WATCH LIVE: Pope Francis Speaks at United Nations General Assembly

WNYC News | Sep 25, 2015

Pope Francis is scheduled to speak at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday as it marks its 70th anniversary. The annual gathering of world leaders coincides with the current pope's first trip to the United States, and his 39-hour whirlwind visit to New York City.

WNYC will offer a live video stream of Pope Francis' address below beginning at 10:00 a.m. ET.

Credit: UN Web TV (webtv.un.org) 

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