Now squash the opposition and crack down on descent. With elections here in January, we'll see that he is now facing an unlikely challenger. Hope star turned on the tissue of the people, or be mine. That's a little taste of his music. He's been in Parliament in 2017, and he says he's been tortured for multiple criticisms of the 70, and he's now dodging death for daring to run for president. He was arrested last month, his car has been shot down, and he now wears a bulletproof vest to campaign. The hobby wine is joining us from the Ugandan Capital Camp Parliament. Welcome to the program. How difficult is it for you? I've just read a list, a list of the pressure you're under and it's a very real bullets that have been fired your way. Tell me why you're taking this risk. Thank you very much for having me in Christian, and pardon me if I look so stressed. I've just been forced out of three districts tonight, where the police officers are not allowing me to sleep in those districts. Right now, I'm in a row, and the only hotel that was willing to take me over the night is a hotel where my driver was shot dead, and I also survived death on the 13th of August in 2018. But I'm happy to be here. I am taking this risk because it is worth taking, because nobody else is going to do it other than we ourselves. And in any case, not taking the risk is even taking a bigger risk, because nobody is safe. Those that stay home and keep silent about the enslavement and we who speak out, that is why I dare to represent my people in this trouble. So you know I said many people are, you know, one in a board when the president first came to power. In fact, 80% of you can't be people, but under the age of 35, which is how long he was 70, has been in power. So what is it that makes you believe that somebody who's held on to power and his number is rightful, you know, for childhood. And potentially could make a face of myself as yourself. Well, I was also four years when president M.S.E. took charge of our country, but like you mentioned, the biggest part of our population is under the age of 35 precisely. Over 80% of our population is my age and below. These are the disconnected young people, they unemployed, they excluded, they have notes. Our country has been divided into the hubs and have notes. So these are the masses looking and searching for a different, searching for better, searching for change, but most importantly, wanting to be free in their country, wanting their voice to be heard. That is the constituency that I am representing. What gives me confidence that we can overwhelm the dictatorship is the history, the recent history in Africa. The young people did it in the Gambia, the young people did it in the Sudan. The young people have done it all through history. That is why I believe that if we stick by the law, if we come out massively and vote, we can be able to overwhelm the dictatorship of President M.S.E. and for the first time in our life, also have a test of true freedom. So, I've interviewed the President several times, the last time was a few years ago, it was a bit of date, but he insisted to be that the opposition is free to operate in his country. This is a little bit of what he said. The position in the Uganda for pits for the airborne freight field is not a position which was tight for with the other, we never have a strength or position at all. So, let a little place feel no restraint on the way, telling me apart from the very real danger, which is obviously, I guess, your own riding concern, are you able to campaign your access to the media? What are the issues of the U.F.A.C. trying to mount a credible campaign? Well, it is funny for President M.S.E. to say there's a level playing field for the opposition. First of all, I was arrested on the day of nomination, on the nomination ground. I was beaten, paper sprayed and driven straight to my home. I have been blocked from using the main roads by the police and the military. Just tonight, I was denied a combination from three districts. And like I say, the only hotel that was willing to take me in is this hotel owned by my friend, the same hotel where my driver was murdered two years ago. I am not allowed to speak on radio stations. The military has literally taken over the campaign process. I am not allowed to access any town. And whenever I try to campaign, I am driven in very, very remote areas where there are no people. Thanks to the dynamics, the way they are, because the people, especially young people, have had to walk miles and miles to access us. The only media that I can be allowed on in social media, that is the only media that we have that we can use to communicate to our people. I, as you mentioned, I have to put on a bullet proof for me to be able to campaign. I have survived two assassination attempts in the last two weeks where bullets have been shot in my car in on the tires and in the windscreen. Our Tiaqas canisters are thrown at us every time we are Tiaqas and brutalized and even shot with live bullets by the police and the military. That is the ground that President Musaib calls the Leon. I just wonder whether you think what Jeremy Rue mentioned is going to be free and fair. And if not, what do you think the recall is? We see what happened in Belarus if you want to go. We saw the international community in the EU. You know, many some noise is, but not a massive amount has happened there. We have a new president and a new administration coming into the United States. They say they got to put human rights back, certainly, supply, and then foreign policy. What do you think the US, what do you call it on the United States to do? Is this not what we get? The president is a very close ally. Is he a president or what? Oh, first of all.