In his UN speech, Argentina's president used (a lot) of dialogue from The West Wing
Briefly

"We are for freedom of speech everywhere," Bartlet said in the episode. "We are for freedom of religion everywhere. We are for the freedom to learn... for everyone. And since in our time, you can build a bomb in our country and bring it into mine, what happens in your country is my business. So we are for freedom from tyranny, everywhere, whether it comes in the guise of political oppression, Toby, or economic slavery, Josh, or religious fanaticism, CJ. That fundamental idea cannot be met simply by our support. It must be met with our force. Diplomatically, economically, and materially."
Milei, at the end of his 15-minute address to the General Assembly, told delegates "We believe in freedom of speech for all; we believe in freedom of worship for all; we believe in freedom of trade for all and we believe in limited governments, all of them. And because in these times what happens in one country quickly impacts others, we believe that all peoples should live free from tyranny and oppression, whether it takes the form of political oppression, economic slavery or religious fanaticism. That fundamental idea must not remain mere words; it has to be supported by deeds, diplomatically, economically and materially."
Read at Fortune
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