J.D. Vance continues to back losing policy after losing policy, especially Victor

Orban in Hungary. And here to discuss J.D. Vance's losing streak is Jason Stanley. He is a professor

of American Studies and Philosophy at the University of Toronto's

Monk School. He is the author of several books, including Erasing History, How Fascists Rewrite the

Past to Control the Future and How Fascism Works. J.D. Vance went to Hungary to campaign for

Victor Orban, and he lost.

Let's watch him speak about this devastating, embarrassing, very important loss.

Drink some fascist tears with Professor Jason Stanley and I.

Play the clip from Fox.

You also campaigned for Victor Orban in Hungary and he lost that race, defeated after 16 years in power.

Your thoughts about whether it was worth it to go support Victor Orban in that race, considering he lost significantly,

and he's one of the only European leaders who supports Vladimir Putin?

Well, first of all, Brett, I think that Victor Oran's a great guy who's done a very good job.

I think that his legacy in Hungary is transformational 16 years fundamentally changing that country.

But one of the reasons why we decided to do that, Brett, is not because, you know, we can't read polls.

We certainly knew there was a very good chance that Victor

would lose that election. We did it because he's one of the few European leaders we've seen,

who's been willing to stand up to the bureaucracy in Brussels that has been very bad for the United

States. So for example, when you see a European bureaucrat go after an American company, sometimes the only vote no,

the only vote to protect that American interest has been Victor Orban.

Okay.

I've heard enough.

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