Breaking Afternoon UN Updates with Ben 9/22/2026
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What did Donald Trump say at the United Nations General Assembly and why is it considered a disaster?
Welcome to Ben on Breaking News. I'm Ben Mycelis. This is your Breaking News. Donald Trump utterly be clowning himself, his entire regime, and sadly the United States at the United Nations 81st session of the General Assembly. The general debate began today. Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, and he started talking about war crimes. He started saying how he wants to change the name of AI to superintelligence, and I hereby declare it as such, so you all need to call it that. He bragged about to the victor goes the spoils about conquering Venezuela and stealing their resources. He claims that he brought peace to Gaza and that everything's just amazing right now. There was one weird point where and dangerous point where
He said that Melania Trump is responsible for reuniting all of these children that were taken by both the Ukrainians who stole Russian children and Russia who stole Ukrainian children, just both sides in the issue. Then Donald Trump continued to say, you know, we're going to blow up the Iranian civilization as we know it. They're done. They're over. You know, it was just, oh, he attacked the International Criminal Court and said that I want everybody here in the United Nations to leave the International Criminal Court at once. He attacked other United Nations entities like UNESCO and said that it's globalist and the globalist scum speaking at a global organization that in theory is dedicated to peace and diplomacy that's located in New York because the post-World War II global order was shaped by the United States in order that Donald Trump
has now destroyed. And as I kind of reflect upon this disastrous appearance at the United Nations, it really kind of feels like know the the end i mean there will be the beginning of a new chapter here but as we've been reporting on the midas touch network about the close of a prior post world to global order this kind of feels like it's cemented it and it was you know the end the end of this version and then we move on i mean to a place where i think the us will be far more isolated which we already are I think there's a broader reflection at this United Nations from the speeches given by other leaders that the United States will never be a reliable ally again, regardless of what happens in future elections.
You get rid of Trump, I think the general view internationally is... You brought this guy in twice, so you get rid of him. You're going to bring in somebody else like him, what, eight years from now? How could we do deals with you? How could we trust you on anything if ultimately you're just going to bring a guy like this in? So I want to show you what went down there. Meanwhile, I think it's also important to pay attention to that Iran's foreign minister has been holding meetings on the sidelines with just about everybody. I mean, from the vice president of the European Commission, Kaha Kalas, to the foreign minister of Qatar, Italy, Switzerland, Norway. belarus um you know these major meetings have taken place they're not economic outcasted by any means uh one of their main trading partners china is about to get a massive uh welcome by donald trump uh when xi jinping visits the white house uh the next
48 hours or so. And so I think the U.S. looks weaker. I think the U.S. looks weird. It looks like a loser country. And seeing this here domestically is certainly shameful. But when you see this play out on the world stage, I guess an example could almost be like, imagine for the World Cup, the United States puts on the field a volleyball team to compete against other nations in the World Cup and they start playing volleyball and everybody's looking at you like, dude, what the hell are you even doing? Like, you know, this is football or soccer. We don't know what you're even, like, what game are you playing? And you see this, you know, especially, I mean, the example I just gave isn't really apt, though, in the sense that
You know, the U.S. was before known as a global superpower. And now to basically be, you know, the, you know, thinking about, you know, kind of the smelly weird kid, you know, and the bully all wrapped into one, you know, is a strange thing to see the United States, you know, in this position, this bullfighting.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What did Donald Trump say at the United Nations General Assembly and why is it considered a disaster?
0:00–16:13
2
How did Iran’s foreign minister’s side‑channel meetings on the UN sidelines change the diplomatic landscape?
16:13–28:36
3
What are the details of the FBI data breach claimed by the Shiny Hunters cyber‑crime group?
28:36–39:46
4
How does the Trump administration’s claim about Venezuelan oil and potash deals hold up under scrutiny?
39:46–51:04
5
What did Dr. Abdul El‑Sayed say about the education crisis and why does it matter now?
51:04–1:03:21
6
What do the latest polls reveal about Trump’s approval, key issues, and the upcoming elections?
1:03:21–1:15:13
7
How are the U.S. diesel export ban and the claim of abundant munitions affecting national security?
1:15:13–1:23:56