the program mainly focused on the news from Wednesday afternoon that the United States had placed the heavily Russian-owned International Investment Bank (IIB) based in Budapest, and several of its executives, including Hungarian citizen Imre Laszlóczki, on a sanctions list. When the subject of too close Russian-Hungarian relations was raised, Boros did not deny it either, but said: what does Pressman have to do with it? And besides, the "relationship was not built up now, to annoy them, but over the past four or five decades". "If the Russian intelligence services are in a position where they need to spy through a bank in Budapest, then they are quite underestimated," he said, referring to the habit of referring to IIB as a spy bank