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December 7th, 2015 
Awake Goy I was unable to attend the Republican Jewish Coalition’s forum for 14 (all 14!) candidates for the GOP nod, and so I missed my shout-out from Jim Gilmore, the former governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia — i.e., my former governor. (Yes, I proudly claim him, even dead last in the polls, and he claims me too. More below.)
Our reporter Sarah Wildman stepped in, and will have a comprehensive story later on Friday, but here I am on a train to Washington, obsessively picking through C-Span clips of the event.
Five takeaways:
1. Ben Carson read a book, and it was the wrong one
Published time: 4 Dec, 2015 15:17
Hungarian police officers guard refugees at a makeshift camp in an underground station near the Keleti train station in Budapest, Hungary © Leonhard Foeger / Reuters
One of the alleged organizers of the November Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, went to one of Budapest’s main train stations in mid-September and left with two men who had just arrived with a wave of refugees, Hungarian officials have said.
Abdeslam travelled through the Hungarian capital’s Keleti train station, Janos Lazar, Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s chief of staff, said on Thursday at a press-conference, without naming the alleged terrorist or exact date of his visit to Budapest.
“I can confirm that … based on current information of the Hungarian secret services, one of the chief organizers of the Paris attack … had been in Budapest,” Lazar said, as quoted by Reuters.
He also said that Hungarian secret services had confirmed information about Abdeslam visiting Budapest, which was previously obtained from an unnamed foreign agency, stressing that the agency did not have this information at the time of the Paris attacks.
Although Lazar did not mention Abdeslam by name, another Hungarian government official confirmed his identity to the Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
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