UN Ambassador Mike Waltz calls Trump speech mishaps ‘unacceptable’
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On Thursday, the United Nations Ambassador Mike Waltz called President Donald Trump’s UN speech “unacceptable” during the “unacceptable” and promised to keep the US financing until sweeping reforms.
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Kudlow said that the escalator was arrived by Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, that teprompter failed later, and finally the auditorium sound was cut.
Waltz added that the sound of the broadcast suddenly passed to Portuguese before returning to English during Trump’s speech.
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“Everything is unacceptable. Everything smells, Walt said Waltz. He continued: “There are 150 world leaders there, and this happens not only once, not twice, but three times.”
The Minister said that the incidents were under investigation by the secret service and that the Secretary General promised full cooperation.
“As an ambassador, I said, I said, you should open your doors, and some people were shrugging a little shoulder.” He said. “This could have been incredibly serious. He insulted it and on the American territory.”
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Waltz later criticized the UN’s inflated bureaucracy and said that seven agencies focused only on climate problems. The Minister argued that the organization should “cut” and reform before the US taxpayer’s money flow.
He confirmed that the US hidden the UN contribution this year.
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“We hid this year,” Waltz said. He continued: “We did not pay any and the first meeting with the Secretary General, the reforms that we need to see before starting to talk about the taxpayer dollars.”
Waltz pushed the UN to cleanse the UN before releasing the US dollar of 1999 and said that transparency and accountability were important.
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He said, “We are obliged to be sure that it is transparent.”
