"A useless organization." Argentina's president, Javier Milei, stood at the United Nations General Assembly rostrum Wednesday for the third year in a row and told the room what it is: an organization that exists, in his words as reported by Breitbart News, "only to feed a caste of fatally arrogant parasites disguised as well-meaning bureaucrats." He said "this sacred covenant has been broken," per UN News. He said the people charged with guaranteeing security and human rights "failed in their duty." On Israel, per the Times of Israel: they "systematically voted against Israel while remaining silent in the face of Islamic terrorism." And the line Al Jazeera pulled out: "Those who follow the rules receive no reward for doing so, while those who break them face no repercussions whatsoever." He raised the Falkland Islands, lined up with the United States on artificial intelligence, and closed the way he always closes: "Long live freedom." Two days, two presidents, same podium, same message. The United Nations is getting told the truth about itself this week, and it is coming from the elected leaders of free countries. Chuck reads the speech.
Also in today's episode: five networks, including Fox News, suspend their White House pool coverage in protest of the ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico, and Real America's Voice steps in as the pool crew for the president's UN trip, with Lindell TV joining it for Xi Jinping's arrival, offering the feed free to every outlet, per CNN Business and the Gateway Pundit, while Judge Timothy Kelly tells the Justice Department the White House does not appear to have given the reporters due process and says he will "try to get an answer as soon as I can," per CNBC and CNN; Paramount settles with twelve state attorneys general and clears the last big hurdle to taking over CNN's parent company, with $6 billion in cost savings promised and a CNN staffer telling the New York Post "it's like when you do hurricane coverage," per Breitbart News and the Washington Times; Seattle's new mayor puts $1.7 million into security for ten grocery stores in a city with nearly 7,500 larceny-theft offenses through May, per Fox News and Breitbart News, and radio host Jason Rantz says the answer is "a fully staffed and funded police department"; three-time Olympic gold medalist Nancy Hogshead-Makar sponsors a petition, now past 21,000 signatures, asking the WNBA to write down what a woman is, per the Daily Signal and OutKick; a Greenfield, Massachusetts bar whose owner lived in her truck to keep it open makes masks optional one night a week and its own customers tell it "I hope your venue gets firebombed," per The Boston Globe; and two fishermen in West Bengal follow a drowning elephant calf three kilometers down the Teesta River and bring it back to its mother, per WION.
There is a famine of truth in our land. Seven stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.
