Transcript [00:00] So, President Trump spoke at the United [00:02] Nations General Assembly [00:05] uh yesterday [00:07] and a lot of people are focusing on his [00:10] statement about Iran about how he has to [00:12] make a decision very soon and it means [00:15] that he's either going to blow them up [00:18] or maybe we'll make a deal after the [00:20] elections, after the midterms. [00:21] Everyone's focusing on that and yes, [00:23] that was a very important statement. [00:24] Everyone wanted to hear what he said [00:25] about Iran. But there's a there's a [00:27] section of that speech that I think is [00:30] uh is more interesting and I in some [00:33] ways more significant in terms of the [00:35] bigger picture of Trump's political [00:37] ideology. [00:39] And uh I want to play that for you and [00:41] pause it at a couple points and talk [00:44] about some of the issues there. Or maybe [00:45] we'll play it straight through. It's [00:46] just a few minutes of the speech. But [00:48] let's uh let's pull that up here right [00:50] now. [00:56] Led by Ambassador Michael Walsh here at [00:58] the United Nations, we have also worked [01:01] with many countries in this room to [01:03] implement the most sweeping UN reforms [01:06] in history. We cut the UN budget for the [01:09] first time ever, slashing it by 15% in [01:13] 2026, and eliminating more than 4,000 [01:15] positions from the UN bureaucracy. The [01:19] United Nations has great great [01:21] potential. I've said that for many [01:22] years. But it must stop imposing the [01:25] far-left agenda of globalist bureaucrats [01:28] who nobody ever elected. [01:30] >> Okay, hold on. Let's pause right there. [01:32] First of all, look what he talks about. [01:33] They eliminated 4,000 UN jobs. Just gets [01:36] right up there and says, you know, we're [01:38] cutting this. It's bloated. Love it. I [01:41] mean, you know, Trump has been anti- the [01:44] United Nations, the whole concept of it [01:47] for a long time. as soon as he got [01:48] elected, right at the beginning of 2025, [01:50] he pulled out he pulled the United [01:52] States out of a number of UN bodies. [01:57] And uh yeah, so this is that's just like [01:59] uh [02:01] that's just the beginning of this little [02:02] riff here talking about how he cut their [02:04] how he cut 4,000 jobs and now he just [02:07] mentions that they have to stop [02:09] implementing these bureaucrats who no [02:11] one ever elected have to stop [02:12] implementing this left-wing agenda. And [02:15] that's such a critical point. Just take [02:16] a step back and think about that. [02:18] Whatever power the UN has accred for [02:22] itself. [02:24] Zero of it is democratic. [02:28] No one elects these people. [02:31] They most of the countries in the United [02:33] Nations are not free democracies. [02:37] And it it's that's just has to be said. [02:41] And the fact that he's out there saying [02:43] it, you don't actually have any [02:45] legitimate power. We believe in freedom. [02:47] We believe power flows from the people. [02:50] Okay. But he goes further. Last year, my [02:53] administration was forced to intervene [02:55] to stop an obscure UN body, the [02:58] International Maritime Organization, [03:02] from secretly establishing a first ever [03:05] global carbon tax, very expensive tax, [03:08] to raise international shipping costs by [03:12] 10 to 20% and maybe more than that. [03:15] There is no global government and while [03:17] I'm president, there will be no global [03:20] taxes. huge statement just there is no [03:24] global government saying the king has no [03:27] clothes. There is no global government. [03:30] That is not how sovereignty works. I've [03:32] talked about this before and this is a [03:33] good time to focus in on it. The United [03:36] Nations, as far as I'm concerned, is not [03:38] just an organization. [03:41] Bear with me here. It's a mindset. [03:45] It's a world view. [03:49] It's here's what I mean. The fact that [03:55] you can be some brutal terrorist who [04:01] takes your group of thugs and murders [04:04] the president of your country somewhere [04:06] in Africa and takes it over by force. Or [04:09] you could be someone like the dictator [04:12] of North Korea who just oppresses people [04:14] and has no mandate to govern them other [04:17] than [04:19] brutality and force. The fact that these [04:21] people are member states [04:24] of a body called the United Nations and [04:26] have a say and have a vote and sit on [04:29] international committees that have any [04:31] kind of authority [04:33] is itself. [04:37] It's a it's not just a travesty. I [04:39] believe that it stands in the way of [04:42] actually solving problems. When I mean [04:45] actually solving problems, ever since [04:48] World War II, we no longer solve [04:51] problems. When I say we, I mean as a [04:53] world, as a civilization, [04:56] World War II ended with the abject [04:58] defeat [05:00] of two evil regimes. [05:03] maybe more than two if you want to count [05:04] Italy, but the real abject defeat of of [05:08] Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany. They [05:10] were evil regimes. They were genocidal. [05:12] They were brutal. And they were [05:13] absolutely abjectly defeated. Ever since [05:16] then, we don't there's no such thing as [05:18] defeats anymore. We talked about this, [05:20] but I think this has to do with the [05:23] United Nations mindset that every state [05:26] has this legitimacy and everyone's [05:27] supposed to respect each other's [05:29] territorial integrity like Syria that [05:32] doesn't recognize the state of Israel [05:34] and has been in a belligerent state uh [05:36] state of affairs with Israel since its [05:38] founding. and when they were on top of [05:39] the Golan Heights would just willy-nilly [05:42] shell people in the in the Israeli towns [05:44] below orbah that that took over southern [05:48] Lebanon and then just used it as a [05:49] launching pad for for thousands of [05:52] missiles at Israeli towns, missiles and [05:54] rockets. And when Israel goes in and [05:57] takes territory, it's like, "Oh, no, no, [05:58] no, no. There's international rules. We [06:00] have to respect territorial integrity." [06:02] It's the United Nations as an [06:04] institution grants legitimacy [06:08] to every bad actor in the world by the [06:11] very nature of the body and the fact [06:13] that they're part of this. And it and it [06:15] it also gives this this idea that we've [06:17] all been raised with because you know [06:20] the United the United Nations has been [06:22] around long enough that I'm assuming [06:23] that everyone watching this does not [06:24] remember a world without the United [06:25] Nations. The United Nations has been [06:28] around long enough that we have this [06:29] idea in our heads of a global governance [06:32] of a world community that we're supposed [06:33] to play ball with that they have some [06:37] authority over us. When I say us, not [06:40] just Israel, but every every country. [06:42] And it's such a it's just such a simple [06:44] and important statement for Trump to [06:46] make. There is no such thing as global [06:49] governance. There's no global [06:51] government. Nations have sovereignty. [06:53] that sovereignty stems from the those [06:55] the people of nations. Sovereignty comes [06:58] bottom up. We we're granted freedom by [07:01] God. That freedom involves us uh uh that [07:04] that grants us the right to choose who's [07:07] going to govern us as nations in our [07:10] lands and we def and and and we defend [07:12] ourselves and we have our our lives in [07:14] our lands. That's where authority stems [07:16] from. There is no global governance. [07:19] But I think the bigger issue is what I [07:21] just said that we we no longer solve [07:23] problems because we have this mindset of [07:26] legitimacy even of evil nations like [07:28] Iran. We have this m you know the [07:31] Iranian representative is sitting in the [07:32] room there. Why does he have any [07:34] legitimacy? It's not a democracy. [07:37] If anyone who believes philosophically [07:39] that the only legitimate power comes [07:41] from the will of the people, from the [07:43] consent of the governed, should view any [07:46] country that does not have the consent [07:49] of the governed as simply illegitimate. [07:51] Whoever represents them, what gives you [07:52] the right to represent them? If someone [07:53] someone walks into your house and holds [07:55] a gun to all your heads and insists that [07:57] they represent you and now they're going [07:58] to speak on behalf of your family, [08:01] I you would rightly say, "This person [08:04] doesn't represent me. Why should he?" [08:07] What possible authority do people have [08:09] if it does not come from the people? So [08:12] the United Nations as a concept is a [08:14] problem. Again, it grants legitimacy to [08:16] evil actors. Anyway, let's go on. The [08:20] United States is equally opposed to the [08:22] outofcontrol. Thank you. [08:27] Thank you very much. The United States [08:29] is equally opposed to the out of control [08:31] institution known as the International [08:34] Criminal Court. We will never allow US [08:37] service members or anyone else to be [08:39] investigated or given show trials by an [08:42] anti-American tribunal with no [08:44] jurisdiction over us. You're an evil [08:47] group of people. I call on all nations [08:49] that are members of the IC to officially [08:52] resign from this rogue institution [08:55] immediately. [08:57] >> Okay, we got to drill down on this. So, [09:00] the Trump administration has been at war [09:02] with the ICC for a while. [09:06] Um, [09:09] so this is the reporting on it. Uh, [09:10] yeah, this is just the reporting, sorry, [09:12] from Reuters on on the clip I just [09:14] showed you. Here we go. This is from uh [09:17] couple weeks ago, two weeks ago. As [09:19] Trump squeezes the International [09:20] Criminal Court, more countries are [09:22] leaving as the United States ratchets up [09:24] the pressure on the ICC, sanctioning two [09:27] more highranking members. In recent [09:29] weeks, a small but growing number of glo [09:31] of the global tribun tribunals's member [09:33] states have announced they will quit the [09:35] institution. The recent departure of [09:37] Venezuela and Chad brings a number of [09:39] countries to pull out of the court in [09:40] the past year to five, joining Burkina [09:42] Fo, Mali and and uh Niger, I think it's [09:46] pronounced. These are all African [09:47] nations. The surge in withdrawals comes [09:49] as the ICC faces hostility from [09:51] Washington and a leadership crisis after [09:53] ousting its own chief prosecutor. [09:55] In July, Secretary of State Marco Rubio [09:58] announced that the US was launching a [09:59] sweeping campaign to dismantle the [10:01] threat posed by the International [10:03] Criminal Court to US sovereignty. You [10:06] can't have an inter the concept of the [10:09] international criminal court [10:12] like this global maritime organization [10:14] or these other international [10:15] organizations, the international human [10:17] rights council. They they they in a [10:20] creeping way create a system of global [10:24] governance [10:26] and it is a threat to sovereignty. I [10:29] love the language they're using. Rubio [10:31] said he will pressure the court's 125 [10:33] member states to withdraw from the [10:34] institution, sanction organizations that [10:37] work with the court and ban staff from [10:39] traveling to the United States. In other [10:40] words, the Trump administration doesn't [10:42] just dismiss the International Criminal [10:43] Court. They view it as an adversary that [10:45] needs to be dismantled. And that is [10:47] correct because that is a cleareyed [10:51] uh approach to these institutions [10:54] because they are actually an assault on [10:57] freedom on democratic freedoms on the [11:00] consent of the governed on sovereignty. [11:02] They're an assault. They really are an [11:04] assault. Imagine someone's coming and [11:05] trying to take your freedom away. That's [11:07] what these institutions do. The central [11:09] African country of Chad specifically [11:11] cited the United States in its decision [11:13] to withdraw. The American side expressed [11:15] its concerns regarding the functioning [11:17] of the institution and requested that we [11:18] reconsider the membership. 4 days later, [11:20] they they they announced that they were [11:22] leaving. [11:24] State Department told the AP that the US [11:26] would call upon nations that enjoy the [11:28] benefits of the US security umbrella to [11:30] reject the ICC. Look at that. If if if [11:33] the United States protects your defense, [11:35] which is a whole lot of countries in the [11:36] world, you better get out of the ICC. [11:39] The Trump administration is actually [11:41] viewing it as an actual enemy, as a [11:44] threat. A change of government can bring [11:46] a country back into the fold. Hungary [11:48] announced it would quit the court in [11:50] 2025, but following the election of a [11:52] new government, the country, the [11:54] country's parliament voted to stay. Of [11:56] course, Hungary was governed by Victor [11:57] Orban, who believes in nationalism. He [12:00] believes in in the sovereignty of [12:03] nations, and therefore, he wanted to [12:05] pull out of the International Criminal [12:06] Court. There you go. [12:09] uh an in an investigation into possible [12:11] crimes committed by Venezuelan security [12:13] forces under former Venezuelan President [12:16] Nicholas Maduro will continue despite [12:18] the country's announcement that it would [12:20] leave. [12:22] Um we'll see how that works out because [12:25] they're kind of an American protectorate [12:27] right now. But you see this this war on [12:29] the International Criminal Court is [12:30] actually quite I I think it's actually [12:32] quite important. [12:34] Um [12:36] and then this is from uh two days ago. [12:38] Trump administration set to announce [12:39] sanctions against entire ICC. Sources [12:41] say President Donald Trump's [12:43] administration has prepared sanctions [12:45] against the entire international [12:46] criminal court and plans to announce [12:48] them soon. Two sources familiar with the [12:51] matter said a move that would step up [12:52] its attack on the global tribunal that [12:54] prosecutes war crimes and genocide [12:56] worldwide. Then it goes through uh [12:59] Rubio's announcement from July that I [13:01] just talked about. The sanctions against [13:03] ICC president Tomoko Akane, a Japanese [13:06] national and the ICC senior trial lawyer [13:09] Abdullah Se who's from Sagal freeze any [13:12] assets that they have in the US in US [13:14] jurisdictions or that come into contact [13:16] with the US financial system. They're [13:18] being sanctioned individually. The Trump [13:20] administration has been clear the ICC is [13:22] a corrupt and fatally politicized super [13:25] national court that has maliciously [13:27] abused its authority and exceeded its [13:29] mandate. We will not tolerate its [13:31] assault on state sovereignty. It's [13:34] become a kangaroo court that cloaks its [13:36] abuse of power in the language of [13:38] international law while undermining the [13:40] very principles of justice was [13:41] Netanyahu's [13:43] uh post on X. And he hailed Rubio's [13:46] quote determined efforts against the [13:48] ICC's illegitimate overreach and for [13:50] making clear that the corrupt officials [13:52] who lead the ICC will face consequences. [13:55] Mame Mandiay Nyang. This guy, the ICC's [14:00] interim chief prosecutor, said earlier [14:02] this month that he hoped that Netanyahu [14:04] and Putin would end up in the dock. [14:06] Nyang took over the ICC from Karim Khan, [14:08] who was dismissed over sexual abuse [14:10] allegations. [14:11] An entitywide sanctions imposed any [14:14] entitywide sanctions imposed by the US [14:17] Treasury would prohibit US citizens and [14:19] companies from providing funds, goods, [14:21] or services to the court without a [14:23] license from the US Treasury's Office of [14:25] Foreign Asset Control. Banks often [14:27] overcomply with such US sanctions [14:29] because they depend on access to the [14:31] American financial system. Meaning bank [14:33] when it comes to sanctions, banks often [14:35] heir on the side of caution. So they [14:37] even go further than the letter of the [14:39] sanctions. Among the court's operations [14:41] that could be affected by sanctions [14:42] against the entire organization are the [14:44] purchasing of IT services, insurance, [14:46] hiring of investigators, conducting [14:48] every everyday financial transactions [14:51] such as paying American employees. [14:53] Uh the ICC register and president have [14:56] warned. Yeah. In other words, they're [14:59] worried that these sanctions are going [15:00] to hurt them, which is what they're [15:01] designed to do. Going to war against the [15:03] ICC. Now, I just want to say something [15:04] else about the ICC. [15:07] The ICC is its official [15:10] stated mandate, even though I don't [15:12] believe it has any authority. It's a [15:14] fake court, but its official mandate is [15:17] to prosecute genocide and war crimes. [15:20] What's the problem? So in the entire [15:23] history of the ICC, [15:27] so [15:30] the first 30 cases that they that they [15:34] brought [15:36] were all every single one of them, I [15:40] think it's a little more than 30 [15:42] were Africa [15:45] people from the Democratic Republic of [15:47] Congo, Uganda, [15:49] Sudan, Darur, Kenya, Libya, Kivvoir, [15:53] Mali, Burundi, all of them. [15:55] Every conviction of the ICC so far has [15:58] been someone from Africa. [16:00] Every single one. [16:04] Okay. The only non-African [16:07] uh defendants [16:09] have been um [16:12] three guys from like the Georgia [16:14] situation, [16:17] Putin and a few other Russian military [16:20] officials. Netanyahu and the defense [16:22] minister Galant, [16:24] two Taliban leaders and the former [16:27] president of the Philippines, Rodrigo [16:29] Duterte. Okay, that's it. And then [16:32] dozens and dozens of African cases. [16:35] So what what I want to add to everything [16:39] I just read to you is that I think the [16:40] ICC are also just a bunch of cowards and [16:43] they're going after [16:46] war criminals for sure. these guys, [16:47] these African warlords, but they're easy [16:50] picking because there's no diplomatic [16:51] price to pay for going after them. So, [16:53] the ICC can make it look like it's doing [16:55] all sorts of important work, but they're [16:58] going after people that that wield no [16:59] diplomatic power over them. Why don't [17:01] they go after Iran? Iran fired missiles [17:04] at Tel Aviv direct intentionally [17:08] targeting [17:10] uh civilians [17:12] because the court doesn't just prosecute [17:14] state actors. It prosecutes terrorists, [17:16] warlords. [17:18] Fired missiles and rockets directly into [17:20] Israeli civilian towns on purpose trying [17:22] to kill civilians. War crime. There you [17:23] go. Why don't they prosecute them? [17:26] Why don't they prosecute [17:29] what all the other war crimes that go on [17:32] in in the Middle East? [17:35] Why not? You know why? Because there [17:37] would be a price to pay diplomatically. [17:39] They don't they don't want to go after [17:40] them. [17:43] They only want, you know, so it's it's a [17:45] joke. And and you know, thanks to Trump [17:48] for, you know, for taking a look at [17:49] this. Um, but here before we go on, let [17:54] me just uh do this remind you we have a [17:57] very exciting tour coming up March 7th [17:59] to 14th. Israel behind the headlines. [18:00] 8-day tour in Israel led by yours truly [18:03] and Dr. David Worms are together. [18:05] Meetings with high level officials in [18:07] the Israeli government, military, uh, [18:10] prominent journalists, briefings in [18:12] strategic sites, borders and other [18:14] strategic locations, meeting meetings [18:16] with heads of communities. A very unique [18:18] and special trip. uh luxury five-star [18:21] accommodations, small number of people. [18:23] We've we've already uh there's already a [18:26] number of spots that have been that have [18:28] been secured. So, if you want to come on [18:30] this trip, you want to check it out [18:31] soon. The link is in the description of [18:33] the video. March 7th to 14th, Israel [18:36] behind the headlines tour. You don't [18:37] want to miss that. Okay, let's go back [18:38] to Trump's speech. [18:40] It is equally unacceptable that with all [18:42] the genuine atrocities in the world, the [18:45] UN's top human rights officials spend [18:48] their time criticizing the United States [18:50] for protecting our children from [18:52] transgender mutilization and transgender [18:56] insanity. [18:58] >> Okay, so first of all, no offense, [19:00] President Trump. Uh I'm a fan of Trump, [19:04] but stop using the word mutilization. [19:06] It's not a word. The word is mutilation, [19:08] but whatever. This is an interesting [19:10] turn here because the UN Human Rights [19:13] Council uh came out with a report last [19:15] week. I did a video about it um about [19:21] basically saying that the the United [19:23] States might be guilty of war crimes for [19:25] hitting a wedding uh and a and a and uh [19:29] in in Iran for killing civilians in [19:32] Iran, which is just ridiculous because [19:34] yeah, there's collateral damage when [19:36] civilians do get hit, but that doesn't [19:38] make it into war crimes. And meanwhile, [19:40] Iran, of course, has never been has [19:43] never been uh called out by the United [19:45] Nations Human Rights Council. I made a [19:46] video about the Human Rights Council, [19:48] what was it last week, pointing out that [19:50] you have countries on the Human Rights [19:51] Council, like China, who's one of the [19:53] biggest human rights abusers in the [19:54] world, who are on the human rights [19:55] council. It's ridiculous. It's a [19:57] ridiculous institution. [19:59] Uh but it's interesting that Trump chose [20:01] to go after them for the fact that [20:03] they're not protecting children [20:06] from the transgender stuff. That I found [20:08] interesting. But the next thing he says [20:10] was maybe my favorite line of his whole [20:12] speech. [20:13] >> And enforcing our immigration laws, [20:17] what they do is unbelievable what they [20:20] do. It's transgender mutilization of our [20:23] children. The craven hypocrites of human [20:27] rights council have little to say about [20:29] the persecution of Chris Christians. I [20:32] mean, Christians are being persecuted [20:34] all over the world. It's not even [20:36] believable. I never thought I'd say it, [20:38] but it's been happening for a long time. [20:41] So, this is persecution of Christians or [20:43] the crimes of the world's most [20:45] repressive regimes. Yet, they want [20:48] America to open up our borders to gangs [20:50] and criminals from world's most [20:52] dangerous places. They want the worst [20:55] people to come in from the worst places [20:57] on earth. And we don't do it anymore. We [21:00] did do it, but we don't do that anymore. [21:02] It is deeply ironic that the [21:06] United Nations has an entire [21:07] institution, the UNESCO [21:11] group of people and countries devoted to [21:14] protecting cultural heritage. Yet with [21:17] their ceaseless promotion of mass [21:19] migration, these globalists are actively [21:21] destroying the greatest cultures and [21:24] most extraordinary heritage in all of [21:26] history. There is no human right to [21:29] illegal immigration, but there is a [21:32] right to remain a sovereign nation. And [21:34] we want to remain a sovereign nation. [21:37] And so should you. Wow. Thi that little [21:40] riff there, the two two subjects that I [21:43] just ran through here. Let's start with [21:45] the first one, which is the persecution [21:48] of Christians around the world. I talk [21:50] about this all the time. It is shocking [21:54] that so little is done for the the the [21:59] most persecuted religious group in the [22:01] world today and it ain't even close are [22:03] Christians. According to Open Doors [22:05] International, well over 300 million [22:07] Christians face severe levels of [22:08] persecution. This is the Open Doors [22:10] International world watch list of 2026. [22:14] These are the worst uh these are the [22:17] worst countries in the world for uh for [22:20] persecution of Christians. the worst 50. [22:22] But look who's on the list. North Korea [22:24] is number one. They're number one every [22:25] year. Basically, Christians are killed. [22:28] Um, [22:30] Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, Eritrea, Syria, [22:34] Nigeria, Pakistan, Libya, Iran, that's [22:36] the top 10 or bottom 10 as it were, [22:40] followed also in the severe, the red dot [22:42] means means severe levels of [22:44] persecution. Afghanistan, India, Saudi [22:46] Arabia, Myanmar, and Mali. Now Pakistan [22:49] and Saudi Arabia are both on this list [22:51] and they're like mediators and they're [22:53] they're like legitimate actors on the [22:56] global stage. They persecute their [22:59] Christians. Syria is number six. One of [23:01] the worst places in the world to be a [23:02] Christian is the 2026 list. This is not [23:05] the Assad regime. This is the current [23:06] regime. Most of these countries are [23:09] Muslim. [23:11] China's number 17 on the list. Bkina [23:13] Fac. [23:15] Trump calling out the persecution of [23:18] Christians is very very important and I [23:22] hope you know I I wish they would do [23:24] more for it. I think that you know I I [23:25] talk about this issue a lot. I've talked [23:28] about it a lot throughout my career. Uh [23:30] and Jews need to wake up and realize [23:32] that the persecution of Christians uh [23:36] every Christian in the world who's being [23:38] persecuted is being persecuted by [23:40] someone who at hates Jews and Judaism at [23:44] least as much [23:46] for the and mostly for the same reasons [23:48] exactly. [23:50] Okay, this isn't don't think in the old [23:53] categories of being a totally different [23:55] category. Jew Christian. Every one of [23:57] those Christians being persecuted. All [23:58] the Christians being murdered in Nigeria [24:00] for being Christian. All the Christians [24:02] being persecuted in the in Saudi Arabia [24:04] and in and in Syria. The people doing [24:07] the persecuting see them as exactly the [24:10] same as Jews and would persecute them [24:12] just the same. And and I think it's I [24:15] think it's an issue that we should be [24:16] more outspoken about. Then but what was [24:19] amazing here at the end was Trump was [24:21] talking about once again about [24:24] sovereignty [24:26] right about sovereignty about standing [24:28] up for your sovereignty that illegal [24:30] immigration mass migration is destroying [24:34] cultures it's destroying national [24:37] identities it's not a neutral thing [24:41] and he's saying that that he's calling [24:44] that an assault on rights that nations [24:46] have a right to to their identity as a [24:49] nation. And that identity includes [24:50] culture. It includes it includes a lot [24:53] of things. You should be able to defend [24:55] your cultural identity as a right and [24:57] not be called a racist for it. So Trump [25:00] is referring to mass he's refraraming [25:03] mass migration that is doing what we all [25:06] know is happening to Europe and it's [25:08] happening in America and certain parts [25:09] as well and other parts of the world [25:11] destroying these great cultures. [25:15] And he also says that it's like the, you [25:17] know, these are the greatest cultures, [25:18] right? In other words, he's proudly [25:19] saying that Western cultures are are [25:22] worth defending. And he's calling out [25:25] mass migration as an assault on the [25:28] right of self-determination of these [25:31] nations. I thought that was so [25:32] fascinating, such a fascinating way to [25:33] put it and I think a very accurate one [25:36] and it speaks to this whole issue of [25:38] global governance. Are we we're not a [25:40] global community? We are not. We are [25:43] nations that have interests and that has [25:46] to do with the basic freedoms and where [25:48] they derive from that freedoms come to [25:49] the individual from God and from there [25:52] we have families and families create [25:54] nations and nations have identities and [25:57] uh uh so there's underlying this snippet [26:01] of the speech we see here that there's [26:04] there's a world view difference. The [26:06] globalists, the ones who believe in a [26:09] global community and global governance [26:11] also tend to side with all the bad [26:13] actors in the world. And then there's [26:15] those of us who believe in freedom. And [26:17] if you believe in freed in individual [26:18] freedoms, then you then what that the [26:22] natural outcome of that is believing in [26:23] the nation state and believing in in [26:25] national self-determination by people [26:28] and uh and the UN is a threat to all of [26:30] that. So I I love anything that chips [26:34] away at the power of the UN is is uh you [26:38] know has my blessing. In my opinion the [26:41] world would be a better place if the [26:42] United Nations was disbanded and the [26:44] whole concept of global of global [26:46] governance because again even if you can [26:48] dismantle certain things we all live [26:50] with this concept of global governance [26:52] in our head. Oh the UN Security Council [26:54] is going to pass a resolution. Oh no I'm [26:56] not saying it's not real. The problem is [26:58] that it is real. But it has real [26:59] implications and that's the problem. The [27:02] concept of global governance is itself a [27:04] threat. That's what I wanted to get [27:06] across in this video. I hope you enjoyed [27:08] it. Please make sure to like, subscribe, [27:10] and all that stuff. 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