Péter Polt believes it can only be considered a genderless attack that he was the chief prosecutor of Fidesz

Polt Péter discussed his past with Fidesz, the termination of his constitutional court presidency, and recent arrests in a YouTube interview. He approached the European Court of Human Rights for moral redress regarding his politically motivated removal. Polt, who left Fidesz in 1995, rejected claims of political bias during his tenure as chief prosecutor. He compared his forced resignation to that of former chief justice Baka András, also due to constitutional amendments. He expressed skepticism about the legitimacy of recent high-profile arrests and criticized the establishment of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office, questioning its necessity. Polt also commented on the challenges facing the judiciary and the implications of joining the European Public Prosecutor's Office.