Few attend Tisza protest; micro-party organizes event

A protest event, reportedly supported by trombonist Bálint Szabó and the SZOM organization, failed to draw a significant crowd. The low turnout for the demonstration was further overshadowed by the presence of a micro-party that organized its own event, seemingly coinciding with the protest.

Adding to the political discourse surrounding the event, the article addresses claims made by Péter Magyar. Magyar had stated at a press conference that even the FBI director lacks a law degree. However, this assertion has been quickly refuted. The article points out that FBI Director Kash Patel holds a law degree and possesses an international law certificate.

Patel began his legal career in 2005 as a defense attorney in Florida before serving as a national security prosecutor at the U.S. Department of Justice. His official FBI biography clearly documents his legal qualifications, contradicting Magyar's statement. The article also touches on other controversies involving Magyar, including his supporters selling memorabilia and speculation about the Tisza Party losing voters after the appointment of Anna Unger.