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    "content": "The Attorney-General is right and we shall support him. Do not gag the media, but sexually explicit content must not be aired on television or radio. There are better things to talk about as a nation. We can do better. We know that sex sells cheap. It sells very easily, but some of the programmes I watch on Kenyan television--- Even in the USA, you can watch them, but they must be on pay cable. You cannot watch them at will! What do we do, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir? Now I am here and my children are at home. They are only ten years or seven years old. I cannot stop them from watching television. That is the responsibility of the Government. Do not fear. There is nothing to fear. There is no country where such things are not controlled. If there is one, I stand to be corrected. Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I know many hon. Members have interest in this matter, but I would like to tell the Attorney-General that there are many more issues that he can incorporate here and we shall support him to the end. I would like to tell him that, personally, I am not against him getting paid. This is because there is an office of somebody called “Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission Director”. Why should he earn more money than the Attorney-General? Why should Mr. Ringera earn more money than the Attorney-General? He earns more money than even the President! So, let us be honest. The timing may be wrong, Mr. Attorney-General, but negotiate with us. The truth is that the Attorney-General, being the chief legal advisor of the Government, must earn good money so that people do not see him with briefcases."
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