peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> on wednesday, egyptian president abdel fattah al-sisi delivered his inaugural speech to the united nations general assembly meeting in new york. he applauded his nation for "revolting against corruption and despotism was goat and vowed that egypt under his rule would respect freedom of opinion and religion. >> from this podium, i first support the great people of egypt that made history twice over the past few years. first, when they revolted against corruption and despotism and claim the right to freedom, dignity, and social justice. then when they held onto their identity and enthused by patriotism, they rose up against exclusion, refusing jessica to tyranny of the factions, who, in the name of legend, but there interests before the interests of the people. egypt, as to build in state that represents its rights and freedoms, honors its duties,

schools. in sweden, the right livelihood awards have been announced for five recipients, including nsa whistleblower edward snowden. the head of the right livelihood award foundation says snowden was honored for exposing illegality by his own government. talks we decided on five laureates this year and they all live up to the idea behind the award to offer real courageous, practical solutions to global challenges. snowden is living up to this ideal in the same way that earlier laureates have when it comes to criticizing his own government as this government is breaking the law. >> snowden's prize will go toward his legal fund.

>> snowden's prize will go toward his legal fund. the other recipients are alan asmaprinter -- rusbringer, jahangir,