Serena Bortone, whose name has dominated the pages of newspapers for days and days, was one of the protagonists of the last episode of Verissimo, the program that airs at the weekend on Canale 5. “I’m very calm. I have no particulars anxieties or excitement. In life we all try to do the right thing, but in my opinion the important thing is not to do the wrong thing”: this is how the presenter began when Silvia Toffanin asked her to talk about the case of Antonio Scurati, the writer of missed monologue conceived for April 25th. “Have you received more attacks or certificates of esteem?”, asked the hostess, referring to the report that the journalist herself made the morning in which the controversy of the alleged censorship in Rai was caused to arise.
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“It wouldn’t be elegant for me to make rankings. If there’s one thing I hate, it’s complacency. When I fall for it, I’m ashamed because it’s a mortal sin. I won’t make rankings for you, but I smile at you and I’m calm,” she said. said avoiding giving a clear answer on the case. Then the presenter of “What will be…” spoke again and continued: “The attacks on social media…I feel a sense of tenderness towards those who use their time to attack on the web when they could be going for a walk or read a book. I’m happy to say it here too: don’t worry, life is beautiful”, he chanted from the center of the studio.
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Addressing Toffanin, Bortone asked: “Do I look like a victim to you?” “I am a proud employee of Rai. In life you pay a price for everything. Freedom has a price. Perhaps I paid a price for my total absence of flattery. This supreme art of being a courtier does not belong to me. In life yes pays a price for everything. The important thing is to do your duty, which is important”, added the presenter.
