President Donald Trump will address the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday with topics such as North Korea’s nuclear program, terrorism, and reform of the U.N. itself likely included in the speech.
In brief remarks Trump made at the UN on Monday, he vowed the United States will be “partners in your work” while at the same time took the body to task saying, “We are not seeing the results in line with this investment."
Also on Monday, Trump called up an altered version of his campaign slogan when he promised to “make the United Nations great” - not ”again.” “Make the United Nations great.”
Here is what you need to know about Trump's speech.
What is it: Trump will deliver his first address to the full United Nations General Assembly. Leaders from 193 countries, or their representatives, attend the annual meeting.
What time is the speech: Trump will address the General Assembly around 10:30 a.m. ET.
What will he say: He is expected to talk about the nuclear threat from North Korea and from Iran; the instability in Venezuela and the fight against terrorism, according to The Associated Press. He is also expected to take a couple of swipes at the U.N. itself.
Who won't be there: Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be attending the General Assembly, nor will China's President Xi Jinping.
What channel is it on: Cable news channels plan to air the speech live as does C-SPAN.
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