hungary says no. why? why did you take a different position on migration from other european countries? >> that was the only reason able behavior. if someone cross your border, you have to defend your country. stay stop. if you'd lake to cross or come, there's a legal procedure. we have to do it. you can't cross without any kind of limitation and permission and then contribution and control of the hungarian state. it's dangerous. you have to defend your people against any danger. >> tucker: you think you have a right to do that? >> of course. it's coming from the god, the nature. all arguments with us. this is our country. this is our population. this is our history, our language. we have to do that. of course, if you're in trouble and there's nobody closer to you than the hungarians, you have to be helpful. you can't say, okay, it's a nice country. i would like to come and live here because it's a nicer life, this is not a human right to come here. no way. it's our land. it's a nation, a community, family

so if you go to the hungary camp and can't find european families who moved to hungary, first insideopean union we have a free movement. so first to have a second house and spending more and more time here. so we can't exclude the future of the european history when there will be new migration. h from west to the east. >> tucker: within europe. >> prime minister orban: the christians and the conservatives try to find a better home. >> tucker: so up until very recently, hungary, which is a small nation, 10 million people had to become a big nuclear allies, the united states and the closest ally in europe and close to donald trump. where does that leave you? >> prime minister orban: we are not very much fortunate in recent years because donald trump was a great friend of hungary. he was very much for us, not just personally but politically also. so that was a friendship. the two countries also. so first america from america first is a very good message hereal because if donald trump come america first for us, hungary could be first as well. >> tucker: right. >> that was a good foreign

so hungary said no, we can't cope with that. the country and the demonization -- not legitimate criticism -- but the demonization of the hungarian people started in earnest, and it has never stopped since. >> tucker: so, i mean, it almost sounds, listening to the president speak, people of the state department, that they would like regime change insp hungary. in fact, it doesn't almost sound that way, it is that way. and it is very sinister, because there is noo evidence that viktor orban has rigged the elections. you may not like viktor orban, a lot of people in america do not like him, but there is no evidence he has a rick to the election, so he is the legitimately elected leader repeatedly elected leader of hungary, and this extraordinary decision to just sort of decide if you don't like somebody, they are a conservative leader basically you can advocate regime change, which lets remember, in the 20th century was very nearly razed repeatedly by fascists and communists. that country suffered so much of the 20th century and in

we would like to see hungary strong body. it's obvious that we have certain discussions regarding certain matters. how can we make the european union stronger? and of course, we are going to participate in discussions in the future as well because that's what democracy is founded upon. and we think this approach is jim graphics. and when you have a discussion with the several, but then you, you are anti democratic and you are against democracy. we are members of the european union and within the union will become stronger if it will help strong members, if it will have strong things. nation is that or some other people think bites adverse that, that the nations that countries you'd be weaker and better, that discussion that we partaken actively. and we would like to strengthen the european union as for the agreement about the gas supply over on monday, i'm going to fly to st. petersburg with the going to shop here with exactly go so that base to open manner extended to resolve damage. the 1st matter is the price and the 2nd m

lots of news today, we are back in a moment from budapest, hungary. ♪ ♪ moment from budapest, hungaryioids like hydrocodone, oxycodone, codeine, or roxicodone, or, if you care for a child that was exposed in the womb to these opioids, you can vote on the mallinckrodt bankruptcy plan. voting is important to determine how those harmed by mallinckrodt opioids will be compensated. vote or object by september 3, 2021. for more information, visit www.mnkvote.com ♪♪ (music) ♪ ♪ >> tucker: that's it for us. we are out of time coming to you from a parapet above budapest, hungary. fascinating and altered of time. shooting a documentary for "tucker carlson originals." see you tomorrow. in the meantime, have the best night. see you at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." fox news alert. this friday the secretary of defense is expected to announce what is a vaccine mandate for all 1.3 million members of the u.s. military. coming up, we are going to break down all the latest covid-19 rules, mandates, orders, threats coming from democrats. that said get the vaccine and life i

is it working in hungary? we think it is.t, and we learned this yesterday, but it's always the people you most suspect. andrew cuomo is every bit as creepy as you thought he was. according to "the new york times" -- to new york's, rather, attorney general, andrew cuomo will [indiscernible] anything, even august his own me statue. so after report came out first -- virtually every democrat called for him to resign. it was a big story but he didn't get any of the coverage on television, at least on the show anchored by his brother on cnn. instead, chris, attacked ron desantis! [laughs] right! there's a governor we can hate! and then don lemon took over. after telling his friend chris that he loved him, he unsheathed the knife. >> i'm going to make my witness, as you say. i love you, brother. >> i love you. >> this is don lemon tonight. the calls are getting louder and louder. this is what i'm talking about. top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. that in the wake of the bombshel

philippa: still to com we have a look at the visit between hungary and the president of hungary. -- between news host and the president of hungary. iran's new president has been sworn into office following his election victory in june. he's an ultraconservative and close to the supreme leader. he has been touted as a possible successor. here is aiden james. >> born in 1960 in iran's second largest city and home to the second-largest she muslim shrine. as a student, he took part in demonstrations against the shah. he joined the judiciary andas later trained by ayatollah khamenei. he became the deputy prosecutor at the age of just 25. in this role he served on secret tribunals that sentenced thousands of political prisoners to death in 1988. the u.n. investigator in iran has called for an independent inquiry into the executions. philippa: welcome back. this is "outside source." government troops are battling the taliban for control of major cities in afghanistan. let's turn now to greece, where the prime minister says they are doing whatever is humanly possible to tackle wildfires approaching

hungary's crackdown on its l.g.b.t.q. community prompts condemnation from other european leaders, and sets up a potential showdown at the e.u. >> there has long been an ideological battle between the populist govnment here and the rest of the european union. but so far, hungary's actions in areas like l.g.b.t. rights have come with little consequence. >> woodruff: and, it's frida david brooks and jonathan capehart examine what the results of two ohio special congressional elections say about the two parties, the accusations against new york governor cuomo, and the ongoing politics of covid-19. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newsho. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> fidelity weth management. >> bnsf railway. >> consumer cellular. >> johnson & johnson. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with thongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this pro

here�*s nick thorpe on how this is being viewed in hungary.a star, as a leading american conservative, and very much on the same ideological page as they are. he had a visit, he was given a vip trip down to the hungarian—serbian border to see the fence. he was comparing that to the chaos, for example, as he put it on the us—mexico border, and praising very lavishly prime minister orban and his government. interestingly, the media here, the pro—government media here haven't been mentioning that carlson's also, in the covid period, has been very sceptical of vaccines — when obviously that message would go very much against the message of the right—wing government in hungary. so they're picking and choosing. but on the whole, they're very pleased to have him here. while viktor orban�*s rhetoric alarms many in europe, it resonates with the populist right, including tucker carlson. washington post describes it as "one of the least surprising convergences on the planet." "carlson has frequently celebrated orban for defending his countrymen and msnbc

in hungary.in hungary. so they are picking and choosing but— here in hungary. so they are picking and choosing but on— here in hungary. so they are picking and choosing but on the _ here in hungary. so they are picking and choosing but on the whole - here in hungary. so they are picking and choosing but on the whole theyl and choosing but on the whole they are very _ and choosing but on the whole they are very to — and choosing but on the whole they are vary to have _ and choosing but on the whole they are very to have them. _ stay right there, nick. while viktor orban's rhetoric alarms many in europe, it resonates with the populist right, including tucker carlson. the washington post describes it as... the british independent called his trip... and msnbc analysis... that's one narrative. here's anthony zurcher on the other. after the trump presidency, i think there are a lot of big people in the conservative press, at least the conservative press here in the us the way it has been reshaped durin

the hungary's, hungary's border with serbia, and portrayed it as what trump was trying to do at the borderof immigration. protecting families and the middle class. defending real europe as opposed to angela merkel letting everyone in. and defense of a native population and culture and all of this positions orban and trump and people like j.d. vance, ann marie slaughter talking about in favor of the traditional family and you've got vance in ohio running for senate talking about childless women are the problem and are destroying the united states. this is the broader culture war that the trump party, when trump controls the republican party today, is really aligning toward. and that's what this trip to hungary was all about. i think it resonates with the republican base right now in a very significant way. >> i just want to pick up on that one point again just quickly, which is the very strongly traditional view of women that is implicit and often explicit. can it work in, i mean, we're in 2021. it feels such a throwback. >> it does. and look, you know, you can be deeply pro-family without

he had nothing but praise for hungary.an increasingly autocratic nation which is significantly less free than america. reporters without borders calls prime minister victor orban the oppressor of freedom. we have emery here with us. emery, let's start with you. tell us what this is about. >> if we're talking about tucker carlson, it's a great way for him to get a subject matter for a week. this is about what you wrote about 20 years ago, fareed, liberal democracy. orban has always said hungary is a version of liberal democracy. his vision has a really deep patriarchal strand, that women should be in women's roles and fertile. this view of conservatism is now being mixed with orban with racial purity. he has maintained his grip on power by demonizing immigrants, and he said openly, we don't want to be diverse, we don't want our color mixed with anybody else, we don't want our culture and our traditions. that's something that tucker carlson and many other conservatives, because many others have been admirers of orororn, or a

we're in hungary all of last week. we interviewed the prime minister of hungary for a documentary series. we took a look at their border policies that work better than ours. didn't expect it to be too big of a deal. why we were gone, we were denounced as fascists. up to something really bad. so my producers decided today maybe we should admit what we were up to. a speech at a college in hungary about -- no, not invading anybody or fascism. mostly about architecture. we're going to play a clip to prove it. here it is. >> i just can't resist saying this since we're in the middle of central europe looking at this vista which moves me, looking at the buildings that moves me. not because they're hold and have bullet holes, which are a very useful reminder -- i wish i lived in a city full of bullet holes. every morning you look at them and say it could be really bad. it's been bad. there's a lot at stake. make wise, sober, long-term decisions or else you could have more bullet holes. it's true. it's true. i could spend all d

we were in hungary all of last week interviewing the prime minister of hungary for a documentary we areng and take a look at their border policies which seem to be working much better than ours. didn't expect it to be too big a deal but while we were gallantly were denounced as fascists, up to something really bad. so my producers decided that maybe we should admit we were up to. a speech at a college in hungary about, no, not invading anybody, or fascism. honestly, mostly about architecture. we are going to play you a clip from it just to prove it. here it is. >> can't believe i'm saying this since we are standing in the middle of central europe looking at this vista which really moves me. looking at these buildings, which move me. not because they are old and some of them have bullet holes which in my view are a very useful reminder. i wish i lived in a city full of bullet holes in the building. you look at them and think to yourself, it could be really bad, because it has been really bad. there is a lot at stake. make wise, sober long-term decisions or else you could run across -- it

but it's unknown in hungary.figures here don't worry that they will be hurt for their opinions. >> we read something very interesting in the atlantic, oliver, as the atlantic pointes out, the irony of what tucker is saying, of course is that under orban it's impore for a hung gather an equivalent of carlson, watched by millions to exist. do any of these outlets loudly and public attack orban's policies? my guess is no. >> no, they do not because they're controlled by orban so fox news in hungary is impossible to exist over there right now. and, you know, tucker degrades america and suggests that, again, there's no press freedom here which is insane because fox is the highest rated network and, you know, one of the highest rated hosts is carlson. he is the highest rated host and the other is calling the president of the united states president sippy cup and basically, you know, attacking him viciously every single night and so, you know, i honestly -- it's frustrating watching this because there are a lot of peopl

between the united states and hungary. he described one country being an authoritarian state, one where dissent is simply not allowed, where the media is controlled by the working class, where politicians enrich themselves in their krcronies. then he described hungary, which he confessed he didn't know much about, but he described as having a healther media ecosystem and a robust political system. to me what -- this description on its own really kind of boggles the mind of people like myself and others who watch hungary closely. and that's because over the last 12 years of orban's rule, we've really seen a piecemeal democratic backsliding in the country under orban. 90% of the media estimates are under direct control of his party. he seized control of state institutions, installing loyalists as judges, virtually -- so dire is the situation in hungary right now that during their last elections in 2018, independent election observers effectively said that le elections in hungary are free but unfair. they're effectively held

peter, all over our feet, budapest, hungary, political scientists, daniel mic. it says the tension between the hungary and government on the you have never been greater. recently the younger in government started could campaign against g, b, t, people are you members are criticizing this campaign, say the 2015. if you do crises, the governments to say to europe and states losing on christian identity. and now they have only gets his global cerebral identity. so this is when the borders of the government are not satisfied with the you, that the rather the type in the culture dimension, rather on the, on, on the policy dimension. what he's not changing is that it seems that the companies between the roof and union and the government will be more severe and they're going to be also financial consequences of these. this is why it should be that the governor contemplates to initiate the new debate or the exit simple sore, ever, young gall and have friends, a grizzly, but it seems, have called the wilds imagination. as the russian animation masha on the back has seen

write back from budapest, hungary.ntral square in budapest, this is the scene of all modern hungarian history at various points there've been executions in the square, revolutions fomented in the square. right now, this is the scene of the legislative branch, three main buildings in the square and they were the product of a competition in the 19th century, the hungarian people asked what kind of buildings they want and there were three entries in the competition and they built all three, first, second, and third in the winter is the hungarian parliament right behind me, neo-gothic as you can see. the second is the supreme court which is as you've noticed, neoclassical and that's the third place right there and not even going to name the architectural style so i think they got it right. first, second, and third. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan,

don't make a left turn or right turn towards hungary. >> not going to hungary. >> amanda carpenter. i'm sure there's a lot of wonderful people there. besides their dictator, autocrat. thanks, ladies. appreciate it. >>> the dixie fire in california becomes the largest current wildfire in the u.s. and many heroes on the front lines don't even know if their own homes are still standing. we'll get a live report on all of that, next. someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. welcome to allstate. (phone notification) where we've just lowered our auto rates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and savings like that will have you jumping for joy. now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. why new woolite? because it was specially formulated to protect synthetics and blends from damage in the wash. like fading, stretching, and pilling. new woolite has evercare, a firs

the russian reserve swept across hungary, suppressing the revolt brutally.s escaped into austria. others, less fortunate, were shot down by red border guards. in the united nations, ambassador henry spearheaded a vote by the general assembly condemning russian intervention in hungary. the vote was 55 to eight with 13 abstentions. the situation became critical when khrushchev demanded the evacuation of allied awesome [inaudible]. russia failed to win support of its berlin policy in the un as britain, france and the united states stood firmly on the berlin treaty. khrushchev was forced to adopt a softer policy. in the following period of relaxed tension, vice president nixon visited an american exposition in moscow where he engaged khrushchev in an impromptu debate. >> you must not be afraid of ideas. >> we are not afraid of ideas. >> let's have more exchange. we all agree on that, right?. okay. [applause] >> he paid a return visit to the united states, the president entertain him at camp david in the interest of world peace. at that meeting, plans were develo

the program is hungary now looking for its very own breakfast. a pro government newspaper is calling for a national debate about a potential hucks is a moral that just a minute. ah . join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask in you know, look at the low ball, but let me say what's happening as the goal low ball banks perpetuate their lowball money train thing ah, to join us for the program tonight, and i speculation that once again on the rise about with a hungary could be preparing to follow the u. k. out of the use exit doors. that's offer a pro government newspaper cold for a national debate about a possible hucks. it has spoke a huge backlash in the country with claims of prime minister victor, oregon has been making secret moves while his details. now, with ortiz peter oliver hungry future in the european union, subject to the whole debate right now. an article

the program here on archie is hungary now looking for it's very own breakfast. a pro government newspaper is calling for a national debate about a potential folks that are more on that offer a break i . ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk rather driven by dreamers shaped by those in me dares think we dare to ask me. ah ah, it is good of you to join us here for the program when auntie speculations once again on the rise about with a hungary could be reading itself to follow the u. k. out of the e. use exit doors. that's after a pro government newspaper cold for a national debate about a potential hucks. it spawning huge backlash in the country with claims. the prime minister victor open is up to well secret maneuvers behind closed doors. i thought is peter oliver now investigates hungry future in the european union, subjec

now those who support the current governments are suggesting it may be time to talk about hungary exit from the you or hooks it. i know it's considered to do, but someone has to write the word down and for the 1st time, not necessarily as a deterrent hooks. it hungry voluntary. so for an exit from the e. u. the hungarian foreign minister though has dismissed out of hand. the proposition of the countries exit and we're hungry has been a member of the european union and will remain a member of the european union, were interested to see the e. u. as a stronger organization. budapest seem to have relished to throw up the use black sheep of late victor oberon and his party barely missing an opportunity could both heads with the commission on almost every su possible senior figures though within all bonds for jazz party started to suggest that now maybe the time to go their separate ways, arrogance politicians, rubbish in our faces that we would not be admitted to the e. u today because of our so called rule of law issues and values and views proposition lead to see this as a naked attempt b

more ad this weekend is hungary now looking for its own bracket. pro government newspaper is calling for a national debate about a potential hooks. it will take a look at that for you off the break. ah ah ah, ah the you know, look at them below the bull bull autonomy they what's happening as the goal low ball bang, perpetuate their lowball money train thing the the news. ah. hello again. speculations once again on the rise about where the hungary could be preparing to follow the u. k. out of the use exit doors. it's after a pro government newspaper code for a national debate about a potential hooks it, but it sparks a huge backlash in the country with claims that prime minister victor open has been making moves behind people's backs. more on that next from our europe corresponded peter oliver hungry future in the european union, subject to the whole debate right now. an article in a pro government newspaper by a leading member of an organization affiliated to prime minister or bond has let the blue touch paper on the potentially explosive issue. no

he's tightened his grip over hungary's electoral system, effectively rigging the game in his favor.ols most of the academic content in that country. no surprise, that curriculum is now whitewashing unflattering episodes from their history. and when it comes to immigration, he is pushing ethno-nationalism. he describes middle eastern refugees and muslim invaders. he's embraced the far right concept of replacement theory, pushing ethnic purity over diversity. orban -- as he said in 2018, we do not want our own color, traditions, and national culture to be mixed with those of others. oh, did i mention that he intends to stay in power until at least 2030? under victor orban, hungary isn't just back sliding toward authoritarianism rule, it's already there. according to tucker carlson, who surprise, surprise, digs all of those ideas, if it walks like mussolini and talks like mussolini, it's still not mussolini. >> hungary is not an authoritarian country. i think that's a false statement that you made. >> well, tucker carlson, he doesn't just approve of victor orban's hungary, he's hosting

ah, hello again, speculations again on the rise about where the hungary could be preparing to follow the u. k. how to the use exit doors. it's out for a pro government newspaper that called for a national debate about a potential hucks it. but it sparks a huge backlash in the country with claims that prime minister victor open has been making moves behind people's backs. more on that next from peter oliver hungry future in the european union, subject to the whole debate right now. an article in a pro government newspaper by a leading member of an organization affiliated to prime minister or bon has let the blue touch paper on the potentially explosive issue. now those who support the current government are suggesting it may be time to talk about hungary exit from the you or hooks it. i know it's considered to do, but someone has to write them down and for the 1st time, not necessarily as a deterrent hooks. it hungry, voluntary sovereign exit from the e. u. the hungarian foreign minister though has dismissed out of hand. the proposition of the countries exit. that which is a little hu

first tonight welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" coming to you from budapest, hungary.mmer as the covid pandemic raged throughout the united states people who read the "new york times" noticed something strange. hundreds of articles going back decades disappeared. the "new york times" considers itself a living historical record and maintained searchable archives going back before the civil wars but articles disappeared. what was in those articles. every one was a propaganda piece paid for by the chinese communist party. you are seeing one on your screen right now. why would the "new york times," america's paper of record, print propaganda from this regime and pretend it was a news article? for money. financial filings show the "new york times" made more than $100,000 a month from this garbage. those payments were not disclosed. they were hidden from "new york times" readers and only uncovered by the washington free beacon. the "new york times" was not the only organization that did this. the chinese communist party paid $20 million to the "l.a. times" and the chicago tr

peter all over our feet, budapest, hungary. we spoke with a political scientist, daniel and mika, to says tensions between the hungarian government and the e. u. i've never been greater. recently the younger in government started a campaign against dvd people and the other you members say it's criticizing this campaign since 2015. if you do crises, the governments to say europe and stays losing their own christian identity. and now they have only just this global is liberal id. so this is when the orders of the government are not satisfied with the you. that's the rather the, for the fighting the culture dimension. rather on the, on, on the policy dimension, what he's not changing is that it seems that the companies between the roof and union and the government will be more severe. and they're going to be also financial consequences of these. this is why it should be that the government contemplates to initiate the new debate over the exit. china has slammed the united states for its recent report on the origins of the corona v

hungary rejects the accusations. as tucker karl so er carlson bridge it, one historian says it is important to highlight what carlson is not telling his viewers. >> it is concerning that he is gushing about this automatic ttoe krat, but interesting what he is not saying. he is not saying that orban as of 2020, he rules by decree, so he is a dictator. and other thing he is not talking about is the virtual extinction of press freedom in 2018 over 500 media outlets, quote, donated assets to a foundation run by orban's allies. and you couldn't have a private network like fox that wasn't under government control or an ally. so it is equally revealing what he is not telling fox viewers. >> that is ruth ben ghat there. >>> and tokyo is preparing to hand the olympic abobaton over paris. >>> and in california, crews are battling the largest wildfires in state history. the latest ahead. team usa is ready for the olympic games... ...and so are mike and eddie! show me the olympics. they easily catch every single event with the a

what's very interesting when you look at hungary is hungary is an exaggerated version of to some degreed a statistic earlier that said that 90% of the media outlets are somehow in the control of president orban. you know, obviously fox news is one cable news outlet, it's a very powerful one, but it's also spread to things like newsmax and one america. you know, facebook, there's like a hammer lock on the right to some very significant areas, talk radio and so forth. so i mean you just don't -- it's very protective of a conservative leader like donald trump with autocratic tendencies to have the protection of a lot of far right media outlets. and i guess in some ways tucker carlson is trying to import, you know, that sympathy across the ocean. it's unclear what he's doing but i think it's a pretty clear synergy right now. like you said, you don't hear a lot of critique about it. >> you know, frank, it's got a through line to the assault on the rule of law, which you didn't hear much protest for from the republican party. secretary mattis resigned from his post as secretary of the defense

so the same thing with hungary before organ was in power. when you the soldier's foreign power, they treated pressing the same way as orb and us. and what made the liberals mad them tonight, the state was that oregon was allowed to speak in full, usually, actually organize. i think 1st came about about 30 years ago since he came to power . i don't remember except maybe in the beginning of the 9, just when western press will let him speak. he was always just quote at or miss quote that you know the same thing with learning and, and why were the american john is so angry about his press conference after the meeting with them. he spoke to the reporters and they couldn't compet piano. but if you wanted, you could watch the whole conversation and see, i mean portion was so much more effective with them by than it was important to deny it. and that the goals counter, they never going to you for they know that you get to the old and, you know, i story, terry congress are unable to change their leaders and they get more and more detached from realit

i will always think that but don't tell me it's freer than hungary because that's a lie. >> hungary isoring the media, clamping down on the free press. so, what trucker is doing there in budapest, he wouldn't be able to do if he was a hungarian broadcaster speaking out against hungary's leader. he is able to do that, because he is an american broadcaster, who is free to roam around the world looking for alternatives but this reminds me, pamela, of what we are hearing about the olympics. some right-wing broadcasters criticizing the u.s., talking down america's athletes. it's as if they are so frustrated by america, they are looking for alternatives and that's why guys like tucker carlson seem to be doing. >> brian stelterings thank you so much. be sure to join brian for reliable sources tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> and coming up. my attorney -- my interview, rather, with the attorney for embattled new york governor, andrew cuomo. we'll be right back. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. tale

peter, all over our feet, budapest, hungary, on finding does been chaos on the streets of london this week after the green campaign group extinction rebellion brought parts off the city to a grinding halt. with our latest protest, despite initially standing back briefly to moved intimate hundreds of arrests, now the campaign is demanding. the british government on major financial institutions stop investing in full full fuels. group is notorious for the provocative monitor in which it holds its demonstrations. this time, the famous guild hole in the city of london was job and red paint along with the headquarters of standard chart bank on the london stock exchange. the group also blocked a made to junction in the capital with a huge bamboo structure. with more details, k, partridge, i was in central london, actually in the city of london right in the shadow cathedral in the heart of the financial capital. as you can see, if you look across the square here, has been counted in substance. this has been done by the extinction, rebellious climate change activists. talk about money march,

these are all over all the budapest, hungary, on gary and political scientists. daniel me cut, says that tensions between the government and the a you have never been greater. recently the younger government started the campaign against g. b, people and the other. you members say it's, i criticizing this campaign, say the 2015 crises, the governments to say to europe and stays losing their own christian identity. and now they have only just as globally liberal identity. so this is when the orders of the government are not satisfied with the you, that the rather the, for the fighting the culture dimension, rather on the, on, on the policy dimension. what he's not changing is that it seems that the companies between the roof and union and the government will be more severe and they're going to be also financial consequences of these of these. this is why it should be that the government contemplates to initiate the new debate over the exit us report on the origins of the corona. viruses infuriated china for again pointing to beijing for causing the pandemic. the u.

these are all over our feet, budapest, hungary, on gary and political scientists. daniel mika says tensions between the government and the you have never been greater. recently, younger in government started was a good campaign against g, b, t, people and other u. member states. i criticizing campaign since 2015. if you do crises, the governments to say in europe and space losing their own christian identity. and now they have only get this global is liberal identity. so this is when the order of the government are not satisfied you that the rather the, for the fighting the culture dimension. further on, on the policy dimension, what he's not changing is that it seems that the concrete between the roof and union and the government more severe. and they're going to be also financial consequences of these. this is why actually the government content place to initiate and you debate over the exit us per course on the origins of the corona, virus is infuriated try and china for again pointing to beijing for causing the pandemic. the us intelligence community has recent

simon, this is from feel in hungary. -- phil in l is from feel in hungary. —— phil in hungary.moment, the answer is no, because hungary is on the amber list and the only way— hungary is on the amber list and the only way you can avoid quarantining if you _ only way you can avoid quarantining if you are _ only way you can avoid quarantining if you are coming in from somewhere with european vaccinations is if they— with european vaccinations is if they are — with european vaccinations is if they are approved by the european medicines — they are approved by the european medicines agency and they are still looking _ medicines agency and they are still looking at— medicines agency and they are still looking at the russian sputnik vaccine — looking at the russian sputnik vaccine it— looking at the russian sputnik vaccine it is still not approved and therefore — vaccine it is still not approved and therefore still not acceptable to therefore still not acceptable to the uk — therefore still not acceptable to the uk authorities. a couple of things. — the uk authorities. a couple of thin

an interesting episode is occurring in hungary in which it is turning away from democratic institutions's most influential characters, tucker carlson, he's broadcasting from hungary and he's praising its leadership and its government. a column has been written where he says tucker carlson has seen the future and it's fascist. hungary's democratic backsliding was slow and gradual, without a single dramatic moment when it characteristic flipped. if america ceases to be a democracy it will likely follow a path similar to orban's, speaking about the head of hungary. i think it's interesting, mark, that people -- if they don't see us becoming an authoritarian regime, they don't necessarily see that you can become undemocratic at the same time. >> what's fascinating, it's so interesting that tucker carlson is over there checking out the road map. looking at that poll, you talked about the 38% of people who think we should move on. they're susceptible to this slow evolution and i'm struck by the notion, ali, that republicans didn't want to have a single commission or have a single hearing on t

plus, a fight over right crackdown on the oji bt community in hungary prompts condemnation and sets up potential showdown at the you. >> there has longeen an ideological battle betweethe populace government and the rest of the european union, but actions on lgbt rights have come with little consequence. judy: and david brooks and jonathan capehart examine two congressional elections in the parties. the accusations against governor cuomo and the ongoing politics of covid-19. all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." ♪ announcer: major funding for the pbs newshour been provided by. ♪ bnsf railway. consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. financial services firm raymond james. the john s. and james l. knight foundation. more at kf.org. ♪ announcer: and with the ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by t corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like u. thank you. judy: -- stephanie: we will return to judy woodruff after the latest headlines. the u.s. economy has turned in hirin

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interesting episode is occurring in hungary and it has been occurring for the last several years, inturning away from democratic institutions without necessarily saying so. one of the right-wing's most influential characters, tucker carlson, is broadcasting from hungary, and he is praising its leadership and its government. jonathan shade has written a column in this and which he says, tucker carlson is seeing the future and its fascist. hungary's democratic backsliding was slow and gradual, without a single dramatic moment when it's character flipped from democracy to dictatorship. even, now it retains the surface trappings of a democracy without the liberal characteristics that make those processes meaningful. if america ceases to be a democracy it will likely follow a path similar to or bonds, speaking of the head of hungry. i believe it's interesting, mark, that people, if they don't see us becoming an authoritarian regime, they don't necessarily see that you can become undemocratic at the same time. >> what's fascinating, ali, and it's so interesting that tucker carlson is check