The Fox News Rundown Evening Edition: President Trump Calls Out The U.N. And Europe
Sep 23, 2025
Michael Allen, former senior director at the National Security Council, provides keen insights into President Trump's fiery U.N. speech criticizing its effectiveness in global conflict resolution. He discusses the implications of Trump's stance on NATO and Russia, and how European nations respond to energy sanctions and military support for Ukraine. Allen also explores the intertwining of immigration issues with rising populism in Europe, highlighting the political challenges that stem from economic crises.
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U.N. Critique Signals U.S. Frustration
- President Trump publicly criticized the U.N. for failing to stop wars and said the U.S. had ended seven conflicts in seven months.
- Michael Allen says public rebuke signals waning U.S. confidence and pressures member states to reform the U.N.
U.N. Power Limits And U.S. Role
- The U.N.'s power depends on member states and the Security Council vetoes limit major action.
- Allen prefers U.S.-led actions where American interests and allied outcomes are prioritized.
Pressure Allies On Russian Energy Now
- Push European allies to cut Russian energy purchases to weaken Moscow's war-funding.
- Don't wait months to tighten U.S. sanctions while Europe shifts energy sourcing gradually.