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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32052, member: 636"] Murkomen slammed Muturi for keeping secret papers. He told reporters that Muturi broke rules when he saved official files. As past Attorney General, Muturi promised to keep government stuff private. Murkomen thinks Muturi saved these papers for bad reasons. He said other countries would put someone like Muturi in jail fast. Muturi talked on TV about President Ruto making crooked money deals. He claimed he saved proof in his emails as backup. Murkomen fired back, "Every AG handles secret papers marked 'top secret.' These belong to the government, not you. Anyone who copies official papers for two years acts wrong. These papers never become personal stuff. You can't hide behind fighting crooks." Murkomen mentioned Hillary Clinton from America. She faced big trouble for mixing work messages with personal emails. "When secret papers sit in your email, that harms national safety," Murkomen explained. Clinton ran into major issues because she talked about national safety through her personal account. The Interior boss also addressed claims that Muturi had lost his guards. He said Muturi may have fewer guards because he lost his cabinet job. "I will ask the police chief about this. We never play games with safety matters. The police chief handles these things unless big problems happen," Murkomen added. Earlier, Muturi said guards who protected him as former Speaker received orders to stop working. Muturi shot back at leaders, "If anyone tries to scare me again, they picked the wrong person." The fight between these leaders shows deep cracks inside the government team. [/QUOTE]

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