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Watch: "How to Dismantle a Democracy" - Hungary's Case Study

• 11 Aug 2021 5:17 PM

If you’re curious about why Tucker Carlson did his show from Budapest, for a week, so is reporter Mehdi Hasan - especially given that country’s recent history of allegedly doing away with democracy and rise of autocracy. 

"Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán has become a favorite among Trump-loving ethno-nationalists", claims this report. Yale’s Jason Stanley and authoritarian expert Ruth Ben-Ghiat break down why Orbán — and the fascination with Orbán — is so dangerous in their opinion. 

Good to know about this point of view given all the coverage given to the Orbán interview with Tucker Carlson.

Source: MSNBC

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