Adrian Blomfield, East Africa correspondent for The Economist, shares insights into Kenya’s political landscape following the recent presidential election. He discusses the historic shift away from ethnic alignment towards class-based voting and the implications for democracy. Blomfield raises questions about the newly elected William Ruto's ability to navigate legal challenges and economic hurdles. The conversation also touches on broader issues, such as rising drug addiction in Mexico and alarming trends of firearms at American airports, highlighting cultural contrasts.