A media company widely considered the primary propaganda outlet for Hungary’s Orbán government is undergoing mass layoffs, impacting approximately 200 employees. Former staff members departing the company headquarters have expressed feelings of shame and compromised values related to their work. Many revealed they had previously supported the Tisza party, a predecessor to Fidesz, adding a layer of personal disappointment to the job losses. The layoffs suggest potential restructuring or financial difficulties within the government’s communication network. Employees described a work environment requiring silence on uncomfortable issues and a general sense of moral conflict. The dismissals highlight growing discontent even among former supporters of the ruling party and its messaging. This event raises questions about the future of state-sponsored media operations in Hungary.