Hungary’s Controversial Prime Minister Addresses CPAC Crowd In Texas

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Hungary’s controversial Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, former President Trump’s ally, spoke at a CPAC conference in Texas. CPAC’s organizers defended their invitation to Orbán stating that they “support the open exchange of ideas unlike so any American socialists.” NBC News’ Gary Grumbach reports. 

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