“For the foreign press, she (Giorgia Meloni editor’s note) defines herself as a dwarf. He sent a message to Salvini. Because Salvini was the first to define her as a blonde dwarf.” Words from Roberto D'Agostino who, as a guest of Otto e mezzo, tried to interpret the irony of the Prime Minister, explaining how, under On the surface, his jokes could have been aimed at Deputy Prime Minister Salvini. But then the conversation in the studio, in front of presenter Lilli Gruber, former Meloni spokesperson Mario Sechi and Corriere journalist Monica Guerzoni, begins to become tense. “Okay, nana is nana,” explains Dago. Gruber then interrupts him: “No, no, Roberto is a body shame. Here we respect institutions…”. The exchange went viral on social media and was filmed by Grande Scourge.
50 surreal seconds in which we talk about “Meloni, the blonde dwarf” #half past eight pic.twitter.com/Ya5vldyqxG
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