After U.S. President Donald Trump gave his rambling Tuesday, September 23 speech before the United Nations General Assembly, MSNBC's Ana Cabrera brought on Joel Rubin — who served as deputy assistant secretary of state in the Obama Administration — for analysis. And Rubin didn't mince words, attacking the speech as "completely bonkers." But Rubin isn't the only one who is using "bonkers" and similar words to describe the rambling speech. America is thriving, he said, because we're going back — so he claimed, with no supporting evidence — to 'clean beautiful coal.' His 'standing order' in the White House is 'never to use the word 'coal,' only 'clean, beautiful coal' — 'it sounds much better, doesn't it?'"