nairobi and promised to work to unite the country with the kenyans have won the election rerun that was ordered by the supreme court the boycotted by the opposition even as he was being sworn in police were tear gassing demonstrators taking part in a protest led by opposition leader raul odinga. de w. correspondent catherine i wonder is in nairobi welcome back catherine so rather a danger boycotted the rerun and held a rally today the day the president was being sworn in what did he have to say. oh he has made his most explosive speech in the last couple of days which is saying that he will be sworn in by a people's assembly on the twelfth of december now the twelfth of december is kenya's independence day a very significant day for millions of kenyans so his announcement comes growth as a shock to people who support the main ruling party saying that it's probably even just a joke that he's just looking for mileage but then you have his supporters who are