilize all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny, you know, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision. What do you expect about one question is enough because you have so many.
Hello Mr. Prime Minister.
First of all come to war.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one. You might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Will you go down?
To the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Media. Okay. So, this American oil from JD's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Willin?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Sorry, sorry, sorry. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary and the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy you know the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
Please.
Russian TV, please.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
And what did you like to lose?
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we resist the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union. And we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here. Prime Minister.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country and we give you.
Mr. Prime Minister please.
Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know.
Saying you comment that saying what saying what that is unreliable partner.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision. What do you expect about one question is enough because you have so many.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
Morning is good. This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Message to the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So, this American oil from Jan's deal is it expected to go to?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Mr. that he will report declassified documented.
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. CR today?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Yes, I think.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy you know the question is not to create democracy or not the question is how to operate the democratically elected government that's another.
Prime Minister.
Yeah, please.
Russian TV, please.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the center of Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Mr. Prime Minister. Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please non-Russian oil through transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know.
Saying you comment that saying what that is unreliable partner.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country, they devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision. What do you expect about one question is enough because you have so many.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Mr. Prime Minister, will you go down?
To the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So this American oil from Jan's deal is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents.
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Sier will report to Moscow classified documents?
Last I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Yes, I think.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together so it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges so I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis the financial crisis economic crisis which is just approaching us so it's different so it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons so it's democracy you know the question is not to democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
Prime Minister, please.
Russian TV, please.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please transport so many non-Russian oil to transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know.
Saying comment that saying what saying what that is unreliable partner.
Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Decision tomorrow if you win the elections what will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country they devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate.
Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision. What do you expect about one question is enough because you have so many.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
Morning is good. This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Message to the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
Okay. So, this American oil from JD's deal is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents to?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. here today will report to you?
Last vote. I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Yes. I think all.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister. Sorry, sorry, sorry. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place, would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
That is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic. The Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny? No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about... one question is enough because you have so many.
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work first and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
Okay. So this American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents in Moscow?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Will... you have documents?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister. Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
Oh, no. You comment that.
That is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, please.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic. The Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny? No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about... one question is enough because we have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister, are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work first and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
Okay. So, this American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified document?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Sier will report classified documents?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
That is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, please.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic. The Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny? No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about... one question is enough because we have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the results?
First of all, I come to work first and then I'm ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So, this American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Willifin?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key question here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
That is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic. The Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny? No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about... one question is enough because we have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister, are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work first and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So, this American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Will... you have classified documents?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have as strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister. Sorry, sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
That is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic, please.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic. The Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny? No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about... one question is enough because we have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work. First reward and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So, this American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified document in Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Will... you have classified documents?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister. Sorry, sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the center of Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place, would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
That is unreliable. Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic. The Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny? You know, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about... one question is enough because we have so many.
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work. First reward and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
Okay. So, this American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Will... you have classified documents?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister. Sorry, sorry, sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. But I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key question here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
That is unreliable. Let's see the future.
Mr. Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic, please.
Mr. Prime Minister, Arabic. The Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny? No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about... one question is enough because you have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister, are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work first and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Okay. So, this American oil from JD's deal, is it expected to go through?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified document to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Willifin?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have as strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial, but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the center of Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know.
Non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know, you comment that. Oh, no. Before saying you comment that, saying what is unreliable partner, let's see the future.
Prime Minister, what will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country, they devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny, no. They have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because you have so many.
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
This American oil from JD's deal, is it expected to go to Ghana?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about that he will report the classified document?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Willow?
Last word. I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
The relationship between Hungary and Serbia.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have as strong a relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will not be easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. It's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not, the question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the center of Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know, you comment that. Oh, no. Saying comment that, saying what, that is unreliable. Let's see the future.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country, they devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny, you know, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because we have so many.
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, come to work.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
Morning. This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
This American oil from JD's deal, is it expected to go to Ghana?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Sier will report to Mosifi documents?
Last word. I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Hungary and Serbia will be different.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will not be easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. It's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not, the question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty.
Ukrainian prime minister is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know, you comment that. Oh, no. Saying comment that, saying what, that is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country, they devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served that nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny, no. They have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because we have so many.
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, come to work.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
This American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified document to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Mosifi?
Last word. I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
This election involves relations between Hungary and Serbia.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will not be easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. It's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not, the question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the center of Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know. Did you comment that? Oh, no. Before saying comment that, saying what, that is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So, it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So, first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because you have so many.
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, come to work.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
Morning. This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be leaving your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
This American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rana?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Sier will report to Moscub?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Hungary and Serbia.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will not be easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. It's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty.
Ukrainian subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know, you comment. Saying comment that, saying what, that is unreliable partner. Let's see the future.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country, they devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because you have so many.
First of all, come to work.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
Morning. This one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
This American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to...
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents to...
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. here today will report to you?
Last word. I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Election.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will not be easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. It's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not, the question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No. I like to win. Yeah.
No. No. We are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place, would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country.
Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game, you know. But you comment that. Oh, no. Before saying comment that, saying what, is unreliable. Let's see the future.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny, no. They have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because you have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the result?
First of all, I come to work.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
This American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr.?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
This election results.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will not be easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. It's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union. And we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty.
Ukrainian prime minister subsidiarity is the key expression here. Prime Minister.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country and we keep asking.
Transport oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know, you comment that. I don't know. Saying you comment that, saying what, that is unreliable partner. Um, let's see the future.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because we have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister, first of all, come to work.
First and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How are you feeling this morning?
Morning is this one is a special one.
Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote.
This American oil from Jan's deal, is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Will you have classified documents?
I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Relationship between Hungary and Serbia.
One of the main targets of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood-based relationship with Serbia. So it comes from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have as strong a relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Just a question. You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis, not one but several coming together. So it will not be easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. It's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy, you know, the question is not to create democracy or not, the question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
I'm here to win. I am here to win.
No, I like to win. Yeah.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we have the rights which belong to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Would in Zelensky's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zelensky.
Will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country and we keep asking.
Transport so much non-Russian oil. Do you still think it's unreliable?
Ask the business players of that game. You know, you comment. Saying comment that, saying what, saying what is unreliable partner. Um, let's see the future.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served their nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate it.
Mr. Prime Minister, the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny. No, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about...
One question is enough because you have so many.
Mr. Prime Minister. Are you afraid of the results?
First of all, I come to work first and then I'm ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning? Yeah, you might be living your last hours as prime minister.
Ladies, go back. Get it.
You get next step. This is okay. Come on. I think a little bit. Minister Push.
You take me down.
Nice.
Mr. Prime Minister, will you go down?
I don't know that project.
To the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and go, please.
Media.
Okay. So this American oil from Jan's deal is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Down, down, down.
Prime Minister, did you know about Mr. that he will report the classified documents to Mosul?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Willifin?
Minister Minister I'm a young man. I'm a young man. Please.
Hungary and Serbia would be different.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question.
You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. But I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together. So it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answer to these challenges. So I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis, the financial crisis, economic crisis which is just approaching us. So it's different. So it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons. So it's democracy you know the question is not to create democracy or not the question is how to operate the democratically elected government that's another.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Russian TV, please.
What the... I'm here to win. I am here to win.
What did you like?
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zalinski's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
I'm lucky enough not to be Zalinski.
Mr. Prime Minister. Mr. Prime Minister, will you congratulate Peter?
I'm always doing that. You know, there are certain civilization standards here in this country and we keep ask.
Ask the business players of that game. You know, you comment that.
Saying comment that saying what is unreliable partner.
Let's see the future Mr. Prime Minister. Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
What will be your first decision tomorrow if you win the elections? What will be your first move?
The first move to say thank you very much to the activists and hundreds of thousands of supporters who did a wonderful job in the last months of the campaign. So we mobilized all the country. They devoted a lot of energy, working hours, emotions. So it was a great national moment on our side how they served our nation through the campaign. So first action on my side will be to say thank you very much. We appreciate.
Mr. Prime Minister. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
Mr. Prime Minister Arabic please.
Mr. Prime Minister Mr. foreign minister party Arabic the Europeans say they deny you if you win this election.
To deny, you know, they have to accept the intention and will and express the opinion of the people. They can't disrespect the Hungarian people. They have to respect the decision.
What do you expect about one question is enough because we have so many.
Hello Mr. Prime Minister.
Are you afraid of the results?
First of all, I come to work first and then I am ready to respond to your questions.
How you feeling this morning?
This one is a special one. Yeah, you might be leaving your last hours as prime minister.
Foreign speech. Foreign speech.
Ladies, go back. Get it. You want to get.
There you go. Holy Spirit. Okay.
Prime Minister Minister. Shut the door.
Happy left. You go down.
Nice. Everybody, please. Okay.
Don't you care? Sure. Thank you.
Message to the young voters. What's your message to the young voters?
No, I have addressed them several times during the campaign. Come and vote, please.
Foration media. Okay. So this American oil from Jans deal is it expected to go to Rihanna?
It's a private business. It does not belong to the state. All the trade of energy and oil is basically run by the private companies. So you have to ask them about the business details.
Everybody.
Minister, did you know about that he will report the classified documents?
Did you know about the declaration of Mr. Will?
Minister Minister.
Last I'm a young man. I'm a young man.
Yes. I think Mr. Please.
Hungary and.
One of the main target of the last decade in Hungary was to build a brotherhood based relationship with Serbia. So it come from the wish of the Hungarian people, the heart of the Hungarian people. So politics is important but this is not the basis. We would like to have a strong relation as we can have with Serbia because Serbia is a brotherhood nation.
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister.
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. No, no, no. Ladies first.
Just a question.
You've said that this election is crucially important for Hungary, the results of it. How would you compare it to the crucial elections of 1990?
It's difficult to say because the surrounding the context is different. I think now in Europe we are heading to major crisis not one but several coming together so it will be not easy for any nation to find the good answers to these challenges so I think we need a strong national unity to be strong enough to resist to the energy crisis the financial crisis economic crisis which is just approaching us so it's different so it's not similarly crucial but for different reasons so it's democracy you know the question is not to democracy or not. The question is how to operate the democratically elected government. That's another question.
Mr. Prime Minister, please. Russian TV, please.
What the... I'm here to win. I am here to win.
What if you like?
Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Prime Minister, please.
No, no, we are member of the European Union and we the rights which belongs to the member states of the European Union. We oppose to build any kind of empire centralization. We firmly stand on the basis of the national rights and sovereignty and the basic treaty of the European Union and we ask the central Brussels to respect the rights and the basic treaty. Subsidiarity is the key expression here.
Yeah, please.
Would in Zalinski's place would you hand over your territories to Russia?
