Magyar Demands Orban's Puppets Resign

0:00It's April 20th. From every corner of the globe, this is Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Peter Magyar, the guy who just won a big election in Hungary, is doubling down on his demand for the president and top judges to step down. He's giving them until May 31st to resign, or he'll push to boot them out using his new mandate and the law. These officials, including President Thomas Suleyok, are backed by Prime Minister Victor Orban's Fidesz party and Magyar's straight-of-call-dem. Orban's puppets during a news conference on Monday. This comes amid a fierce political clash, with Magyar rising as a challenger to Orban's long grip on power. Hungarians have been watching this rivalry heat up, especially after recent votes shook things up. Magyar made it clear he's not backing off, saying after the deadline, it's game on with legal moves to Clear House. Magyarian politics stays tense as these threats hang in the air, setting the stage for what's next.