Trump Tells U.N. Leaders if They Do Not Heed His Warnings, their Countries are “Going to Hell”

Articles | September 23, 2025 | by Catholics for Catholics

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The President was back in form, talking about globalism, immigration, peace, and phony climate change policies.

By Catholics for Catholics

In a rousing 56-minute speech that saw President Donald Trump back in form, he admonished the U.N. General Assembly and world leaders on Tuesday about phony climate change policies, admonished them to implement a solution to a global crisis, and urged them to achieve world peace.

In addition, according to The Epoch Times, Trump rejected the moves by allies to endorse a Palestinian state amid Israel’s latest Gaza offensive. He counseled the European nations to take on the same set of economic measures he is proposing against Russia to force an end to the war in Ukraine.

Besides climate change, Trump addressed another of his favorite topics: immigration. He told the leaders that they should follow his example on how to crackdown on illegal migration or face the fact that their countries will suffer the deepest, most disturbing changes to their culture and fabric.

He said: “Your countries are going to hell.”

🚨Trump confronts the leaders at the UN meeting about mass migration.

"You have to end it now. -Your countries are going hell."

He's right. The UN is supposed to protect their countries, not fund mass migration.pic.twitter.com/mmwDEZAq7B

— Chad Prather (@WatchChad) September 23, 2025

During the second half of his speech, Trump concentrated on a new criticism on globalism, which he described as a concept that forces prosperous developed nations to hurt themselves.

He added that the “globalist migration agenda” has resulted in the mass trafficking of children across international borders.

Globalism has placed a larger burden on developed nations to reduce their impact on the environment, he said, while other nations continue to pollute heavily.

The President said the data showing that the United States, where air conditioning systems are relatively common, registers about 1,300 heat-related deaths every year. By contrast, he added that there are about 175,000 heat-related deaths annually across Europe, where air conditioning systems are uncommon.

“The entire globalist concept of asking successful industrialized nations to inflict pain on themselves and radically disrupt their entire societies must be rejected completely and totally, and it must be immediate,” Trump said.