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Over here, but about 4 5 minute to an hour ago people were enjoying their evening, but when they started seeing the numbers coming from in ohio and here. they've only got 20% of the votes counted, but it is leaning in that direction. what does that mean, take our country back? >> it means ending corruption. it means loving our country. it means bringing back freedom and liberty to america and bringing back all the things that we believe in in our country. >> is there some kind of a -- [cheers and applause] >> as you can tell, it's a loud, raucous place. is there some kind of a message that you...

Depends. democracy is sometimes messy and for leaders sometimes it's frustrating. democracy means that somebody is always complaining about something. nobody is ever happy in a democracy about their government. if you make one person happy, somebody else is unhappy. sometimes somebody who you made happy later on now they are not happy. they say what have you done for me lately? but that's -- that's the nature of democracy. that's why it works is because it's constantly challenging leaders to up their game and to do better and such civic participation and freedom is also essential for rooting o...

His speech about progress. the president recalling his time 30 years ago visiting that country, remembering the challenges there, and then talking about the opportunities that he sees for youth today, for people in kenya today. he talked about progress. he also talked about the challenges. challenges of ending corruption. challenges also to make sure that women are treated fairly. to end domestic violence sexual assault and to make sure that children are being -- are able to get an education. a reporter michelle kazinski has been following the president during his historic africa trip. let's t...

Kenya. i mean -- i want everybody to understand that there's no country that's completely free of corruption. certainly, here in the african continent, there are many countries that deal with this problem and i want to assure you i speak about it wherever i go not just here in kenya. so i don't want everybody to get too sensitive. but the fact is too often here in kenya as is true in other places corruption is tolerated because that's how things have always been done. people just think that that is sort of the normal state of affairs, and there was a time in the united states where that was tr...

Us the enormous barriers to progress that so many kenyans face ds just one or two generations ago. this is a young country. we were talking last night at dinner. the president's father was the first president. we're only a generation removed, and the daily limitations and sometimes humiliations of colonialism, that's recent history, the corruption and tribalism and cronyism that confronts young nations is recent history. what this tells us is an arc of progress from foreign rule to independence and so isolation and education and engagement with the wider world. it speaks of incredible progress...