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How do you dismantle what the other lot have done in a way that is legal, effective and quick?

On day one, he called for the country's president to resign.

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Welcome to the rest of this politics question time with me, Rory Stewart.

And with me, Alastair Campbell.

Lots of questions. We're going to do quite a lot on Hungary, where there's been an incredible

result. We'll also look at the local elections coming in Britain, Scottish elections,

and Welsh elections, and much more. But, Alasar, I wanted to start with a question from

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