This is a series, I on the world, I'm John Bachelor. To Lorenzo Fiore in Italy for a report on the very powerful, very popular, an extremely unpredictable Prime Minister

of Italy, George Maloney, representing what is understood as a right of center government,

it's a coalition government, and George Maloney in the past

has been associated with Italian history with the so-called fascist movement of the 1930s and

40s. She is a modern woman and traveling in her own country because this is the

week she's hosting as chair of the G7 meeting. She was in Campagna, which is the southernmost province of Italy that includes Naples.

I go now to Lorenzo to help me understand this story.

Lorenzo, a very good day to you, the governor of Campagna,

Vitenzo de Lucca,

in some moment in the recent past, referred to the Prime Minister of Italy as

a Stranza, which I understand is a rude word. It's not a vulgar word, it's a rude word.'s not a vulgar word it's a rude word and upon meeting and shaking the

hands of Georgia Maloney what did she say to the governor good evening to you

good evening to you good evening John and good evening to all the radio listener.

Well, let me tell you that what happened today's ago is now very viral here in Italy.

Georgia Maloney, I think, was a very superwoman at this time meeting the governor of Campania Vincinso de Luca when she went to Kaivano, a place that we spoke about because of a rape of a young girls by seven young guy in a very abundant area that is now a sort of target of our government to revert and

put the control of the Italian authority in order to let say, restore the public life and not leave that area in the hands of gang and so on.

So, Georgia met the governor and of course she introduced herself using the same word that the

governor used in the parliament a few weeks ago speaking about her with some journalist and other

parliamentary members and of course this was known to George Meloni and so when she met him she

introduced herself using that red wall.

I am George Meloni and then Strons.

And of course,

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