Ágnes Forsthoffer accuses László Kövér of incitement to hatred due to his statements on October 23.

László Kövér stated that there is no common ground between Tisza supporters and Fidesz members, emphasizing differing views on democracy and national identity. He controversially suggested that Tisza supporters could celebrate with hungry Bengal tigers. Ágnes Forsthoffer, the current Speaker of the National Assembly, criticized Kövér's remarks as hateful and damaging, asserting that many factors unite Hungarians beyond political affiliations. She highlighted everyday cooperation among citizens regardless of their political preferences, expressing regret over Kövér's dehumanizing comments, especially on the anniversary of the 1956 revolution.