US President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance spoke on the phone while Vance spoke at a campaign rally in Budapest. Reports Magyar Hírlap April 7. Vance came to Budapest to support Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for April 12. Orban also attended the rally.
At the beginning of his speech, Hakam video Bullwark, the US Vice President, said that a “special guest” asked to call him during the speech. Vance did not reveal who he was. He failed to pass it on the first attempt. “Sorry, the person you tried to call has a voicemail box, but the message hasn’t arrived yet,” the automated informant said.
But soon Vance was able to communicate with Trump:
Vance: Hello, Mr. President, how are you?
Trump: Hi Jay, can you repeat that? Wow there…
Vance: Mr. President, you are communicating with five thousand Hungarian patriots, and I think they love you more than Viktor Orbán.
Trump: I can’t believe it, I can’t believe it, because I love Hungary and I love Viktor.
The US President said that Orban is a “wonderful person” and they have a “wonderful relationship.” “He did a great job, I love him very much, but if I didn’t think he did a great job, I wouldn’t let you call me right now,” Trump said. At the end of his speech, he added: “I just want to say that I am a big fan of Victor, and I fully support him.”
After the phone call, according to Magyar Herlap, Vance said: “It’s hard to say anything after this. I’ll try to give the best performance I can. We’re committed to re-electing Viktor Orbán, right?”
Against this background, the leader of the opposition party TISA and Orban’s rival in the parliamentary elections, Peter Magyar Released Statement on the occasion of Vance’s arrival in Hungary. “No foreign country has the right to interfere in the elections in Hungary. This is our country. Hungary’s history is not written in Washington, nor in Moscow or Brussels – it is written in the streets and squares of Hungary,” he said.
father Data In Politico’s polling project, which collects data from various public opinion polls, Peter Magyar’s TESA party can count on 49% of the vote in the elections, while Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party can only get 39%.
In the past, Donald Trump publicly supported Orban regarding the Hungarian parliamentary elections. “He is a true friend, a fighter and a winner,” Trump said in late March <...> Viktor Orban will never let the great people of Hungary down. “I am always with him.”