Debate at General Assembly Meeting

Since then, Havana wants to—

Order, Mr. President.

Point of order.

Mr. Kenji, point of order. Mr. Kenji, Mr.

President, point of order.

Yes.

I will not tolerate this violation of the

procedural rules of this General Assembly.

I request, Mr. Walsh, a minimum of decorum.

You are under Rule 71

of the rules of procedure of this General Assembly.

Respectfully, I request that you comply with this

rule and immediately grant, right now, a

point of order, which is a rule and a

practice of this General Assembly. You cannot violate that.

Very good.

It is a point of order.

Excellencies, I ask everyone

to show respect—

Mr. President.

Please.

This individual needs to step away from this podium.

I ask everyone—

Step back.

Okay.

You are a liar, Mr.— Step back, Ambassador. Step away.

Do you understand who you're dealing with? This is America. Back up.

But, uh, the, the—

I will allow it.

Point, uh,

uh, uh, point seventy-one.

The procedure, not the substance.

Yes.

Respect Rule seventy-one and the, uh,

practice of—

I'll grant you this opportunity, but strictly on the condition

that it is—

I'll give it to you, but with—

I request that you call to order the

permanent representative of the United States,

who not only lies in a gross and overbearing manner,

but also offends the dignity of this General Assembly and of the

member states,

exerts pressure and insults the dignity

of the Cuban people and Government.

Mr. Walsh,

you are lying again.

I wish you better performance in your future

political offices.

On the National Security Council and here at the United Nations

Together, their performance is very poor.

Learn more about the document you have in your hand—

I, I respectfully request—

With the rules of procedure.

Please.

Thank you very much.