Squawk on the Street SOTS 2nd Hour: President Trump's United Nations Address 9/23/25
Sep 23, 2025
In a compelling address, President Donald J. Trump outlines his vision for America at the U.N. He tackles the economy, emphasizing achievements and military strength, while critiquing the previous administration’s policies. He addresses threats from Iran, calls for a ceasefire in Gaza, and demands the release of hostages. Immigration is a key focus, with Trump urging nations to take control of their borders. He also defends traditional energy policies against green mandates, advocating for U.S. energy independence and national sovereignty.
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UN Speech Framed As Anti-Globalism Pivot
- The White House framed Trump's UN speech as a critique of globalism and a showcase of restored American strength.
- The address was expected to stress nationalism while maintaining that "America First" isn't necessarily "America Alone."
Economic Revival As Proof Of Leadership
- Trump touted rapid economic gains eight months into his administration, claiming record market highs and falling prices.
- He positioned economic strength as proof of restored American leadership and superiority.
Action Over Words On Global Conflict
- Trump claimed he ended seven wars and negotiated peace deals absent UN help, arguing the UN failed to act.
- He framed the UN as ineffective and sometimes corrupt, asserting action — not words — stops wars.