Mate Kocsis: Peter Magyar Is the Ambassador of Hatred + Video

“We’re doing just fine — it’s Peter Magyar who’s in trouble,” said Mate Kocsis, Fidesz parliamentary group leader, in Tuesday’s episode of The Fighters' Hour. Kocsis predicted that pro-war forces will be bitterly disappointed when, on October 23, massive crowds turn out in Budapest for the Peace March — perhaps the largest ever — because the hysterical atmosphere stirred up by the Tisza Party has awakened the pro-nation side. He also called Brussels’ reaction to the upcoming Budapest Peace Summit nothing but hysteria, saying EU leaders are upset simply because they won’t be seated at the table.

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Fidesz Is Doing Just Fine — It’s Magyar Who’s Not

Commenting on reports that Prime Minister Viktor Orban had allegedly told supporters at the Fighters' Club weekend event that “we’re not doing well,” Kocsis clarified: “As expected, that line was taken completely out of context. The Prime Minister was talking about a few specific districts where local leaders need to pick up the pace." 

The truth is, we’re doing just fine,

he said, countering: “It’s actually Peter Magyar who’s struggling. 

"Since mid-summer he’s been stumbling from one scandal to the next, and even many Tisza supporters are beginning to wonder if replacing a Prime Minister hosting a historic Trump–Putin peace summit with a man who spies on his wife and contradicts himself daily is really a good idea,” Kocsis added.

"A serious person does not say things like 'I'm itching [for a fight], I'm trained for it' or 'nobody should mess with me'," Kocsis remarked on the Tisza Party military expert Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi's recent statements made in public.

Peter Magyar Is the Ambassador of Hatred

Addressing liberal media claims that the Peace March relies on “bused-in supporters,” Kocsis said that was “nonsense — a made-up story that spread like gossip.”
“The bad news for them is that an incredible number of people will show up. this year's might be the largest Peace March ever — precisely because Peter Magyar has unleashed a wave of hatred that has awakened the conservative camp,” he declared. “There’s no real vision behind what he’s doing." 

"And behind Tisza you’ll find Pressman, foreign money, Weber — and hatred. Peter Magyar is its ambassador,” 

Kocsis said, adding that the people attending Tisza’s rallies are those who’ve always hated the Right.

Upcoming guests on The Fighters' Hour include media personality Philip Rakay on Wednesday, and on Thursday — the day of the Peace March — Zsolt Bayer, columnist for Magyar Nemzet, and Tamas Fritz, political analyst.

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Cover photo: Mate Kocsis, Fidesz Parliamentary Group Leader on The Fighters' Hour program (Source: YouTube)

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