“Magyar gave two interviews — first on public radio, then on television — both of which ended in acrimony, with sharp exchanges, interruptions and mutual accusations.”

“One element of our programme is that this factory of lies will end once a Tisza government is formed,” Magyar told the presenter. “The fake news broadcast here must stop, and we will create independent, objective and impartial conditions to end this propaganda.”

“He went on to accuse the broadcaster of spreading false information about him and insulting his family during the campaign — allegations the presenter rejected.”

“I would like to reject, on behalf of all my colleagues, the claims that we insulted your family,” the presenter said.”

“In this studio, it has been said several times that my minor children do not speak to me — while they live with me,” Magyar replied.”