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“NO GLOBAL GOVERNMENT”: Trump Confronts UN, ICC, UNESCO & Global AI Control [The Sentinel Report]

“NO GLOBAL GOVERNMENT”: Trump Confronts UN, ICC, UNESCO & Global AI Control [The Sentinel Report]

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On this week's episode of The Sentinel Report: President Trump just delivered a fiery address at the United Nations, declaring there will be “no global government” and “no global taxes” while he is president. He blasted the International Criminal Court, mass migration, UNESCO, and efforts to impose global control over artificial intelligence. Trump also issued a stark warning to Iran and predicted the eventual collapse of Cuba’s communist regime. We break down what he said—and why it matters.

Then, fresh from his UN address, Trump signed a major new Greenland agreement with Denmark and Greenland. As the strategically vital Arctic territory remains at the center of geopolitical maneuvering, new data are raising questions about the conventional climate narrative surrounding its massive ice sheet.

Also ahead: Why does the federal liability shield for COVID vaccine manufacturers remain in place? Disturbing new research from Finland examines psychiatric outcomes among young people who underwent medical gender reassignment. And the Netherlands has reported the first euthanasia of a child under its expanded rules covering children between the ages of one and twelve. We dig into all of it.

Plus, two fascinating guests join the program.

Lauren Witzke of Noah’s Ark Scans joins us as scientists, researchers, and documentary crews investigate what some believe could be the remains of Noah’s Ark. What are they finding—and could modern technology finally help answer one of archaeology’s most enduring biblical mysteries?

Then, longtime liberty movement leader Lawrence W. Reed joins us to discuss his new book, *Born of Ideas: How Principles, Faith, and Courage Forged America*. Reed argues that before the American Revolution became a revolution in government, it was a revolution of ideas—rooted in principle, faith, and moral courage. We explore the forgotten men and women who helped make American liberty possible, and what their example can teach Americans today.

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