After this, I wouldn't be surprised if the other nations set about moving the UN.
Buckle in.
LOL.
UPDATE 02:22 pm:
If only he had stuck to telling lies about the economy and his pesonal accomplishments.
In that clip, he's calling climate change/green energy a scam.
"We call 'em the water drugs." "Tren de Aragua is from Venezuelan, by the way."
He really wants to start a war with Venezuela.
"When I don't like 'em, I don't like 'em."
Air flows. China's dirty air flows to our pristinely clean air.
We're respected around the world again.
With all the bombing of boats in the Caribbean and talk about retaking Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, I thought he'd abandoned that idea.
And many thanks again to Aaron Rupar.UPDATE 02:22 pm:
The Fox host claimed that U.N. staffers "sabotaged" the escalator and the teleprompter, calling the malfunctions "an insurrection and what we need to do is either leave the U.N. or we need to bomb it."
Following the remark, Watters' co-hosts could be heard off-camera chuckling, while one reacted with an "mmm" noise.
"[The U.N. headquarters] is in New York, though, right? Could be some fallout there. Maybe gas it?" Watters continued as The Five hosts could still be heard laughing.
"Let's not do that," The Five co-host Dana Perino, 53, retorted off-camera.
Watters, 47, continued: "Don't gas it. Okay, but we need to destroy it. Maybe can we demolish the building? Have everybody leave and then we'll demolish the building."
[...]
A U.N. spokesperson addressed the escalator incident on Tuesday, explaining that a videographer from the American delegation accidentally triggered the escalator's stop mechanism, which resulted in the issue.
"The safety mechanism is designed to prevent people or objects accidentally being caught and stuck in or pulled into the gearing,” Stéphane Dujarric said in a statement.
A separate anonymous source told ABC News that the teleprompter was being operated by someone from the White House, not a member of the U.N. staff.
People
Jesus Christ.
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