At the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), US President Donald Trump delivered a speech underscoring his current role in the White House and America's global strength. Trump claimed success in ending seven 'endless wars,' including a 12-day conflict between India-Pakistan and Israel-Iran. He remarked, "I wish the UN had done it, but I had to do it."
During the speech, the teleprompter suddenly malfunctioned, yet Trump confidently declared, "I don't mind speaking without a teleprompter because it isn't working. Whoever is operating it will be in big trouble."
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Trump praised America's strength and accomplishments, stating it has the strongest economy, secure borders, military power, alliances, and national fervor. He dubbed it "America's Golden Age."
President Trump also questioned the purpose of the United Nations, suggesting the organization does not operate at its full potential. He exclaimed, "In most cases, they only write strongly-worded letters which are not followed through. Empty words don't stop wars." Additionally, he reiterated his claim of halting seven battles.
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Within the speech, Trump reminisced about previously bidding for the refurbishment of the UN headquarters during his business career, although the project was eventually awarded to a more expensive option.
In his address, Trump also highlighted America's domestic achievements. He noted reductions in energy costs, gasoline, and grocery prices, lower mortgage rates, and inflation under control. Additionally, he shared a strong stance on illegal immigration, asserting that the US is now respected globally.
