Well, it might.
The promise
Asked whether he wanted his Board of Peace to replace the United Nations, Trump said that it might. He criticized the United Nations for failing to resolve conflicts and promoted the potential of his own initiative. In the same answer, he also said the United Nations should continue because its potential was substantial. The supporting argument for a new body was that a smaller, leader-driven organization might negotiate more quickly. The objection was that a Trump-centered institution could weaken broadly representative diplomacy and concentrate authority in one leader. His answer floated replacement as a possibility rather than announcing a completed decision to abolish or leave the United Nations.
