Remarks by the President to United Nations General Assembly
Kimmel said the move prompted the White House TV pool to suspend coverage and mocked Trump’s United Nations speech as a rough ramble.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, delivering a speech outlining his administration's domestic achievements and foreign policy priorities.
- Trump touted his administration's economic performance, claiming the United States secured $21 trillion in new global investments compared to less than $1 trillion under the previous administration.
- The president reported that crime in Washington, D.C., dropped 87% since last year, while the administration plans $1.5 trillion in United States Armed Forces investment this term.
- Late-Night host Jimmy Kimmel criticized Trump on Tuesday, asserting that banning three news organizations from the White House backfired by causing the press pool to suspend coverage.
- The president also addressed the Islamic Republic of Iran, describing the regime as a menace and suggesting united international action could lead to a significant deal and lower energy prices.
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Faced with Trump's hegemonic pretense speech, celebrating at the United Nations General Assembly, other leaders called for unity from the international community.
Remarks by the President to United Nations General Assembly
Mr. Secretary-General, First Lady of the United States, distinguished delegates, ambassadors, and fellow leaders: it’s my great honor to welcome you as we celebrate 250 years of freedom. Two and a half centuries after the cause of liberty found its home on this continent, I can report to you with pride that America is back, […]
World leaders have gathered at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly to discuss the ongoing crises and wars in Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan, Congo, and Myanmar; crises that, along with climate change, inequality, economic turmoil, and questions about the future of the United Nations, are among the most important topics of the meeting.
Referring to the President's speech at the UN General Assembly, the Minister of Roads and Urban Development of the 13th government said: "The honorable President will answer from the same podium where Trump spoke nonsense."
During his speech, American accused Tehran of being the world's greatest sponsor of terrorism and claimed that the country could be "annihilated"
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