President Donald Trump's plan to make the Board of Peace the premier international organization backfired when it inadvertently increased support for the United Nations. According to The Associated Press, Trump had intended for his organization to eclipse the U.N Security Council. "In my opinion, the basic responsibility for international peace and security lies with U.N., lies with the Security Council," Secretary General Antonio Guterres explained on Thursday. China, France, Russia, and the United Kingdom — four other veto-wielding members of the Security Council — have not said they will join Trump's Board. "Instead of handing Trump $1 billion checks to join his Board of Peace, governments should work on strengthening the U.N."