Out of all of the countries in all of Europe,

meaning Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Central Europe, etc.

Hungary, to me, is the strongest.

I think some of the other Eastern and Central European nations are doing just fine.

Hungary really is sort of, I would

say, it's the main bulwark against the craziness. And Western Europe is largely screwed up.

And I don't sense, you know, after spending a lot of time in London and wandering around those

streets, like, you try to find me a native Brit who is bullish on his country

and you got to find somebody who's like six pints in and willing to tell you that because otherwise

it's hard to find.

Does it shock you that Hungary is the example for other European countries?

Yeah, that's a good question, because does it shock me that Hungary is the example? What's obvious to me is that they learn the lessons.

That's the thing. These people are serious about protecting their nation this time

because their ancestors paid the price for it.

I'll make it work, and then so that's 5 p.m. London time, but 6 p.m. Budapest time.

Yeah.

I'm Dave Rubin

hosted a Rubin report

and we're going to be talking about

Hungary, a very small

misunderstood country

that I've spent a lot of time in

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