BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — When Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visits President Donald Trump in the White House on Friday, his priority will be convincing the U.S. administration to turn a blind eye to Hungary’s dogged commitment to buying Russian oil, a potential test of how deep the affinity goes between the two friendly leaders.

"With you guys, I never know," Trump replied. This was the third meeting between the two presidents and their first in Washington, D.C. They previously met in May alongside the Gulf Cooperation Council, and again at a September UN General Assembly dinner, according to Reuters.