i'm rob hopkins. i've had the pleasure of living in working in kenya for a number of years. i'm wondering if you could share your thoughts on how you see kenya's role specifically in the region outside of their -- you know, exporting security to somalia and things of that nature, the internal struggles that kenya has and whether they're able to -- if they have the capacity to be an exporter of security or what other roles do you see them in the horn of africa or at large? thank you. >> you know, kenya's an economic powerhouse in the sense that it has this incredibly vibrant economy. it's just a question of making sure that the redistribution within the system works. kenya of going through it own exercise of reviewing its entire constitutional arrangement post 2007, in effect what -- and kenya's emblematic in a much more sophisticated sense of what's going on in the region. we talk about democracy. the real issue is how far do you decentralize in a region where you still have incomplete national projects. ok. this is the interesting and fascinating dilemma of this region. you