According to Toroczkai, the government is a brothel, Magyar believes it would have been better if he hadn't spoken at all.

In the Hungarian Parliament, László Toroczkai criticized the government's chaotic management, comparing it to a brothel. He highlighted issues like rising fuel prices and the failure to reduce food VAT. Toroczkai suggested that the dismissal of Botond Feledy was politically motivated, aiming to make room for András Rácz, whom he labeled an agent. Péter Magyar dismissed Toroczkai's speech as unnecessary and accused him of betraying historical figures from the 1956 revolution. The Prime Minister defended his party's actions and criticized Toroczkai's past statements regarding the revolution.