Globalist Grilling
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What did President Trump say at the UN and why does it matter?
the five. Hello, everybody. I'm Jesse Waters, along with Paul Morrow, Jessica Tarlow, Kayleigh McEnany and Greg Gutfeld. Five o'clock in New York City. And this is the five.
President Trump laying down the law at the U.N. and this time the escalator and teleprompter actually worked. Trump reminding the globalists that he's a man of action, Jessica, giving AI a new name and even offering Iran a game of let's make a deal with nukes on the line.
While others have talked, I have acted. I have a big decision to make. Will a deal be made with Iran that lets them rebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before? Do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations? From this point forward, all of United States documents and hopefully the world's will be changed to use the much more accurate term super as opposed to artificial. So it's super intelligence.
While President Trump was speaking, his top stalker was across town. Greasy Gavin Newsom tearing into the president during a climate change conference here in New York. Listen.
We got a guy in the White House who's speaking at the U.N. right now, calls it a hoax and a con job that has done more to vandalize the progress of this country than any president in American history has tried to recreate the 19th century, doubling down on stupid. It is a serious. That's the real crisis going on in this country at the moment.
All right. So there's Oval Office Trump. You know, you have campaign Trump. I am particularly fond of U.N. Trump.
I really like that. But first, I got to talk about this climate conference, which is amazing. It's the fire drill that never ends. You know, I could go through all the predictions that turned out to be wrong, but we all know them by now. But these things are these these conferences are like self-contained rituals. that justify next year's conference. So they try to develop what are the papers they're going to do next. It's nothing but elite networking. And now what you're noticing is, All the leaders are skipping them. They're sending their secondaries because these conferences no longer have any leverage over leaders because they lost all their credibility. These conferences are like a fat person's gym membership that they keep renewing.
But the commitment is dead. So, Trump, I listened to his speech and it was all substance. One after another, a list of domestic and international achievements. I kept thinking, boy, if I was a foreign leader listening to this in the audience, I couldn't even think of one achievement. Maybe I cut the ribbon at an embassy playground. But there's like this is like 10 years of stuff packed in two years. And I think what's interesting is that most of these U.N. speeches and most speeches in general are process speeches. We've talked about this. You know, we remain committed. We reaffirm. Yeah. Because process language replaces actual wins. But that's what you do when you're in decline. You talk about framework and dialogue.
He doesn't have to. He's on the incline. Jobs, border, crime, war settlement, energy flow, AI lead, UN budget cuts, Greenland deal. I'm sure you can, like... Argue over each point. But the fact is, directionally, he's done a hell of a lot. So this was a results meeting. And he did this like highlight reel, which really these guys were there for a yoga retreat. And they're like, oh, my God, I forgot. This is the leader of the free world. He's the adult in the room. He's the guy who gets things done. Lastly, Greenland, everybody who said he was going to invade Greenland. Are you going to now admit that you have no idea how to judge Trump? You do not understand how he thinks. Instead, you create the stuff in his head.
That's always wrong. You know, he says he wants something. You hear tanks. It was always going to be a deal from day one. It was never going to be a war. All that effort people spend on this stuff.
Will you give him credit, Jessica? It does look like they've signed this Greenland agreement. Even the Danes were at the signing ceremony.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did President Trump say at the UN and why does it matter?
0:00–5:32
2
How are climate conferences portrayed as ineffective by the panel?
5:32–10:07
3
Is a new Iran nuclear deal being negotiated and what are the stakes?
10:07–15:29
4
Did Trump secure a Greenland deal and what does it entail?
15:29–19:42
5
What criticism is leveled at Nicole Hannah‑Jones’ school experiment?
19:42–25:25
6
Why did Nike’s Converse ad spark accusations of racism?
25:25–30:11
7
Does wearing the same outfit daily boost productivity for tech leaders?
30:11–35:50
8
What is Fat Bear Week and how does it feature in the show’s finale?
35:50–40:10