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Waltz's UN speech is suspended in Forbes Breaking News's busiest upload

The October 27 exchange with Cuba's delegation has passed 1.5 million views amid a week of election coverage.

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SHOCK MOMENT: Mike Waltz Gets Into Shouting Match With Cuban Delegate At The United Nations

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2:36The Assembly president asks for calm and urges delegates to let Waltz finish.
5:10The president suspends the meeting as the confrontation escalates near the podium.
7:00Cuba's representative accuses Waltz of lying and offending the country's people and government.
8:26Waltz regains the floor; the president reminds delegates that points of order must remain procedural.
28:10Waltz concludes by urging member states to vote against Cuba's resolution.

The Assembly president calls for calm, then suspends the meeting. Mike Waltz's speech in the UN General Assembly hall becomes a prolonged procedural confrontation in Forbes Breaking News's most-watched upload of the week.

Cuba's delegation protests and bangs on desks before the suspension. When proceedings resume, the Cuban representative accuses the US ambassador of lying and offending Cuba's people and government. The president gives Waltz the floor again, reminding delegates that points of order must concern procedure. Later, another interruption brings another request to speak. The recording preserves the stops and restarts, not just the raised voices.

That half-hour exchange has reached about 1.6 million views and remains the channel's strongest daily draw. It stands out among 32 uploads, with much of the rest of the week's attention going to elections: a Justice Department press conference concerning Alaska's Senate contest, David Daoud's analysis of Israel's results, and Michigan's cross-party endorsement news.

The Alaska briefing is also gathering substantial daily views. Meanwhile, the newer video of Democrat Haley Stevens endorsing Republican Mike Rogers has become another of the channel's most active uploads, alongside separate coverage of Abdul El-Sayed and Raphael Warnock's support for him.

Across the channel, daily viewing is well above its usual level, though subscribers were unchanged over the week. Among nearby news channels, LiveNOW from FOX is also having an above-normal day, while PBS NewsHour is quieter than usual. For Forbes Breaking News, the sustained attention is concentrated in the UN exchange and the Alaska briefing, even as Michigan adds fresh material.