going to the one thing but to another. but occasionally we run into somebody who could actually change things and you know that person can change things because all the right people are hysterical, literally hysterical, about the idea of him advancing to the united state senate. that would be j.d. vance, and he s running for senate from ohio. the primary is tomorrow we thought it would be nice to talk to him on the eve of that. thanks a lot for coming on tonight. congrats on the poll numbers showing you ahead, but i still thought it would be worth hearing you explain why you want to be in the senate, what would you do if you get there? well, simply i would fight for normal people because i think for so long there were republican party, which sent people that represented the donors are the other special interests in our countries, corporate class for example forcing pharmaceutical companies to give hormonal therapies to children. those people have a voice in washington, d.c., but norm
joe biden s allies in silicon valley. if you kent it up, you might have to hire armed body guards. that s common in the u.s. ask around. it s unknown in hungary. opposition figures don t worry that they ll be hurt for their opinions and neither does the prime minister. orban drives himself with no security. so who is freer? in what country are you more likely to lose your job for disagreeing with the orthodoxy? in america, it s painful to admit it. with that here s victor orban. his worth hearing. mr. prime minister, thanks very much. in 2015, hundreds of thousands of migrants appear on your southern border. they stream into germany. the rest of the eu says welcome. we re strong enough. hungary says no. why? why did you take a different position on migration from other european countries?