Eight and a half, Gruber looks like Salvini. The Minister Pd insists: "But is the Ius soli really the priority?"

For one evening, for a few seconds, Lilli Gruber remember (almost) Matteo Salvini. Unexpected turn a Half past eight, where the guest is Roberto Gualtieri, Minister of Economy of Pd. After an episode of talking about the maneuver, sugar tax, tax on company cars and other amenities, the presenter decides to put some pepper in the studio and throw it into politics. The theme of the last hours is it Ius soli, imprudently launched as a grenade on the government by the secretary Nicola Zingaretti causing the "bewilderment" of Luigi Di Maio and many commentators.

"Minister Gualtieri – asks Gruber – but the abolition of the security Decree and the Ius soli are indeed the priorities? ". A somewhat biased question that will have pulled Di Maio a smile (in fact he had used the same argument to reply to Zingaretti, quoting Venice is Ilva) but that is also music for Salvini's and Northern League's ears.