‘We want change. We want democracy’: Wagner reports from Hungary on protests against Orbán’s regime
May 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelMSNBC’s Alex Wagner attends a protest in Budapest, Hungary, opposing Viktor Orbán’s efforts to ban pride celebrations, a move that also targets the right to assembly in a country already grappling with authoritarian tendencies. During the protest, Wagner interviews Márton Tompos, the leader of the Momentum Movement, about what it’s like to be in the opposition within an illiberal democracy and hears from protesters who warn the U.S. about parallels they see between Orbán’s autocratic regime and the new Trump administration.
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