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Trump's U.N. week and criticism of global institutions

Fox News describes Jesse Watters' take on U.N. week as a home game for Trump, arguing that the president relishes confronting world leaders in New York.

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Fox News shared Jesse Watters' commentary arguing that Trump's criticism of the U.N. and migration policies puts him at odds with global institutions. Watters cast the gathering as home turf: "He gets to blast the globalists right in his hometown and then sleep in his own bed at Trump Tower."

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@FoxNewsJesse Watters says U.N. week is basically Trump's home game. According to Watters, President Trump relishes confronting global leaders in New York, arguing that his criticism of the U.N. and migration policies is exactly what puts him at odds with global institutions. "He gets to blast the globalists right in his hometown and then sleep in his own bed at Trump Tower." See more from Jesse Watters and the latest on the United Nations General Assembly by downloading the Fox News app: https://foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/pgnihyc0
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    @FoxNewsJesse Watters says U.N. week is basically Trump's home game. According to Watters, President Trump relishes confronting global leaders in New York, arguing that his criticism of the U.N. and migration policies is exactly what puts him at odds with global institutions. "He gets to blast the globalists right in his hometown and then sleep in his own bed at Trump Tower." See more from Jesse Watters and the latest on the United Nations General Assembly by downloading the Fox News app: https://foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/pgnihyc0
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