Trump Drops the Hammer at the U.N. | The NEWSMAX Daily (09/23/2026)
-Former CIA analyst Fred Fleitz joins “National Report” to analyze President Trump’s address at the United Nations General Assembly. Fleitz breaks down Trump’s stern message to Tehran, explaining why Iran’s strategy of stalling until the midterms will fail, and why Trump’s stance on preventing a nuclear Iran remains unwavering.-Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi shares a funny moment with Donald Trump at the start of their meeting during the UN General Assembly in New York. With Trump standing right beside her, Takaichi joked as she asked the press to leave the room before the meeting got underway.
-On “Finnerty,” Rob weighs in on President Trump’s decision to bar CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House.
-Carl Higbie breaks down the left's push on racial animosity in the United States.
-On “Ed Henry The Big Take,” investigative reporter Nick Shirley reveals alleged fraudulent Obamacare enrollments.
CHAPTERS
01:05 Trump’s UN Address Takes Center Stage
02:20 Trump’s Warning to Iran and Nuclear Threats
05:46 Fred Fleitz Analyzes Trump’s Message
08:12 Trump Meets Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi
08:59 White House Press Access Lawsuit Explained
10:06 Rob Finnerty on CNN and White House Credentials
13:25 Carl Higbie on Media Narratives and Racial Hoaxes
20:57 Nick Shirley on Dearborn and Political Shifts
23:17 Alleged Obamacare Fraud Under Review
25:01 Trump Prepares to Host Xi Jinping
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