For the first time in six years—and marking the first official visit of President Trump’s second term—Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was reunited with Trump at the White House.
The populist conservative leader has long been a target of the left, the media, and EU globalists for his uncompromising stances on immigration and protecting Hungarian sovereignty.
But with both Hungarian and American media present, Orbán dropped remarks that the elites are sure to hate.
Just before 12:30 PM, President Trump stepped outside the White House to greet Orbán personally.
The two exchanged handshakes and smiles as media cameras snapped away, giving a clear signal of their strong rapport and friendship.
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