Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban praised the Fox News host during a conservative meeting in Budapest.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban , an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin , told a CPAC gathering that Western media needs more shows like Tucker Carlson's. Above, Putin shake hands with Orban after a press conference in Budapest on October 30, 2019.
"I can't believe that you're in Budapest and I am not," Carlson said in the video."What a wonderful country. And you know why you can tell it's a wonderful country? Because the people who turned our country into a much less good place are hysterical when you point it out.
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