An interesting detail was found in Trump's speech at the UN General Assembly.

US President Donald Trump devoted almost half of his speech at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly to himself and his administration, according to the Made Visual Daily portal.

"Almost half of Trump's 2025 UN speech was not about peace at all, but about himself—198 sentences out of 424, or 46 percent," the publication notes.

According to the portal's analysis, the American leader devoted only 17 percent (72 sentences) of his speech to foreign policy issues. Specifically, he discussed military conflicts, NATO , and trade.

In addition, the head of the White House devoted 46 sentences (11 percent) to his outrage at illegal immigration, as well as 34 sentences (8 percent) to criticism of the world organization.

He also said that he does not believe in climate change and rejects renewable energy sources (7 percent, 28 sentences), highlighted the internal problems of the United States (6 percent, 26 sentences), recalled his intention to renovate the UN headquarters (3 percent, 12 sentences), and complained briefly about technical problems with the teleprompter and escalator (1.7 percent, 7 sentences).

Trump previously announced that he had written a letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres demanding an investigation into the "triple sabotage" of his visit to the General Assembly. He complained about a broken escalator and teleprompter, as well as sound problems during his speech.