All right, Belagio, it's good to see you again.

Hello, good to see you.

I think last time I saw you in Florida was about a year ago and you welcomed me to Budapest.

You said, come on over to Hungary and here we are.

Thank you very much for visiting us.

I hope you enjoyed the weather.

Well, I mean the weather is incredible.

The view obviously from up here is incredible.

People will probably hear a little construction in the background.

We are sitting right across now from the old red cross building which is under construction.

And I thought that would be a nice way to start the interview because there is a lot of construction going on here.

I mean this is an old city that is to me feeling a bit like a new city.

So there's something interesting going on here.

Yes, I would add two things.

One is that it's a construction is always a sign of the kind of new success.

So in general if you have construction sites all over you probably you don't like them for a short period of time.

But for a longer period of time it shows the economic strengths of the country.

And I'm happy to see that here in Budapest is an old around Hungary, something is doing.

And the other part is the reconstruction of the so-called Budapest Castle Hill.

And which was actually demolished in the second word word.

It was bombed by the Russians and then before it was used as a military operation by the Nazis.

And then the Hungarian communists who obviously occupied the country they also did some serious damage.

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