World leaders scoff at Trump mulling Orbán as UN secretary general

World leaders scoffed at President Trump reportedly mulling the idea of nominating former Hungarian prime minister and Trump-ally Viktor Orbán as the United Nations Secretary General. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the possibil…
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