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During a visit to Kenya, President Obama's comments on gay rights are met with opposition from Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, who states the issue is not a priority for his people. The hosts note that while Obama is celebrated as a "native son" in Kenya, his Western social agenda creates friction with local laws and customs.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) dropped all charges against Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta due to a lack of evidence. A "No Agenda" producer who worked as an expert for the ICC claims the court lied about the Kenyan government's non-compliance regarding phone records. The host suggests the case was a symbolic attempt to prove the ICC could indict a sitting head of state, potentially setting a precedent for future indictments against leaders like Vladimir Putin.
Ture's Geography Error and Kenya's President
MSNBC contributor Ture incorrectly identified Kenya as being on the "northern coast" of Africa during a report on the Westgate mall attack. The hosts mock the error, noting Kenya is on the east coast. Additionally, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta is heard stating that the attackers have been "ashamed and defeated," a phrasing the hosts find unusual.
