Exploring the fragility of a neutral liberal society and the paradox of politicians advocating for family values amidst scandals, with a focus on examples from Hungary and the Catholic Church. Discussing human frailty, societal reactions to political controversies, and contrasting accountability in American and Hungarian political leadership.
UnHerd's Freddie Sayers was joined in the studio by Gladden Pappin to discuss why the American Right seem so enamoured with Viktor Orbán's political philosophy.
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