BBCTrump demands inquiry over UN 'triple sabotage'
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48% : The Secret Service is involved," Trump added.35% : Mike Waltz, US ambassador to the UN, echoed the president's call for an official probe, saying the incidents were "unacceptable".
31% : "If someone at the UN intentionally stopped the escalator as the President and First Lady were stepping on, they need to be fired and investigated immediately," she wrote on X after the incident.
23% : After the escalator mishap, Trump ran into more technical difficulties when he said the teleprompter was not working - although it was restored towards the end of his address.
21% : Trump also referred to audio issues in his lengthy post, saying "the sound was completely off in the Auditorium".
12% : From escalators to teleprompters, Trump piles on criticism at the UN He also called for the arrest of the people responsible for the escalator incident, referencing an article in the Sunday Times that said UN workers joked about turning off the escalators.
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