This is CBS. I am the world. I'm John Batchel. I welcome my colleague Lorenzo Fiore. He's in Milan,

helping me understand, first of all, what it is to become an Italian without actually becoming an Italian,

to visit the country, and to enjoy the the country and to follow the rules about being a long-time resident, being a citizen.

But we begin with the story of headlines in Italy.

Lorenzo, Los Angeles has dominated the story here in America for more than a week now.

The turmoil, the disruption, the charges, the legal fight.

Has it been a big story in Italy?

And how has it presented on the television and the newspapers?

Good evening to you.

Good evening.

Good evening.

To the radio listener.

Even in Italy, that was one of the headlines until yesterday, I would say, after the

Israeli attack Iran.

The L.A. riots were commented on any media and the TV as one of the priority news.

And it was presented like something very, very scary in terms of democracy and freedom

that are somehow undermined by the Trump administration.

There were also a lot of question to the foreign minister

regarding Italian that have been arrested and may be brought to Guantanamo basis. And Mr.

Tajani said, no, no, no, no problem. I have already informed the U.S. authority that if there

is any legal Italian citizen that

has been arrested, there is no problem

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