Michael Goodwin: Trump's bullish United Nations speech showed he won't back down -- and now he can truly put America First

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : It was the first of many direct punches he would throw at his Oval Office predecessors, the UN and its members.
42% : He might have added, except for Israel.
38% : " It underscored his role as commander in chief, but I found it striking that he did not mention that the US had partnered with Israel in the current war and in the 12-day conflict last year.
33% : People not fully schooled in the ways of Donald Trump might have expected to watch a somewhat chastened and shrunken president address the United Nations Tuesday morning.
27% : Most notably, however, Trump did reference both the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and the Hamas invasion of Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, as evidence that terrorism remains a threat to civilized nations everywhere.

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