This is a series of CVSI and the world. I'm John Bachelor. To Italy, the Lorenzo Fiore of the Anselda Foundation, to begin with praise for Georgia Maloney, the Prime Minister of Italy, but most recently the chair of the G7 meeting in the south of Italy and making headlines everywhere for first of all her leadership and generosity at the

event but also for leaning toward the global south represented by Norengra Modi of India and

Javier Malay of Argentina.

Lorenzo, a very good day to you.

We know Georgia Maloney is a great leader.

I believe the rest of Europe and all of America just discovered

she's a great leader. Did she get good attention, praise in the Italian media for the way she

handled the G7? Good evening to you.

Good evening to all the radio listeners for a very gray and cloudy and foggy genuine.

That's very strange for summer time.

Well, let me tell you that in Italy we have the usual polemic between those that are part of the right

and those that are part of the left.

Don't forget that still the largest and those that are part of the left.

Don't forget that still the largest part of media

belongs to the left.

So they are always very critical.

Whatever George Meloni does, they are always very critical with the air.

So they try to see what we say in Italian, the glass alfa empty rather than

full but in my opinion George Meloni did very well in the G7 and I think this is

the perception of the largest majority of the Italian population.

Why? Well, I can tell you that she brought the Pope to talk about artificial intelligence

and theatrics implication in front of all the European leaders and also

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