Why Ukraine may pose a greater threat than Russia, the international damage done by USAID, why the Nord Stream sabotage is being completely ignored

Hungary’s Viktor Orban is by far the longest serving head of state in Europe, and by this point has been vindicated on pretty much everything. So when he says that going forward it’s Ukraine, not Russia, that may be the biggest threat to the west, it’s worth paying attention.

To the corporate media, interviewing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is considered sacrilegious.

“Platforming” someone like that? A democratically elected leader who promotes secure borders, the nuclear family, and nationalism? That couldn’t fly with the establishment press. But it should. Europe’s backward development has vindicated Orban and those like him, not cast them into fringe shadows like Western neoliberals would prefer. He is worth listening to.

Orban sat down with Tucker at the first annual Tucker Carlson Summit to reveal why Ukraine may pose a greater threat than Russia, the international damage done by USAID, why the Nord Stream sabotage is being completely ignored, and more. 

Viktor Orban tells Tucker:

“[Donald Trump] already made a huge change in the mindset of the political thinking of the West. Previously they said migration is good [and] to resist migration is bad. Now it’s just the opposite. To defend your interests is good, migration, illegal migration especially, is bad.”