On Tuesday, Di Battista doesn’t hold back on Scurati: “Meloni is a…”. Floris takes it back

At the center of the debate on the last episode of Dimartedì, La7’s politics and current affairs programme, was the missed monologue by Antonio Scurati, the writer who should have spoken on What will it be… last Saturday and who instead didn’t show up it’s presented. When the case broke out (because it was reported by the presenter Serena Bortone), the left shouted fascism. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, however, to make the text accessible to all and, to dismantle any exploitation of the story and any hypothesis of censorship, published it on her official Facebook profile. Starting from the choice of the leader of the Brothers of Italy, Alessandro Di Battista launched a harsh attack: “Do you know why Meloni intervened? Because it’s a nonsense. She thought ‘Now I’ll publish the monologue and make a good impression. ‘” he chanted from the center of the studio.

The words chosen by the former deputy of the 5 Star Movement were not liked by Giovanni Floris: “Institutional slang is fine, but hold back a little on the Roman”, he said. Di Battista did not stop and, in fact, continued with the usual refrain: “Given that that compensation stuff is obscenity, it was the same argument that was used by members of the Democratic Party when Orsini’s RAI contract was cancelled. There he was ‘injured by Atlanticism’: he could not criticize NATO and his contract had to be cancelled.” “Rai is not occupied by the parties, it is occupied by the government. When there was subdivision during the First Republic, paradoxically there was more balance. Anyone who is scandalized should keep quiet”, he added.