UN Ambassador Mike Waltz calls Trump speech mishaps ‘unacceptable’

On Thursday, UN Ambassador Mike Waltz launched incidents during President Donald Trump’s “unacceptable” speech and pledged to finance the United States until comprehensive reforms are made.

Waltz appeared on “Kudlow” at Fox Business when hosts Larry Kudlo asked him about the incidents that appeared as if the United Nations was trying to sabotage the president.

Kudlo noted that the moving stairs were disrupted with the arrival of Trump and the first lady Melania Trump, later failed remotely, and finally the sound of the hall was cut.

Waltz added that the broadcast of the broadcast suddenly turned to the Portuguese during Trump’s speech before returning to the English language.

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Waltz said: “Everything is unacceptable. Everything is imitated.” “There are 150 world leaders there and this only happens to him, not once, not twice, but three times.”

He said that the incidents were under investigation by the secret service and noted that the Secretary -General pledged full cooperation.

Waltz said: “As I said to the ambassador, you have to open your doors, and some people ignored a kind of shoulder in this.” “This could have been incredibly dangerous. It is insulting, and here is on the American soil.”

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Then Al -Fals turned into reform, and criticized the inflated United Nations bureaucracy and indicated that seven agencies focus on climate issues alone. He said that the organization needs a “reduction” and reform in front of the United States, the taxpayer money is flowing again.

He emphasized that the United States has blocked the United Nations’ contribution this year.

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“We have blocked this year,” Waltz said. “We did not pay any meeting with the Secretary -General, and here are the reforms that we need to see before starting to talk about taxpayers.”

Waltz evoked senator Jesse Helms for the year 1999 to clean the United Nations before the launch of the US dollar, saying that transparency and accountability remains necessary.

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“We have every commitment to ensure that it is transparent,” he said.