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00:00This time, U.N. week kicked off without any hiccups.
00:03Trump and Melania rode up the escalator without a hitch.
00:06Remember last year, the escalator went rogue and almost took out the first lady?
00:12Sabotage is how 47 described it.
00:14And then his teleprompter malfunction.
00:16So double sabotage.
00:19This time, the escalators were checked and rechecked and no prompter issues.
00:24The U.N. cleared out the whole booth to make sure there wasn't another snafu.
00:28So this year, the president got to rip the U.N. a new one without any interruptions.
00:33It is deeply ironic that the United Nations has an entire institution,
00:38the UNESCO group of people and countries devoted to protecting cultural heritage.
00:46Yet, with their ceaseless promotion of mass migration,
00:49these globalists are actively destroying the greatest cultures
00:53and most extraordinary heritage in all of history.
00:56There is no human right to illegal immigration,
01:00but there is a right to remain a sovereign nation.
01:04And we want to remain a sovereign nation.
01:06And so should you.
01:08Calling out the U.N. for using migration as a weapon
01:12to destroy wealthy Western culture is exactly why they hate him.
01:16And it's also why Trump loves U.N. week.
01:19It's his favorite week of the year, besides Masters Week, of course.
01:23He gets to blast the globalists right in his hometown and then sleep in his own bed at Trump Tower.
01:28Trump had the Cubans storming out of the room like Joy Behar when O'Reilly was on The View.
01:33The communist regime is under great pressure, the biggest pressure they've ever been under.
01:40It's an absolutely failed state.
01:44It's failing like never before, and it will fall.
01:49Marco Rubio is handling a negotiation.
01:51We'll not allow a haven for foreign adversaries to threaten America on our own doorstep.
01:58Now, if you think Trump's slowing down after Iran, he's not.
02:02Cuba's next.
02:03The whole room looked kind of skittish.
02:05Trump even told Mexico they haven't been great neighbors.
02:09The cartels are the ISIS of the Western Hemisphere.
02:14Not good people.
02:16Like ISIS, they should be killed, exiled, or detained as enemy combatants without the possibility of release.
02:23Mexico is the epicenter of the cartel violence, unfortunately.
02:28It's unacceptable for the United States to share a 2,000-mile border with a territory controlled by enemy cartels.
02:36So Mexico must reclaim control of its soil from the enemies of humanity.
02:42Airstrikes into Mexico, not off the table.
02:45Every single country has been put on notice.
02:47And that's why every single country is dying to bring back Biden.
02:50Biden, who used to come to the U.N., fall asleep, wake up, and just start giving money and weapons
02:55away.
02:56Let everybody get away with everything.
02:58Let Russia invade Ukraine.
02:59Let Beijing take over Latin America.
03:02Let the Iranians build thousands of missile factories.
03:05At one point, Biden was stuffing migrants on planes and just flying them here, just dropping them off here in
03:10New York.
03:11Like, here you go.
03:12Now the planes going the other way.
03:15The world can't make their problems our problem.
03:18Or else, they're going to have a problem.
03:20So Trump comes in and says, enough's enough.
03:23And doesn't care who gets upset.
03:25So while others have talked, I have acted.
03:29While others have spoken of peace, I have made peace.
03:34While others have ignored threats, I have confronted them.
03:39While others have talked of courage, America has shown it.
03:43While others have promised strength, I have used it to make America the most powerful country in the world.
03:50The theme of the president's speech was, others have talked, I have acted.
03:55Act two could be annihilation, leaving the General Assembly speechless.
04:01I have a big decision to make.
04:04Will a deal be made with Iran that lets them rebuild and create a far greater country than it ever
04:13was before?
04:14Or do I annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly, never giving them a chance to kill and destroy
04:22people and countries again?
04:24And do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations?
04:33The Iranians got the message.
04:34They're in town for the U.N. too.
04:36The Iranian president, not the gay Ayatollah, is set to deliver his U.N. speech tomorrow.
04:41It's not really a vacation for the delegation.
04:43The Iranians can't stroll around Central Park or go shopping on Fifth Avenue.
04:48And they definitely aren't allowed to go to the club.
04:50The State Department has them on a short leash.
04:54They're basically allowed to order room service.
04:56That's it.
04:57And no, no, under any circumstances are they to get spa treatments.
05:02They're here to get down to business with Wyckoff and Kushner.
05:05They settled into a suite for about three hours, drank some tea and talked truce.
05:11It's actually the first face-to-face meeting since June.
05:14Their rooms and phones are tapped so they can't disguise their little shenanigans.
05:19Meanwhile, Trump met with our Arab allies behind the scenes, nine countries total.
05:25Steve and Jared had a very productive meeting today with mediators of Iran.
05:33Merely mediators.
05:34Let's see what happens with that.
05:36They've been mediated for a while, but I think there's a lot of momentum for them to make a deal.
05:41The clock's ticking.
05:43The mullahs are trying to punt the deal to after the midterms,
05:46thinking they'll have more leverage if the Democrats win.
05:49Trump says, nice try.
05:52They're waiting to see how I do in the midterm election.
05:55What they don't realize is that I'm not running.
05:58I did that already and won in a landslide.
06:03We won in a giant landslide.
06:05And I'll be here for two and a half years.
06:08Trump versus the Iranians.
06:09That was the main event.
06:11Then comes the undercard.
06:13Muslims versus the Jews.
06:15Netanyahu set to address the U.N. on Thursday.
06:18And the mayor still wants the prime minister in handcuffs.
06:22When it comes to Benjamin Netanyahu, I have described him as I believe him to be,
06:27a war criminal and an architect of a horrific genocide of the Palestinian people.
06:31The International Criminal Court deems someone worthy of an arrest because of a violation of those laws.
06:36Then who are we to say that anyone should be above that?
06:39And I think very clearly that everyone should be held accountable to it.
06:43Things escalated quite quickly.
06:46Shame on you, Mr. Mondani.
06:47Shame on you for supporting the Hamas terrorist monsters who butchered our people.
06:53Shame on you for inciting riots against New York Jews.
06:56I'm coming to the U.N.
06:57I'm going to tell the truth about our heroic soldiers.
07:01And I'm going to tell the truth about you.
07:04While those two go at it and the Iranians figure themselves out,
07:07Trump's wheeling and dealing with the rest of the world.
07:09And after his speech to the Assembly,
07:11the president met with Zelensky to talk about the war with Russia
07:14that's really getting pretty nasty and expensive for both sides.
07:18Zelensky also met with CIA chief Ratcliffe earlier this week in Ireland.
07:22So something's cooking.
07:24Trump getting some home cooking.
07:26Signing a defense deal with Greenland and Denmark
07:28after the media said Trump the conquistador had no strategy.
07:33Mr. President, you have been very clear.
07:36You don't want adversaries to come too close.
07:42I fully agree.
07:43And with this deal, they are not.
07:46We are making sure that they will not be allowed to get any control
07:52or significant influence in Greenland.
07:55The Pentagon's not wasting any time.
07:57The commander-in-chief's already sending in the troops.
08:00This agreement made with the Kingdom of Denmark,
08:04an incredible, beautiful country,
08:06and the Greenland people itself,
08:09gives the United States permanent control over security
08:12and all other needs on that territory.
08:14We will immediately begin the process of developing
08:18a large military presence in the appropriate locations.
08:22The United States conquered Greenland without having to fire a single shot.
08:26And primetime may have to send Johnny.
08:29Trump also met with Macron last night in Trump Tower.
08:32Maybe not as nice as Versailles, but same amount of gold.
08:36He sat down with the prime minister of Japan today,
08:39Takeuchi, too, had a lot to talk about, especially about China.
08:43The event everybody's waiting for this week is Trump's big summit with Xi.
08:48The president says the dinner is going to be the hottest ticket in town.
08:51Now, the two are already going to be drilling down on trade and AI.
08:55Sorry, can't say AI anymore.
08:58From this point forward, all of the United States documents
09:02and hopefully the world's will be changed to use the much more accurate term
09:06super as opposed to artificial.
09:10So it's super intelligence.
09:13In other words, welcome to the new world of super intelligence dash SI.
09:18Now I say whoever wins SI, whoever wins super intelligent, wins.
09:27That's the group that wins.
09:28The Democrats once again running against intelligence.
09:32Bernie trying to pressure the president into an AI ceasefire with the Chinese.
09:37I hope very much that they will sit down and begin the process of negotiating a comprehensive treaty
09:45to establish a pause on advanced AI and a ban on AI super intelligence.
09:54Let that sit in.
09:55Bernie Sanders wants to ban all technological progress.
09:59All these companies working with trillion dollar supercomputers.
10:03Bernie wants all the workers to shut everything down and just take a lunch break.
10:06A long one.
10:08If Bernie were around 100 years ago, he probably would have demanded Henry Ford stop building
10:12cars while he stood next to a horse.
10:16Trump's just blowing Bernie off, going full force with super intelligence.
10:21What the president has said is, yes, if there's harm that comes from AI, we have to protect
10:26our country from it.
10:27But we cannot afford to not be at the leading edge of AI because it's going to happen.
10:31And if it's going to happen, we should benefit from it and we should be in the lead.
10:35Today, the United States hosted a funeral for globalism, scolded the leaders of other
10:40countries, friend and foe alike, warned them that bad behavior was no longer going to be
10:44tolerated and that the United States is not going to shackle ourselves with international
10:49institutions just for the sake of Cold War nostalgia.
10:53We're in a new era.
10:55Old alliances have been shattered and new ones are forming.
10:58Spheres of influence are shrinking for some, growing for others.
11:03There's no such thing as a free ride anymore.
11:06The United States will pursue our interests aggressively and work with allies when it benefits
11:12our strategic interests.
11:14Our borders are sacred and we're not afraid to expand them.
11:17The United States is the largest producer of energy in the world, the largest economy
11:22in the world, by far, and the most dominant and lethal military and the leader in the AI
11:28and space race.
11:29This is a key moment in the history of the world.
11:32The United States has no peer and we intend to keep it that way.
11:37We should be looking out for numero uno because there's no guarantee America is going to stay
11:42at the top of the food chain.
11:43Now, if we intend to remain the sole superpower, we're going to have to take aggressive action
11:48to maintain our position.
11:50And that may make us a little unpopular, but this isn't a popularity contest.
11:55And Trump isn't calculating, well, if I do this, then the midterms aren't going to go
11:59this way.
12:00He doesn't care.
12:01He says he doesn't care.
12:03The midterms always go against the party in power anyway.
12:06So why not do the right thing?
12:08Be bold.
12:10He's looking out for the long-term strategic interests of the United States, and we should
12:14appreciate that.
12:15We should respect that.
12:17You can argue with strategy, but his intentions are noble, and the American people, we're a
12:23noble people, and we've earned the right to be where we are.
12:26God has given America a special birthright, and no one should be able to take that away
12:32from us.
12:33Robert Greenway is the principal architect of the Abraham Accords.
12:38How did you think the speech went today?
12:43Well, it's good to be with you, Jesse.
12:45Thanks for having me.
12:46Look, I think you hit it perfectly in that for generations, the same global elites have
12:51been chanting incantations like the rules-based international order with a cocktail in one
12:56hand and a resolution in the other.
12:58And last time I checked, things were getting worse and not better.
13:01And what President Trump has assiduously reminded them, without the need of superintelligence,
13:06although if anybody has it, it might be him, that they have failed to achieve what he has.
13:11And he's reminded them that the only arbiter of an effective policy is the outcome, is the
13:15result, is the effect.
13:16And for the United States, the effect has been tremendous.
13:19And for the world, it's been tremendous.
13:21The results he's achieved, beginning in the first administration, having celebrated just
13:24last week, the sixth anniversary of the Abraham Accords, and he's building on that
13:29foundation.
13:30And as you said, he's had success in almost every point of the compass, and they hate
13:34him for it.
13:35And at the end of the day, though, you're exactly right, in that the pursuit of American
13:38interest has to be paramount, and so too for other countries.
13:40And when that happens, good things occur.
13:43It's not about the process anymore.
13:45You're right.
13:46It's about the results.
13:47And when you look at him, from Venezuela to Greenland to Iran, he's putting together
13:51a little bit of a package here.
13:53Describe the national security economic package that the president's putting together.
13:59A hundred percent.
14:01Like, these are all connected, and they're all sequenced for a reason.
14:04And so the president is not only increasing America's energy output, right?
14:08This is critical for two reasons.
14:09It keeps Moscow in check.
14:11It limits the access they have to export revenue.
14:13They're a gas station with nuclear weapons, but they're dependent upon that revenue, and
14:17he has cut it.
14:18And so while the Europeans have given him $13 billion in natural gas revenue by purchasing
14:23Russian gas the year before President Trump came in office, he's cut their GDP growth
14:26from 4% to 1%.
14:28He's also limiting China, who is dependent upon external resources like gas and oil,
14:33to further their ambitions.
14:34And now he has controlled both.
14:36Actions in Venezuela, actions in Iran, hold them to account.
14:40And increasing our export revenue gives the United States the dominant position in global
14:44energy market.
14:45It fuels both of our adversaries, or it constrains them.
14:47And it allows for America to be prosperous and self-sufficient.
14:51And all of that is linked.
14:53All of it is completely logical.
14:54And all of it is yielding tremendous results.
14:56You know, there's people, and there's some people on the right, but a lot on the left,
15:00that are just complaining.
15:01You know, this is not going well.
15:04This is an unpopular president.
15:07Blah, blah, blah.
15:07Blah, do they understand the strategic calculation the administration's making, or are they just
15:13trying to exploit the high gas prices for political purposes?
15:20Yeah, I think you're exactly right.
15:22I think there are two reasons.
15:23First is, of course, they can't stand the fact that he's having success, and it's demonstrable,
15:27it's visible, and it's difficult to conceal where they have failed.
15:30And I think if they recognize their own failures, I think it's unlikely that they would have gotten
15:34themselves in this predicament.
15:36I'm not sure they understand exactly why things went wrong or how to fix it.
15:40And in the end, what the actions he's taken have been decisive.
15:43And again, the prices we're experiencing now for two months at high gas prices and confronting
15:48Iran is necessary, and it's temporary.
15:50Under both Biden and Obama, they went years with gas prices well over $100 a barrel.
15:56And I don't remember the complaints nearly as much as they are now after two months.
16:00So it's hardly a comparison.
16:01And when it comes to Iran, the president reminded us all, he is the apex predator here, and he's
16:06playing with his supper.
16:07And at some point in time, he's going to eat it.
16:09I don't know when, but it's probably when he's hungry.
16:12Playing with his supper.
16:14Is Cuba on the menu next?
16:20100%.
16:21And again, we want our hemisphere clear.
16:23We don't want a threat offshore, not 90 miles from the United States border.
16:27It was never acceptable.
16:28And President Trump may be the first person to correct that since the Eisenhower administration.
16:32And that's a good thing.
16:34Well, we've had some bad luck messing around with Cuba.
16:37Hopefully, that bad luck's run out, and we can make this hemisphere an American hemisphere.
16:43Thank you so much, Robert.
16:44We always appreciate you coming in.