Trump at the UN — America First, Globalism Last | Weekly Verdict 12
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Trump at the UN — America First, Globalism Last | Weekly Verdict 12
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Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations was less a diplomatic courtesy and more a status report: America is bigger, stronger, and cleaning up problems other nations and prior administrations kicked down the road. Sterling and Andrew walk through the speech point by point — the playground-bully framing, the list of foreign-policy results in roughly 18 months, and the blunt language on Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, China, and the Western Hemisphere.
They cover Operation Absolute Resolve and the capture of Nicolás Maduro; claims that a huge share of the world’s oil now sits under U.S. influence; Greenland, missile defense, and northern shipping lanes; the Iran nuclear file and the Strait of Hormuz; and Trump’s line that he will not let problems fester. The conversation then turns to the larger clash: patriotic nationalism versus the globalist project that has shaped the UN, Europe, Canada, and much of the press. Canada’s immigration numbers and Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) statistics get a hard look, as do Spain’s border reality, Mexico’s cartels, and China’s bid to split the West while chasing Taiwan and AI.
The hosts close with the episode’s verdict question: as the UN currently stands, does the United States even want its approval — and should it?