The UN ambassador Mike Waltz calls the misadventures of Trump’s speech “ unacceptable ” ‘

The United Nations Ambassador, Mike Waltz, called misadventures Thursday during President Donald Trump’s UN speech “unacceptable” and promised to remember funding until radical reforms are made.

Waltz appeared on Fox Business “Kudlow” when the host Larry Kudlow questioned the incidents that seemed that the UN was trying to sabotage the president.

Kudlow noted that the escalator had misunderstanded when Trump and First Lady Melania Trump arrived, the telepromoteur failed later, and finally the sound of the auditorium cut.

Waltz added that the broadcasting audio had suddenly passed to Portuguese during Trump’s speech before returning to English.

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President Donald Trump pronounces remarks at the United Nations General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters in New York on September 23, 2025. (Timothy A. Clary / AFP via Getty Images)

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

He said incidents were investigated by the secret services and noted that the secretary general had promised full cooperation.

“As an ambassador, I said, you have to open your doors, and some people were somehow raising their shoulders,” Waltz said. “It could have been incredibly serious. It is insulting, and it is here on American soil.”

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Waltz then turned to the reform, criticizing the inflated bureaucracy of the UN and noting that seven agencies focus only on climatic problems. He argued that the organization had to be “cut” and reformed before the money flows of American taxpayers.

He confirmed that the United States had refused its UN contribution this year.

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“We have selected this year,” said Waltz. “We did not pay my first meeting with the secretary general was, here are the reforms that we must see before we start talking about taxpayers’ dollars.”

Waltz invoked the 1999 thrust of Senator Jesse Helms to clean up the UN before freeing the US dollars, saying that transparency and responsibility remain essential.

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“We have all the obligations to ensure that it is transparent,” he said.