00:01Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban addressed a crowd of supporters on Saturday
00:05and declared that his Fidesz party should break from opposition politics and establish a new resistance politics.
00:12In his speech he said the European Union has too much power and that so-called patriots must take over
00:17Brussels.
00:18We always thought that Hungary has a place in the European Union, but it is true that the Union has
00:26a bad politics.
00:28It makes the European economy and we will always talk about that Brussels has a bad politics.
00:37That's why we founded the European Patriots Committee.
00:41Speaking on Peter Magyar's new government, Orban said there was no longer time for the party to dwell on the
00:47election laws
00:47and that it must turn its attention to defending Hungary's freedom, which he claimed was under threat.
00:53He accused the ruling TISA party of wanting to build a new authoritarian system,
00:58as well as trying to eliminate Fidesz altogether by driving its leaders out of politics.
01:03It comes after several senior officials from the former government administration have been placed in pretrial detention
01:10in connection with investigations into the disbursement of public funds.
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