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Well, hello everybody and welcome to Wired In. I'm Cabot Phillips coming to you live from Daily Wire HQ. Thanks for spending your Tuesday with us. President Trump just wrapped up his fiery address to the United Nations. He went off on our allies and our adversaries alike. We'll get to the highlights from New York. Travis Kelce got caught up in a multimillion dollar Ponzi scheme, and we have the exclusive details on the fraudster behind the scam. I'll give you a hint. It rhymes with schmillegal, schmimmigrant.

I got a laugh out of our cameraman, Mike. There we go. We'll also tell you about the Republican senator calling for a corruption investigation into Donald Trump Jr., the Democratic House member enraging his party by endorsing a Republican, and we'll host a debate on whether flock cameras are actually a violation of your privacy. Of course, stick around until the end of the show for our live listener Q&A. If you're a Daily Wire member, get those questions in the chat right now. Shout out to all of our first-time commenters yesterday. It was great to see you. If you're on Apple or Spotify, make sure to sign up right now and join in at dailywire.com/subscribe.

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Well, just hours ago, President Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York City. He made a number of headlines threatening to annihilate the Islamic Republic of Iran and offering new ultimatums to Cuba, among other things. Here is more on the latest within the administration. His Daily Wire White House correspondent, Mary Margaret O'Lehan. Mary Margaret, great to see you today.

Mary Margaret O'Leary (3:25)

Great to see you, Cabot. I'm coming to you live from the White House where it is a very rainy day, but here I am rain or shine to bring the Wired In Live viewers the news.

Cabot Phillips (3:35)

All of the Wired In viewers who are huge fans of your hair every day are going to be devastated if you get rained on further. So thank you for taking that risk for us. Let's start things off with Trump's big address today at the UN.

He had a lot to say. Give us the top lines and then we'll get into some of the highlights.

Mary Margaret O'Leary (3:55)

Yes. So the president made a huge point during the speech to the UN, really emphasizing what he has done to bring peace around the world and what he has done to make the world safer. So there's a lot of topics, Kavit, that the mainstream legacy media will try and say, oh, you know, the president did this or failed at that. But the president took a lot of these initiatives, whether it's Iran or Greenland or Cuba or Venezuela and pointed out to the world what he's done, in fact, to make the world safer and to make America greater and really emphasize all of these points. So he especially harped on Iran and on Greenland and talked about how his efforts in these areas are actually improving the world for everyone. He also made a number of different jabs and really angered people on a number of occasions, but in ways that I think Americans would really appreciate.