From escalators to teleprompters, Trump piles on criticism at the UN

In his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, President Trump criticized various aspects of the organization and specific member countries. He criticized the use of teleprompters, calling them "fake news," and complained about the slow-moving escalators at the UN headquarters. The president also took aim at several countries, including China, accusing it of unfair trade practices and environmental destruction. He also criticized Iran, calling it a "rogue nation" and denouncing the 2015 nuclear deal. Additionally, Trump praised his administration's efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and touted the economic progress made under his leadership. The speech touched on a variety of global issues, including climate change, religious freedom, and the importance of national sovereignty. Overall, the president's remarks were viewed as a reflection of his "America First" policy and his tendency to criticize international institutions and multilateral agreements.