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    "id": 777767,
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    "speaker_name": "Sen. Kihika",
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    "speaker": {
        "id": 13216,
        "legal_name": "Susan Wakarura Kihika",
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    "content": "In my statement, it is also clear that the firearms were withdrawn as the investigations continue. The purported swearing-in was a gross misconduct for these officers to have attended. We are asking for a little additional time to come up with the answers for the supplementary questions that have arisen. We have also heard from Sen. Khaniri talking about how his security in the village was withdrawn. He should be one of the lucky Kenyans who have security in the village as well as in Nairobi. Most of us do not have that. The point is; he was also at Uhuru Park. So, you cannot attend an illegal swearing-in and then come here to cry that your security has been taken away. As we continue to come up with a more comprehensive answer, that is the baseline. As far as the due process is concerned; a firearm can cause a lot of harm in this country. I am sure national security issues would trump your right for due process. Nonetheless, with time, that will happen as the investigations are concluded and we will come back with a more comprehensive answer. As far as some people who were at Uhuru Park and are not here on this list, I am also a bit confused as to whether the Minority Leader wants to see more of his colleagues’ security withdrawn because they were at Uhuru Park but their names are not here. I am also sure that you know, if you go fishing and you throw a net in the sea, you do not catch all the fish, you catch some. Mr. Speaker, Sir I ask for two weeks and we will be able to come with a more comprehensive answer on the subject."
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