The Harry Sisson Show - OMG: Everyone Walked Out...

Episode Date: September 25, 2026

Harry Sisson breaks down Netanyahu's disastrous UN speech where almost the entire room walked out in protest.

All right, folks, check this out. Yesterday, at the beginning of his UN speech, Benjamin Netanyahu was booed, and almost the entirety of the UN walked out in protest. And that's not all. He made a variety of points in this speech that are relevant to the United States of America. That was just total nonsense. He completely embarrassed himself up there. This is one of Donald Trump's best buddies around the world,

and he, too, humiliated himself during this UN speech for a variety of reasons. So I'm going to show you some clips from the speech. We'll talk about it all. Please make sure to subscribe down below. drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story. And let's start with everybody walking out of the room as Netanyahu began his speech. Ordering the hall, please.

I mean, look at that. The hole pretty much emptied out. And, you know, it's not showing the full screen, but all of these chairs back there are virtually empty. And it seems like the only delegation that is applauding Netanyahu, which like, how could you even consider applauding Netanyahu? It seems like the only two delegations are Ethiopia down there. like these folks at the Ethiopia delegation are applauding him and the Israel delegation. Those are the only two people in the crowd who seem to be applauding Benjamin Netanyahu, which is just disgusting given who he is, what he's done as Prime Minister of Israel,

killing Ghazins in Palestine, and of course, you know, being best buddies with Donald Trump. I think that has to factor in there as well and working together in many aspects, especially on the Iran war. And then Netanyahu actually tried to clap back at all of the people who left the hall and it backfired pretty badly because of the blatant hypocrisy of what he's saying. Hall, please. Thank you. Mr. President, before I begin, just a quick announcement.

If there are any other moral cowards who haven't yet left this hall, please do so now. Thank you very much. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. This guy, Benjamin Netanyahu calling other people moral casual. The guy with an international criminal court arrest warrant that's active for him, the guy who can't enter a bunch of different countries around the world because of his conduct. That guy wants to claim that other people are moral cowards for protesting him and his actions in Gaza and around the world, especially his work with the United States of America. That guy.

Yeah, it just seems like a little, you know, right over his head throwing stones from a glass house kind of thing that Netanyahu is accusing these other people of being moral cowards. I actually think all the people who walked out are morally superior to Benjamin Netanyahu. I think they are more moral individuals who know what's right and know what's wrong, and they know that bombing Gaza senselessly is pretty bad. It doesn't sound like a crazy conclusion to come to, but apparently if you protest that, if you're against that, you're a moral coward, according to Benjamin Netanyahu. But then here we go. He gets into his speech, and of course he took time to praise Donald Trump. They're like this. They're best buddies.

They work together all the time. They worked together on the Iran war, which has hurt the United States greatly, but he took time out of his speech to compliment Donald Trump. In this battle against the barbarians, we've had no greater partner than President Trump. I thank him. I thank him for his bold leadership. He boldly confronted an enormous danger to America, Israel, and the world. Decades ago, he understood.

that if left unchallenged, the fanatic Ayatollahs who chant death to America, death to Israel, would eventually carry out their mad fantasies. So Israel and America acted together not only to protect ourselves, but to save civilization. Save civilization. That's the claim from Netanyahu that Donald Trump saved civilization, despite there being literally no evidence that Iran was pursuing a nuclear weapon and that this war was truly a war of choice. There was no threat to the United States, as Donald Trump has claimed time and time again. His own administration has admitted to that.

And this speech and him sucking up to Donald Trump further emphasizes the influence that Netanyahu has had over Donald Trump. We know that one of the main reasons he got involved in the war was Benjamin Netanyahu sat with Donald Trump and many members of his team, high-ranking officials, in the situation room in the White House. This is according to Maggie Haberman, New York Times journalist, and he basically gave Donald Trump the pitch for getting into the war with Iran. And then the next day, they all sat down together. It was Marco Rubio, J.D. Vance, Susie Wiles, you know, all these high-ranking Trump officials. J.D. Vance, according to reports, was the only person in the room, not convinced,

but Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, and Donald Trump, were all kind of on the same page. Donald Trump was like, let's do it right now. Rubio and Hegseth, and maybe more so Rubio than Hegsv, we're saying, well, you know, maybe this, we got to think about this a little bit more, but Donald Trump was fully convinced. So of course, Netanyahu is going to get up there and compliment Donald Trump and saying, you know, his bold leadership against Iran has saved civilization because he knows that the flattery worked. He says Donald Trump's the best president of America's ever at. He's a great guy. And then he's able to convince Donald Trump to do things that are really, really bad for the United States of America. Trump has always kind of fallen victim to these tactics, whether it's the Russians or whether it's, you know, Benjamin's.

Netanyahu, you know, he does it all the time. It just takes a little bit of flattery and he'll do whatever they want. Then, you know, this is a weird part of the speech. Netanyahu decides to target Zoran Mamdani, which I don't know why the Israeli prime minister is taking time out of his day to target Mamdani in a speech in front of the UN, but to save you the rant that he went on that was anti-Mamundani, he said, the anti-Semitic mayor of New York, shame on you, Mr. Mamdani, since you were elected mayor of New York City, many Jews no longer feel safe. They talk to me, they tell me. Now, here's the thing.

Zoran Mamdani has done a lot of work to reach out to Jewish communities. He has the backing of a variety of different Jewish communities in New York City. So I'm not exactly sure what Netanyahu is talking about. I'm sure that there are Jewish New Yorkers who are opposed to Zoran Mamdani. But the idea that Mamdani is anti-Semitic or that he doesn't like Jewish people, I just don't think is borne out in the data. And the fact that he's bringing this up in a UN speech when you're meant to be talking about diplomacy and peace is kind of crazy to me. Maybe I'm an outlier here.

Maybe I'm the one who thinks this is kind of weird. But, you know, targeting Mamdani, who really is right now just focusing on filling potholes in New York City. But moving on, other than that, of course, Netanyahu took time to praise Elon Musk and Starlink, saying the Iranian regime is especially afraid when their people have this, when their people have this. This is a communications device Starlink that allows people to access the truth. Of course, he had to slide a compliment to Elon Musk just somewhere in the speech. He figured it out. He got it in there. and he is a supporter of Starlink as well, I guess.

Then he went on to say one day the Iranian people will be free. Their murderous regime will be toppled by its lies, by its corruption, by its cruelty. The evil regime will fall. And you said nothing about Iran. Just now, you said nothing about Iran. But I want to give you the good news. Despite your silence, despite your hypocrisy, it's only a matter of time that in Iran,

something incredible will happen. The power of the people will overcome the people in power. I want you to listen to my words carefully. One day, and it may not be far away, the Iranian people will be free. Their murderous regime will be toppled by its lies, by its corruption, by its cruelty. This evil regime will fall and we will all celebrate that day. Like, it's just crazy that Netanyahu is making it seem like he's doing this for the Iranian people, that him and Donald Trump, their main concern is the Iranian people. Remember, Donald Trump is the guy who bombed a children's school in Iran, right, killing over 160 children,

just like that. And there was an investigation into the strike. It was deemed to be an American strike, despite Donald Trump trying to blame it on Iran and saying that a missile went rogue. There is literally no evidence for that whatsoever, but that's Donald Trump's claim, and that doesn't seem very pro-Iranian people to me. Look, I think the Iranian regime, the theeocrats that serve in that government, are really, really authoritarian dictatorial leaders who are bad leaders, right? They kill their own people, they abuse their own people, they're repressive, and they censor their own people, absolutely. But the idea that this war in particular, and Donald Trump's conduct, and Netanyahu's conduct, is in support of the Iranian people,

is contradicted by stories like this, bombing a children's school, bombing a wedding that we covered on the show in Iran. It's just gross. It's gross that he's trying to pretend as if he's a moral high ground guy here, that he's really moral, that he's really doing this out of the goodness of his heart. Just utter nonsense. It's just utter nonsense. Then Netanyahu had the nerve to go on to say, our values have inspired humanity for millennia. Our eternal quest for peace. Man, I, you know, the images of Gaza just being leveled. You know, all these different buildings no longer standing. There's just remnants now.

Crumbled cobblestone and concrete laying on top of bodies and land that used to be beautiful just is so contradictory to everything he says in this speech. Our values have inspired humanity for millennia. You've inspired us against wars like this, conduct like this. Our eternal quest for peace? Eternal quest for peace Gaza is still being bombed despite Donald Trump saying he solved that war

We're in a war with Iran How is that at all peaceful? It's just utter nonsense And it's so frustrating Especially when this is the guy claiming he wants peace When his best buddy yesterday Donald Trump was calling for a genocide In Iran

Do a quote do I annihilate Iran Drive them into hell with no hope for generations That is Donald Trump threatening To wipe out the country in its entirety and kill the tens of millions of people in that country who are innocent bystanders, right? There's a lot of people in Iran who don't support the regime. They don't support this war. They don't support the Iranian government.

But why on earth would Donald Trump threaten to take out those people, many of which he's already taken out already? It's just gross. It is just gross. And at least we have some leaders with some moral clarity here. Gavin Newsom, for example, saying Trump's UN speech came close to calling for the genocide of 93 million Iranian saying, And quote, you heard that speech from my president yesterday, all but called for genocide of 93 million people. Nothing normal about that. There is nothing normal about this moment, which Gavin Newsom is absolutely right to say.

And he was one of the many leaders at this event who really actually represented the United States well. There were others who were there. But Gavin Newsom, mainly being that guy, that guy who's representing the country well. And maybe he'll represent the country from the White House one day. Who knows? Who knows? But anyway, I just wanted to cover Netanyahu's speech and just the hypocrisy of it all to get up there and pretend as if he's acting with, you know, the Iranian people's interests or the American people's interests or the world's interests and that they're doing the moral thing by leveling Gaza, by bombing schools in Iran, is just atrocious to me and I wanted to call it out. So look, I will leave the video there. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about the story and everything we just talked about. Have an amazing rest of your day.

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