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KENYAN MAN KILLED AS KENYANS DEMONSTRATE ABOUT POLICE BRUTALITY · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 1: gonna be all over different videos. You're gonna be on
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Speaker 1: a specific conversation regarding what is happening today in Kenya
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Speaker 5: Surviving? Mad? Going crazy?
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Speaker 1: Why going crazy? Why I'm mad?
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Speaker 4: Listen, listen, this is me trying to like I was
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Speaker 4: very happy today, very happy.
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Speaker 1: So you're working, so you come.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, like I was really happy.
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Speaker 1: Standing on business for real.
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Speaker 4: Then ah, it happened.
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Speaker 1: He made us mad again.
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Speaker 4: He reminded like, like, so this man has been killed
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Speaker 4: while selling masks. No no, no, listen while selling masks
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Speaker 4: at a protest about a guy that was killed.
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Speaker 1: By police. It's crazy, you do. I'm mad from being mad,
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Speaker 1: I'm made okay, just say that.
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Speaker 5: One day as a time.
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Speaker 1: How are you? I'm good, Thank you for asking. I'm
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Speaker 1: doing amazing. I can't complain Ready for the conversation. Of course,
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Speaker 1: it's a little bit heated because this is just super crazy,
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Speaker 1: just it is happening in our country, and especially on
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Speaker 1: money and come mash in the building as well. We're
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Speaker 1: going back today. Like I said, you shall be focused
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Speaker 1: on what is happening specifically in Kenya, normally on reaction time,
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Speaker 1: or rather on the reaction. Yeah, on the reaction time,
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Speaker 1: we're only talking about the Bam niggers, you know. But
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Speaker 1: today the main bomb nigger or the thea, the main
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Speaker 1: bamman is our very own president and our very own
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Speaker 1: police officers as well. In general they are abutmen very
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Speaker 1: poorly trained. Because it's sad that this week, actually they
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Speaker 1: started last week right. The demonstrations right drunk. We started
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Speaker 1: last week where a young man not sure if his age,
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Speaker 1: but a young man one that one, yeah, the t
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Speaker 1: one year old man who was arrested for posting something
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Speaker 1: that apparently was offensive to one of the top for
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Speaker 1: police officers, and the police officers demanded that his arrest,
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Speaker 1: and when he got into the south he was pronounced dead. Apparently.
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Speaker 1: The first statement that was given is that he hit
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Speaker 1: his head on the wall. He suicided himself. So and
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Speaker 1: then minutes later we had the camera was really tampered with.
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Speaker 1: We hear that tie, you know, how he was taken
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Speaker 1: to the hospital, how he was abandoned, how I took
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Speaker 1: so many minutes for them to even check the body
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Speaker 1: and all that. It's just so much going on, and kenyons,
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Speaker 1: of course I've been on the streets demanding justice and
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Speaker 1: of course calling out police brutality because this is not
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Speaker 1: the first case. You know, it's crazy, because it's crazy
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Speaker 1: how this case actually is the only one that is
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Speaker 1: making us mad. But I hope we're actually going back
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Speaker 1: to incidents that have actually also happened and that I've
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Speaker 1: not been recorded on camera. Because Conna cells minglesicic on
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Speaker 1: dungeons like so many cells that actually I in places
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Speaker 1: that actually do not even have electricity, that sounds actually
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Speaker 1: don't have lights for real, you know, and do you
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Speaker 1: find people get brutally handled there and they end up
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Speaker 1: losing their lives. So many young people I've lost their lives.
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Speaker 1: I've been on a share on that. So many young
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Speaker 1: people have lost their lives because of being miss handled
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Speaker 1: by cops, being mistaken for a different person just because
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Speaker 1: you have locks, or because of a certain type of dress.
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Speaker 1: So it's super super crazy. So in case you're wondering,
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Speaker 1: we're talking about police brutality in general. So of course
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Speaker 1: Kenya's on the street. And on the first video I'm
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Speaker 1: Gonna Shaw of course, which is now currently of course
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Speaker 1: going viral, is of the young man who has been
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Speaker 1: shot very close. Personally, they're a Laddin asking I feel
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Speaker 1: like crime. I feel like I really feel mix mixture
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Speaker 1: of emotions, cause it's just super crazy to see this
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Speaker 1: is happening on a day of justice. So a mask
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Speaker 1: vender has been shot very close. It was just standing
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Speaker 1: minding his business. They beat him and shut him straight
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Speaker 1: to the head. And of course I've seen so many,
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Speaker 1: many people, multical of people trying to send him to
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Speaker 1: the hospital, you know, trying to rush him to the hospital.
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure if it's gonna survive because this is
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Speaker 1: a head shot.
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Speaker 5: And it's been shot dead.
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Speaker 4: It is dead.
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Speaker 1: It's it's crazy, it's so crazy. So what are your thoughts.
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Speaker 5: It's sad. The video is traumatizing first and foremost, very traumatizing.
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Speaker 5: If you see there's just emotions that bring I don't know,
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Speaker 5: but today, like this evening the country, you can feel
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Speaker 5: I don't know if you guys feel the temperature may change.
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Speaker 5: Environment like the environment has actually changed, and there's there's
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Speaker 5: an emotion that it feels like deep down looking up
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Speaker 5: to car, you feel some type of way. So literally,
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Speaker 5: it is a very disturbing video. This guy was shot
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Speaker 5: on a close range and I remember just a few
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Speaker 5: if it's not a month to two months ago, I
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Speaker 5: was reporting how the court had died after it's that
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Speaker 5: police are not allowed docturally have life bullets. It's not
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Speaker 5: even a month down the line, there's already another demonstration
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Speaker 5: and they're using life bullets. And then if you want
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Speaker 5: to know how brutal this guy is, it's the comfortability.
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Speaker 5: I should not meet a bear like nothing, make nobody
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Speaker 5: like it's so comfortable doing that. It is just super
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Speaker 5: super super super super sad. And a lot of people
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Speaker 5: have lost their lives with police brutality, a lot of youths,
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Speaker 5: a lot of people have been left homeless, a lot
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Speaker 5: of children have been less, far less and motherless just
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Speaker 5: because of this. And it is the same way that
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Speaker 5: people are trying to actually get answers. Yeah, it's just
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Speaker 5: And then you hear what the president is saying. He
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Speaker 5: doesn't want to be distracted, and it's ready to take
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Speaker 5: it to the cross and whatever he's saying. And for
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Speaker 5: the cons ready to pay the price, that's.
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Speaker 1: Whatever it is, whatever price, what what are you willing
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Speaker 1: to price?
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Speaker 5: People?
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Speaker 4: The price is two million to to.
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Speaker 5: Down two million, let's.
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Speaker 1: Talk about that like it's crazy to see because let
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Speaker 1: me see if I can find the video how how
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Speaker 1: we're fighting for let's even go back to now a
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Speaker 1: drunks case, right, we're fighting for and people the reason
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Speaker 1: why people on the streets despite understanding the finance bill,
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Speaker 1: whole situation, the whole anniversary, whole thing. If that is
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Speaker 1: the mentality of mentality of the majority people on the
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Speaker 1: street because of the drunk because this man was actually
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Speaker 1: standing for what is actual democracy, you know, talking the truth,
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Speaker 1: expressing democracy, freedom of speech. I have the right to
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Speaker 1: criticize the government. I do have that right.
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Speaker 4: Yes, you're my employee.
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Speaker 1: I can criticize, criticize the government. But it's crazy to
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Speaker 1: see and to question did someone educate or Joink's father
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Speaker 1: on what and white people on the street why his
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Speaker 1: son was arrested.
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Speaker 5: He knows because I saw him say I have lost
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Speaker 5: a son, but I have found children in different homes.
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Speaker 5: So he definitely he knows. He definitely knows.
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Speaker 4: Listen, in my opinion, he does know.
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Speaker 5: He knows.
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Speaker 4: But you know, John had a daughter, he was a father.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I understand that.
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Speaker 4: Listen, some extent. We have to fight for justice today.
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Speaker 4: He has to do so while thinking about his grandchild's tomorrow. Okay,
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Speaker 4: Like if you if you actually put yourself in this position, Okay,
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Speaker 4: there's no way you'll say, because you're looking at there's
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Speaker 4: a whole future here for a young girl who's now fatherless.
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Speaker 4: What happens if we say no to this? But because
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Speaker 4: nobody else had come out and whatever, you get what
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Speaker 4: I mean. But that's not even Kenyan's person. I couldn't.
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Speaker 5: It's the problem, you listen.
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Speaker 4: It's the problem. Yeah, because because I'm saying he'll pay
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Speaker 4: the price. But listen, there's a question of justice here
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Speaker 4: that he's not being answered. There's a question of a
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Speaker 4: young man being tortured from nine thirty pm till one
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Speaker 4: am exactly okay, then being taken back to the cells
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Speaker 4: almost lifeless, then taken to hospital. Then while at the hospital,
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Speaker 4: but the time when they arrive and the time that
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Speaker 4: the body is taken out of the whatever, it took
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Speaker 4: twenty four minutes. He might have. Yeah, he was brought dead,
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Speaker 4: but they were in no rush. If you see the video,
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Speaker 4: he was already dead. There were no rush. Then they
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Speaker 4: went and got a guany and put the body there
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Speaker 4: and pushed it to wherever they pushed.
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Speaker 8: It to.
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Speaker 5: At the reception where they right dead already. If you
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Speaker 5: come sad, it was written and he was called.
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Speaker 4: So there's a question here where yesterday the about whoever
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Speaker 4: when I'm a younger, No apart apart from the one
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Speaker 4: who stepped down, the one who's been arrested, that guy
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Speaker 4: he came out and said that Wambi were okay, by
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Speaker 4: the one who has resigned that an.
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Speaker 5: It's the it's not the one who resigned the.
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Speaker 4: Yes, they were told from where from the os from
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Speaker 4: the boss. No, the instructions came from high up, from
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Speaker 4: from Langard or whoever. When I'm at b i g
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Speaker 4: and he was in Karna Forest? At what point, as
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Speaker 4: a democracy, okay, where are we taking people to foresto
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Speaker 4: sequel to torture them?
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Speaker 5: Like?
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Speaker 4: Are we which error is this that we are living in?
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Speaker 4: Are we fighting for freedom from our own selves? Or
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Speaker 4: are we actually trying to learn how to govern ourselves properly?
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Speaker 4: Because at this point we've become freedom fighters against our
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Speaker 4: own will. What we want is justice, what we want
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Speaker 4: is good governance. You turn us into freedom warriors because
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Speaker 4: every time we speak up, you show us the gun.
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Speaker 4: The only thing Ruto has on this country is a
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Speaker 4: monopolion violence, okay, And at some point something has to
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Speaker 4: give and that is why you see the impunity that
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Speaker 4: they can actually shoot a man that was trying to
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Speaker 4: get his daily bread, trying to despite everything, he is
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Speaker 4: trying to get that ten twenty shillings in town in
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Speaker 4: the midst of chaos. He's still trying to provide for
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Speaker 4: his family. He's still trying to provide for himself, and
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Speaker 4: you shoot him dead while he's holding the same masks
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Speaker 4: he was selling.
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Speaker 1: It's this is crazy. I feel this cloud you know
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Speaker 1: of thoughts.
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Speaker 4: It's crazy because here's the thing, Yeah, people will be
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Speaker 4: mad about. And then who hires goons? Exactly who hires
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Speaker 4: goons to work with the police.
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Speaker 1: Allegedly?
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Speaker 4: Do you know how low i q that is? That
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Speaker 4: is a bottom feeder politician, That is somebody that has
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Speaker 4: no degree of philosophical thinking, like as if career passed
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Speaker 4: nja nakkonia, like you have zero moral campas. And what
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Speaker 4: will happen now? We are just watching the live pevo
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Speaker 4: upon you my mku, what do you want to pigure up?
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Speaker 4: Upperman Gator live China Sahi. See we were watching Manda
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Speaker 4: Mano live. You know why that is happening right now
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Speaker 4: because a stupid politician somewhere has empowered goons and given
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Speaker 4: them the encouragement that somewhere feelings imagine five twenty seven
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Speaker 4: punch not twenty seven Ye putoa sir. And then but
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Speaker 4: here's the domino effect. You know, you know you're not
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Speaker 4: say he is you wanna passed his nose. Now Komba
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Speaker 4: the way terms of he can iro at amas they
19:16
Speaker 4: have been given there Kiburi that they can now come
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Speaker 4: out and do as they wish. They've been publicly exactly
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Speaker 4: because they were all holding the same rooms. That means
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Speaker 4: armed by a singular guy and they are being escorted
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Speaker 4: by police at what as I said twenty twenty seven,
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Speaker 4: IQ test then literally IQ test because there's no way
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Speaker 4: we can. We can we can live as a country
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Speaker 4: in this state. We can.
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Speaker 5: If you've seen this and updates where the drgy comes from.
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Speaker 5: There protesting against him being removed or resigning from that seat,
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Speaker 5: and they're saying it's a unfair judgment. So even if
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Speaker 5: you're gonna say at text.
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Speaker 4: Or whatever, katura.
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Speaker 5: A whole community. I'm not for streets people people demonstrating
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Speaker 5: about peoples and fair debts. Demonstrate to protect the one.
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Speaker 4: That But do you understand how that will go? You
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Speaker 4: know why that is happening. They got paid, They got
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Speaker 4: paid to do so. Nobody will will care enough about
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Speaker 4: your job in government to take time off their day.
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Speaker 4: I could attain first of all, buddher, that's all my cooler.
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Speaker 4: Could your case to the Hongo. I could have police aung.
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Speaker 1: Sure that we do hear what they have to say.
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Speaker 4: Hm, hm, you shouldn't give such people air.
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Speaker 1: Time currently, okay, but it says so, it says locals
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Speaker 1: and Celia keep carrying d i G and the guard's
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Speaker 1: hometown protest against his unfair treatment and what they claim
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Speaker 1: is a plan to undermine the god who stepped aside
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Speaker 1: on Monday to allow investigations into the killing of Albert
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Speaker 1: or Drum. They say, he's a good man. We know
21:47
Speaker 1: him as a humble person who cannot kill anyone. He
21:50
Speaker 1: is an urgent church goer and he is even wanted
21:55
Speaker 1: to be a holy father before joining the police service.
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Speaker 1: They are mystery in him because they know is a
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Speaker 1: is a content and the president admires in him too.
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Speaker 5: So what if the president would do why do we care?
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Speaker 1: The IQ tests, that's where we go back to whatever
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Speaker 1: condition actually is literally saying that is this is the
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Speaker 1: i Q test actually of Kenyan's right now, the coming
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Speaker 1: elections and even right now because the fact that actually
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Speaker 1: looking at the youths with the majority, but the fact
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Speaker 1: that you've been the majority of the majority actually who
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Speaker 1: are unemployed, the majority who are living in slams. Sorry
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Speaker 1: to say, majority who are whose mother, majority are in hospitals.
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Speaker 1: Majority when you're not to talk of a block like
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Speaker 1: for real, for real, but you're the still majority who
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Speaker 1: are gonna get paid five hundred three three dollars, just
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Speaker 1: three dollars to go better people. I've seen a man.
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Speaker 1: You've seen that man has being beaten backer Trojka talker.
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Speaker 1: They've robbed everything from him. We're goner a certain warn
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Speaker 1: like you're even thinking about even this is someone aged
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Speaker 1: your father. That's that's that mentality is not even coming
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Speaker 1: to you. You're the majority unemployed living in slams who
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Speaker 1: not when I began to bok way end up push
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Speaker 1: life at I cam kindly associated take economy, broach a conna.
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Speaker 1: Everything is running a connau, paid months for finance. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: for five hundred to go and be someone who's asking.
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Speaker 4: Like you no to go disrupt somebody that is fighting
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Speaker 4: for your freedom. You get this person is saying two
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Speaker 4: way then way away. In your right mind, you leave home.
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Speaker 4: Oh could you need to be.
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Speaker 1: It's sad to see that people have that mentality. It
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Speaker 1: is really really sad.
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Speaker 4: It's hard to see politicians working with goons. Jobi.
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Speaker 1: But let me share this video. Here we hear and
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Speaker 1: then these people are friends. This is what I'm gonna say.
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Speaker 1: These people are friends. Yes, like I had you say
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Speaker 1: earlier today on a video you are not sharing, you
24:18
Speaker 1: getting the same same situation. This is politriics. And if
24:22
Speaker 1: you don't understand politics by now, you're a fool. And
24:26
Speaker 1: that's why five twenty seven works for you to have
24:29
Speaker 1: a working stick and think like you know you're the
24:31
Speaker 1: big man Bazoo of the country, or you know it
24:34
Speaker 1: was so much you know it's crazy. But one thing
24:39
Speaker 1: I've captured with Gha personally, my understanding is a full
24:42
Speaker 1: of trib tribolism Hi cousin saur now is a statement,
24:47
Speaker 1: is not a trend and everything but everyone this man
24:50
Speaker 1: is going is full not directly but indirectly. And if
24:55
Speaker 1: you catch it personally, I've seen it's indirectly. It's falling
24:58
Speaker 1: tribalism indirectly from how I picked it. If you listen
25:02
Speaker 1: to most of his videos, Regents is going, it's in
25:06
Speaker 1: not a direct attack, it's indirectly. I listened to him here.
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Speaker 9: Finally, this issue of Alberta Johan, it's just a tip
25:18
Speaker 9: of the Islam hundreds of young people have been tortured
25:24
Speaker 9: to death.
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Speaker 1: So question again. This man was a deputy president during
25:29
Speaker 1: the last year's demonstration, and I remember when the shots
25:34
Speaker 1: were being called. Of course, being a deputy president probably
25:36
Speaker 1: you don't have a say past the president. You know
25:38
Speaker 1: why is this is a bocazak or end of semon
25:41
Speaker 1: and evil. But still you didn't come out stand out
25:45
Speaker 1: with Kenneth Say as a deputy president. Actually arison because
25:49
Speaker 1: whatever is happening in the current regime is not supposed
25:53
Speaker 1: to be right, is a crime, It's not supposed to
25:56
Speaker 1: be happening. You stood there until you're so called in
25:59
Speaker 1: p which is another mass distraction and worked very well.
26:04
Speaker 1: The propaganda is working very well. Your non opposition, you know,
26:08
Speaker 1: fulling trobolism, and I was supposed to believe that actually
26:12
Speaker 1: you're revealing the top secrets of someone that you are
26:14
Speaker 1: actually very close to. Just the other day, Camelsh, are
26:17
Speaker 1: you buying that? No, I'm not buying it personally because
26:22
Speaker 1: I'm not I don't know many people buying this by.
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Speaker 6: A spacious words of one hundred and one officers.
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Speaker 9: That was set up on the instructions of William Bruton
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Speaker 9: and secorded to Nice and a ludin Hyji and trained
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Speaker 9: highly on abductions, torture and killings and camera.
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Speaker 5: So one was this because because abduptions have been happening
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Speaker 5: for a year plus continuous lend you in government Backsema
26:59
Speaker 5: his story before. Why is it relevant right now because
27:02
Speaker 5: you are part of it, because before that happens, you
27:05
Speaker 5: have to be part of that committee. How do you
27:08
Speaker 5: know specific it's one of one people they've been taught,
27:11
Speaker 5: they've been because you are part of that thing. Why
27:13
Speaker 5: is it relevant to year later?
27:17
Speaker 1: Good question? Why is it relevant right now?
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Speaker 4: Where do you get that? It was not supposed to
27:30
Speaker 4: get down to no man? These things we do them,
27:33
Speaker 4: but they don't get.
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Speaker 1: The exactly we do that exactly they do happen.
27:37
Speaker 4: We do do these things, but are in come and
27:40
Speaker 4: when on a course slope.
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Speaker 6: And William cannot run away from these days he is
27:50
Speaker 6: responsible and Kenya's were punishing for that. That case of
27:57
Speaker 6: what Juan is is a covert the.
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Speaker 4: America I G.
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Speaker 9: D I, Lutia d c I after Cea Bugema.
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Speaker 4: Only want time since TV in your measure and you
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Speaker 4: gova get informant is working.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so you know anyone buying right now, any fool
28:30
Speaker 1: from and say any opposition or any politician has never
28:35
Speaker 1: been an activist from the word go. This is all
28:38
Speaker 1: a bluff. Okay, this is all a bluff. None has
28:41
Speaker 1: ever stood boldly said, you know, I think Ruto is
28:45
Speaker 1: corrupt and those who have seen saying it are I
28:49
Speaker 1: pad to the m P of the the MP of
28:52
Speaker 1: which count mplaning When you just a few months.
28:56
Speaker 4: Ago, when.
28:59
Speaker 1: Exactly for having in bossd to call out corruption in
29:01
Speaker 1: different ways, that is what is gonna happen to you.
29:05
Speaker 8: So it's it's more sympolice brutality. Unfortunately mcwakey happened for
29:11
Speaker 8: years now. For example, Ken Johomo brothers Benson Jero and
29:15
Speaker 8: Manu Muturamaliqua arrested by the police and a COVID nineteen
29:18
Speaker 8: cafe rolls later, they were found dead from severe beatings.
29:22
Speaker 8: The case has been stolen as you would expect, and
29:24
Speaker 8: the latest development is that court was adjourned because one
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Speaker 8: of the officers who was to take a stand was
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Speaker 8: hospitalized and not attend the hearing. How convenient, right, So
29:35
Speaker 8: will the brothers ever get justice?
29:38
Speaker 5: Maybe?
29:38
Speaker 8: Samantha Pendle, a six month year old baby was shown
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Speaker 8: by police officers during the twenty seventeen post election violence.
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Speaker 8: Twelve one named in the murder, one went missing, seven
29:50
Speaker 8: were released for no evidence and four were charged.
29:54
Speaker 1: And from there there is a possibility that the four
29:56
Speaker 1: will be granted release on bond.
29:59
Speaker 5: The court is to agree.
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Speaker 8: But so far the deep pine and I'm poor and
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Speaker 8: not at tleast this arrangement. The battle took place in
30:07
Speaker 8: twenty seventeen, we're in twenty twenty five. People, Will Baby
30:11
Speaker 8: Pendo get a justice? Back to COVID nineteen times yes
30:15
Speaker 8: and moil at thirteen year old boy was shot in
30:18
Speaker 8: the storm when police officers were in his host's balcony
30:21
Speaker 8: as he was watching police officers control his own area.
30:24
Speaker 8: The name suspect dan Can DMA is currently out on
30:28
Speaker 8: a one million cash veil.
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Speaker 1: That police officer is writing, wrong guy, which one the
30:34
Speaker 1: one who shot that boy? Ye, he's working in your two.
30:39
Speaker 1: All they do is transfer to the police officers as
30:41
Speaker 1: if we don't know that's right now. He's currently right
30:45
Speaker 1: now in your two. Because I remember I bumped into
30:47
Speaker 1: him and he was also shocked to sing on like bro,
30:50
Speaker 1: you work here how cause yeah, the case is still
30:56
Speaker 1: in progress, Will by bey a scene ever get justice?
30:59
Speaker 5: No?
30:59
Speaker 8: Two twenty four GenZ In Manamun of killings Rex Marsailles,
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Speaker 8: Eric Sheerney, David Cheger, the twelve year old boy from
31:06
Speaker 8: Rounguay who took eight bullets and the presidents still believed
31:09
Speaker 8: he was still alive.
31:10
Speaker 1: Just to name a few have not yet had their
31:13
Speaker 1: killers charged.
31:14
Speaker 5: Will they have agot justice?
31:16
Speaker 8: And the recent cases. Albert Juan killed in the hands
31:19
Speaker 8: of police officers for a social media post. So further
31:22
Speaker 8: police serviceers lied about his horse of death but later
31:26
Speaker 8: apologized as safe.
31:26
Speaker 5: That would be any difference.
31:28
Speaker 8: The DCI reports continue to raise more questions instead of
31:31
Speaker 8: giving clarity. Cicity v footage has been raised in Central
31:35
Speaker 8: Polication again making it a crime zone. Arrest have been
31:39
Speaker 8: made apart from one the complainant the spark that led
31:43
Speaker 8: to the death of Wajuan eliod Lagat Diig.
31:46
Speaker 1: Will Albert get justice?
31:49
Speaker 8: Clearly, police brutality has been occurring where citizens should feel
31:52
Speaker 8: most safe in their homes, in their neighborhoods and peaceful protests.
31:57
Speaker 8: So the question is who on what has allowed more
32:00
Speaker 8: of the officers to go rock Why do they see
32:03
Speaker 8: fearness of the law they should be maintaining, who continues
32:06
Speaker 8: to protect them and why it's police brutality officially the
32:11
Speaker 8: norm in can join.
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Speaker 1: Me on Tuesday from nine pm. Yeah, so it's crazy, man.
32:17
Speaker 1: Police brutality has always been anom. I mean, I'm not
32:21
Speaker 1: surprised personally being a victim of facing assaults from a
32:26
Speaker 1: police officer and they you're not gonna take them anywhere, No,
32:31
Speaker 1: and they're above the law. They's like, you know, they're
32:33
Speaker 1: above the law and there's nothing you're gonna do to them.
32:35
Speaker 1: It's not the first case, there's not. It's crazy. The
32:38
Speaker 1: fact that this is happening and they are still doing it.
32:42
Speaker 1: This just shows us we're gonna keep bringing in it
32:44
Speaker 1: the Akunama limit, because what is the that's supposed to
32:50
Speaker 1: indicate that people are demonstrating about the police brutality And
32:54
Speaker 1: we're just seen a video of a police officer killing
32:57
Speaker 1: another person? What is that or is that? What is
33:00
Speaker 1: that supposed to be? What message is that? And then
33:02
Speaker 1: who calls out of the deployment of the police officer.
33:06
Speaker 1: Let's go back to that.
33:07
Speaker 5: And you know they've added in the new cause in
33:10
Speaker 5: the new what is it called badget, They've added another
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Speaker 5: hundred billion Kenyan shillings that will go to the police
33:16
Speaker 5: one hundred billion. It was from four twenty seven to
33:19
Speaker 5: five hundred billion.
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Speaker 1: End of that.
33:23
Speaker 5: We reported it three days ago.
33:25
Speaker 1: This is because of the Latin demonstration exactly, so they
33:29
Speaker 1: wanted the police.
33:31
Speaker 5: So you ask yourself exactly, so you ask yourself, why
33:34
Speaker 5: are this police officers doing this? Why? Like ask yourself
33:38
Speaker 5: in Melipop promised that they would be this merciless because
33:43
Speaker 5: right now I'm actually following this this cheek and people
33:47
Speaker 5: have started they didn't find the guy like they're the
33:50
Speaker 5: BBC thing, the police, the shoes, everything, and they've started
33:55
Speaker 5: defending and amazing and there is different pictures of him
33:58
Speaker 5: without the mask now and people are going to identify
34:02
Speaker 5: who is. It's going to be used as an example
34:04
Speaker 5: and you'll be found.
34:05
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be nice for you because I think
34:07
Speaker 1: since last week, what we've seen, especially from Kenyans, is
34:10
Speaker 1: the rage of even in the discovered and the cover
34:13
Speaker 1: police who's on our civilian clothes they were beating them.
34:17
Speaker 1: But they are videos circulating of police officers being beaten.
34:21
Speaker 1: You're found civilian clothes or mask shut to the woman
34:24
Speaker 1: by the way, who boldly. I think it's the same
34:27
Speaker 1: one who has also been arrested. I've seen her fight
34:29
Speaker 1: backs on this particular video. Yeah, yeah, she's very courageous.
34:34
Speaker 1: I think she's the same same person I who tried
34:36
Speaker 1: to unmask the police under the previous demonstration, which was
34:40
Speaker 1: a woman rights the video which was a woman. So
34:43
Speaker 1: I think she could be the same same woman because
34:46
Speaker 1: too the same moves and all that. This is just
34:49
Speaker 1: super crazy. But as we move on, we have some
34:52
Speaker 1: updates here coming from Robert a Lie. He says that
34:57
Speaker 1: they are not guns, they are patriotic anarchy people had
35:01
Speaker 1: their businesses looted last week. I am happy to see
35:04
Speaker 1: their Nairobi business men block. They're looking after businesses and
35:08
Speaker 1: uh of their businesses again why must they bear the
35:13
Speaker 1: brands of the anarchy. So what this person is trying
35:19
Speaker 1: to say not to be abusive or there's some trying
35:22
Speaker 1: to control my mouth. What this guy is trying to
35:25
Speaker 1: say is that these people who ginger but of you, Simon, now,
35:31
Speaker 1: men are coming from work just trying to go back
35:35
Speaker 1: home peacefully their funds, funds being looted.
35:38
Speaker 5: What is that.
35:40
Speaker 1: I'm not going to try to stop and I want
35:44
Speaker 1: to like, what is this is crazy?
35:51
Speaker 4: There are people that don't don't think before they talk.
35:59
Speaker 4: They just they're there to make the establishment happy. And
36:03
Speaker 4: I feel like that that is what robot a life
36:05
Speaker 4: has become since being elected. He basically just wants to
36:11
Speaker 4: make the establishment or the government happy with everything. He says.
36:15
Speaker 4: Maybe that guy in like the same person that Robot
36:25
Speaker 4: same what's up group? Because they're just there to please
36:31
Speaker 4: the government. They're there to make the government give them
36:37
Speaker 4: positions of power, you know, boot lakers, equal terms you get.
36:43
Speaker 4: So it's not something that at no point in life
36:48
Speaker 4: should you ever ever wonder what does robot I like
36:55
Speaker 4: think about. Nobody cares. You're a sellout. You sold your
37:01
Speaker 4: soul to the highest bidder. You were a blogger, Okay,
37:06
Speaker 4: that's your that's your claim to fame a blogger, don't bottom.
37:16
Speaker 4: And I was saying this earlier people No no is
37:21
Speaker 4: in is in.
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Speaker 1: These people? I don't know they think with the era
37:28
Speaker 1: of our parents, where again, people have funds, people are
37:32
Speaker 1: working with internet. Every second you're getting information before your
37:40
Speaker 1: media covers and and it's information.
37:42
Speaker 4: So I was just looking at I was just looking
37:45
Speaker 4: at the big TV stations, media houses. I couldn't have
37:54
Speaker 4: a mold like.
37:58
Speaker 5: They can't streaming, they can't citizen opposed to.
38:10
Speaker 4: Kati and Katy America's dance like no breaking news, no
38:19
Speaker 4: nothing like this. If you look at at ninety six
38:28
Speaker 4: America America, their topic right now is men being disrespected
38:34
Speaker 4: by women. That is what they are talking about, men
38:38
Speaker 4: being disrespected by women. When a guy has been shot
38:41
Speaker 4: in the head in the CBD while selling masks, you
38:45
Speaker 4: choose to talk about men being disrespected by women. Come on, people, like,
38:54
Speaker 4: we have to do better. We have to do better.
38:56
Speaker 4: If we are the fourth estate, that means something. Okay,
39:03
Speaker 4: do we have the the three arms of government and
39:09
Speaker 4: when they fail, the fourth estate, which is media, has
39:13
Speaker 4: to hold government accountable people. Journalism means something. It's not
39:20
Speaker 4: for sale. Is the fourth state. You have to be responsible.
39:25
Speaker 4: You have to hold ethics high. And this goes out
39:29
Speaker 4: to the media owners because they've been they've been instructed
39:34
Speaker 4: not to when you were two our I won't mention
39:43
Speaker 4: names like when you're doing in a cab take the
39:45
Speaker 4: election on a truck. Announced their favorite candidate an ambiret
39:50
Speaker 4: Razy Sala.
39:52
Speaker 5: But you know like.
39:58
Speaker 4: Umbia, some are equal TV. You in your machine and
40:03
Speaker 4: that is not true. What do you do? And I
40:06
Speaker 4: bet there's a directive that has gone forth as the
40:11
Speaker 4: fourth estate. We have to hold integrity high. We have
40:16
Speaker 4: to be responsible for the public. We have to show
40:20
Speaker 4: the public what is happening. The truth matters. The truth
40:24
Speaker 4: cannot be subjective.
40:26
Speaker 1: You will wait for the mainstream media to give you
40:28
Speaker 1: that because most.
40:29
Speaker 4: Of the and that's why to lose my job. And
40:33
Speaker 4: that's why, that's why.
40:35
Speaker 1: You see, you saw the threat that I think even
40:38
Speaker 1: even ny this uh, she's an explainer and explainer even
40:45
Speaker 1: on someone on citizen you know how right, even I
40:51
Speaker 1: don't know even who. But there's a time during the
40:53
Speaker 1: demonstration last year, I remember when Ruseel demanded for the
40:56
Speaker 1: list of the people who have been claimed kidnapped and
41:02
Speaker 1: not returned back to their home. She came back with
41:05
Speaker 1: the whole list, you know, the people's like because the
41:07
Speaker 1: information was being put out here kidnapurely. She came back
41:11
Speaker 1: with the whole list. And I remember literally there was
41:13
Speaker 1: a chance after that on TikTok for her to save
41:16
Speaker 1: her job, like for tracking take care. She did nothing wrong,
41:20
Speaker 1: like because she came up like mister president, she requested
41:23
Speaker 1: for this, you know, as the media, this is you know,
41:26
Speaker 1: a citizen who came up with this and this and this.
41:28
Speaker 1: So if you're talking about the media going out there
41:30
Speaker 1: and covering up the truth, and this is actually now
41:33
Speaker 1: globally because this is why Iran has been hit that
41:35
Speaker 1: mainstream tvly Gonga jan app here, you know, because they're
41:39
Speaker 1: covering the truth of what the world shouldn't see and
41:43
Speaker 1: hear because the other narrative, it was also trying to
41:45
Speaker 1: be controlled of our we the victims.
41:48
Speaker 5: You know.
41:49
Speaker 1: So if you're trying to say that the country because
41:53
Speaker 1: I believe the country is now under attack, you know,
41:59
Speaker 1: that's what you said last time during the demonstration, that's
42:01
Speaker 1: what they end up saying. The country is now under
42:03
Speaker 1: attack and we must do everything possible to protect the country.
42:08
Speaker 1: And this way you see the the f now being
42:10
Speaker 1: deployed whatever.
42:14
Speaker 4: At some point, Trump is crazy. You cannot this guy? Yeah, same,
42:21
Speaker 4: what's up group?
42:22
Speaker 1: Exactly?
42:23
Speaker 4: Only cousins for real. And there's a there's a precedent
42:30
Speaker 4: that is being said, which is we will do something wrong.
42:38
Speaker 4: You guys will react.
42:41
Speaker 1: Aalytic, but I feel like it's more than an Agalian dialectic.
42:45
Speaker 4: Right now, then will we will kill you, y'all will
42:49
Speaker 4: be uh be angry, angry again. You'll will come back,
42:53
Speaker 4: will come you, kill you again, kill you again. Then
42:58
Speaker 4: we will start. It's crazy trying to once we see
43:02
Speaker 4: it's too dangerous. Now we will try to calm down
43:06
Speaker 4: the situation, control the narrative so that the our international
43:11
Speaker 4: partners do not see us as a threat to their
43:15
Speaker 4: investments in this country.
43:17
Speaker 1: We discovered that actually the protest.
43:21
Speaker 4: By guns, and we will get to the root of whoever, yes,
43:27
Speaker 4: sponsor these guns. That that was yes, that was not
43:34
Speaker 4: a real police car. It had been painted. They stole
43:37
Speaker 4: the card, they stole the police uniforms. Those somebody should
43:45
Speaker 4: not be allowed to resign. He should be getting charge now,
43:53
Speaker 4: like no, no, how is the insignation is not enough. Okay,
43:58
Speaker 4: we cannot cover up somebody's death by you saying amanished
44:06
Speaker 4: the bus. You you were part of the people that
44:11
Speaker 4: are orchestrated for the murder of this young man. He
44:15
Speaker 4: was a teacher, he was a father qualified.
44:19
Speaker 5: I've seen yes, actually because.
44:23
Speaker 4: Of that which as a country, this country, in my opinion,
44:28
Speaker 4: it should come to a standstill to shoot and I
44:34
Speaker 4: feel like that's.
44:35
Speaker 1: Why we're headed because I feel like now after this
44:38
Speaker 1: video which is going viral crazy right now, and then
44:42
Speaker 1: at the really wrong time, really wrong time, it's just
44:45
Speaker 1: wrong timing. And it's wrong timing again because I think
44:49
Speaker 1: we've been saying of things being recurrent, when something happens
44:53
Speaker 1: in a recurring situation. Because so if I think you've
44:56
Speaker 1: had three cases of people have died.
44:58
Speaker 4: Now in the society we have, we have the image
45:03
Speaker 4: of the police officer will shot early.
45:05
Speaker 5: Let's see, people are tracing him and people are actually
45:11
Speaker 5: people are using the online media. People took photos of
45:14
Speaker 5: them and have compared them from everything. He's already out.
45:23
Speaker 1: Yeah, he must be found.
45:25
Speaker 4: Yeah, because that's what I'm saying.
45:26
Speaker 1: I feel like actually, like right now, where the heats,
45:31
Speaker 1: that's what you say. The temperature is just different. No,
45:33
Speaker 1: I'm not really sure about the temperature being different, but
45:36
Speaker 1: I just know it's not gonna be nice. You know
45:38
Speaker 1: it's from now, it's not gonna be nice.
45:40
Speaker 5: It is not a good Day's not.
45:43
Speaker 1: Anything called peace in Kenya anymore. You know, people understand
45:47
Speaker 1: their rights, understand democracy. You know this is wrong and
45:52
Speaker 1: then wrong timing. We're demonstrating about police brutality and one
45:56
Speaker 1: of your own kills someone else innocently. They're a man's
46:01
Speaker 1: just innocent for posting, for posting. Why are you being
46:04
Speaker 1: triggered by what? I don't understand why people get why
46:07
Speaker 1: are you being triggered by something you've seen online? Anyway?
46:11
Speaker 4: Keep but why are you? Why are you? Why are you?
46:18
Speaker 4: Why are you? Why are you being triggered by criticism?
46:21
Speaker 4: How many people get criticized about their job and they
46:25
Speaker 4: don't go around killing people?
46:26
Speaker 1: Why are you?
46:27
Speaker 4: Okay? Are you triggered? Happy? Is it? Are you power drunk?
46:32
Speaker 4: Is it that you feel like you're in such a
46:34
Speaker 4: position that you can actually end lives? So now you're
46:37
Speaker 4: exercising that power over of the citizens that you should protect. Okay?
46:42
Speaker 4: When injustice becomes law, demonstrations and and and acts of
46:51
Speaker 4: civil disobedience are not a choice anymore. Civil disobedience is
46:58
Speaker 4: how society shows displeasure with the status school their newco.
47:06
Speaker 1: Like this is gonna become worse and then mine you
47:09
Speaker 1: Next week on twenty twenty, on twenty fifth, on twenty twenty,
47:14
Speaker 1: on twenty fifth, next week, people Kenyans nationwide they're supposed
47:20
Speaker 1: to go back to the street in general because of
47:22
Speaker 1: this young man who's currently being demonstrated about. And then
47:25
Speaker 1: it's gonna become worse because it's one year anniversary of
47:29
Speaker 1: more Kenyans who lost their lives innocently for practicing the
47:35
Speaker 1: so called democracy that is not obeyed by the top officials,
47:43
Speaker 1: was supposed to be practicing democracy, one year anniversary of
47:46
Speaker 1: innocent lives which were lost through police brutality again Ramba
47:56
Speaker 1: this time. And then twenty twenty seven, I've seen a
47:59
Speaker 1: video of I was going through much.
48:03
Speaker 4: I know I was going to.
48:07
Speaker 1: You know, it's crazy, man, our same video of a
48:11
Speaker 1: video of Luto. Sometimes when you're saying twenty twenty seven,
48:17
Speaker 1: what's the right time? Twenty twenty seven, twenty twenty seven
48:23
Speaker 1: stand come to you and you say seven stund coming.
48:30
Speaker 1: So you're also trying to tell us how you're not
48:33
Speaker 1: stepping down. Apart from also trying to clear declare dictatorship,
48:39
Speaker 1: which is what you're trying to do and making economy worse,
48:42
Speaker 1: you're telling us you're here to stay. It's crazy. As
48:47
Speaker 1: you literally come towards the end of the show, it's insane.
48:51
Speaker 1: You know it's insane. And then you also say, is
48:54
Speaker 1: I cannot be distracted? I am a man on a
48:57
Speaker 1: mission to transform this country. No amount of the proper
49:01
Speaker 1: Ganda will stop me. I am willing to play the price,
49:05
Speaker 1: whatever it is. It's two million, he has so many
49:11
Speaker 1: price to pay, a lot of blood. Million you want, please,
49:20
Speaker 1: you must step down a tax Alipanga.
49:25
Speaker 4: Taxes is a meaning shoot the bi bullets.
49:28
Speaker 1: I should think only taxes are.
49:32
Speaker 4: Train copsula.
49:34
Speaker 1: I love to longer flan and they're trying to kill you.
49:39
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the police are trained to kill people.
49:51
Speaker 5: That's what they're trying to do. So you better stop
49:54
Speaker 5: with the.
49:54
Speaker 4: So you get what that narrative says. Our police officers
49:59
Speaker 4: are not trained to serve us. They're trying to kill us.
50:03
Speaker 4: They're trying to be instruments of intimidation on the public.
50:10
Speaker 1: And you have to accept that.
50:13
Speaker 4: At some point, you have to ask yourself some very
50:16
Speaker 4: simple questions, you know, like what does it actually mean
50:24
Speaker 4: to be a police officer?
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Speaker 1: I can shoot you with that gun?
50:28
Speaker 5: No?
50:29
Speaker 4: No, no, like like trying to out like what is
50:31
Speaker 4: it look at countries where police officers actually serve people,
50:40
Speaker 4: Like somebody can actually call nine one one and get help.
50:44
Speaker 1: Oh no, I don't know anywhere. I'm not really sure
50:46
Speaker 1: I'm being honest because in America, no no, no, no.
50:49
Speaker 4: No, by by nine one one, it's hypothetical, like there
50:55
Speaker 4: are people, they are countries like know the countries Okay,
51:01
Speaker 4: Japan to some extent where uh a wallet after for
51:07
Speaker 4: a week, Yeah it happens, people have. The only thing
51:15
Speaker 4: they still in Japan in large numbers is umbrellas because
51:20
Speaker 4: it's always so every time when you when you get
51:26
Speaker 4: into like the duka in Japan whatever, like a storage
51:32
Speaker 4: in your shop, so and they're gone. But at your
51:37
Speaker 4: property qui be at your pasiical it's not something that happens.
51:43
Speaker 4: And that isn't even police, that's just the general public.
51:47
Speaker 4: You have countries who have police will come help you
51:50
Speaker 4: get your cat kwamity Okay.
51:54
Speaker 1: That sounds like Asian countries men, because men.
51:57
Speaker 4: The rest of the world is just some tries actually
52:00
Speaker 4: have I will never give a good example of Western
52:06
Speaker 4: police because that the exact example that has been replicated
52:14
Speaker 4: here you get. So I'll talk about countries where I
52:18
Speaker 4: can see the police actually do something positive, and that
52:23
Speaker 4: is why can't you help your people? Like is that
52:29
Speaker 4: so hard? Is it so hard to actually help people
52:33
Speaker 4: to actually one at some point at some point you
52:39
Speaker 4: have to realize that CC no, this is trauma that
52:51
Speaker 4: is being passed a lag from police your time when
52:57
Speaker 4: art and bother to anpigure your own freedom, know your
53:03
Speaker 4: people and your people literally.
53:05
Speaker 1: So that is just what it says is very active
53:09
Speaker 1: still in Africa.
53:09
Speaker 5: But for people it is this is lever. This is
53:14
Speaker 5: lever because without the without the gang, without the uniform,
53:18
Speaker 5: who are you as a police officer?
53:20
Speaker 1: Nobody?
53:21
Speaker 5: You're a common mone And I feel like that's why
53:25
Speaker 5: I feel like that's why the police isolated, because if
53:29
Speaker 5: somebody they know the pressure, if somebody known congopolation, did
53:36
Speaker 5: an arcle younger, they don't. That's why they live alone
53:42
Speaker 5: in their own places. It's because the one to actually
53:48
Speaker 5: the mindset of living with the common money.
53:50
Speaker 4: Yes, because and that's something the former president tried to
53:54
Speaker 4: implement where he had this plan to integrate police. Angest
54:01
Speaker 4: easy my police and now appreciates so letting you because
54:05
Speaker 4: you so, but.
54:07
Speaker 1: The handle But why is this only shoots?
54:14
Speaker 4: But you know they're not supposed to carry guns.
54:16
Speaker 5: You know that they give back their guns every.
54:19
Speaker 4: Evening, every evening. You don't carry your gun home?
54:24
Speaker 5: Yes they do.
54:25
Speaker 4: It is where's the another gun. It's not your property.
54:30
Speaker 4: That's why the guns are hired from the police station.
54:36
Speaker 4: Yes for real, Yeah, it.
54:40
Speaker 5: Is my jacket because numbers for one specific hire from
54:48
Speaker 5: the police station.
54:49
Speaker 1: Gonna be kidding. That's why it's easy for for goons
54:55
Speaker 1: to go higher than you.
54:58
Speaker 5: Every time.
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Speaker 4: It is not more than a higher gun. Okay, secretly
55:03
Speaker 4: it is. It is. It is a racket. It is
55:07
Speaker 4: structured crime, organized crime. Manage allowful owner, Yeah, allowful. The
55:23
Speaker 4: thing is see what number one, number two easy guns
55:29
Speaker 4: the cure engine does in that letter and bok So
55:36
Speaker 4: there was a shooting where I put a co cola,
55:40
Speaker 4: your familiar Kwansa, not your marmalasimare my foot and to
55:48
Speaker 4: investigate his v two.
55:51
Speaker 1: So the gun has been hired to go do a crime.
55:55
Speaker 1: Then from the same same crime, they're gonna eat money.
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Speaker 4: See what I've solved your crime? Crazy, they're solving the.
56:04
Speaker 1: Crime you're supposed to be solving a crime without taking
56:07
Speaker 1: no funds for me.
56:10
Speaker 4: Ever, dealt to police. I could have police me and
56:12
Speaker 4: you got my angle. I show free.
56:17
Speaker 1: Police officers.
56:20
Speaker 4: There's nothing for free. There's nothing for there's nothing for free.
56:29
Speaker 1: Wow, this is crazy. It's so toxic.
56:34
Speaker 4: I'm tired at this point, as Shaky went to oxens
56:45
Speaker 4: fight you you know me? Yeah that's easy, not wazy
56:51
Speaker 4: policey now can.
56:58
Speaker 1: I'm waiting to see you twenty fifth personally next week
57:01
Speaker 1: to see how it's gonna be. That's I think my
57:03
Speaker 1: closing remark of today, before I go through the comments
57:05
Speaker 1: very quickly. Shut to Yougiba Jabba, and to everyone uses
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57:17
Speaker 1: well if you're entering the conversation. We're talking about what
57:19
Speaker 1: is happening in Kenya, demonstrations that have been happening since
57:23
Speaker 1: last week, but today since a little bit heated. We
57:25
Speaker 1: have gone so have been paid of course by our
57:28
Speaker 1: county governor, that is Narrobi County governor and of course
57:33
Speaker 1: other unknown officials that they're screaming Rutal to stay for
57:37
Speaker 1: another five years. Of course you understand these are paid people.
57:40
Speaker 1: Others are saying, you know, we're protecting the city and
57:44
Speaker 1: they're going stealing from women, men coming from work. So
57:48
Speaker 1: it's just crazy to see we have an official saying
57:50
Speaker 1: that these are not goods the people protecting their businesses.
57:53
Speaker 1: And then also have a young man was being shot
57:55
Speaker 1: just a few hours ago. And this is on the
57:59
Speaker 1: demomonstration of end police brutality. So on fifth of June
58:04
Speaker 1: we have a mass demonstration kend Of is supposed to
58:07
Speaker 1: turn out. Of course, this is a marx and anniversary
58:10
Speaker 1: of last year's demonstrations, So we're gonna see how things
58:13
Speaker 1: are gonna be. It's quite disturbing now to see these
58:17
Speaker 1: images coming from the streets. But of course then you
58:21
Speaker 1: send updates coming right now from the two five four.
58:24
Speaker 1: But I said you but Jabbahi T two He says
58:27
Speaker 1: we have the same distractions here cameless is correct, and
58:31
Speaker 1: also says we need an official inquiry. Let's form a commission.
58:37
Speaker 1: His excellency is a narcissist. They react that way. That's
58:41
Speaker 1: the that's the dangerous. That's dangerous for our leader. And
58:45
Speaker 1: also see he says, you have you have three, have
58:50
Speaker 1: a good evening. You three have a good evening. No,
58:52
Speaker 1: thank you so much, and of course thank you for
58:54
Speaker 1: hoping in. He also say it's most police around the
58:57
Speaker 1: globe train in Israel, and also saying so they get
59:01
Speaker 1: hired for heat then charge the grieving family to investigate
59:06
Speaker 1: the crime exactly, which is just also something I'm learning
59:09
Speaker 1: today because I've never known that. I always think the
59:11
Speaker 1: cops get to go home with their guns and then
59:15
Speaker 1: the guns come and hire from here, because I've seen
59:18
Speaker 1: that happening and operating around where I grew up to
59:22
Speaker 1: still guns, It's crazy. And then the last comment of
59:26
Speaker 1: the day as we get closing remarks from Shmanei and
59:29
Speaker 1: Camelesh is that you'll stay safe is the rain has
59:33
Speaker 1: stopped back to my blacks. It's running there too. Stay
59:36
Speaker 1: safe and stay warm and see your course on the
59:38
Speaker 1: Africa Today Show if you'll be able to catch up
59:41
Speaker 1: of course with me and mister Black of Fire. Much love.
59:44
Speaker 1: Closing remarks, guys, the.
59:46
Speaker 5: Power is in your hands. As you don't stop fighting,
59:48
Speaker 5: you have to take the power. That is my closing remark.
59:51
Speaker 5: Have a beautiful one, Take care of yourself, your families
59:54
Speaker 5: and friends.
59:56
Speaker 4: You shouldn't stay negotiating with the government for our lives. People. Okay,
1:00:02
Speaker 4: that's all I have to say. You're free.
1:00:06
Speaker 1: That's what's please. Family, have yourself a beautiful, beautiful day.
1:00:11
Speaker 3: Reasons and salitationis everyone here is Angel Robinson.
1:00:14
Speaker 4: Your making brought them all the way.
1:00:23
Speaker 1: I'm exact state you can take a good condition into attend.
1:00:30
Speaker 2: I don't know how.
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Speaker 4: I many never said
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Speaker 5: Yeah,