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Two Fridays ago, I was a guest at Mar-a-Lago, where Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary made headlines over a meeting with his friend, former President Donald Trump, to discuss their shared foreign policy concerns.
The Trump campaign later stated that the prime minister met with the former president “to discuss a wide range of issues affecting Hungary and the United States, including the paramount importance of strong and secure borders to protect the sovereignty of each nation.”
As we settled down for a pre-dinner Beatles and Rolling Stones tribute band concert in the Mar-a-Lago grand ballroom, former President Trump informed the crowd of the Hungarian prime minister’s arrival to enthusiastic applause.
After the music, I was joined by media personalities James O’Keefe, John Fund, and NY Post Op-Ed Editor Kelly Torrance. They were guests at media consultant and former NY Post Page Six columnist Douglas Dechert’s dinner party, where appropriately sophisticated banter was exchanged over drinks and sumptuous fare from the lavish buffet.
Although I was unable to hear the conversation between the two leaders that evening, Mr.
