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Trump Addresses UN General Assembly, Cites Economic Gains and Iran Actions

President Trump addressed the UN General Assembly, where he discussed his administration's economic policies. He also detailed U.S. actions concerning Iran in his remarks.

09/28/2026 · Indiana edition

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UNITED NATIONS — President Donald Trump spoke before the United Nations General Assembly, where he outlined what he described as successes in both international and domestic policy. His remarks focused on the American economy and the United States' approach to Iran.

Trump stated the U.S. economy experienced significant growth. He characterized this growth as unprecedented. He also referenced actions taken by the U.S. government regarding Iran.

The President's address to the assembly included descriptions of specific economic indicators. He presented these indicators as evidence of the economy's performance. He also detailed specific diplomatic and economic measures the U.S. has implemented concerning Iran.

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