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Mike Waltz gets into shouting match with Cuban foreign minister on UN floor

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Mike Waltz gets into shouting match with Cuban foreign minister on UN floor

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz told Cuba’s Minister of Foreign Affairs to “back up!” as the two officials fell into a shouting match on the floor of the U.N.

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