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United Nations Day

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Sep 29, 2026

William CooperHOST
49:00
Sure.
speaker_10AUDIENCE
49:00
Sure.I don't know if you got our flyer over October twenty-first, you-- October twenty-fifth of this year, UN Day.
speaker_10AUDIENCE
49:08
We had our blue beret shoot.
William CooperHOST
49:10
No, I never, um, no.
Bill GundersonHOST
21:10
We'll be there very soon for our next visit.
Bill GundersonHOST
21:14
The U.N. officially came into existence on October 24, 1945, a day now celebrated annually as United Nations Day.
Barry KiteHOST
21:24
Well,
Bill GundersonHOST
21:24
you know, I don't know if we celebrated all that much.
Bill GundersonHOST
21:10
We'll be there very soon for our next visit.
Bill GundersonHOST
21:14
The U.N. officially came into existence on October 24, 1945, a day now celebrated annually as United Nations Day.
Barry KiteHOST
21:24
Well,
Bill GundersonHOST
21:24
you know, I don't know if we celebrated all that much.
Joe ConchaGUEST
48:00
But this person to talk about padded walls probably should be joining my editor there as well.
Dom GiordanoHOST
48:05
Joe, your thoughts now as we have the big five saying they're not going to cover the president on camera today, UN Day, meeting Mondani, et cetera, because of, shall we say, limiting MSNL, Politico and CNN.
Joe ConchaGUEST
48:23
I, I understand why, say, Fox, for example, would join other networks and saying, OK, we're not going to cover it.
Joe ConchaGUEST
48:31
We're in solidarity.
Joe ConchaGUEST
45:34
But this person to talk about padded walls probably should be joining my editor there as well.
Dom GiordanoHOST
45:39
Joe, your thoughts now as we have the big five saying they're not going to cover the president on camera today, UN Day, meeting Mondani, et cetera, because of, shall we say, limiting MSNL, Politico and CNN.
Joe ConchaGUEST
45:58
I, I understand why, say, Fox, for example, would join other networks and saying, OK, we're not going to cover it.
Joe ConchaGUEST
46:05
We're in solidarity.
MiraHOST
8:19
Oh,
FinnHOST
8:20
is that why we celebrate UN Day on October 24th?
MiraHOST
8:23
Exactly.
MiraHOST
8:24
The United Nations was officially born.
Mike NewmanGUEST
66:54
We don't want to be in there.
Mike NewmanGUEST
66:55
And look, I mean, the United Nations, I'm sorry, that is one of the most reprehensible bodies I can think of, right? The idea that they are just squeaky clean, and I love the fact that the Institute of Public Administration Australia, which is like the business body for public servants, celebrated the UN Day, right? Because this is why we need to get out of so much of what the UN does.
Mike NewmanGUEST
67:24
Because it is all self-serving.
Mike NewmanGUEST
67:26
It is the ultimate bureaucracy of which they aspire to.
Stephen ZunesGUEST
7:55
And people who knew me as a child, I come back for my high school reunion, for example, and no one's surprised that I became a political science professor, especially one dealing with international affairs.
Stephen ZunesGUEST
8:07
I mean, I remember on United Nations Day going around with this little styrofoam thing with all the flags of the United Nations.
Stephen ZunesGUEST
8:15
UN countries and giving lectures and various show and tells, you know, even as a second grader, I was doing it to the sixth grade, you know, so I was pretty precocious in this regard, you know, so again, not many people are surprised that I ended up where I did.
Rod BergerHOST
8:32
Do you have a recollection or is there sort of a series of events or a memory where I think it's fascinating? And I align with that in that regard.

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