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BREAKING: America’s Enemies FLEE THE ROOM as Trump Tells UN -- AMERICA IS BACK! | Media Threatens Blackout | Greenland Deal INKED |

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BREAKING: America’s Enemies FLEE THE ROOM as Trump Tells UN -- AMERICA IS BACK! | Media Threatens Blackout | Greenland Deal INKED |

Donald Trump’s address at the UN General Assembly represents a profound geopolitical realignment, signaling a decisive break from the globalist policies of past administrations. The speech positions the United States as a strong, sovereign nation that no longer feels obligated to apologize for its economic and military power. It directly challenges institutions like the International Criminal Court and global carbon taxes, arguing they undermine national sovereignty and are deeply ironic given the UN’s promotion of mass migration and cultural homogenization. Trump frames the U.S. return as a necessary corrective to decades of perceived American weakness and subjugation, emphasizing that a stronger America is inherently beneficial to the world. The speech includes bold actions—such as a deal for Greenland, a strong stance on Cuba’s crumbling economy, and a firm message to Iran and Mexico—showing a return to aggressive, assertive diplomacy. The administration criticizes media outlets like CNN and Politico for what it calls "fake news" and biased reporting, removing them from White House coverage and emphasizing a new media landscape dominated by pro-Trump outlets like Real America’s Voice and Trump TV. This shift reflects a broader narrative of national pride, sovereignty, and self-determination, where the U.S. reclaims its leadership role and demands that other nations either align with American values or face exclusion. The tone underscores a belief that global leadership is not about compromise but about strength, clarity, and strategic power.

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You voted for this because the UN General Assembly speech was in no way a courtesy speech like the ones we have gotten from, oh, I don't know Biden. No, no, no, no, no. Today was a total reset, a global reset in the balance of power, the biggest shift in America's posture since the end of World War II. Clinton, Obama, Biden, they all walked into that hall. They all walked in apologizing for American success. It was always, we are rich, therefore, we owe you Trump did exactly the opposite. He was and he is unapologetically pro-American, pro-sovereignty, pro-Western Judeo-Christian values helping ourselves means we're helping America, which is how we help the world and that is how it is done. He took the wheel, enemies fled the room literally, literally, and then he went on to sign the deal for Greenland. I mean, these winds just keep on coming, remember to subscribe to the show. We begin today on this new world order and isn't it glorious? I'll tell you the Cubans, they sure didn't like it, as he had a few things to say about communism, according to the likes of China, Russia, the bad guys that used to be in Venezuela there in your country, standing in the United Nations, the cathedral of, you know, please don't be too American, don't worry, we didn't have to worry about that with Obama, right? He was never going to be too American, that whole, you know, anti-American sentiment that just permeates the darn place. He calls Cuba exactly what it is, and absolutely failed state under the biggest pressure it has ever been under, thanks to us. I mean, it was so bad that the four diplomats had to get up and leave. Let's watch, let's watch this clip. Deep into negotiations with Cuba, let's see what happens. We'll not allow a haven for foreign adversaries to throw them America. There they go, there they go, there they go, I think I got the whole clip for you because we might as well see the whole thing, what really sent them off. I've got to tell you, it is certainly a seismic shift. This is not a vibe, this is a total change in who drives, and the Cubans have realized it because the Castro guy, he's on his last legs, he's going to be out any day now, they're working out a deal, and as the president indicated here, in front of the entire world, that deal is very, very close. Watch the entire clip, and yes, they run away, fleeing the president of the United States. It's an absolutely failed state, it's failing like never before, and it will fall. Marco Rubio is handling a negotiation, he's deep into negotiations with Cuba, let's see what happens. We'll not allow a haven for foreign adversaries to threaten America on our own doorstep, right at our doorstep. The Cuban regime has all- There they went. For 30 years or so, the American speech at the UN has been a confession, it's just boring, right? You had to hear Bill Clinton go on about his globalization gospel because he was really pro-globalization, where do you think we got NATO, forgive me, NAFTA from, NATO too. He loved NATO as well, but we definitely got NAFTA from Bill Clinton. Then you had Barack Obama's whole lead from behind thing, or Joe Biden saying America's back, but somehow it still meant America is sorry. Our success always meant that we had to pay up, right? They always wanted something. We had to pay up whether it was a giant transfer payment or some kind of climate change compact or open borders or the ICC, you know, that's never going to fly, or those gender rules that would get written in Geneva, I mean, it was always about us conceding something because we had to feel bad, because we had the highest standard of living in the world and the biggest global economy. And somehow that's our fault. I don't think so. No, no, no. God helps those who help themselves. A stronger America is better for the rest of the world, and that's Trump's version of it, right? Today he's saying America's back, really, and we are not sorry about it, we're not one bit sorry. You guys are damn lucky that we are back as big as we are, because you are benefiting from a strong America, which means you're not going to get to have a rogue island 90 miles from Florida, bankrolled by the likes of Venezuela oil or wired into China with Chinese spies and Russian intelligence and Iranian folks crawling all over the place and they're lecturing us about human rights, or the lights go out in Havana because they can't keep their grid on. That's not going to happen. Instead, Marco Rubio's hemisphere project means socialism is coming to an end, because if you really want to address the root causes of all those problems you get in Latin America and South America, one, Kamala Harris, you do exactly what Marco is doing. You'd hightail it down there and you'd figure out ways to actually get rid of socialism and install capitalism so that everybody has a chance at upward mobility and prosperity. And if we want to shore up the hemisphere, we need to get the socialist and the spies and the Chinese and the Iranians and the Russians out, out, out, okay, including out of Cuba. Can't be here in this hemisphere. So they go on adios, as they say, adios, amigos, I mean, we got rid of the bad guys in Venezuela. That was Cuba's IV for goodness sakes, and now Cuba is next. Look at this. I mean, this just shows you they are on their last legs. That regime cannot hang on any longer. The economy is clearly in recession and down more than 2% in 2026. It is the worst, the worst economy in Latin America. That prize used to go to Venezuela, but, huh, what do you know when your friends at the United States, this is why everybody should want to get adopted by us in some way, shape or form. Everyone's, oh, mad. Oh, they went in there. They did this. You guys are darn lucky. We went in and did that darn lucky because you actually have an oil industry now when you didn't have one before and you're going to have investment where you didn't have it before and your people might actually have a shot at having something better in life when they didn't have it before. So yeah, same on Cuba, it's a miserable economy. Tourism's down more than 60%. And she get the official inflation number. Ooh, that's somewhere around 21%, but you've also seen statistics show prices are up 25%. You got nationwide blackouts. I'm sorry, but that is not a regime that can hang on much longer. So, you know, you guys are going to walk out, you diplomats are going to what I'm laughing at. Don, thanks for the generosity. Cubans kept on the lights for Hassan Piker. Yeah. Remember that? Hassan? Did he go down there? Ilhan Omar's daughter, oh, that's interesting, right? The Chinese are paying Ilhan Omar's daughter to go down there or the Iranians are godness who? Anyway, somebody's paying somebody and they bring these young people down there that are supposed to be anti-America, even though they're Americans, go figure. And they go down to Cuba and talk about how great communism is in Cuba as the lights all go out, but somehow they're all standing in the five-star hotel where they get a generator. Amazing how that works. Blackouts have actually taken down most of the country. And that walk-out that we just saw from these four diplomats so offended. So offended. So offended. I don't want to talk. So offended. Well, not allow a haven for foreign adversaries to threaten America. Oh gosh. You know, a picture is worth a thousand words because that walk-out, I mean, that's a little anecdote, right? But I'm always looking for anecdotes to help illustrate my thesis. But my entire thesis here was just crystallized by those little diplomats running out of the room. The United States just got back in the driver's seat. This is the new world order. And let me just say, you're either for us or you're against us. And clearly, they're against us. So fine, get out of the room. We don't need you. We never did. And we want you out of the hemisphere. Thank you very much. So just wait until we get to Iran and Mexico. This was good, guys. This was really, really, really good. But before I go there, a quick shout out to one of our great-show sponsors. We appreciate everything they do to keep this program on the air for you. Take lean. You know, you got to think about yourself. You got to think about staying healthy. 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And that we would be so guilt-tripped by our success that we would be willing to do whatever they wanted. And that's where all this globalist nonsense, mumbo, jumbo, stuff started creeping in and is the president pointed out there's kind of a special irony to it all. It is deeply ironic that the United Nations has an entire institution, the UNESCO group of people and countries devoted to protecting cultural heritage yet with their ceaseless promotion of mass migration. These globalists are actively destroying the greatest cultures and most extraordinary heritage in all of history. There's no human right to illegal immigration, but there is a right to remain a sovereign nation, and we want to remain a sovereign nation. And so should you. - Okay, so should you. In other words, fix your own country first, fix your, deal at home. Don't come looking to Uncle Sam all the time for a handout. That's not how it works. You got it, you got to manage your own business and we'll manage ours. And we're not gonna feel bad about managing ours because we happen to manage ours really, really well. Donald Trump telling the United Nations, you know what, no global government, no global carbon tax, no court over the constitution is gonna fly. - Imagine setting your makeup then forgetting it's even theirs. Meet new grippy setting mist from Mavily New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours with flexible all day comfy grip. No tightness, no stickiness, no residue. Just plump, dewey hydrated skin that still feels like your skin. Try new grippy setting mist from Mavily New York. - Maybe it's Mabling. - We're not gonna be global taxes. These people are crazy. I mean, they're literally crazy. They would just be taxing us up the wazoo. That was actually something that was floated by the likes of Janet Yellen. She won a global tax and all this nonsense. I mean, I get it. Some people have a guilt complex and that's how you wind up with things like the ICC, the International Criminal Court, right? That the activist left treats like it should be the Supreme Court of Earth. I mean, that's the same one that they wanted to put a warrant out for Benjamin Nyah, who's the rest of the same warrant that Zahran Memdami actually campaigned on. He was gonna arrest Netanyahu when he came to New York for this general assembly until finally somebody told him, "Hey, you know what, this is the United States America." This is not Uganda, okay? We never joined the Rome Statute. The ICC does not deputize the NYPD. No, no, no, no, the NYPD, they're their own force. And people are here for the UN and they're actually governed by diplomatic immunity. So, you know, there are these things called laws. Then you have the gender stuff, you know, for years, the UN has been out there pushing all those gender nonsense, all those gender identity. It's like really guys enough is enough. I mean, we even had, remember that payment that went through to the Peruvian comic book that was some kind of, was it a trans hero? It was like really? I mean, it was a small amount of money. It was like 32K or something, but it was certainly a loud philosophy. Basically, the idea of being the American taxpayers are gonna have to be on the hook for all this trans nonsense and all this culture, BS, while the UN decides what culture is supposed to be and then cheer it along. You know, for a bunch of people that are about, you know, loving and protecting their countries, the President's right, there's a special irony in this because they just wanted to be one global system. We're all those countries kind of mesh together and you lose all that individuality and you lose all that specialness. But they look at the US and they're like, you're there to write the checks, to just keep writing and the money keeps flowing, flowing, flowing, flowing, flowing. Well, I'm sorry, we're not gonna do that. We're definitely not gonna do that anymore because we are cutting your budget. We've also worked with many countries in this room to implement the most sweeping UN reforms in history. We cut the UN budget for the first time ever, slashing it by 15 percent in 2026 that eliminated more than 4,000 positions from the UN bureaucracy. The United Nations has great, great potential. I've said that for many years, but it must stop imposing the far left agenda of the globalist bureaucrats who nobody ever elected. - No, no, nobody elected them. And somehow they get all this power. And then they're hungry for more power and more money. It's the same darn choir out there that is complaining about everything over and over and over again. I mean, the ICC, right? That one really gets me in the trans stuff we were just talking about. He brought this up too because nothing was off limits. I mean, this is my president. - The United States is equally opposed to the out-of-control institution known as the International Criminal Court. We will never allow U.S. service members or anyone else to be investigated or given show trials by an anti-American tribunal with no jurisdiction over us or an evil group of people. I call on all nations that are members of the ICC to officially resign from this rogue institution immediately. It is equally unacceptable that with all the genuine atrocities in the world, the UN's top human rights officials spend their time criticizing the United States for protecting our children from transgender mutilization and transgender insanity and enforcing our immigration laws. What they do is unbelievable what they do. - Transgender mutilization of our children. - Yeah, you know, we need a little dose of common sense out there goes a long way, right? 'Cause this choir of nonsense singers, they, you know, they're the same crowd that told you the planet was gonna end. I mean, we shouldn't be here right now, right? 'Cause the planet was supposed to end by now. Unless we surrendered our energy and we paid them loads of money via carbon credits. Yeah, you see, it's like they're holding us up or something. And now the same darn crowds out there lecturing us over and over and over again on AI, that should be enough to give you a moment of pause. I would say it certainly gives the present a whole lot of pause. It's the same demand, you must submit. And he's like, yeah, not happening. - At the very same people who said we'll all be dead in 12 years because of global warming. And name since reborn to climate change because the planet was cooling, not warming. And nobody was dead. These are the same people that are now saying that AI is going to kill us all, that robots are going to attack us, and that everything is going to be a total disaster. Same group of people. This is the group that came up with the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax, the Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine hoax, climate change, open borders. Whoever wins AI, you have to remember this. And now I say, whoever wins SI, whoever wins, super intelligent wins. That's the group that wins. And we're leading now over China by a lot, and everyone else, and we're going to keep it that way. We're going to keep it very, very straight and very strong. I'm not going to stifle growth of something will be bigger than the industrial revolution. Many say bigger than the industrial revolution or it will be internet itself. It will be. I mean I have been telling you and you know I didn't intend to give a little plug for my company here but I might as well because Rob and I over at 76 research we have been absolutely all over this and we keep pounding it and we keep telling you this is the future. If you want to just get the free stuff go to investinmagga.com clever right. We got that URL investinmagga.com or go over to 76 research. I have three portfolios there. I am all about the future and this opportunity and I know look I get it it can be scary but I am telling you if we don't own this okay guys if we don't own this they will and we cannot allow for that. We need to own this we need to lead it and we are the ones to do it. The president is clinging to this he is not about to let the climate folks or the crazy dems on the left whether it be Maxine Waters or Kamala Harris or Gavin Newsom or Obama or any of them it's the same crowd. Always the same crowd because sometimes I kind of wonder if they're working for someone else. I'm just saying they don't ever seem to be working for us or the United States right they're working in the interest of the UN or the interest of China or the interest of Ron. No no he's working for us all right so we need to own this space. I'm sorry I know it's scary you better want to own it otherwise it's going to be a very dangerous world indeed but he's making the point here we are back we are back and you guys are all so darn damn lucky that we are back you better thank us once twice three times over because you need leadership you need strength and you need America watch. I can report to you with pride that America is back and our country is stronger today than ever before. Our economy is the envy of the world our military is the most powerful on our technology is second to none and we are leading in virtually everything. Everything we are leading we are leading in everything okay and that's good for all of you and I know you were the envy of the world I get it but because we're the envy of the world I would say that you should want to do business with us right you wish you were us so we're in charge of our own house you're not in charge of it this is what you would call oh how shall we say I think this is what you would call hegemony without an apology right this is hegemony without an apology this is the opposite of Clinton this is the opposite of Obama this is opposite of Biden all put together right because American prosperity is our source of power this is why he gets you need to have a smart treasury secretary we need treasury working alongside state working alongside the Pentagon because all these things they're all wrapped up together it took a businessman to actually see that right because I don't think Biden understood the first thing about the economy I don't think I don't think Barack Obama cared about the economy other than he just wanted to tax you more and redistribute everything we have an economy that is envy of the world that other countries want access to we have the energy they need we have the personnel they need in terms of intellectual strength and power we got the technology that they need and the question now is what he can get other governments to do for starters to get access to all that we can offer he's done pretty well so far I mean heck we got Greenland that deal got signed today signed today more on that in just a moment I love that deal love it love it love it but first we're going to get to the problem child and by problem child I would mean Iran Iran we can do this easy way or we can do this the hard way here is the president communicating this message the cowards and traders would love to say the United States is low on munitions but that's not true we have more munitions than we could ever possibly even think of using and we're building them at levels that we have never done before we are adding to our stockpiles faster than we have ever been able to do before top of the line stuff in addition in the very near future massive munitions plants will be opening there are 18 of them being built by the greatest defense companies in the world right now 18 under construction some of them very quickly will be completed they're almost there and that rapid construction will be leading to very rapid deployment of missiles of every type and ammunition of every type and we'll be able to supply our allies at a much faster rate than we're doing right now I call on all nations to join us in enforcing the complete economic isolation of Iran until they stop their attacks on commercial shipping relinquish their nuclear ambitions and cease their support of terror oh wow the terrorist regime is behaving badly not because they are strong and confident but because they are weak and desperate if we stand united we will soon see a world free of the last 51-year menace of Iranian terror and oil prices will come plummeting down even lower than they were at the start of the conflict and they were very low in the United States they were really low with courage and resolve anything is possible big changes can happen and happen fast wow by the way what did I tell you I told you last Thursday that midterms might not be a lock for the left because oil keeps coming down and sure enough here we are oil down again down six attempts percent on crude today at ninety five dollars look I know it's still ninety five dollars but we're coming down we're coming down we're going to come down some more we get the straight of her moves opening back up we've got oil coming online in Venezuela we've got Alberta we want to do a deal with you okay Alberta Canada I mean there's a lot of opportunity out there not to mention all that we are getting out of the United States here but you listen to him and what he just communicated was hey we got weapons and we got more where that came from so anybody who's trying to say we're out of weapons they are dead wrong and so this leaves him now he says with a big decision he's got a big one in front of him and he can go one way or the other this is how shall we say this is not state department speak this is not state department english this is a president putting a menu on the table saying you can take this door or this door and one of them is going to mean your utter destruction watch but I have a big decision to make will a deal be made with Iran that lets them rebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before maybe one of the greatest in the Middle East or even the world or do I annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly never giving them a chance to kill and destroy people and countries again do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations but I believe we'll make a deal right after the election because it doesn't make sense for them not to right because he's explained to us how much they would like the democrats to win and and if they make a deal ahead of that that it would be too beneficial perhaps to Donald Trump but like I said this is not state department english okay this is a president who's putting a menu on the table and he's like you can do this or you can do this he's got a regime that's been in the last 51 years exporting terror building nuclear weapons a missile shield to hide a nuclear sprint and he warned you're up did he not that that missile could hit them all right this is what this is what shocks me about Europe and NATO and not willing to use it we can't use our base and stick on that like give me a break or rota moron in spain no no no no no like we're actually helping to protect you because if they got to the final leg of that that that would have been annihilation right did you see he was speaking almost directly to that one guy the Iranian minister there he's telling him like you can do this the right way or the wrong way but he also mentioned in his comments that Iran's getting cut off financially totally cut off and the rest of the world has to be on board with that because if you're not on board with that guess what you're getting cut off and you're not going to get access to the dollar system that's the benefit of being the hegemonic power of the United States America sometimes you just get to use it right I mean you think about Clinton and Obama negotiating for the assumption that America had to buy good behavior they're like oh pretty please you know can we will you put us on the good list and we'll pay for it I mean Biden just totally froze he didn't do anything right and and Trump's coming along with a full-on reason This is a massive reset, I think it's the biggest one that we've ever had since World War 2. Trump saying, "Listen, you deal as a normal country or you don't get to be one. How about that?" You either join the global stage and you play by the rules that we, as Top Dog put and play, or else. Mexico got near full, too. I mean, this is great. This is, I really, I really enjoyed this one. You know, I would have even gone through the traffic into New York City, into the UN building for this, because it was that good. I want you to see the Mexican delegation watch them very, very, very carefully, because they didn't pull a Cuba. They can't really, because they're too big a trading partner with us, but they sat there. Clearly, they were not too happy, because he let them have it, no one was safe, no one was safe. Trent, Deiragua, Mexico is the epicenter of the cartel violence, unfortunately. It's unacceptable for the United States to share a 2,000-mile border with a territory controlled by enemy cartels. So Mexico must reclaim control of its soil from the enemies of humanity. I meant to say they're not pleased with Trump's message, I mean, just the faces, the faces were just great. And that was my own camera work. I actually added that to zoom in, because I was like, that's too precious, right? Look, here it is in plain English. I mean, he's delivering in plain English. This is sovereignty, right? Like, he's delivering a message of sovereignty in plain English. His point is, borders are not bigotry, okay? They're not bigotry. The borders are actually how a country stays a country. Like this is a normal thing. I don't know why Clinton and Obama and Biden talked about partnerships and watching borders dissolve. How are you going to be a country? I mean, you guys want to govern stuff. How are you going to govern if you don't actually have the country? And Trump, on the other hand, is talking about partnerships after he seals the border. You see, we need the border shut. And then maybe we can do some trade deals, but we can't have any trade deals if you're not keeping the border closed for goodness sakes. I mean, this is not controversial. Why is anybody treating this as controversial? All of this makes such plain sense. What's crazy is that we allowed, for the last 30 years, to get ourselves all twisted in knots, where they made us think that we were bad and we had to pay reparations or something if you would, to the global economy to correct for all our wrongs and kind of change the global picture and give all these other countries a fighting chance. You know, we are big believers in you being the one that's in charge of your own destiny here. Right? You have all the power in the world to control yourself. So use the power. Take the power. And know that a stronger, healthier America that recognizes its own power is a much better asset to you than one that's down on its knees, although, well, you know, I guess it depends on the country. They like, they like the, they like the checks. They like to keep cashing our checks. The problem is, you know, I know, it's the same as in big government. None of the checks actually go to the people and none of the people actually get a help. It just goes to the corrupt ones on the top. So enough is enough is enough. Those days are over. A new world order is here. The media wasn't supposed to be there today. No, remember, they told us they weren't going to go. They absolutely were not going to cover this, you know, because they got banned. Well, three networks got banned. CNN, MSNBC. Oh, I keep calling it MSNBC. It's Ms. Now. Yeah, they had to get rid of the NBC because, well, let's just say NBC really wanted to get rid of them. And let's just say that's because the FCC has jurisdiction over NBC and they just really didn't want to be polluted over there at the main network with anything that the MS folks were doing. So that happened. Politico was the other one that was shut out. And apparently this happened because he saw some of their recent reporting and was like, this is bogus. This is not true. And it's very negative. And so he said enough is enough. I don't have to invite you into the White House. You don't have to have a desk and office in the White House. You don't have to have your little live shot here. You're welcome to do all the reporting you want, but you don't have to do it here. And so then they they lost it and they said not only were they suing him, right? This is the big lawsuit that they filed yesterday and he made a response to that. I'll share it with you. But anyway, not only were they suing, they decided they were going on strike, you know? I mean, it's not really a strike, right? Because they all work for these independently-owned, I mean, these are not state-owned broadcasters or anything. It wasn't really like a strike, but they said they're not going to do their job. They're not going to go and cover the UN assembly. And I was joking that like if there was one assignment, I could miss it. It might be that one just because the traffic so bad in New York City on those days. But gosh, you know, we still got to see the speech now, didn't we? Even though they were on strike, well, that's funny. It turns out they may not be the only game in town in the meantime and the meantime. This is great. So Donald Trump walks into the room, near the escalators at the UN, and he's about to, you know, go up to give his speech. And there's a gaggle of reporters there. And who is there, but a CNN reporter, a CNN reporter named Caitlin Collins, who he complaints can never put a smile on her face and is always taking the most negative tactic and the most negative angle on stories in any way, you know, she's out there and she's shouting questions at him, which is kind of funny. The CNN just told us they weren't going to do it. They were going to suspend coverage. So what happened to Kate, she must be some kind of glutton for punishment, right? Watch this clip because he calls her out pretty great on it. And two thirds of Americans don't think the US is winning the war with a rhyme. Wimmelain. It's an honor to be here. I'm surprised that CNN is here covering me. The United Nations allowed us in, sir. You should not be here covering me. You said you weren't going to cover me. You shouldn't be covering me. Starts of Americans don't think that the US is winning the war with a rhyme. Wimmelain. We're making a lot of progress. Our country is doing really, really well. Thank you very much. Meet new grippy setting mist from Maybelline, New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours, with flexible, all-day-configurup. Just plump. Maybe hydrated skin, that still feels like your skin. Try new grippy setting mist from Maybelline, New York. Maybe it's Maybelline. So um, you see obviously she can be there. He's only just not allowing her into her little live shot studio at the White House. She's welcome to be there. His point was you said you weren't going to do it, right? You told me you were like going on strike. That lasted a few hours. I'm just saying, you know, the media is really quite something. They had to be there for this one. Anyway, they did file a lawsuit and they're complaining in this lawsuit that it's just unbearable. One of their complaints was, you know, that they don't have an office anymore. They, it's CNN. They had their Betsy Klan, their little CNN reporter goes in and she's got a little desk where she keeps her computer and this, that, and the other. And hey, I would just say, you know, Wi-Fi is great. Go out onto the sidewalk. She eventually did that and you can keep your little computer out there and go for it. Nobody's preventing you from reporting. You don't need to be in the White House with your live shot. No, no, no. You can be anywhere. In fact, hey, look, I'm not even in DC and I report on DC and you know what else? Anytime I reach out to the White House and I have a question, they get right back to me. And in fairness and in total fairness, not that the Biden White House was much in terms of press transparency, but occasionally I go to them with questions to the State Department and this, that and the other. And they would get back to me, not as quickly, but they would get back to me. In other words, you can report from anywhere in the world on this stuff. You can. All right? You don't physically have to be in the White House and you don't have any kind of constitutional right to physically be in the White House. And not to mention, I get a kick out of political thinking it should be there, but Breitbart shouldn't because you know the lefties, they wouldn't live Breitbart near the gate for goodness' sakes. Okay, the president was expressly clear about his view point, discriminatory motive for targeting CNN MSN. Oh, what is it MSN now, whatever, and political. He called it the result of their constant reporting, fake news. So they're saying because of that, this is like a retaliation. It doesn't matter if it's retaliation because once again, I remind you, there is no constitutional right to actually physically be in the White House. They just don't get this. Now do they. In an oval office, the press conference later that day, the president doubled down. Okay, they're still complaining about how he does not like their reporting. No, their reporting is not so great. But think about this. When the president goes out and does an interview, he chooses with whom to do that interview. If he does not like that reporter, he doesn't have to do that interview. There's no constitutional right to that reporter saying, I want an interview. I've got to get the interview. Same kind of thing on these passes, right? He's not interfering with their right to report. He is interfering with their right to a live-shot location and to a desk in the White House. Here is his comment yesterday. He has expected fake news CNN, Politico, payback the $8 million contribution made by US government. Don't forget. They got quite a deal. They were like, I mean, no wonder when they needed to publish that letter with the 51X Spooks, Mike Morrell and John Brennan and Company all banding together to come out right ahead of the election to let everybody know that the Hunter Biden laptop was nothing but another Russia, Russia, Russia thing. It was like a Russia hoax and it turns out no, no, no. That Hunter Biden laptop was a thousand percent real. He really was that bad and the FBI was already investigating it. They knew that. But when they had to plant that story, where did they go? They went to Politico. Think about that. When you remember that Politico was getting paid by the government $8 million a year. Unbelievable, right? So a little bit of a conflict of interest, shall we say? Anyway, they say, you know, you brought this suit to gain access to the White House and your president and me. They have drawn a great judge for them, a man who ruled in favor of Jim Acosta. Remember when Jim Acosta got kicked out? I guess Jim Acosta was able to get back in because this judge whom he names was somebody who didn't really like Trump, even though I guess he was appointed by Trump. Well, whatever it is, I still go back to the AP story. Here's the deal. Remember the AP story? They wouldn't call it the Gulf of America. They kept calling it the Gulf of Mexico. And so Donald Trump was like, all right, well, I'm not giving you access to the briefing room. And so they started losing some access and they got mad and they sued. And the first go around in the lawsuit, the judge was like, yeah, you got to give him access. And then the second go around in the lawsuit, it went to the Appellate Court and the Appellate Court because apparently you always got to go to the adults these days, the adults in the room. The Appellate Court was like, yeah, you know what? He doesn't have to give you access to the room. He's not infringing on your freedom of speech. And that's the precedent I would be looking at. He thinks that fake news is a threat to democracy. Look, news has bias, right? It shouldn't, but it does. The inflection of your voice as simple as that as a news reporter, you know, how am I going to deliver this headline? Unemployment rate came in at 4.1%. I could say unemployment rate came in at 4.1%, or I could say unemployment rate came in at 4.1%, which sounds a lot worse, right? So there's little things like that. There's how you frame the story because, you know, I mean, when Biden finally got inflation going down after it had been 9.0 something percent, everybody was like, whoa, inflation's going down. I'm like, well, I mean, it's down, but it's still up 5.2%, it's still up 6.1%, and let's not forget guys. This is cumulative. So you see what I'm saying? And he's just getting sick and tired of all the negativity that is coming from one side and one side only. So he said, you know what? Enough with you. You're done. You're out. You are not going to get to come and sit in the briefing room anymore. I'm taking your press passes. You can't come into the White House. Okay. They're suing. We'll see where that goes. I think the law is 1,000% on his side, and they're not going to get to first base, and then they're going to have egg on their face. But their reaction is to take their ball and go home, sort of, because Caitlin still showed up at the gaggle today. They want to say, well, we're not going to cover you then. Well, here's the good news. Okay. America? We don't need them. He doesn't need them because there are so many other ways to get your news and information today. You're here listening to me, reminder, subscribe, if you haven't, reminder, go check out my Spotify show too. We put this every day on Spotify. Please subscribe. I need all the help I can get over there. But the reality is there are just so many other places to get this as this reporter on Real America's Voice. Again, another outlet explained today. Let's take a look at his piece. Out in unison of all White House pool engagements. A boy class beginning on day one of Donald Trump's trip to New York for the UN General Assembly. If you look at CNN's fake news, if you look at MS now, I don't even know what MS now is, I guess it's the MSNBC, what it used to be, MSDNC, as some people call it, that's Democrat national committee, but it's just by its news. And I think that these outlets have an obligation to be fair. And if they're fake news, I really think I have an obligation not to allow them into another very special house. Well, the White House is the most special of all houses, I have to say. And I don't even think the mayor would argue with that. And I think I have an obligation not to let fake news, they're very bad for the country. The only organization traveling with Trump actually is the conservative online outlet called Real America's Voice. And all of this for what? To film the president, Bonnets arrival to New York City for the first day of the United General Assembly without the pool, without CNN, with CNN being barred to cover it, on behalf of all the networks, the one hand selected outlet is called Real America's Voice, which is the MAGA Propagating Outlet that is host to Steve Bannon's show in Jack Basobick, John Solomon, before he entered the government to find the original guidelines. That's also the station that he was on. This White House has actually allows very friendly media outlet inside of the door. And those are the ones they like. The Pentagon press pool, in fact, is for Lindell TV, have started by my pillow CEO, Mike Lindell, the Gateway Pond and Human Events. Today, in New York City, Real America's Voice, a small pro-Trump network was listed as the secondary crew for this important trip to the UN. Okay, he's surrounded by people that will literally repeat every single lie that he says. There's just no replacement for the TV pool system right now, just because of how large the cost is. And, you know, today we had a conservative outlet called Real America's Voice as the secondary TV pooler, but they didn't provide footage to anyone else, and none of the networks would agree to use footage from a small-- Oh, because they're just not going to, they could possibly use. You know what? I use footage from Real America's Voice all the time, though. Let me use it. No problem. You guys can get it. Don't clip it off Twitter or off YouTube. They're actually very generous with that. No problem. It's actually you guys who can sometimes be a little bit ornary about it. I've noticed, like, with the pool, right, because if you don't subscribe to the pool and therefore pay into the pool, it can be a little bit more tricky. I'm just saying, I'm just saying there are certain networks that will let Foxes actually really good about it, you know, which is nice, you know. And Real America, so there are places you can go and I can use footage from. And I always tell everybody, you're welcome to use anything that's on my show. I don't actually, you know, try and track you down and hold you up for it. But they are such a bunch of snobs. They're not going to use Real America's Voice because it's a secondary pool. Are you kidding me? And, you know, did it really matter? No. Because guess what? We still got to see the president. It is deeply ironic that the United Nations has an entire institution. Right? There he is. There he is. Yes, go. It didn't cut back on anything. And I saw a whole bunch of reporters from all over the world that were tracking the president there today. So you guys have a very inflated sense of self. The reality is this. Guess what? He's going to make it without you. He, in this new independent media space, can pick up a lot of it, okay? And we will. We absolutely, positively will. Marco Rubio having to get into it this morning on NBC saying, you know what? The media doesn't have a right to that little backstage, whatever. I mean, I call it backstage because it really is like a studio. So I've been in the Oval Office and the Oval Office, you see it from meetings and stuff. He actually doesn't work in there. The president does not work in the Oval Office. He works in a little office right off the side. It kind of reminds me of like a dining room area. And he's got all his TVs up on that, you know, at the, he's at one end of the table and he's got his computer or laptop and his phone. And then at the other end are all the TVs. And there's this little tiny hallway that goes from the Oval Office right there into that main. It was probably a dining room maybe at one point. He's funny about it too because the furniture is kind of rickety in it. It's old. It's in desperate need of an update. He did revamp the Oval Office and it looks great now, but it's still kind of a set. So they go in there and they take photo ops and media pictures and stuff, but it's a set. And in the sort of further down where the media wing is, they have these little areas where reporters can work and so you can get your laptop connected there and you can sit and you can write up your stories. But it's really no different than if you were across the street. I mean, it's not like you're running up to the Oval Office to say, "Hey, Mr. President, what do you think of this?" It's not like you have any kind of different access to the administration. You just have a different location for your studio. That's really what it is. So Marcos trying to explain this here on NBC this morning, now you don't have a legal right to that, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, let's let Marco handle it. The White House feels very strongly and the president feels very strongly that the coverage he gets and I can't blame him. Look, I got to be honest with you. Maybe you're not going to like to hear this, but I watch a lot of American news coverage and it sounds and something. cases, for example, like they're rooting for Iran. It sounds like they're highlighting anything Iran says in all their public statements as true, and they downplay everything American officials say is wrong. I think I don't think that that is what's behind this, but I think there's a trend line here that's very positive. So look, the White House is very strongly. With all due respect, should media outlets be banned because the president doesn't like their coverage? Should you be able to ban -- Well, they're banned. They're banned. They're banned from other. No, they're banned from other. They're not. No, we're not closing CNN. Well, that's different. Iran is access to the workspace that the president -- This is it right with you, though. I think the White House feels very strongly -- Well, but the president feels very strongly that why should I have people working in my building and in my office that I believe are not honestly covering my administration? That's how he feels. We're not closing CNN. There aren't a bunch of police officers or soldiers kicking down the doors of MSNBC or MSNOW, whatever it's called, and arresting people and unplugging it from the grid. They're just not allowed to work from the workspace at the White House, but there'll be no changes to your traveling pool of reporters. What we haven't discussed it, but again, I think, you know, every -- the administration -- this is a decision the White House made about coverage in the White House, but I'll do a press conference today, and I imagine there'll be reporters there tomorrow, and there'll be reporters there from every outlet. I don't ask them who they're with, and so forth. And I don't think the White House is saying they're not able to cover the president. What he is saying, they're going to all write stories and do stories about the president. What he is arguing is, why should I have these people? What right do they have to be embedded in this building? They can cover the White House that just can't have a desk there. Exactly. Okay? That makes sense. I've always thought it was just a bunch of nonsense, so whoopty-doo, the White House reporter, all it means is they call it, like, Pebble Beach, because right outside the White House, they have, like, all these little stations, all these little onnings, and you'll see camera equipment with the onnings and every reporter. It's really annoying. I've actually been out there, and I've done a live shot, and it's annoying because everybody is talking right next to you, so it's not like you get your own. It looks in the shot, like, you're it, and that's the end of the story, but literally, like, three feet away is the other reporter, and then three feet from him or from her. You got another reporter. So it's just these rose reporters that are doing their live shots, and it looks like they're all alone in front of the White House, but they're not. There's plenty of them right nearby. You're just not picking up all the other mic sounds because they have a mic that's directly on them. Anyway, it's just a set. It's a set. You get an outside shot, and you get an inside shot, and you get a tiny little workspace where you can write your scripts and this, that, and the other. But you can do that across the street, and you can do that from, you know, from your building across the street. You can do that in the CNN Washington Bureau. So I don't think they're going to win this one. This has nothing to do with freedom of speech. As far as, you know, retaliatory, and you saw that the reporter was saying, hey, like, what's going to happen? Are they going to be able to fly on Air Force One? The President actually, and that's been decided in other cases. The President has full jurisdiction over who's going to be able to fly on a particular plane somewhere. That is completely within his parameter, and if he chooses Breitbart over Politico, then he has that right. It's the same as whom I'm going to do my interview with this week. I mean, it's amazing. They make such a big deal out of it, but, you know, he's got another little work around here. I like this work around. I got a kick out of this work around. It is called "Ladies and Gentlemen Introducing Trump TV." Trump TV. What is that? I think he's always wanted to have Trump TV. And now it's coming, it's coming, and it should exist. Like in other words, we shouldn't have to rely on the pool all the time. I think having the pool is good, because you want independent journalists, right? Chronicling, what's going on. But simultaneously, there shouldn't be a cost to be in the pool. Like somebody ought to be giving that out. All that stuff for free. And I think this is the answer here. They've got Trump TV. So if you go to the White House, you can get Trump TV. They've got a little promo that they're running for it. I had to take the music out. Oh, it's such a good little tune that video killed the radio star. You know that song, right? It was really, wasn't that the first MTV song ever video killed the radio star? And it's kind of fitting. They're using that song. You get it, because what is killing mainstream media? But all of us, right here, right? That's what's killing mainstream media. You're watching TV. I will just stand here and watch television for hours. I love it. I want to walk by Joe! No! Anyway, there you go. They got a nice sense of humor over there at the White House. And they're going to have basically all of these things being broadcast. They're going to send it out, you know, what's going to be like a reality show, right? We're going to be able to tune into Trump TV and watch the latest cabinet meeting. And all kinds of stuff. Like he is super transparent. And it's something that I've always noticed about him in that he's not necessarily going to tell me anything off the record that he wouldn't go on the record with. Which I think is pretty darn impressive. So so many administrations, so many politicians have sort of there on the record off the record thing. And he's like just an open book. And this is what actually always gets him in trouble because people are like, "Oh my gosh, you shouldn't, like, looking at what we saw at the UN today. Oh my gosh, you shouldn't say that." You better believe he's saying that. And he sat down for three hours with the Iranians today and I guarantee you, he said exactly what he said in that speech to them. And it's not like there's an audience for one and not for another. So they could do, they could do a reality show. I mean, this would be the problem with working in the White House, though, right? Because you'd always have to have your hair and make up on, ready to go. Never know when you're going to be on camera. Anyway, it's all coming together, okay? New media is here. You don't need the mainstream media anymore. You can be more selective. And I find it funny that they're all worked up. They're all worked up in the mainstream media about, "Oh my gosh, real America's news. Can you imagine that?" Or Mike Lindell TV. "Oh my gosh, how horrendous is that?" Well, do you think that maybe, maybe like the president thought at times, gee, ABC news. Like I don't really like ABC news, which is, you know, effectively run by George Stephan Novelis who was working for Bill Clinton, right? Like he's kind of the headhunt show over there. You think he likes that? Or NBC news where they're trashing him constantly? I mean, they get all those late night shows on all those networks? No. Like so, how is this any different? You know, they really are. A lot of, you know, the snobbery is massive and it's got to end. And we need to come back to some form of normalcy. I read everything just because I want to know what everybody thinks and I want to make sure that I come out with my own view on things and hopefully that's why you're here too because you're seeking something different, but, you know, you can't, you just can't have everybody thinking the same way over and over and over again. That's not healthy for us as a country. It's not going to get us anywhere. Now will it tell you what did get us somewhere? Greenland, it's ours, baby, well, not technically totally ours, but we got permanent rights, permanent military rights. I like the sound of that because, you know, the world is changing. He put this out about a year ago. This was hysterical. Hello, Greenland. What? Hello, Greenland. Today was the day. Today was the signing. I feel like I'm on golf TV voicing over one quality of this shot. It's not so hot. This is what they meant by the pool camera being second to your, I don't know. No, I'm not going to pick on my friends in real America. I'm sure there's some other reason for this. Maybe it was streamed in, but this is the moment of the day, okay? We got Greenland. You've got Denmark there. You've got Greenland there. And they're signing the documents. Well Monica Crowley, wonderful, wonderful woman. If protocol there, she's picking up all those precious documents from them, making sure everything is signed. And we're getting Greenland forever in this deal. This is a very, very big accomplishment. I can't stress that enough. It was something that I worried at times, okay, full disclosure, I worried too, right? Was running the risk of being a pipe dream. Okay, well there's the applause. How about that? And yet it happened. It happened. And a lot of people have come out and said, well, how is this different? And what I would tell you, and if you go back and look at some of my reporting on this over the course of the last year, my point has always been that we needed more of a military presence and that we needed to guarantee that we could have access to those minerals and we needed to guarantee that we wouldn't have adversaries in there and what actually happened all of the above. So that is the difference here. We now have a forever permanent agreement in place to be there and to secure Greenland. That is critical given the location right of Greenland, which we've talked about before. And especially, you know, all the climate change people out there. Where are you when we need you to talk about real stuff? Okay, we got ice melting. So what would that mean? Oh, direct pass between Russia and China. We need to have some presence up there, given where this strategically is located. So we are now and had been locking down some of our bases. We are now adding to our bases. Pete Hegseth, making that announcement just yesterday, we're putting a lot more military personnel up there. This is going to be a big endeavor for us. Let's go to Marco Rubio. He was on Fox and Friends this morning talking about it. As important. Yeah, it's a fact. Well, remember, the whole thing about Greenland was about national security. President Trump was clear about that from the very beginning. This was about national security, both for missile defense. defense, defense of the Arctic, defensive waterways, all of that was critical. And so we had an existing agreement, but it was not, I needed to be modernized, I needed to be updated. We have a new agreement now that's actually great for Greenland and Denmark as well because it provides for their security. And what, first of all, it's permanent. It's forever. Like there's no expiration to this deal. It allows us to build as many military bases as are necessary for missile defense for so forth. It puts us in an investment screening process together with Denmark so you're not going to wake up one day and realize, okay, yeah, the Chinese military is not there, but their companies own all the ports, their companies own all the land. And so they're there because they've done that in different parts of the world. It allows us to-- >> Delta Road. >> Yeah, or even worse in some cases, I mean, they build these ports around the world and the port looks like a military base and you think to yourself, well, of course they built it that way. One day they want to be able to deploy their navy to it. So I think this is something that allows us, and it's NATO-related, too, because what it says is, any non-NATO country that tries to invest in Greenland has to go through a screening process that we are involved in and have control over along with our partners now in Denmark and Greenland. So it's a great deal. It's a fantastic achievement. It never would have happened had the president not raid this issue. You know, multiple American presidents understood the geographic importance of Greenland. This is the first president that actually has done something about it. And today he will sign something that is very good for America, for our security. But it's good for NATO, actually. It's good for Denmark, and it's good for Greenland. And it's permanent. And it's permanent, right? That's a big deal. The national security was really fundamentally the issue here. He come up as long back as 2018. I believe it was Ron Louder. This is really interesting. So Ron Louder, heir to the Estee Lauder Foundation, and, well, not foundation. The makeup company. He's got a foundation. And I've interviewed him a few times over the years. Actually, back when I was at Bloomberg, I interviewed him for a wonderful documentary on his art. He owned a whole gallery on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. And it was just this extraordinary art. Anyway, he, who's, oh, by the way, I should mention this, he's actually also the father-in-law. His daughter is married to Kevin Worsh at the Fed, so like six degrees of separation in a weird way. Anyway, he was really clued in on Greenland. So thanks to Ron. And he, like, cornered the president on it years ago and started bringing up this topic. And so, you know, it got in the president's ear, and he started paying attention to it. And then when he came back second time around, it really was a big priority. And the Danes, they did not want this, right? Denmark was so opposed to it, they made fun of him. The left made fun of him. They thought that this was all one big fantasy. But here we are today with the signing. And I want to go to the Danish minister who was just heaping praise on Donald Trump. And I am very proud to say that in the kingdom of Denmark, the United States has a friend that has always kept our word. And L.I., you have always been able to rely on. And this day represents a milestone in our long-standing cooperation. 75 years ago, we entered into an agreement about the defence of Greenland. Today, we are signing an even bigger and better agreement, a deal that can last forever. This deal is good for the United States. It's good for Greenland, Denmark, for the NATO alliance, and therefore also good for Europe. In other words, we are strengthening our common security, boosting our common deterrence, showing our adversaries who we are and we are doing it together. Mr. President, you have been very clear. You don't want adversaries to come too close. I fully agree. And with this deal, they are not. We are making sure that they will not be allowed to get any control or significant influence in Greenland. And we are making sure that more Allies are present in the Arctic at the same time. Our agreement today underlines the importance of the NATO alliance and we welcome engagement and involvement in Greenland, from partners and Allies even more. This agreement also recognizes the United States defining historical and ongoing contributions to the security and defence of Greenland. Wow. So that was, let me see if I've got her name right, Meta Fredriksson and she's the Prime Minister of Denmark and wow, she was being very complimentary. We had not heard such complimentary speech like ever from the Danes before, but now we're getting up there and we're doing our thing and it's good for them. As she said, it's good for Greenland and it is good for us and it's good for our Allies. Remember, our Allies, what is good for America is good for you and that's the theme of today. This is a new world order. This is a new opportunity in time. It's a chance for us to recognize that we as the most powerful country in the world need to be proud of that power and brace that power and use that power. Don't be ashamed of it. You know, those days are over. We're not going to co-town to the globalists. We're not going to co-town to the UN in a bunch of little countries there that think that they can be in charge of the human rights council when they don't even treat women as equal citizens and make them cover up and where all kinds of, you know, don't get me started because we'll be on that one all day long. I've never understood that and I'm sorry. You can be empathetic as a human being and understand that there's other culture but when it comes to how that religion treats women, I'll never get there. Which is why I was so proud to see even what Italy was doing, standing up for young girls in Italy saying, we're not going to allow burkas, we're not going to allow the headscarves. You want to come to school? None of that's going to exist because we're not going to do that to women. We're not going to tell them that they have to cover up. A religion that treats women as they do is not a religion that belongs, propped up in any way, shape, or form, certainly not in Western culture, okay. You've got to draw the line in the sand somewhere. So on behalf of women everywhere, at least draw it for them. It is good to have you guys here. It really is. I appreciate you being here. Alfonso was good to see you back in there today. I'm glad that you like my little story. Sometimes I can get carried away. I got lots of little stories and I'll be on a tangent. We'll be here all night long, but I wanted to make sure I brought you those extraordinary headlines from the President of the United States. At the UN General Assembly today, this is a historic day. This is a historic moment and we're here for all of it. Thank you for being part of this show. 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Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Donald Trump’s UN speech marks a dramatic shift in U.S. global posture, signaling a return to assertive sovereignty and rejecting decades of perceived globalist policies.
  2. The speech highlights a new world order where the U.S. refuses to apologize for its strength, denies obligations to global institutions like the ICC or UN climate mandates, and emphasizes national self-reliance.
  3. Trump’s approach is framed as a rejection of globalism, with direct confrontations at the UN targeting Cuba, Iran, and Mexico, asserting that nations must either align with U.S. values or be excluded from the global stage.

Summary:

Donald Trump’s address at the UN General Assembly represents a profound geopolitical realignment, signaling a decisive break from the globalist policies of past administrations. The speech positions the United States as a strong, sovereign nation that no longer feels obligated to apologize for its economic and military power. It directly challenges institutions like the International Criminal Court and global carbon taxes, arguing they undermine national sovereignty and are deeply ironic given the UN’s promotion of mass migration and cultural homogenization.

S. return as a necessary corrective to decades of perceived American weakness and subjugation, emphasizing that a stronger America is inherently beneficial to the world. The speech includes bold actions—such as a deal for Greenland, a strong stance on Cuba’s crumbling economy, and a firm message to Iran and Mexico—showing a return to aggressive, assertive diplomacy.

The administration criticizes media outlets like CNN and Politico for what it calls "fake news" and biased reporting, removing them from White House coverage and emphasizing a new media landscape dominated by pro-Trump outlets like Real America’s Voice and Trump TV. S. reclaims its leadership role and demands that other nations either align with American values or face exclusion.

The tone underscores a belief that global leadership is not about compromise but about strength, clarity, and strategic power.

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The speaker argues that the U.S. under Donald Trump represents a return to national sovereignty and strength, marking a significant shift from previous administrations that were seen as yielding to globalist pressures. This is described as a 'new world order' where the U.S. leads without apology.

The diplomats left in protest after President Trump criticized Cuba's regime as an 'absolutely failed state' under severe economic and political pressure, calling it a threat to U.S. security and sovereignty.

The speaker points to Cuba's struggling economy—down over 2% in 2026, with inflation around 21% and tourism down over 60%—as evidence of systemic failure, and cites widespread blackouts as signs the regime cannot sustain itself.

The speaker criticizes the UN for promoting globalist agendas, including mass migration, gender ideology, and global taxation, arguing that these undermine national sovereignty and cultural heritage, and calling for U.S. leadership to oppose such policies.

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