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[Afrobeat music]

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I found a van for you.

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When do you want it?

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When are you getting the blood?

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I can\'t get that much blood in one day.

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Oh, you\'re getting it in batches?

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Yeah, about a thousand liters.

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That\'s a lot, yeah?

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We do it at my place or here?

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I can get people to my home

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and we can work there, even through the night.

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[men chatting]

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[liquid splashing]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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You know everyone was asking what are the containers for.

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And we said they\'re meant for honey.

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[speaking in foreign language]

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How many are they?

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Oh enough.

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We have a thousand liters of blood.

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[mumbles]

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What is that?

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Okay, I don\'t wanna know.

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[liquid splashing]

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Naila, come, come, come mommy.

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I\'ll leave you guys to your party.

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Let\'s go.

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And this is actually the first part.

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[police sirens]

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The World Bank says Kenya is growing faster

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than any other Sub-Saharan African nation.

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But there is one major impediment

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to the country\'s continued growth.

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Kenya has been ranked dismally

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as one of the most corrupt countries in the world.

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[pigs grunting]

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[flies buzzing]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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MP!

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[laughs]

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MP!

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[continues laughing]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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Now you see how you\'re going to paint that guy!

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He\'s running away.

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[flies buzzing]

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[pigs grunting]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[laughs]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[wind blowing]

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[crowd singing]

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[horns honking]

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[whistles blowing]

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[crowd continues singing]

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[protesting in foreign language]

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[crowd yelling]
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[glass smashing]

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[protesters chanting]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[gun shots]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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We want peace!

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[\'70s Afro pop music]

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[Archive narrator] Gentlemen.

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This conference is of crucial importance

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to the future of Kenya.

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Upon the degree of our success or failure,

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will depend the well-being, the livelihood,

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and perhaps even the physical safety

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of all the citizens of Kenya

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of whatever race or creed.

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[man yells]

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[crowd cheering]

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[crowd shouting]

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Kenya\'s vice president has denied

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orchestrating post-election violence since 2007

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that left more than 1000 dead and 500,000 homeless.

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Revolution!

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[speaking in foreign language]

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Drama that erupted.

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The police lobbed tear gas canisters

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at pupils aged between six to 14 years.

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[child crying]

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Despite what happened here today,

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the organizers of this movement are vowing to fight on.

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They say this is a battle that goes to the very heart

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of democracy in Kenya.

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[protesters yelling]

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[pigs grunting]

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[birds chirping]

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[child crying]

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No, Nate, Nate, Nate, share.

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Please share.

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No, no, no, no.

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Just give it to him.

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You\'re the big brother.

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You\'re watching TV, you\'re playing.

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[child wails]

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Take Job.

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Now you know our protest has been banned.

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Yeah, by the government.

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They say we\'re planning to topple the government

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and that we\'re funded by USAID.

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We need to go.

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Freedom Corner is actually an open place for anyone to go.

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So what do we do?

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So we go.

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There will be violence today.

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I don\'t know how, help me.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I\'m going to get that spoon now.

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I think it\'s good for us to get arrested

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so that the people can know this government is intolerant.

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I tell people, President Uhuru is not a tolerant person

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and they don\'t believe me.

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Guys, man, let\'s do this.

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So you\'ll go with Mummy.

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Where are you going?

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I\'m going to topple the government.

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Whoa!

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[dramatic music]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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Daddy, I want to go with you.

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You can\'t go with me

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because I\'m going to a very dangerous place.

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[traffic sounds]

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[horns honking]

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And welcome to Capital Talk.

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The program we hope will have an impact

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on the future of Kenya.

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My guest today is a rebel with a cause.

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Twice CNN Photographer of the Year, Boniface Mwangi.

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Folks, this young man is one word, fearless.

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[crowd yelling]

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[gun shots]

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[camera shutter]

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[motorcycle engine]

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I\'d always wanted to cover war.

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[crowd yelling]

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As a news photographer, I wanted to cover action, violence.

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[camera shutter]

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Kill him!

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[gun shots]

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[glass shattering]

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2007 was a life-changing year for me.

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Immediately after they announced the elections,

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there was burning and violence.

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My very first photo was a man coming home from work.

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And some people stopped him

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and asked him, \"What tribe are you?\"

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And when he said he\'s Luo,

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they cut him with machetes.

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They just messed him up.

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He showed his ID saying, \"I am a Kenyan.\"

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And the police looked at him,

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they did not do anything

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because of his tribe.

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I could go, take pictures in the slums of Mathare, Kibera,

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then come back to the newsroom in the city center

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and guys are having coffee like everything is normal.

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Every day I covered violence.

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Every day I filed my pictures.

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Every day they decided not to publish my photos

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because they were too violent.

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And every day I got more pissed and more pissed

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and more pissed and more pissed.

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And the violence ended on February 28th

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and about seven to eight months later, I quit my job.

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I was like, I can\'t stand politicians.

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I can\'t stand the hypocrisy.

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I thought, something was amiss.

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[camera shutters]

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[applause]

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[birds chirping]

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[crowd chattering]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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Whom do they want to lead?

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If they want to make us kill each other.

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They want to lead fools.

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They want to lead fools.

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[crowd yelling]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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I knew he was going to be a very,

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he was going to be very outspoken about issues

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and he wants things to change.

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That\'s the guy I met.

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And probably that\'s the guy I fell in love with

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because he was very ambitious in the sense

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that he saw a different Kenya

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in five, 10 years to come.

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Like things could change

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and they needed to change.

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You may kiss your wife.

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They signed the Peace Treaty

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on a week before our wedding.

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And he broke down at our wedding.

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Now when I think about it,

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maybe it had something to do with it.

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That he has actually lived to that moment

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to see himself getting married and he\'s with a child.

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[baby talk]

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Look at daddy!

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Hi Nate!

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These are the embarrassing pictures

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that children are shown when they are a little older.

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When I look to write my list of achievements,

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they\'re not the kind that you can write on paper.

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They\'re very family centered

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and that\'s my greatest achievement.

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That day remember we had a fight.

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Yeah.

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When my son was born,

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my wife and I,

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we had made up our mind

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that we would not give our kids our tribal names.

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So I gave my son a Zulu name.

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\"Simphiwe\", which means gift.

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This looks nice.

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Yes, it looks very nice.

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Yeah.

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You\'re looking smart.

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Yes.

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For Kenyans, your tribe betrays you.

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That means that when I meet you and ask you

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\"Hey, what\'s your name?\"

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and you say my name is Boniface

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or my name is David or my name is Sarah or Rachel.

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They\'ll be like, \"No, what\'s your name?\"

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They want to get your last name,

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so that they know how to place you tribally.

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And so the identity in Kenyan politics

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is not nationalism, patriotism, core values,

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a bigger vision for a better Kenya.

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The identity of this country is tribe.

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Your last name defines you.

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[dramatic music]
[plane engine]

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So imagine you are the British.

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A small country, very cold,

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and you come across a country in Africa.

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Very warm, very good looking.

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How do I conquer the people?

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So you divide them among tribes.

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In that colony, you take different tribes

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for different roles.

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[Archive narrator] The Kikuyu play a big part

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in this expansion.

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They\'re a colorful people, rich in legend and tradition,

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but they\'re also highly intelligent.

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Quick to learn the white man\'s techniques

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and pick up new ideas.

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Kikuyus are money lovers.

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Kambas are loyal servants.

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Luhyas are cooks and watchmen.

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All these descriptions were actually done by the British.

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So come independence,

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we have the first president of Kenya,

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Jomo Kenyatta, who is a Kikuyu.

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And what does he do?

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To conquer the country,

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he decides, you know what?

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Kikuyus are supreme.

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Kikuyus are important.

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And what he did,

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during the ensuing years,

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is kill anyone who was a threat.

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And you see that the British planted the seed of tribalism,

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but the first government of this country,

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that\'s Kenyatta government,

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and subsequent governments,

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actually watered the seeds of tribalism and made it prosper

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and become the culture of the country.

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It has never happened before,

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a serving head of state appearing

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before the International Criminal Court

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on charges of crimes against humanity.

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That\'s what happened today at The Hague.

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President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya,

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the son of the country\'s first president post-independence,

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faces charges concerning his role

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in widespread and brutal violence,

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which followed the 2007 elections.

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[crowd cheering]
[applause]

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Kenya\'s vice president has denied

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orchestrating post-election violence in 2007.

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William Ruto and journalist Arap Sang

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have pleaded not guilty

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to three counts of crimes against humanity.

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The ICC prosecution has conceded

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it is handling the most challenging case

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since its establishment.

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Earlier today,

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three witnesses pulled out of the case

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against President Uhuru Kenyatta, citing security fears.

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The disappearance of ICC witness

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Meshack Yebei is still a mystery.

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Veteran journalist John Kituyi

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of theWeekly Mirror was last evening killed

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by unknown assailants as he was on his way.

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Two human rights activists

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from the Oscar Foundation are gunned down.

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Among them, the director of the foundation, Oscar Kingara.

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Many of the foot soldiers,

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who it\'s claimed were hired by the government

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to do its dirty work,

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have simply disappeared.

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No more killings!

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No more killings!

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No more killings!

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No more killings!

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No more killings!

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No more killings!

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No more killings!

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No more killings!

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[whistles blowing]

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[crowd yelling]

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Okay, so listen,

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you are the police.

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You can search all of us.

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Each and every one of us as we go in.

328
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We are not armed

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and we have a right to protest.

330
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I know.

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And you have the right to protect me.

332
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What you\'re going to do sir,

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you tell these guys to search us

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because we\'re going in.

335
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[speaking in foreign language]

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[crowd yelling]
[gun shots]

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[speaking in foreign language]

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[cars honking]

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[gun shots]

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[speaking in foreign language]

341
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Why are you arresting me?

342
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What have I done?

343
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I haven\'t done anything!

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[suspenseful music]

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[beeping medical equipment]

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[speaking in foreign language]

347
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[dog yapping]

348
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Hey Dad.

349
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Daddy, your eye.

350
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When are you going to open this eye?

351
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[whispering]

352
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Come here.

353
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Even the dogs.

354
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I need a good one.

355
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Okay, pray.

356
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Lord thank you for my Father

357
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who art in heaven.

358
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Thank you for my daddy

359
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when he got hurt by the police,

360
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please tell him to get a better job

361
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not to hurt people and to be better.

362
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In Jesus\' name, we pray amen.

363
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Amen.

364
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Thank you.

365
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I can\'t protect him.

366
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I\'ve never been able to protect him.

367
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It\'s not something I can do.

368
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I have many fears of losing him.

369
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But the thought of him dying,

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I mean the children,

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the absence of a father,

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what do I tell them?

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He was fighting for, you know, human rights

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and a better country.

375
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And now why did he have to die?

376
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Could he not have done this in a way differently?

377
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Kenya\'s top politicians were targeted

378
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by the International Criminal Court

379
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and it ended in another mistrial.

380
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Like the president before him, on Tuesday,

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Deputy William Ruto saw the crimes against humanity

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case against him collapse because of lack of evidence.

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Today I got a forward of an email

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from the Chief Justice, Willy Mutunga.

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And there\'s a hit list of people

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who are going to be killed

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by people working for the president.

388
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And my name apparently is on that list.

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What\'s that word, introspection?

390
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Reflect?

391
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Yeah, and give your children

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what you have not given them in the past, in their lives.

393
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Cause they\'re just 10.

394
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Your oldest is 10.

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My oldest or our oldest?

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I have given my oldest

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and my youngest and my middle one--

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Enough time?

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My life.

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You have given your country your life.

401
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So maybe now,

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you give your children your life.

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They can have it.

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Then after that,

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you can give the country what is left

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instead of giving your children what is left.

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I give my kids the best.

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In order of importance, God--

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Country, family.

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No.

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What?

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For you, I think it\'s been country, then...

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Others.

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Others. God, family,

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[speaking in foreign language]

416
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Country first.

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You\'ve never been mistaken about where country

418
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falls for you.

419
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Country comes first.

420
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Yeah.

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\'Cause when you fight for your country,

422
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your kids benefit.

423
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The revolution comes first,

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then love follows.

425
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God first, family.

426
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Right to some politics now

427
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and for President Uhuru Kenyatta

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and his arch-political rival Raila Odinga,

429
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the August election is a high-stakes rematch.

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Raila Odinga,

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son of the country\'s first vice-president.

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Since then, the Odingas have always been in opposition.

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[crowd cheering]

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Red is the color of Jubilee.

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Their candidate is the incumbent.

436
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Uhuru Kenyatta, son of Kenya\'s first president.

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The big political dynasties live on more than 50 years

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after independence.

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None of them believes in anything,

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and to be honest with you, in this country

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if you choose between NASA and Jubilee,

442
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you\'re not choosing between any two ideals.

443
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You\'re just saying who is the better and nicer thief.

444
00:25:14.005 --> 00:25:16.838
[uplifting music]

445
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[beeping machine]

446
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So the first step to getting elected

447
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is to have a voter\'s card.

448
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And if, Njeri, where\'s Njeri?

449
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Come.

450
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So, today\'s the journey that begins.

451
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Could be, you mean, the journey that begins.

452
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No today, voting today,

453
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coming to apply for a voter\'s card in Starehe

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shows that my heart is made up that I\'m going to vie.

455
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[Boniface laughing]

456
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But I can always change my mind.

457
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[Boniface laughing]

458
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I think the other thing that we need to think about--

459
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Are you saying that with certainty?

460
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No, you see, a wise man changes the mind.

461
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A fool, never.

462
00:26:19.283 --> 00:26:21.285 line:15%
True, but are we having this conversation

463
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and this is how you\'re telling it to me?

464
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It\'s 90% there,

465
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and the 10% you told me that I must do a few things,

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which I\'m working towards that.

467
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So there\'s my end of the bargain that I must fulfill.

468
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[crickets chirping]

469
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[dog barks]

470
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Mummy.

471
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Hey pumpkin.

472
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So why you don\'t say hello to me?

473
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Hi, hi daddy.

474
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Hi Nate.

475
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Boni\'s a very closed person.

476
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So I\'ve struggled with that

477
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because like I said, Boni decides,

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when he wakes up and he decides,

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and he will think about it for long.

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Even months.

481
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He will just not mention it.

482
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You don\'t come and tell me I\'m vying

483
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and you never told me about it.

484
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I\'m like, \"What?

485
00:27:32.310 --> 00:27:34.309
So you\'re running for office?\"

486
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[piano playing]

487
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No, we need to be on the same page.

488
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For me, that\'s the one thing that makes family.

489
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That we have agreed that this is what we are going to do.

490
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So this will play this and this.

491
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[speaking in foreign language]

492
00:28:24.951 --> 00:28:25.784
Elijah.

493
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[people chattering]
[camera shutters]

494
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Press statements?

495
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Thank you so much for coming today.

496
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Ukweli Party is a new political party

497
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that brings together citizens who want to live in a Kenya

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where everyone is empowered.

499
00:28:38.990 --> 00:28:41.100 line:15%
We may sound like the lone voice in the wilderness,

500
00:28:41.100 --> 00:28:43.433 line:15%
but we\'re here to stay and reclaim our country.

501
00:28:45.133 --> 00:28:48.890
[\'70s Afro pop music]

502
00:28:48.890 --> 00:28:50.563 line:15%
That if someone has been a thief before,

503
00:28:50.563 --> 00:28:52.610 line:15%
accused of stealing before,

504
00:28:52.610 --> 00:28:53.910 line:15%
why are you electing them?

505
00:28:54.750 --> 00:28:57.060 line:15%
We, as Kenyans, must rise up

506
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and use common sense.

507
00:28:59.630 --> 00:29:02.940 line:15%
And so we\'re asking for a ballot revolution.

508
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[speaking in foreign language]

509
00:29:37.970 --> 00:29:41.418 line:15%
This is how I\'m feeling, tired, afraid.

510
00:29:41.418 --> 00:29:43.762 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

511
00:29:43.762 --> 00:29:45.113 line:15%
So we\'ll be meeting every day?

512
00:29:45.113 --> 00:29:46.520 line:15%
Every day, Monday to Friday.

513
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Every morning, eight to 10.

514
00:29:48.190 --> 00:29:50.020 line:15%
In fact, I should be leaving now to go to the office.

515
00:29:50.020 --> 00:29:52.050 line:15%
Eight to 10 here, two hours.

516
00:29:52.050 --> 00:29:55.030 line:15%
We\'re following up on what everybody said they\'d do.

517
00:29:55.030 --> 00:29:56.830 line:15%
We wanna know what you\'re doing during the day,

518
00:29:56.830 --> 00:29:58.410 line:15%
like things you think in your head,

519
00:29:58.410 --> 00:30:00.190 line:15%
they need to go into this meeting.

520
00:30:01.050 --> 00:30:03.500 line:15%
Can we get at least five to do a video next week?

521
00:30:04.665 --> 00:30:06.165 line:15%
Boni, concentrate.

522
00:30:07.583 --> 00:30:08.416
Concentrate man!

523
00:30:08.416 --> 00:30:10.021
Concentrate here!

524
00:30:10.021 --> 00:30:10.854 line:15%
I\'m listening to you.

525
00:30:10.854 --> 00:30:12.574 line:15%
I\'m looking at you, yes.

526
00:30:12.574 --> 00:30:13.540 line:15%
Think, think quick!

527
00:30:13.540 --> 00:30:14.890 line:15%
Boni, I have a job to do.

528
00:30:14.890 --> 00:30:16.090
So hurry up!

529
00:30:16.090 --> 00:30:18.710
He\'s really easily distracted, Boniface.

530
00:30:18.710 --> 00:30:21.210 line:15%
He\'s a great guy, but he\'s easily distracted

531
00:30:21.210 --> 00:30:23.020 line:15%
and he has a lot of things on his mind

532
00:30:23.020 --> 00:30:25.000
so he\'s not able to plan ahead.

533
00:30:25.000 --> 00:30:27.570
So I try and get his phone away from him

534
00:30:27.570 --> 00:30:29.960
so that he can concentrate on the planning

535
00:30:29.960 --> 00:30:31.263
and forward thinking.

536
00:30:32.600 --> 00:30:33.880
I think he\'ll get used to it.

537
00:30:33.880 --> 00:30:35.640
It\'s hard, when I take his phone away

538
00:30:35.640 --> 00:30:37.193
he tries to keep himself busy

539
00:30:37.193 --> 00:30:39.240
with the dog or something else.

540
00:30:39.240 --> 00:30:41.120
So it\'s a challenge,

541
00:30:41.120 --> 00:30:43.190
but we\'ll get there.

542
00:30:43.190 --> 00:30:44.023
I\'m looking for that number.

543
00:30:44.023 --> 00:30:45.372
I need to send a picture to Job to do--

544
00:30:45.372 --> 00:30:47.900
Yeah okay, I\'ll tell you when it arrives.

545
00:30:47.900 --> 00:30:49.311
What next?

546
00:30:49.311 --> 00:30:50.211
That\'s it.

547
00:30:50.211 --> 00:30:52.160
Okay, you, go.

548
00:30:52.160 --> 00:30:53.276
What are you doing?

549
00:30:53.276 --> 00:30:55.943
[police sirens]

550
00:30:57.429 --> 00:31:01.346 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

551
00:31:08.990 --> 00:31:10.056 line:15%
You want a sweet?

552
00:31:10.056 --> 00:31:10.889 line:15%
Yes.

553
00:31:10.889 --> 00:31:14.806 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

554
00:31:36.024 --> 00:31:37.307
It\'s upstairs?

555
00:31:37.307 --> 00:31:38.446 line:15%
Upstairs.

556
00:31:38.446 --> 00:31:39.910 line:15%
This used to be your house?

557
00:31:39.910 --> 00:31:41.204
Yes.

558
00:31:41.204 --> 00:31:44.050
[sad music]

559
00:31:44.050 --> 00:31:47.373 line:15%
My house was very small.

560
00:31:49.340 --> 00:31:50.409 line:15%
When my mum was alive,

561
00:31:50.409 --> 00:31:51.242 line:15%
we had a double decker.

562
00:31:51.242 --> 00:31:52.700 line:15%
So I used to sleep on top

563
00:31:52.700 --> 00:31:55.067 line:15%
then my mum down here.

564
00:31:55.067 --> 00:31:56.984 line:15%
Then we\'d cook outside.

565
00:31:57.921 --> 00:32:00.128 line:15%
[Nate] Jabu, would you live here?

566
00:32:00.128 --> 00:32:01.676 line:15%
Would you live here?

567
00:32:01.676 --> 00:32:02.509 line:15%
Never!

568
00:32:03.812 --> 00:32:06.178 line:15%
I would live there if I were you.

569
00:32:06.178 --> 00:32:07.011
You\'d live there?

570
00:32:07.011 --> 00:32:08.720 line:15%
Yeah.
So pick it up.

571
00:32:08.720 --> 00:32:11.100 line:15%
It hurts to be poor, man.

572
00:32:11.100 --> 00:32:14.530 line:15%
You are taught to become timid and avoid trouble

573
00:32:14.530 --> 00:32:16.770 line:15%
as your default setting.

574
00:32:16.770 --> 00:32:17.880 line:15%
When you see trouble,

575
00:32:17.880 --> 00:32:19.773 line:15%
when you see problems, you run away.

576
00:32:21.660 --> 00:32:23.745 line:15%
I was the softest child,

577
00:32:23.745 --> 00:32:25.720 line:15%
I was the smallest child,

578
00:32:25.720 --> 00:32:27.623 line:15%
and they thought I was very weak.

579
00:32:28.570 --> 00:32:30.120 line:15%
So they would call me \"Softie\".

580
00:32:33.270 --> 00:32:34.960 line:15%
I was born poor.

581
00:32:34.960 --> 00:32:35.960 line:15%
I grew up poor.

582
00:32:35.960 --> 00:32:38.310 line:15%
Single mother, seven kids.

583
00:32:38.310 --> 00:32:40.010 line:15%
I want better for my country.

584
00:32:40.010 --> 00:32:42.899 line:15%
A country where everyone has a decent shot in life.

585
00:32:42.899 --> 00:32:44.973 line:15%
Doesn\'t matter if you\'re poor,

586
00:32:44.973 --> 00:32:47.220 line:15%
doesn\'t matter what tribe

587
00:32:47.220 --> 00:32:48.830 line:15%
or what gender.

588
00:32:48.830 --> 00:32:51.042 line:15%
That you matter to this country.

589
00:32:51.042 --> 00:32:54.218 line:15%
And this country knows that you exist.

590
00:32:54.218 --> 00:32:58.135 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

591
00:34:15.403 --> 00:34:17.220
Kenyans don\'t get service

592
00:34:17.220 --> 00:34:18.560
from their government.

593
00:34:18.560 --> 00:34:20.820
So what happens is every five years

594
00:34:20.820 --> 00:34:22.920
when a politician comes to you to ask for vote,

595
00:34:22.920 --> 00:34:24.678
that\'s when you ask for everything

596
00:34:24.678 --> 00:34:27.420
that the person was supposed to do for five years.

597
00:34:27.420 --> 00:34:30.590
That\'s your time to get as much as possible

598
00:34:30.590 --> 00:34:33.520
from this person, because you might never see them,

599
00:34:33.520 --> 00:34:36.090
because whatever they say, they might never do.

600
00:34:36.090 --> 00:34:38.244
So you can\'t trust this person.

601
00:34:38.244 --> 00:34:42.161 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

602
00:34:44.140 --> 00:34:46.230 line:15%
And the thing that we\'re trying to say is,

603
00:34:46.230 --> 00:34:47.790
all those things can be done.

604
00:34:47.790 --> 00:34:49.960
But they can be done after this person

605
00:34:49.960 --> 00:34:50.793
gets into Parliament

606
00:34:50.793 --> 00:34:53.410
because that\'s where the money and the resources are.

607
00:34:53.410 --> 00:34:55.770
That is a big mindset change.

608
00:34:55.770 --> 00:34:58.100
And every politician who doesn\'t want

609
00:34:58.100 --> 00:35:01.130
to do the right thing likes that.

610
00:35:01.130 --> 00:35:02.230
So what do they do?

611
00:35:02.230 --> 00:35:03.530
They come with a car.

612
00:35:03.530 --> 00:35:04.830
They stand in the car.

613
00:35:04.830 --> 00:35:07.200
They wave, they throw T-shirts.

614
00:35:07.200 --> 00:35:09.877
They throw a bit of money and off they go.

615
00:35:09.877 --> 00:35:12.794
[Kenyan pop music]

616
00:35:22.218 --> 00:35:24.541
♪ Call me Casanova ♪

617
00:35:24.541 --> 00:35:26.657
♪ I\'m coming over, Jaguar ♪

618
00:35:26.657 --> 00:35:28.404
♪ In my Rover ♪

619
00:35:28.404 --> 00:35:29.740
♪ They watching over ♪

620
00:35:29.740 --> 00:35:32.190
Popular musician, Charles Njagua Kanyi

621
00:35:32.190 --> 00:35:35.090
alias Jaguar, will now fly the Jubilee flag

622
00:35:35.090 --> 00:35:38.412
in Starehe constituency during the August elections.

623
00:35:38.412 --> 00:35:41.720
[pumping up the crowd]

624
00:35:41.720 --> 00:35:44.780
So we have a guy called Jaguar, very dodgy.

625
00:35:44.780 --> 00:35:45.830
Has a lot of money,

626
00:35:45.830 --> 00:35:47.203
no one knows from where.

627
00:35:49.910 --> 00:35:53.090
Track record, maybe one song.

628
00:35:53.090 --> 00:35:56.020
You know, musician who produced one song.

629
00:35:56.020 --> 00:35:58.420
You want him to manage the CDF funds?

630
00:35:58.420 --> 00:35:59.910
Come on people of Starehe,

631
00:35:59.910 --> 00:36:01.514
you can do better than that.

632
00:36:01.514 --> 00:36:05.431 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

633
00:38:12.150 --> 00:38:14.636
You know, why am I doing this?

634
00:38:14.636 --> 00:38:17.545
Why am I doing this to myself?

635
00:38:17.545 --> 00:38:21.962
You\'re dealing with a lot of silliness and stupidity.

636
00:38:22.911 --> 00:38:25.661
[birds chirping]

637
00:38:30.487 --> 00:38:32.112
[rooster crowing]
[chimes ringing]

638
00:38:32.112 --> 00:38:34.197
[chatting]

639
00:38:34.197 --> 00:38:37.197
[chickens clucking]

640
00:38:53.457 --> 00:38:55.290
Naila, come and see.

641
00:39:00.253 --> 00:39:01.489
Come and see a goat,

642
00:39:01.489 --> 00:39:03.250
where meat comes from.

643
00:39:03.250 --> 00:39:05.750
[cows mooing]

644
00:39:06.989 --> 00:39:09.656
[goat bleating]

645
00:39:16.348 --> 00:39:18.348
Nate, Nate!

646
00:39:22.538 --> 00:39:25.288
[goat screaming]

647
00:39:39.349 --> 00:39:41.599
[laughter]

648
00:39:46.224 --> 00:39:48.974
[cutting sounds]

649
00:39:51.052 --> 00:39:53.802
[birds chirping]

650
00:39:58.096 --> 00:40:00.013 line:15%
All of them are hard.

651
00:40:02.070 --> 00:40:03.522 line:15%
Get a ripe one.

652
00:40:03.522 --> 00:40:05.011 line:15%
You are my passion.

653
00:40:05.011 --> 00:40:07.310 line:15%
[Boniface chuckles]

654
00:40:07.310 --> 00:40:11.382 line:15%
Or take this one and make it passionate.

655
00:40:11.382 --> 00:40:12.215
[grass rustling]

656
00:40:12.215 --> 00:40:15.132
[soft piano music]

657
00:40:20.985 --> 00:40:23.560 line:15%
When you look at Boni and how is he doing?

658
00:40:23.560 --> 00:40:24.393 line:15%
[Njeri sighs]

659
00:40:24.393 --> 00:40:25.819 line:15%
Honestly.

660
00:40:25.819 --> 00:40:26.652
I don\'t know.

661
00:40:26.652 --> 00:40:30.410
Sometimes I think he\'s just in motion.

662
00:40:30.410 --> 00:40:32.543
\'Cause sometimes when he stops,

663
00:40:33.500 --> 00:40:34.850
I think he gets overwhelmed

664
00:40:37.280 --> 00:40:39.033
by what this really means.

665
00:40:41.810 --> 00:40:44.290
And it feels like just jumping

666
00:40:44.290 --> 00:40:47.223
into a river of crocodiles.

667
00:40:54.631 --> 00:40:55.464
[insects buzzing]

668
00:40:55.464 --> 00:40:57.720
[rooster crowing]

669
00:40:57.720 --> 00:40:58.553
I\'m on my way.

670
00:41:00.356 --> 00:41:04.870
Okay, thank you sir.

671
00:41:04.870 --> 00:41:06.657
Daddy is watching a book.

672
00:41:06.657 --> 00:41:08.060
Launching, launching.

673
00:41:08.060 --> 00:41:09.990
Launching a book.

674
00:41:09.990 --> 00:41:11.990
I\'m going to the launch, but I\'ll pass downstairs

675
00:41:11.990 --> 00:41:14.140
to my barber for a cut, like this.

676
00:41:14.140 --> 00:41:15.540
You have done your makeup.

677
00:41:15.540 --> 00:41:16.862
No, you\'re fine.

678
00:41:16.862 --> 00:41:18.043
You have done your makeup.

679
00:41:18.043 --> 00:41:20.927
I just need a line.

680
00:41:20.927 --> 00:41:22.148
You\'re fine.

681
00:41:22.148 --> 00:41:24.322
People can start performing.

682
00:41:24.322 --> 00:41:27.771
Who let the dogs out, who, who.

683
00:41:27.771 --> 00:41:29.044
Who let the dogs out.

684
00:41:29.044 --> 00:41:30.636
[camera shutters]

685
00:41:30.636 --> 00:41:32.227
[crowd chattering]

686
00:41:32.227 --> 00:41:36.410
♪ I pray we, me and my people we never die ♪

687
00:41:36.410 --> 00:41:37.868
♪ Say we live forever ♪

688
00:41:37.868 --> 00:41:40.398 line:15%
♪ And forever we multiply ♪

689
00:41:40.398 --> 00:41:43.267 line:15%
I launched my book two days ago.

690
00:41:43.267 --> 00:41:44.270 line:15%
During my book launch,

691
00:41:44.270 --> 00:41:46.730 line:15%
someone gave a letter to my wife.

692
00:41:46.730 --> 00:41:49.110 line:15%
And she tells me that the letter was a threat to me,

693
00:41:49.110 --> 00:41:51.603 line:15%
that something is gonna happen to me.

694
00:41:51.603 --> 00:41:52.544 line:15%
And beyond that,

695
00:41:52.544 --> 00:41:54.833 line:15%
the person purported to have written

696
00:41:54.833 --> 00:41:57.510 line:15%
that letter claims that he is part of the team

697
00:41:57.510 --> 00:41:59.060 line:15%
that killed Jacob Juma,

698
00:41:59.060 --> 00:42:01.360 line:15%
and the same thing that happened to Jacob Juma

699
00:42:02.600 --> 00:42:04.130 line:15%
is going to happen to me.

700
00:42:04.130 --> 00:42:05.550 line:15%
So that\'s the story of today.

701
00:42:05.550 --> 00:42:09.303 line:15%
And yeah, I\'m about to get to the office.

702
00:42:10.860 --> 00:42:12.475 line:15%
And let\'s see how the day goes.

703
00:42:12.475 --> 00:42:15.225
[dramatic music]

704
00:42:21.377 --> 00:42:24.180
Unexplained deaths are becoming commonplace

705
00:42:24.180 --> 00:42:25.610
as we get into the campaigns.

706
00:42:25.610 --> 00:42:28.540
Jacob Juma was gunned down

707
00:42:28.540 --> 00:42:30.070
late last evening.

708
00:42:30.070 --> 00:42:31.780
One of the things that stand out

709
00:42:31.780 --> 00:42:34.970
is how vocal he has been on matters

710
00:42:34.970 --> 00:42:36.770
to do with corruption.

711
00:42:36.770 --> 00:42:38.980
Executions or police or security

712
00:42:38.980 --> 00:42:41.260
agencies killing is nothing new.

713
00:42:41.260 --> 00:42:43.650
It\'s a well-trodden rich path

714
00:42:43.650 --> 00:42:45.650
that the Kenyan police has been on.

715
00:42:45.650 --> 00:42:47.740
Four suspected police officers

716
00:42:47.740 --> 00:42:51.270
walked into a hospital and shot a man dead.

717
00:42:51.270 --> 00:42:54.680
Do not come home, they will kill you.

718
00:42:54.680 --> 00:42:57.210
Activist Boniface Mwangi says he fears

719
00:42:57.210 --> 00:42:59.660
for his life after receiving death threats

720
00:42:59.660 --> 00:43:01.310
that for the first time target

721
00:43:01.310 --> 00:43:03.000
his wife and children as well.

722
00:43:07.404 --> 00:43:09.961
[cell phone ringing]

723
00:43:09.961 --> 00:43:12.461 line:15%
Damn! My dad just found out.

724
00:43:17.483 --> 00:43:21.983 line:15%
Now you will have to talk to him because I am driving.

725
00:43:24.620 --> 00:43:25.733
Hello.

726
00:43:25.733 --> 00:43:27.117
Hello Boni.

727
00:43:27.117 --> 00:43:31.034 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

728
00:43:36.986 --> 00:43:41.486 line:15%
Boni, we are worried, very worried, extremely worried.

729
00:43:43.072 --> 00:43:46.989 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

730
00:43:49.188 --> 00:43:51.127 line:15%
I just fear for you.

731
00:43:51.127 --> 00:43:53.979
[sirens]

732
00:43:53.979 --> 00:43:56.646
[horns honking]

733
00:43:57.731 --> 00:44:01.231
I\'m scared that I\'m a soft spot for you.

734
00:44:02.137 --> 00:44:06.403
Me and the kids, which means,

735
00:44:09.210 --> 00:44:11.340
I have to look over my back

736
00:44:12.697 --> 00:44:14.814
for I don\'t know how long.

737
00:44:14.814 --> 00:44:17.564
[dramatic music]

738
00:44:23.263 --> 00:44:25.640
I keep thinking with every phone call

739
00:44:25.640 --> 00:44:27.810
that something is terribly wrong.

740
00:44:27.810 --> 00:44:29.660
Or just that gut feeling.

741
00:44:29.660 --> 00:44:31.240
Or when I\'m going home,

742
00:44:31.240 --> 00:44:32.800
I\'m afraid.

743
00:44:32.800 --> 00:44:33.840
I can\'t hide.

744
00:44:33.840 --> 00:44:35.613
I\'m in the car with my children.

745
00:44:57.666 --> 00:44:58.601 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

746
00:44:58.601 --> 00:45:01.018 line:15%
We will be praying for you.

747
00:45:03.159 --> 00:45:04.410
So I feel like I need to be strong

748
00:45:04.410 --> 00:45:06.202
and make this look like,

749
00:45:06.202 --> 00:45:08.320
you know, it\'s not the end of the world.

750
00:45:08.320 --> 00:45:09.173
It\'s fine.

751
00:45:10.180 --> 00:45:14.543
It seems mad, but it\'s gonna be fine.

752
00:45:16.820 --> 00:45:20.923
So, I just need to be very strong.

753
00:45:39.913 --> 00:45:42.996
[cell phone ringing]

754
00:45:53.832 --> 00:45:56.020 line:15%
I\'m not afraid of death.

755
00:45:56.020 --> 00:45:58.513 line:15%
So that\'s not a scary thing for me.

756
00:45:59.929 --> 00:46:02.539 line:15%
I\'m just concerned about my family

757
00:46:02.539 --> 00:46:05.312 line:15%
and your well-being and--

758
00:46:05.312 --> 00:46:06.427 line:15%
How is your dying

759
00:46:06.427 --> 00:46:09.963 line:15%
and my well-being not connected?

760
00:46:12.163 --> 00:46:15.209 line:15%
You need to have an idea or an ideal you live for,

761
00:46:15.209 --> 00:46:17.245 line:15%
that is worth dying for.

762
00:46:17.245 --> 00:46:19.681 line:15%
I am willing to die for my country.

763
00:46:19.681 --> 00:46:20.520 line:15%
If it means me dying, for Kenya

764
00:46:20.520 --> 00:46:21.810 line:15%
to be better for my kids then let that be.

765
00:46:21.810 --> 00:46:25.180 line:15%
You think it will be better if you die?

766
00:46:25.180 --> 00:46:26.197 line:15%
I don\'t want to die,

767
00:46:26.197 --> 00:46:29.705 line:15%
but if I die and my death changes a few things.

768
00:46:29.705 --> 00:46:31.369 line:15%
What if it doesn\'t?

769
00:46:31.369 --> 00:46:34.452 line:15%
If it doesn\'t, then it was a waste.

770
00:46:39.637 --> 00:46:43.201 line:15%
So how does that make you feel?

771
00:46:43.201 --> 00:46:45.671 line:15%
How does it make you feel?

772
00:46:45.671 --> 00:46:49.171
[airplane engine roaring]

773
00:47:12.093 --> 00:47:14.843
[birds chirping]

774
00:47:37.022 --> 00:47:40.082
[motorcycle rumbling]

775
00:47:40.082 --> 00:47:42.915
[people chatting]

776
00:47:50.672 --> 00:47:52.419 line:15%
I\'m not feeling very well.

777
00:47:52.419 --> 00:47:54.276 line:15%
When I was campaigning then along the way

778
00:47:54.276 --> 00:47:55.380 line:15%
I started feeling dizzy.

779
00:47:55.380 --> 00:47:57.620 line:15%
Okay, okay, okay, okay.

780
00:47:57.620 --> 00:47:58.570
So now we\'re gonna ride,

781
00:47:58.570 --> 00:48:00.770
thanks to you, you\'ve let me down.

782
00:48:00.770 --> 00:48:01.660
He\'s gonna ride

783
00:48:01.660 --> 00:48:04.372
and if we fall down and he breaks his neck--

784
00:48:04.372 --> 00:48:05.947
Your husband will kill me.

785
00:48:05.947 --> 00:48:08.110
It\'s your problem and if I die,

786
00:48:08.110 --> 00:48:10.130
my husband I swear he\'ll come after you

787
00:48:10.130 --> 00:48:12.290
and literally crush your balls

788
00:48:12.290 --> 00:48:15.423
and then cut them and then feed them to the dogs.

789
00:48:15.423 --> 00:48:18.340
[Boniface laughs]

790
00:48:19.560 --> 00:48:22.082
Anyway listen, we\'re gonna leave now.

791
00:48:22.082 --> 00:48:24.499
[both laugh]

792
00:48:27.741 --> 00:48:29.350
I love you Martin, I have to go.

793
00:48:29.350 --> 00:48:31.100
Okay, I have to get this guy some medication

794
00:48:31.100 --> 00:48:32.090
and get him fixed up.

795
00:48:32.090 --> 00:48:33.290
I\'ll speak to you later.

796
00:48:34.410 --> 00:48:35.700
He\'s insisting to ride a bike

797
00:48:35.700 --> 00:48:37.490
because fucking Martin let me down.

798
00:48:41.134 --> 00:48:43.884
[traffic sounds]

799
00:48:44.957 --> 00:48:47.540
[upbeat music]

800
00:48:49.062 --> 00:48:50.640
We\'re talking about the race.

801
00:48:50.640 --> 00:48:52.290
What is it about us

802
00:48:52.290 --> 00:48:54.610
that we are always in campaign mode?

803
00:48:54.610 --> 00:48:55.570
We\'re talking about 2022,

804
00:48:55.570 --> 00:48:57.478
we haven\'t finished 2017,

805
00:48:57.478 --> 00:49:01.290
and we don\'t seem to even be ready.

806
00:49:01.290 --> 00:49:03.670
The biggest problem with the Kenyan psyche

807
00:49:03.670 --> 00:49:05.980
is we are always in panic mode.

808
00:49:05.980 --> 00:49:06.813
Why?

809
00:49:06.813 --> 00:49:09.270
Because our election cycles are winner-takes-it-all.

810
00:49:09.270 --> 00:49:10.880
What needs to change in this country

811
00:49:10.880 --> 00:49:14.310
is we need to develop a politic and a brand of politicians

812
00:49:14.310 --> 00:49:16.250
who actually stand for something.

813
00:49:16.250 --> 00:49:17.200
Stand for anything.

814
00:49:24.244 --> 00:49:27.494
[church bells ringing]

815
00:49:29.757 --> 00:49:32.257
[dog barking]

816
00:49:33.211 --> 00:49:34.689
[soft melancholic music]

817
00:49:34.689 --> 00:49:37.606
[children yelling]

818
00:49:50.075 --> 00:49:53.291
Your face doesn\'t have any, mine has tons.

819
00:49:53.291 --> 00:49:55.374
It\'s white, it\'s white.

820
00:50:07.608 --> 00:50:10.441
My fingers are freezing.

821
00:50:12.750 --> 00:50:13.703
Oh my gosh.

822
00:50:16.220 --> 00:50:17.653
Hi, how are you, Jabu?

823
00:50:19.472 --> 00:50:20.305
Good.

824
00:50:21.178 --> 00:50:25.095 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

825
00:50:26.336 --> 00:50:27.397 line:15%
I had a long day.

826
00:50:28.540 --> 00:50:30.460 line:15%
Tomorrow\'s Saturday, what are you doing?

827
00:50:30.460 --> 00:50:33.683 line:15%
I\'m shooting a video for the songs, the music video.

828
00:50:35.879 --> 00:50:39.796 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

829
00:50:53.895 --> 00:50:56.180 line:15%
By the way Njeri, you should sing for me a song.

830
00:50:56.180 --> 00:50:57.333 line:15%
You used to sing songs.

831
00:51:00.113 --> 00:51:03.946
[singing in foreign language]

832
00:51:18.240 --> 00:51:21.430
I want to donate to Boniface\'s campaign

833
00:51:21.430 --> 00:51:24.010
\'cause he was asking people to donate.

834
00:51:24.010 --> 00:51:26.840
And I just wanted to do something for the country,

835
00:51:26.840 --> 00:51:28.550
but it was not easy.

836
00:51:28.550 --> 00:51:29.940
You couldn\'t meet anybody

837
00:51:29.940 --> 00:51:33.417
who was really genuinely interested in making a difference.

838
00:51:36.401 --> 00:51:40.870 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

839
00:51:40.870 --> 00:51:43.270
When I joined, we had problems with funds.

840
00:51:43.270 --> 00:51:45.520
There was no money to run the campaigns.

841
00:51:45.520 --> 00:51:48.360
Immediately, we sat together and brainstormed.

842
00:51:48.360 --> 00:51:51.930
And you know, if Boniface has a million followers,

843
00:51:51.930 --> 00:51:54.170
and if all these people follow him

844
00:51:54.170 --> 00:51:55.444
because they want change,

845
00:51:55.444 --> 00:51:57.521
then surely they\'d be willing to fund it.

846
00:51:57.521 --> 00:52:02.192 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

847
00:52:02.192 --> 00:52:04.220 line:15%
And I want to ask for your continued support.

848
00:52:04.220 --> 00:52:06.741 line:15%
Give whatever you can 10 bob, 20 bob, 30 bob.

849
00:52:06.741 --> 00:52:08.419 line:15%
Support this campaign.

850
00:52:08.419 --> 00:52:09.683 line:15%
We are winning Starehe

851
00:52:09.683 --> 00:52:11.648 line:15%
and I\'m going to become the next Member of Parliament

852
00:52:11.648 --> 00:52:12.830 line:15%
for Starehe.

853
00:52:12.830 --> 00:52:15.450
Boniface has revolutionized

854
00:52:15.450 --> 00:52:18.470
the way that political party campaigns

855
00:52:18.470 --> 00:52:19.430
are funded in Kenya.

856
00:52:19.430 --> 00:52:22.640
So he was able to raise about 1.6 million shillings

857
00:52:22.640 --> 00:52:26.809
from individual donors, especially small donors.

858
00:52:26.809 --> 00:52:29.171 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

859
00:52:29.171 --> 00:52:32.216 line:15%
Just vote for the person you trust in.

860
00:52:32.216 --> 00:52:36.133 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

861
00:52:48.260 --> 00:52:50.200
In so many ways, Boniface Mwangi

862
00:52:50.200 --> 00:52:52.150
is a radical and a maverick.

863
00:52:52.150 --> 00:52:56.330
So he pioneers some of these unconventional approaches

864
00:52:56.330 --> 00:53:01.027
to organizing, to political expression, to activism.

865
00:53:01.027 --> 00:53:01.942
Activist!

866
00:53:01.942 --> 00:53:04.525
[upbeat music]

867
00:53:05.960 --> 00:53:07.170
He just crossed over

868
00:53:07.170 --> 00:53:08.700
the one million shilling mark.

869
00:53:08.700 --> 00:53:10.370
Okay, here\'s the thing.

870
00:53:10.370 --> 00:53:14.920
Boniface Mwangi is trying to do politics the right way.

871
00:53:14.920 --> 00:53:18.910
If a voter is willing to put his money into a candidate,

872
00:53:18.910 --> 00:53:21.370
he\'s most likely also to put his vote

873
00:53:21.370 --> 00:53:22.849
to the same candidate.

874
00:53:22.849 --> 00:53:26.766 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

875
00:53:30.991 --> 00:53:33.324
[all laugh]

876
00:53:34.586 --> 00:53:35.503
For real!

877
00:53:39.222 --> 00:53:40.280
It is the first time

878
00:53:40.280 --> 00:53:43.060
we are seeing a candidate run on principles

879
00:53:43.060 --> 00:53:46.117
in a major constituency in this country.

880
00:53:49.854 --> 00:53:53.771 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

881
00:54:00.060 --> 00:54:02.748
[crowd cheering]

882
00:54:02.748 --> 00:54:06.180
[crowd applauding]

883
00:54:06.180 --> 00:54:07.283
Come on babies.

884
00:54:07.283 --> 00:54:08.116
Thank you.

885
00:54:08.116 --> 00:54:10.149
It\'s today, it\'s today.

886
00:54:10.149 --> 00:54:13.028 line:15%
Who\'s graduating, who\'s moving on up?

887
00:54:13.028 --> 00:54:13.903 line:15%
Moving on up!

888
00:54:13.903 --> 00:54:15.806 line:15%
Which one?

889
00:54:15.806 --> 00:54:18.476
This one, sorry this one!

890
00:54:18.476 --> 00:54:19.309
Thank you!

891
00:54:20.923 --> 00:54:22.507
♪ Kindergarten ♪

892
00:54:22.507 --> 00:54:24.188
♪ went by so fast ♪

893
00:54:24.188 --> 00:54:27.688
♪ But now it\'s time to go ♪

894
00:54:29.562 --> 00:54:32.479
[children singing]

895
00:54:44.270 --> 00:54:47.020
[birds chirping]

896
00:55:07.849 --> 00:55:10.599
[dramatic music]

897
00:55:18.123 --> 00:55:20.370 line:15%
Just 32 days before the country

898
00:55:20.370 --> 00:55:21.550 line:15%
heads to the polls.

899
00:55:21.550 --> 00:55:24.480 line:15%
The electoral commission is expressing confidence

900
00:55:24.480 --> 00:55:27.400 line:15%
that the technology to be used during the process

901
00:55:27.400 --> 00:55:28.233 line:15%
will not fail.

902
00:55:30.590 --> 00:55:32.230 line:15%
The success of this whole ballot

903
00:55:32.230 --> 00:55:34.550 line:15%
depends on what happens in this building.

904
00:55:34.550 --> 00:55:36.670 line:15%
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission,

905
00:55:36.670 --> 00:55:41.120 line:15%
or IEBC, is the arbiter of the whole process.

906
00:55:41.120 --> 00:55:44.480 line:15%
There is no room for manipulation of numbers here.

907
00:55:44.480 --> 00:55:45.418 line:15%
What are we saying?

908
00:55:45.418 --> 00:55:47.350 line:15%
What we are saying is that the results transmitted

909
00:55:47.350 --> 00:55:49.790 line:15%
from the polling stations are final.

910
00:55:49.790 --> 00:55:50.940 line:15%
Immediately, they are transmitted,

911
00:55:50.940 --> 00:55:53.190 line:15%
it will be available to Kenyans,

912
00:55:53.190 --> 00:55:54.890 line:15%
it will be available to the media,

913
00:55:54.890 --> 00:55:57.670 line:15%
and it will be available to all the stakeholders

914
00:55:57.670 --> 00:55:58.770 line:15%
in the process.

915
00:56:19.447 --> 00:56:22.447
[voices chattering]

916
00:56:27.926 --> 00:56:30.009 line:15%
He\'s called me,

917
00:56:30.009 --> 00:56:32.919 line:15%
but he\'s not talking to me.

918
00:56:32.919 --> 00:56:36.871
[chattering continues]

919
00:56:36.871 --> 00:56:39.371 line:15%
He\'s forgotten he\'s called me.

920
00:56:43.394 --> 00:56:48.394 line:15%
He could at least have said hi and tell me what\'s going on.

921
00:56:49.074 --> 00:56:50.157
Get off me!

922
00:56:52.671 --> 00:56:55.671
[playful screaming]

923
00:57:05.194 --> 00:57:06.027 line:15%
What did you write?

924
00:57:06.027 --> 00:57:07.843 line:15%
What is it about?

925
00:57:07.843 --> 00:57:09.093 line:15%
Father\'s Day.

926
00:57:10.500 --> 00:57:12.220 line:15%
It was an assignment?

927
00:57:12.220 --> 00:57:13.053 line:15%
Yeah.

928
00:57:13.053 --> 00:57:14.806 line:15%
What did you write in the card?

929
00:57:14.806 --> 00:57:17.326 line:15%
Can you read what you wrote in the card?

930
00:57:17.326 --> 00:57:18.159 line:15%
Okay.

931
00:57:19.687 --> 00:57:23.010 line:15%
Dear Mom, I love you very, very much.

932
00:57:23.010 --> 00:57:28.010 line:15%
You are thoughtful and provide me with the things I need.

933
00:57:28.070 --> 00:57:29.660 line:15%
I hope this day will be great for you.

934
00:57:29.660 --> 00:57:34.660 line:15%
And I will try to save up for a camera for you.

935
00:57:43.352 --> 00:57:45.935 line:15%
Why did you write \"Dear Mom\"?

936
00:57:47.609 --> 00:57:50.150 line:15%
You don\'t have any message for him at all?

937
00:57:53.280 --> 00:57:54.363
How you doing?

938
00:57:54.363 --> 00:57:55.196
I guess.

939
00:57:58.860 --> 00:58:00.990
That he misses out on his children,

940
00:58:00.990 --> 00:58:02.980
it breaks my heart.

941
00:58:02.980 --> 00:58:05.640
I know the kind of man, husband, and father

942
00:58:05.640 --> 00:58:09.113
he wants to be and that\'s who I am with.

943
00:58:12.400 --> 00:58:14.830
That guy who wants to be that.

944
00:58:14.830 --> 00:58:15.706
For me, I\'m afraid

945
00:58:15.706 --> 00:58:18.570
the day I stop believing that that\'s the person

946
00:58:18.570 --> 00:58:20.200
he wants to be,

947
00:58:20.200 --> 00:58:22.233
I\'ll be with who he is.

948
00:58:23.140 --> 00:58:25.470
And for any married couple,

949
00:58:25.470 --> 00:58:28.270
when you get to a place of indifference, that\'s the end.

950
00:58:37.494 --> 00:58:40.077 line:15%
I have a letter from my wife.

951
00:58:42.680 --> 00:58:44.070 line:15%
It\'s been almost ten years

952
00:58:45.450 --> 00:58:46.373 line:15%
and I don\'t think we ever wrote letters

953
00:58:46.373 --> 00:58:47.883 line:15%
like this before between us.

954
00:58:49.650 --> 00:58:52.373 line:15%
I don\'t know where to start, what to say.

955
00:58:53.620 --> 00:58:56.690 line:15%
I\'ve been agonizing about our current situation.

956
00:58:56.690 --> 00:58:58.703 line:15%
And however I look at it, it\'s not easy.

957
00:59:02.550 --> 00:59:04.000 line:15%
Right now the kids are happy.

958
00:59:05.320 --> 00:59:07.220 line:15%
No one knows who they are

959
00:59:07.220 --> 00:59:09.175 line:15%
or what their story is.

960
00:59:09.175 --> 00:59:11.683 line:15%
They\'re happy in school, normal, almost stable.

961
00:59:13.572 --> 00:59:16.670 line:15%
Jabali told me yesterday that he\'s having bad dreams

962
00:59:16.670 --> 00:59:19.750 line:15%
that someone bad has come and taken him away.

963
00:59:24.594 --> 00:59:27.237 line:15%
Have you taken your medicine?

964
00:59:27.237 --> 00:59:28.861
I need to bring it for you.

965
00:59:28.861 --> 00:59:31.028
Let me get it for you now.

966
00:59:33.199 --> 00:59:34.032 line:15%
I feel like my two worlds

967
00:59:34.032 --> 00:59:36.747 line:15%
are not in the same place anymore.

968
00:59:36.747 --> 00:59:40.164 line:15%
And I have to find a way to balance them.

969
00:59:41.216 --> 00:59:42.680 line:15%
And this is the hardest part for me

970
00:59:42.680 --> 00:59:44.353 line:15%
at this point in our lives.

971
00:59:46.342 --> 00:59:47.175 line:15%
I don\'t know what is best,

972
00:59:47.175 --> 00:59:48.243 line:15%
but I think I want to believe

973
00:59:48.243 --> 00:59:50.810 line:15%
that our kids come first.

974
00:59:50.810 --> 00:59:52.040 line:15%
That we\'ll do whatever it takes

975
00:59:52.040 --> 00:59:54.627 line:15%
to ensure their safety and well-being.

976
00:59:55.561 --> 00:59:58.561
[melancholic music]

977
01:00:09.098 --> 01:00:12.489 line:15%
Clearly, she doesn\'t want to come back home

978
01:00:12.489 --> 01:00:14.239 line:15%
and I understand why.

979
01:00:16.562 --> 01:00:18.395 line:15%
That\'s the story, man.

980
01:00:20.065 --> 01:00:22.815
[crowd cheering]

981
01:00:29.381 --> 01:00:33.298 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

982
01:00:56.830 --> 01:00:59.801
I need 200,000 manifestos

983
01:00:59.801 --> 01:01:02.143
and 50,000 flyers for two million shillings.

984
01:01:03.680 --> 01:01:05.233
Flyers and posters.

985
01:01:06.320 --> 01:01:08.240
Posters and manifesto.

986
01:01:08.240 --> 01:01:10.180
Why was that not in the list of actions?

987
01:01:10.180 --> 01:01:11.320
Because I was doing things.

988
01:01:11.320 --> 01:01:12.770
Everything has to be on that list.

989
01:01:12.770 --> 01:01:13.644
If it\'s not on that list,

990
01:01:13.644 --> 01:01:14.640
[speaking in foreign language]

991
01:01:14.640 --> 01:01:15.473
we don\'t know.

992
01:01:15.473 --> 01:01:16.960
We can\'t chase people.

993
01:01:16.960 --> 01:01:18.770
Every fucking street,

994
01:01:18.770 --> 01:01:21.320
there\'s photos of ugly Jaguar,

995
01:01:21.320 --> 01:01:23.660
like it\'s as if there\'s no other competitor.

996
01:01:23.660 --> 01:01:25.381 line:15%
Here on Kipande Street.

997
01:01:25.381 --> 01:01:28.420 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

998
01:01:28.420 --> 01:01:29.253
Come see.

999
01:01:31.383 --> 01:01:32.603 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1000
01:01:32.603 --> 01:01:33.930
There is no way we will win

1001
01:01:33.930 --> 01:01:35.270
if they\'re all over the place.

1002
01:01:35.270 --> 01:01:37.789
People don\'t even remember what you look like.

1003
01:01:37.789 --> 01:01:40.956
[spray paint hissing]

1004
01:01:53.986 --> 01:01:56.736
[dramatic music]

1005
01:02:01.112 --> 01:02:03.862
[traffic sounds]

1006
01:02:13.047 --> 01:02:16.964 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1007
01:02:49.298 --> 01:02:50.715 line:15%
Go fuck yourself.

1008
01:02:52.619 --> 01:02:53.745 line:15%
They\'re fucking dickheads.

1009
01:02:53.745 --> 01:02:55.927 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1010
01:02:55.927 --> 01:02:58.177 line:15%
[laughter]

1011
01:03:02.835 --> 01:03:06.752 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1012
01:03:12.490 --> 01:03:14.907 line:15%
It will be a comfortable win.

1013
01:03:17.621 --> 01:03:21.258 line:15%
I pray everything goes well.

1014
01:03:21.258 --> 01:03:23.758
[piano music]

1015
01:03:28.355 --> 01:03:30.670 line:15%
Right now what we need to do is go one-on-one

1016
01:03:30.670 --> 01:03:34.500 line:15%
with a man who has moved from being a photojournalist

1017
01:03:34.500 --> 01:03:36.960 line:15%
to a political activist

1018
01:03:36.960 --> 01:03:40.300 line:15%
and now he wants to try his hand at politics.

1019
01:03:40.300 --> 01:03:41.470 line:15%
Boniface Mwangi.

1020
01:03:41.470 --> 01:03:43.990 line:15%
The news of you now taking a whole new direction,

1021
01:03:43.990 --> 01:03:45.770 line:15%
because you\'ve changed who you are now.

1022
01:03:45.770 --> 01:03:48.320 line:15%
This is gonna be the second time you\'re making a change.

1023
01:03:48.320 --> 01:03:51.220 line:15%
I can only imagine how scared I\'d be, first of all,

1024
01:03:51.220 --> 01:03:54.550 line:15%
as a wife, to see my husband taking to the streets

1025
01:03:54.550 --> 01:03:56.320 line:15%
there being that activist.

1026
01:03:56.320 --> 01:03:58.460 line:15%
Now he\'s taking that to Parliament.

1027
01:03:58.460 --> 01:04:00.460 line:15%
How do they handle what it is you do?

1028
01:04:00.460 --> 01:04:03.527 line:15%
So my wife, when we started she was very scared.

1029
01:04:03.527 --> 01:04:06.123 line:15%
But she knew deep down that she couldn\'t stop me.

1030
01:04:06.123 --> 01:04:07.872 line:15%
So what normally happens,

1031
01:04:07.872 --> 01:04:09.440 line:15%
if you can\'t beat them you join them.

1032
01:04:09.440 --> 01:04:11.133 line:15%
Okay, so she joins you in the streets?

1033
01:04:11.133 --> 01:04:12.158 line:15%
So she comes with me to the streets.

1034
01:04:12.158 --> 01:04:13.624 line:15%
Yeah she\'s been arrested together with me.

1035
01:04:13.624 --> 01:04:14.574 line:15%
Oh my goodness!

1036
01:04:14.574 --> 01:04:16.054 line:15%
That is a strong woman, I must say.

1037
01:04:16.054 --> 01:04:17.115 line:15%
She\'s been locked up

1038
01:04:17.115 --> 01:04:18.590 line:15%
You can see those picture that I\'ve--

1039
01:04:18.590 --> 01:04:20.210 line:15%
Who wears the pants in your home?

1040
01:04:20.210 --> 01:04:21.875 line:15%
My wife.

1041
01:04:21.875 --> 01:04:23.550 line:15%
I had a feeling that that was the case.

1042
01:04:23.550 --> 01:04:25.577 line:15%
Where you\'re loud outside, but inside she tells you,

1043
01:04:25.577 --> 01:04:26.843 line:15%
\"Sit down, be humble\".

1044
01:04:26.843 --> 01:04:29.313 line:15%
The truth is, if you ever find a man

1045
01:04:29.313 --> 01:04:31.350 line:15%
who says that he runs the house,

1046
01:04:31.350 --> 01:04:32.823 line:15%
that man is a dictator.

1047
01:04:41.794 --> 01:04:42.627 line:15%
N-J...

1048
01:04:42.627 --> 01:04:45.020 line:15%
E-R-I.

1049
01:04:45.020 --> 01:04:47.024 line:15%
Oh, so that\'s how you pronounce it.

1050
01:04:47.024 --> 01:04:49.583 line:15%
You don\'t pronounce the N?

1051
01:04:49.583 --> 01:04:51.763
I don\'t struggle being a mother.

1052
01:04:52.730 --> 01:04:57.730
Being Boni\'s wife, that\'s hard.

1053
01:04:58.120 --> 01:05:00.400
Because then I am his wife.

1054
01:05:00.400 --> 01:05:01.933
People don\'t see me for me.

1055
01:05:05.820 --> 01:05:07.600
They don\'t know me.

1056
01:05:07.600 --> 01:05:08.640
It\'s like I don\'t exist.

1057
01:05:08.640 --> 01:05:10.170
It\'s like I don\'t have my dreams,

1058
01:05:10.170 --> 01:05:11.360
I don\'t have my ambitions,

1059
01:05:11.360 --> 01:05:15.780
I don\'t have normal struggles, girl problems.

1060
01:05:15.780 --> 01:05:18.050
It\'s like I don\'t have all that.

1061
01:05:18.050 --> 01:05:21.480
Why are you introducing me as somebody\'s,

1062
01:05:21.480 --> 01:05:23.813
while I am standing right here myself?

1063
01:05:26.506 --> 01:05:28.839
[sad music]

1064
01:05:42.850 --> 01:05:46.767 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1065
01:05:49.190 --> 01:05:51.220 line:15%
I want to ask you...

1066
01:05:55.990 --> 01:05:58.770 line:15%
Put words into what you are thinking

1067
01:05:58.770 --> 01:06:01.956 line:15%
so that I hear what is on your mind.

1068
01:06:01.956 --> 01:06:04.630 line:15%
Politics is a very bad thing actually in this country.

1069
01:06:04.630 --> 01:06:06.370 line:15%
And the way it\'s going,

1070
01:06:06.370 --> 01:06:09.260 line:15%
it\'s going to get nastier and dirtier.

1071
01:06:09.260 --> 01:06:10.890 line:15%
And if I don\'t have someone that I can talk to

1072
01:06:10.890 --> 01:06:13.050 line:15%
and share things before I do them

1073
01:06:13.050 --> 01:06:15.500 line:15%
without making these long distance calls.

1074
01:06:16.790 --> 01:06:19.430 line:15%
I think I\'ll be caught up in the whole nonsense

1075
01:06:20.427 --> 01:06:22.077 line:15%
in a way that I don\'t want to be.

1076
01:06:23.403 --> 01:06:26.960 line:15%
So, I would prefer that you come back.

1077
01:06:29.840 --> 01:06:31.290 line:15%
I want to be there for you.

1078
01:06:32.856 --> 01:06:35.383 line:15%
Like totally, like in a heartbeat.

1079
01:06:37.660 --> 01:06:39.360 line:15%
But I need you to be there for me.

1080
01:06:44.440 --> 01:06:45.650 line:15%
This is the first time I think

1081
01:06:45.650 --> 01:06:46.763 line:15%
since we\'ve come to the U.S.

1082
01:06:46.763 --> 01:06:50.535 line:15%
you\'ve done nothing but talk to me and look at me.

1083
01:06:50.535 --> 01:06:52.785 line:15%
[laughing]

1084
01:06:54.087 --> 01:06:57.712 line:15%
\'Cause normally I am on my phone.

1085
01:06:57.712 --> 01:07:00.140 line:15%
Or in the dark, sleeping.

1086
01:07:00.140 --> 01:07:00.973 line:15%
Okay.

1087
01:07:00.973 --> 01:07:02.371 line:15%
And I\'m talking to myself.

1088
01:07:03.270 --> 01:07:05.613 line:15%
\'Cause I want to hear your voice before I go to bed.

1089
01:07:07.200 --> 01:07:08.033 line:15%
Okay.

1090
01:07:08.033 --> 01:07:08.930 line:15%
Bye for now, love you.

1091
01:07:11.374 --> 01:07:13.207 line:15%
I want another baby.

1092
01:07:15.255 --> 01:07:17.672
[both laugh]

1093
01:07:44.799 --> 01:07:47.049
Hey, we missed you daddy!

1094
01:07:49.043 --> 01:07:51.696
You shaved your beard.

1095
01:07:51.696 --> 01:07:53.366
What\'s up Nate?

1096
01:07:53.366 --> 01:07:54.199
Hey

1097
01:07:54.199 --> 01:07:55.199
What\'s up?

1098
01:08:21.737 --> 01:08:23.500
All the anxiety, the nervousness,

1099
01:08:23.500 --> 01:08:25.553
everything, everything I had.

1100
01:08:25.553 --> 01:08:26.614
I\'m just excited.

1101
01:08:26.614 --> 01:08:28.856
I\'m just excited.

1102
01:08:28.856 --> 01:08:32.131
Like [screams] excited!

1103
01:08:32.131 --> 01:08:34.663
Excited, excited, excited to be home!

1104
01:08:34.663 --> 01:08:36.996
[R&B music]

1105
01:08:44.602 --> 01:08:47.449
♪ Girl you can tell everybody ♪

1106
01:08:47.449 --> 01:08:50.177
♪ And you can tell everybody ♪

1107
01:08:50.177 --> 01:08:53.026
♪ Go ahead and tell everybody ♪

1108
01:08:53.026 --> 01:08:55.756
♪ I\'m the man, I\'m the man, I\'m the man ♪

1109
01:08:55.756 --> 01:08:58.501
♪ Yes I am, yes I am, yes I am ♪

1110
01:08:58.501 --> 01:09:03.168
♪ I\'m the man, I\'m the man, I\'m the man ♪

1111
01:09:05.090 --> 01:09:06.081
Hello?

1112
01:09:06.081 --> 01:09:09.998
[speaking in foreign language]

1113
01:09:15.193 --> 01:09:16.305 line:15%
So you are not a registered voter

1114
01:09:16.305 --> 01:09:18.305 line:15%
in Starehe constituency?

1115
01:09:27.663 --> 01:09:30.330
Would you kindly vote for him?

1116
01:09:33.327 --> 01:09:36.327
[people chattering]

1117
01:09:42.199 --> 01:09:44.699
[piano music]

1118
01:09:48.933 --> 01:09:52.688 line:15%
How has it been trying to settle back in?

1119
01:09:52.688 --> 01:09:53.870 line:15%
I\'m not even sure how I\'m doing

1120
01:09:53.870 --> 01:09:55.353 line:15%
on that front about settling.

1121
01:09:55.353 --> 01:09:56.689 line:15%
Everything is everywhere.

1122
01:09:56.689 --> 01:09:58.606 line:15%
Everyone is everywhere.

1123
01:10:05.921 --> 01:10:08.088 line:15%
Oh, dad has a billboard!

1124
01:10:17.242 --> 01:10:18.659 line:15%
Hey, my sister.

1125
01:10:21.861 --> 01:10:26.111
[children singing a birthday song]

1126
01:10:40.446 --> 01:10:41.781 line:15%
Talk to dad.

1127
01:10:41.781 --> 01:10:42.614 line:15%
Hi dad.

1128
01:10:44.938 --> 01:10:46.852
Talk to dad, talk to dad.

1129
01:10:46.852 --> 01:10:47.852 line:15%
What, Dad?

1130
01:10:49.738 --> 01:10:51.249 line:15%
I don\'t know how to skate.

1131
01:10:51.249 --> 01:10:52.855 line:15%
I\'ll teach you!

1132
01:10:52.855 --> 01:10:56.372 line:15%
Okay, but we have penguins so they could.

1133
01:10:56.372 --> 01:10:57.789
We have penguins.

1134
01:11:01.265 --> 01:11:05.765 line:15%
Okay, Naila, dad said he doesn\'t want us to skate now.

1135
01:11:06.892 --> 01:11:09.392 line:15%
He wants us to come where are.

1136
01:11:13.827 --> 01:11:14.827 line:15%
Don\'t cry.

1137
01:11:16.220 --> 01:11:17.053 line:15%
Okay?

1138
01:11:17.053 --> 01:11:18.150 line:15%
Can we be here for daddy?

1139
01:11:19.110 --> 01:11:19.943
Yeah?

1140
01:11:20.800 --> 01:11:23.640 line:15%
Being here for daddy means you don\'t cry, okay?

1141
01:11:25.579 --> 01:11:26.513
Being here for daddy.

1142
01:11:26.513 --> 01:11:29.482
Put your hand on my shoulder.

1143
01:11:29.482 --> 01:11:32.412 line:15%
Being here for daddy means we don\'t cry.

1144
01:11:32.412 --> 01:11:33.358 line:15%
Okay?

1145
01:11:33.358 --> 01:11:34.191 line:15%
Yes.

1146
01:11:34.191 --> 01:11:35.196 line:15%
Can you do that?

1147
01:11:35.196 --> 01:11:36.029 line:15%
Yes.

1148
01:11:39.011 --> 01:11:41.761
[traffic sounds]

1149
01:11:52.510 --> 01:11:55.476 line:15%
So this is my long-loving, suffering wife.

1150
01:11:55.476 --> 01:11:57.755
[laughs]

1151
01:11:57.755 --> 01:12:00.755
[audience cheering]

1152
01:12:11.537 --> 01:12:12.705
Hi everyone.

1153
01:12:12.705 --> 01:12:13.538
Hi.

1154
01:12:13.538 --> 01:12:14.864
When people ask you, \"What\'s your name?\"

1155
01:12:14.864 --> 01:12:16.499
What do you say?

1156
01:12:16.499 --> 01:12:18.066
[crowd mumbles]

1157
01:12:18.066 --> 01:12:21.141 line:15%
Say your name out loud like it\'s yours.

1158
01:12:21.141 --> 01:12:22.482
I can\'t hear you!

1159
01:12:22.482 --> 01:12:23.981
[crowd yelling]

1160
01:12:23.981 --> 01:12:25.148 line:15%
Say your name!

1161
01:12:26.627 --> 01:12:29.213
We are here because you are here.

1162
01:12:30.530 --> 01:12:31.480
We are going where we\'re going

1163
01:12:31.480 --> 01:12:35.012
because you believe that there is a better future, right?

1164
01:12:35.012 --> 01:12:37.740
We deserve better.

1165
01:12:37.740 --> 01:12:40.610
We Kenyans deserve better.

1166
01:12:40.610 --> 01:12:44.750 line:15%
As a generation, as my son is saying, we believe.

1167
01:12:44.750 --> 01:12:46.340 line:15%
So let\'s keep this going.

1168
01:12:46.340 --> 01:12:47.730 line:15%
Whatever happens on the 8th,

1169
01:12:47.730 --> 01:12:49.880 line:15%
many of you might not be voters of Starehe.

1170
01:12:50.946 --> 01:12:52.208 line:15%
But you\'ve given of yourselves,

1171
01:12:52.208 --> 01:12:54.240 line:15%
whatever you have given.

1172
01:12:54.240 --> 01:12:55.420 line:15%
Give it all.

1173
01:12:55.420 --> 01:12:57.290 line:15%
Whatever happens on the 8th,

1174
01:12:57.290 --> 01:12:58.316 line:15%
we have already won.

1175
01:12:58.316 --> 01:12:59.579 line:15%
As far as I am concerned,

1176
01:12:59.579 --> 01:13:00.959 line:15%
we have won.

1177
01:13:00.959 --> 01:13:03.123 line:15%
Because the way you people are thinking,

1178
01:13:03.123 --> 01:13:05.204 line:15%
the way people are moving, [crowd applauds]

1179
01:13:05.204 --> 01:13:06.624 line:15%
we have already won.

1180
01:13:06.624 --> 01:13:08.256 line:15%
So let\'s keep it going,

1181
01:13:08.256 --> 01:13:10.265 line:15%
and let\'s keep believing.

1182
01:13:10.265 --> 01:13:11.532
Thank you.

1183
01:13:11.532 --> 01:13:14.115
[upbeat music]

1184
01:13:16.980 --> 01:13:17.813 line:15%
Welcome back.

1185
01:13:17.813 --> 01:13:18.646 line:15%
This is our continuing coverage

1186
01:13:18.646 --> 01:13:22.150 line:15%
of the breaking news on the shock death of Chris Msando,

1187
01:13:22.150 --> 01:13:25.173 line:15%
the data center and infrastructure manager of the IEBC.

1188
01:13:29.820 --> 01:13:33.190 line:15%
There is no room for manipulation of numbers here.

1189
01:13:33.190 --> 01:13:34.023 line:15%
What are we saying?

1190
01:13:34.023 --> 01:13:35.700 line:15%
What we are saying is that,

1191
01:13:35.700 --> 01:13:38.040 line:15%
at the end of the voting day,

1192
01:13:38.040 --> 01:13:40.940 line:15%
no result can be transmitted for more than the people

1193
01:13:40.940 --> 01:13:43.970 line:15%
who have been identified in that polling station.

1194
01:13:43.970 --> 01:13:46.080 line:15%
I don\'t know if I\'m making myself clear?

1195
01:13:46.080 --> 01:13:47.380 line:15%
He was actually murdered,

1196
01:13:47.380 --> 01:13:48.213 line:15%
tortured and killed.

1197
01:13:48.213 --> 01:13:50.770 line:15%
In fact, possibly he was also strangled

1198
01:13:50.770 --> 01:13:51.603 line:15%
before he was killed.

1199
01:13:51.603 --> 01:13:53.930 line:15%
We\'re expecting a press conference from NASA in a moment.

1200
01:13:53.930 --> 01:13:56.030 line:15%
In the meantime, we wanna take you to Bomet

1201
01:13:56.030 --> 01:13:58.000 line:15%
where President Uhuru Kenyatta

1202
01:13:58.000 --> 01:13:59.150 line:15%
is addressing the crowd.

1203
01:13:59.150 --> 01:14:00.170 line:15%
He might talk about this.

1204
01:14:00.170 --> 01:14:01.014 line:15%
So let\'s listen in.

1205
01:14:01.014 --> 01:14:03.597 line:15%
[upbeat music]

1206
01:14:12.455 --> 01:14:14.060 line:15%
My colleague Ken Mijungu is still here with me.

1207
01:14:14.060 --> 01:14:15.460 line:15%
We\'re following that.

1208
01:14:15.460 --> 01:14:17.770 line:15%
President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto in Bomet

1209
01:14:17.770 --> 01:14:20.470 line:15%
did not mention in the entire speech.

1210
01:14:20.470 --> 01:14:21.303 line:15%
We\'ve got reporters there,

1211
01:14:21.303 --> 01:14:24.150 line:15%
they did not talk about this breaking news out of the IEBC.

1212
01:14:28.130 --> 01:14:29.600
Oh my gosh,

1213
01:14:29.600 --> 01:14:31.640 line:15%
these guys will do anything.

1214
01:14:31.640 --> 01:14:33.460 line:15%
And I don\'t know who these guys are,

1215
01:14:33.460 --> 01:14:35.730 line:15%
but they\'re people who\'ll do anything at any cost.

1216
01:14:35.730 --> 01:14:39.610 line:15%
In terms of the thing that I fear the most, causing panic.

1217
01:14:39.610 --> 01:14:43.800 line:15%
I mean they did, they scored 101%.

1218
01:14:43.800 --> 01:14:45.200 line:15%
\'Cause they did cause panic.

1219
01:14:46.420 --> 01:14:47.310 line:15%
Why would they kill him?

1220
01:14:47.310 --> 01:14:48.940 line:15%
Who killed him and why?

1221
01:14:48.940 --> 01:14:50.573 line:15%
Then that they cut his hands.

1222
01:14:53.560 --> 01:14:54.510 line:15%
So that what?

1223
01:14:54.510 --> 01:14:56.330 line:15%
Biometric fingerprints?

1224
01:14:56.330 --> 01:14:58.901 line:15%
They want to use his fingerprints for what?

1225
01:14:58.901 --> 01:15:01.253 line:15%
Altering the system, why?

1226
01:15:05.770 --> 01:15:06.603
Thank you.

1227
01:15:11.370 --> 01:15:15.020 line:15%
It makes me question a lot of things.

1228
01:15:15.020 --> 01:15:19.890 line:15%
Because for that guy to have been killed,

1229
01:15:19.890 --> 01:15:21.250 line:15%
it\'s not even how he was found

1230
01:15:21.250 --> 01:15:22.530 line:15%
or how his body was found,

1231
01:15:22.530 --> 01:15:24.130 line:15%
but for him to have been killed.

1232
01:15:25.660 --> 01:15:29.650 line:15%
It\'s like sending a warning signal to IEBC officials.

1233
01:15:29.650 --> 01:15:32.050 line:15%
That there\'s a way things need to go

1234
01:15:32.050 --> 01:15:35.523 line:15%
and if they don\'t go the way we want them to go,

1235
01:15:37.269 --> 01:15:38.419 line:15%
there are consequences.

1236
01:15:40.900 --> 01:15:42.140 line:15%
What does your gut feeling

1237
01:15:42.140 --> 01:15:43.793 line:15%
tell you about the election?

1238
01:15:49.869 --> 01:15:52.160 line:15%
I don\'t know, I think I\'m in a bit of a daze.

1239
01:15:52.160 --> 01:15:53.410 line:15%
This campaign...

1240
01:15:55.890 --> 01:15:57.653 line:15%
My head is buried in one place.

1241
01:15:58.600 --> 01:16:00.710 line:15%
I\'m focused in there.

1242
01:16:00.710 --> 01:16:03.793 line:15%
And in there, it feels like we\'re doing the right thing.

1243
01:16:05.261 --> 01:16:09.275 line:15%
I\'m hopeful that things will not go bad.

1244
01:16:09.275 --> 01:16:12.025
[traffic sounds]

1245
01:16:17.046 --> 01:16:17.879
Hello.

1246
01:16:20.039 --> 01:16:21.635 line:15%
It\'s very heavy, of course!

1247
01:16:21.635 --> 01:16:22.468 line:15%
So is a bullet.

1248
01:16:22.468 --> 01:16:24.902 line:15%
It\'s heavy so it won\'t kill you.

1249
01:16:24.902 --> 01:16:26.135 line:15%
I can\'t walk around with a bulletproof vest.

1250
01:16:26.135 --> 01:16:27.177 line:15%
It\'s way heavier.

1251
01:16:27.177 --> 01:16:28.313 line:15%
You\'re wearing it, maybe not now...

1252
01:16:28.313 --> 01:16:29.334 line:15%
No, not today.

1253
01:16:29.334 --> 01:16:30.493 line:15%
Yeah, but you\'re wearing it.

1254
01:16:30.493 --> 01:16:31.716 line:15%
When?

1255
01:16:31.716 --> 01:16:33.633 line:15%
You\'ll be wearing it!

1256
01:16:35.062 --> 01:16:35.895 line:15%
But...

1257
01:16:35.895 --> 01:16:38.448 line:15%
Wait, wait, don\'t say but, just wait.

1258
01:16:38.448 --> 01:16:40.126 line:15%
Stand there and wait.

1259
01:16:40.126 --> 01:16:41.626 line:15%
There\'s nothing to protect my balls!

1260
01:16:41.626 --> 01:16:44.354 line:15%
[all laugh]

1261
01:16:44.354 --> 01:16:47.771
[Afro pop music montage]

1262
01:17:01.759 --> 01:17:04.759
[people chattering]

1263
01:18:35.460 --> 01:18:38.755
[birds chirping]

1264
01:18:38.755 --> 01:18:40.233
My people, my people, my people.

1265
01:18:40.233 --> 01:18:41.816
Good morning Naila.

1266
01:18:45.733 --> 01:18:46.816
Naila, Naila.

1267
01:18:48.459 --> 01:18:49.542
Wakey, wakey.

1268
01:18:50.532 --> 01:18:51.699
Where is Jabu?

1269
01:18:53.433 --> 01:18:55.183
Jabali, wakey, wakey.

1270
01:18:57.940 --> 01:18:59.090
Come, come, come, come.

1271
01:19:01.370 --> 01:19:02.979
Good waking up.

1272
01:19:02.979 --> 01:19:03.812
Hi Mum.

1273
01:19:03.812 --> 01:19:04.833
Hi, how are you?

1274
01:19:04.833 --> 01:19:05.993
Did you sleep well?

1275
01:19:06.880 --> 01:19:08.430
Come.

1276
01:19:08.430 --> 01:19:09.744
Are we going to school?

1277
01:19:09.744 --> 01:19:11.167
No.

1278
01:19:11.167 --> 01:19:12.893
No, no, no, not to school.

1279
01:19:14.130 --> 01:19:14.963
Where?

1280
01:19:16.260 --> 01:19:18.751
Push this behind you.

1281
01:19:18.751 --> 01:19:20.787
Where are we going?

1282
01:19:20.787 --> 01:19:22.463
We are going to vote for daddy.

1283
01:19:25.958 --> 01:19:28.642
I thought you said I\'m too young.

1284
01:19:28.642 --> 01:19:30.338
[laughs]

1285
01:19:30.338 --> 01:19:32.526
Today we\'re gonna vote for dad?

1286
01:19:32.526 --> 01:19:34.158
Yes, we\'re going to vote for dad.

1287
01:19:34.158 --> 01:19:36.825
And it\'s early in the morning.

1288
01:19:39.748 --> 01:19:40.998
Good morning.

1289
01:19:43.142 --> 01:19:45.808
[birds chirping]

1290
01:19:45.808 --> 01:19:47.276
[dog barking]

1291
01:19:47.276 --> 01:19:50.109
[whistle blowing]

1292
01:19:52.936 --> 01:19:55.686
[crowd shouting]

1293
01:20:04.691 --> 01:20:07.108
People will die here.

1294
01:20:09.585 --> 01:20:12.122 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1295
01:20:12.122 --> 01:20:13.439 line:15%
People will die here!

1296
01:20:13.439 --> 01:20:14.418
[gun shot]

1297
01:20:14.418 --> 01:20:17.168
[crowd shouting]

1298
01:20:37.010 --> 01:20:40.927
[speaking in foreign language]

1299
01:20:59.927 --> 01:21:03.211
This doesn\'t even have a password and it\'s on.

1300
01:21:03.211 --> 01:21:05.380
[speaking in foreign language]

1301
01:21:05.380 --> 01:21:08.297 line:15%
[crowd chattering]

1302
01:21:16.202 --> 01:21:20.576 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1303
01:21:20.576 --> 01:21:23.159
[woman crying]

1304
01:21:30.513 --> 01:21:34.430 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1305
01:21:40.168 --> 01:21:43.001 line:15%
[people shouting]

1306
01:21:47.872 --> 01:21:50.622
[dramatic music]

1307
01:21:58.463 --> 01:21:59.620
[gun shots]

1308
01:21:59.620 --> 01:22:01.510
Violence has broken out in Kenya

1309
01:22:01.510 --> 01:22:03.340
following yesterday\'s general election

1310
01:22:03.340 --> 01:22:05.950
after the leader of the opposition, Raila Odinga,

1311
01:22:05.950 --> 01:22:07.880
said that the Electoral Commission\'s

1312
01:22:07.880 --> 01:22:11.023
IT system had been hacked to manipulate results.

1313
01:22:13.430 --> 01:22:15.160 line:15%
A British firm has been accused

1314
01:22:15.160 --> 01:22:17.250 line:15%
of running an online smear campaign

1315
01:22:17.250 --> 01:22:19.070 line:15%
against NASA leader Raila Odinga.

1316
01:22:19.070 --> 01:22:21.440 line:15%
Top executives of Cambridge Analytica

1317
01:22:21.440 --> 01:22:24.920 line:15%
were caught on camera boasting about their covert campaigns

1318
01:22:24.920 --> 01:22:26.070 line:15%
that have helped politicians,

1319
01:22:26.070 --> 01:22:28.690 line:15%
including President Kenyatta, win elections.

1320
01:22:28.690 --> 01:22:33.690 line:15%
It\'s no good fighting an election campaign on the facts

1321
01:22:33.880 --> 01:22:35.810 line:15%
because actually it\'s all about emotion.

1322
01:22:35.810 --> 01:22:40.530 line:15%
The Kenyatta campaign which we ran in 2013 and 2017

1323
01:22:40.530 --> 01:22:45.530 line:15%
what are those really deep-seated underlying fears, concerns

1324
01:22:47.870 --> 01:22:50.770 line:15%
and our job is to drop the bucket further down the well

1325
01:22:51.620 --> 01:22:53.063 line:15%
than anybody else.

1326
01:22:55.615 --> 01:22:58.532
[helicopter whirs]

1327
01:22:59.702 --> 01:23:00.779
[gun shots]

1328
01:23:00.779 --> 01:23:03.696
[people screaming]

1329
01:23:04.596 --> 01:23:07.263
[police sirens]

1330
01:23:12.425 --> 01:23:13.258
[whistles blowing]

1331
01:23:13.258 --> 01:23:14.419
Stop killing us!

1332
01:23:14.419 --> 01:23:15.596
Stop killing us!

1333
01:23:15.596 --> 01:23:16.981
Stop killing us!

1334
01:23:16.981 --> 01:23:18.922
Stop killing us!

1335
01:23:18.922 --> 01:23:20.118
Stop killing us!

1336
01:23:20.118 --> 01:23:21.737
Stop killing us, police!

1337
01:23:21.737 --> 01:23:23.364
Stop killing us, police!

1338
01:23:23.364 --> 01:23:24.747
Stop killing us, police!

1339
01:23:24.747 --> 01:23:26.080
Stop killing us!

1340
01:23:38.673 --> 01:23:42.590 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1341
01:23:49.404 --> 01:23:51.077 line:15%
Where is the letter?

1342
01:23:51.077 --> 01:23:51.910 line:15%
Where is it?

1343
01:23:51.910 --> 01:23:54.413 line:15%
Someone has a copy, but I have it on my phone.

1344
01:23:54.413 --> 01:23:56.344 line:15%
We love you!

1345
01:23:56.344 --> 01:23:57.344
We love you.

1346
01:23:58.455 --> 01:23:59.288 line:15%
We can\'t go to the county commander.

1347
01:23:59.288 --> 01:24:01.062 line:15%
You said you talked to the county commander.

1348
01:24:01.062 --> 01:24:03.135 line:15%
We gave him our letter!

1349
01:24:03.135 --> 01:24:08.135 line:15%
Madam.[speaks in foreign language]

1350
01:24:18.932 --> 01:24:23.932
Listen. [speaks in foreign language]

1351
01:24:25.126 --> 01:24:26.391 line:15%
So we can walk?

1352
01:24:26.391 --> 01:24:28.243 line:15%
No, go back!

1353
01:24:28.243 --> 01:24:29.819 line:15%
Where are we going back to?

1354
01:24:29.819 --> 01:24:33.736
[speaking in foreign language]

1355
01:24:34.801 --> 01:24:36.912
There\'s no need.

1356
01:24:36.912 --> 01:24:39.003 line:15%
There\'s no need to beat us.

1357
01:24:39.003 --> 01:24:40.080 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1358
01:24:40.080 --> 01:24:42.031 line:15%
There\'s no need.

1359
01:24:42.031 --> 01:24:43.381 line:15%
Madam, there\'s no need.

1360
01:24:43.381 --> 01:24:47.298 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1361
01:25:16.907 --> 01:25:19.824 line:15%
[scuffling sounds]

1362
01:25:22.856 --> 01:25:25.606
[people yelling]

1363
01:25:29.128 --> 01:25:33.045 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1364
01:25:40.050 --> 01:25:41.930
[loud gun shot]

1365
01:25:41.930 --> 01:25:45.506
[dramatic music]

1366
01:25:45.506 --> 01:25:47.839
[gun shots]

1367
01:26:28.331 --> 01:26:30.914
Stop killing us!

1368
01:26:34.526 --> 01:26:35.672
[loud gun shot]

1369
01:26:35.672 --> 01:26:38.089
[car alarms]

1370
01:26:39.912 --> 01:26:43.829 line:15%
[speaking in foreign language]

1371
01:26:51.226 --> 01:26:54.143
[tear gas hissing]

1372
01:26:57.339 --> 01:27:01.256
[speaking in foreign language]

1373
01:27:11.731 --> 01:27:15.398
[beeping medical equipment]

1374
01:27:32.754 --> 01:27:35.587
[camera shutters]

1375
01:27:42.029 --> 01:27:43.410
For Raila Odinga to literally say,

1376
01:27:43.410 --> 01:27:46.040
you know what, I\'m putting down my hard stance.

1377
01:27:46.040 --> 01:27:48.200
I\'m quitting the opposition to work with the government.

1378
01:27:48.200 --> 01:27:49.950
There must be something at stake for him.

1379
01:27:49.950 --> 01:27:51.660
It is something we might never understand

1380
01:27:51.660 --> 01:27:54.420
because we really don\'t know what were the contents

1381
01:27:54.420 --> 01:27:56.243
of the agreement between these two individuals.

1382
01:27:56.243 --> 01:27:59.230
Indeed, Raila\'s influence seems to have grown

1383
01:27:59.230 --> 01:28:00.680
as a result of the handshake.

1384
01:28:02.591 --> 01:28:05.170 line:15%
People died for Raila Odinga,

1385
01:28:05.170 --> 01:28:06.148 line:15%
but he has forgotten them.

1386
01:28:06.148 --> 01:28:07.305
[sirens]

1387
01:28:07.305 --> 01:28:09.638
[sad music]

1388
01:28:30.858 --> 01:28:34.275 line:15%
All these politicians are a pile of shit.

1389
01:28:40.250 --> 01:28:41.083
[children chatting]
[swing set creaking]

1390
01:28:41.083 --> 01:28:43.871
Jabu, he\'s here to ask you to carry him.

1391
01:28:43.871 --> 01:28:44.858
Are you sure?

1392
01:28:44.858 --> 01:28:48.208
He\'s here to ask you to carry him.

1393
01:28:48.208 --> 01:28:52.708
[screams]
[laughter]

1394
01:28:56.664 --> 01:28:59.153
Have they pronounced the winner?

1395
01:28:59.153 --> 01:29:00.642
Yes Naila.

1396
01:29:00.642 --> 01:29:03.142
Did you win or did you lose?

1397
01:29:04.633 --> 01:29:06.277
And, and?

1398
01:29:06.277 --> 01:29:07.110
Go on, we\'re waiting for it.

1399
01:29:07.110 --> 01:29:08.684
Guess.

1400
01:29:08.684 --> 01:29:09.517
You won!

1401
01:29:10.515 --> 01:29:11.780
No.

1402
01:29:11.780 --> 01:29:12.756
You lost.

1403
01:29:12.756 --> 01:29:13.589
I lost.

1404
01:29:18.238 --> 01:29:20.029
I lost, yes, I lost.

1405
01:29:20.029 --> 01:29:21.206
To who?

1406
01:29:21.206 --> 01:29:22.039
Jaguar.

1407
01:29:23.670 --> 01:29:26.163
So, you didn\'t win the--

1408
01:29:26.163 --> 01:29:27.600
No.

1409
01:29:27.600 --> 01:29:29.386
But Jaguar\'s the winner, not you.

1410
01:29:29.386 --> 01:29:30.219
Not me.

1411
01:29:30.219 --> 01:29:31.832
Can I give you a hug?

1412
01:29:31.832 --> 01:29:34.327
Naila go and give your dad a hug.

1413
01:29:34.327 --> 01:29:35.327
Thank you.

1414
01:29:38.435 --> 01:29:40.223
Ryan!

1415
01:29:40.223 --> 01:29:41.223
Thank you.

1416
01:29:43.031 --> 01:29:45.473
Next time, yes next time, Nate.

1417
01:29:45.473 --> 01:29:47.806
Wait, there\'s a next time?

1418
01:29:54.041 --> 01:29:56.708
[running water]

1419
01:30:01.430 --> 01:30:04.963 line:15%
I think I\'m secretly happy that he lost.

1420
01:30:06.720 --> 01:30:08.450 line:15%
Not because I wanted him to.

1421
01:30:08.450 --> 01:30:11.422 line:15%
I honestly, if he had won,

1422
01:30:11.422 --> 01:30:14.210 line:15%
it would have been the greatest.

1423
01:30:14.210 --> 01:30:17.200 line:15%
I\'m still hoping that he can be a family man

1424
01:30:18.710 --> 01:30:22.257 line:15%
and I want him home for his children.

1425
01:30:29.059 --> 01:30:29.892 line:15%
Nate!

1426
01:30:30.923 --> 01:30:32.762 line:15%
I can\'t find cooking oil.

1427
01:30:32.762 --> 01:30:33.789 line:15%
This one?

1428
01:30:33.789 --> 01:30:34.890 line:15%
Which one?

1429
01:30:34.890 --> 01:30:35.723 line:15%
This?

1430
01:30:35.723 --> 01:30:37.763 line:15%
Yes, that is cooking oil.

1431
01:30:40.616 --> 01:30:42.129 line:15%
Thanks.

1432
01:30:42.129 --> 01:30:44.712 line:15%
Siri, how do you make cereal?

1433
01:30:45.550 --> 01:30:46.610 line:15%
Here\'s what I found.

1434
01:30:46.610 --> 01:30:48.610
The recommended ratio of traditional oats

1435
01:30:48.610 --> 01:30:50.440
to water or milk is one cup...

1436
01:30:51.592 --> 01:30:56.592
Get set, go!
[soft piano music]

1437
01:31:14.330 --> 01:31:15.900 line:15%
We were fighting for country.

1438
01:31:15.900 --> 01:31:20.290 line:15%
We were fighting for a better world, a better Kenya.

1439
01:31:20.290 --> 01:31:22.530 line:15%
We were there together.

1440
01:31:22.530 --> 01:31:25.396 line:15%
But now I feel like I am just fighting for us.

1441
01:31:25.396 --> 01:31:28.313
[crowd chattering]

1442
01:31:31.081 --> 01:31:31.914 line:15%
Nice to see you!

1443
01:31:31.914 --> 01:31:32.747 line:15%
Good to see you.

1444
01:31:32.747 --> 01:31:33.811 line:15%
I know it didn\'t work very well.

1445
01:31:33.811 --> 01:31:34.644 line:15%
Yeah.

1446
01:31:34.644 --> 01:31:35.900 line:15%
But maybe there\'s always a next time, okay?

1447
01:31:35.900 --> 01:31:36.750 line:15%
True.

1448
01:31:36.750 --> 01:31:38.540 line:15%
We really wanted change, okay?

1449
01:31:38.540 --> 01:31:39.373 line:15%
Yes.

1450
01:31:40.640 --> 01:31:43.030 line:15%
There will always be a next time.

1451
01:31:43.030 --> 01:31:43.955 line:15%
That\'s good, okay?

1452
01:31:43.955 --> 01:31:44.788 line:15%
Okay.

1453
01:31:44.788 --> 01:31:45.810 line:15%
I\'m George.

1454
01:31:45.810 --> 01:31:46.643 line:15%
Boniface.

1455
01:31:46.643 --> 01:31:47.940 line:15%
Yes, I know!

1456
01:31:47.940 --> 01:31:49.767 line:15%
I know you\'re Boniface.

1457
01:31:54.233 --> 01:31:56.783 line:15%
I think I need to stay here and fight,

1458
01:32:01.027 --> 01:32:03.777 line:15%
but not even from the front line.

1459
01:32:08.500 --> 01:32:12.500 line:15%
I think right now I need to fight for my family.

1460
01:32:16.071 --> 01:32:18.751
[blowing wind]

1461
01:32:18.751 --> 01:32:21.501
[camera shutter]

1462
01:32:27.553 --> 01:32:30.136
[upbeat music]

1463
01:32:40.185 --> 01:32:43.954
♪ Dear Lord today I come before you for two things ♪

1464
01:32:43.954 --> 01:32:48.954
♪ Grateful for keeping me alive even though ♪

1465
01:33:17.804 --> 01:33:19.993
♪ Guide me ♪

1466
01:33:19.993 --> 01:33:24.993
♪ Bring me home to you ♪

1467
01:33:29.774 --> 01:33:34.774
♪ Be with me ♪

1468
01:33:38.925 --> 01:33:41.592
♪ Walk together ♪

1469
01:35:56.843 --> 01:35:59.926
♪ Carry me, carry me ♪

1470
01:36:08.952 --> 01:36:12.035 line:15%
♪ Carry me, carry me ♪