Racism, Gruber-Meloni quarrel at La7: "Ambiguous right with foreigners". "You're accusing me"

Clash on a Half past eight (La7) between the deputy of Brothers of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, and the conductor of the transmission, Lilli Gruber, on the theme ofanti-Semitism and on the affair of the parliamentarian Galeazzo Bignami and the municipal councilor of Bologna Marco Lisei, both from Meloni's party, which recently released a video on Facebook in which they showed the names and surnames of foreign families on the intercoms of public housing in Bologna.
On this last case, the FdI president objects to Gruber's definition of ‘Editing of black lists: "It seems like one forcing call it that. I report that softly the intercoms are public, they are not private things. It is not a question of filing foreigners ".

"They gave the idea that those families illegally occupied homes," replies the journalist.
"Giving insight? No – replies Meloni – The theme is not foreigners ".
"So, is that initiative okay?" Gruber says.
"The theme concerns the functioning of the rankings for access to public housing – continues Meloni – And these often discriminate against Italian families".
"Too bad that in the specific reality what his deputy said was not true", Says the presenter.
"Oh well, but this is another theme", Replied the MP.

The squab continues for a few minutes and rediscovers the insults to the senator for life Liliana Segre and onanti-Semitism. Meloni denies that the right can be accused of anti-Semitism and accuses the left of having a certain ambiguity in this regard.
Gruber rises up: "But leave the left behind, I'm asking you about the right."
Meloni bursts out: "No, sorry, I don't let the left go. You ask me a question and you have to answer me every now and then. " And pull out the prints showing the screenshots of two tweets: one of Chef Rubio and the other of the deputy of Italy Viva, Michele Anzaldi, which mistakenly places Meloni in the Pd.
The controversy explodes: Gruber tries to curb the host, Meloni continues his intervention, urging the journalist to let her talk with a repeated "Stop".
"There is this gentleman named Chef Rubio who defines Zionism as" cancer of the world "- thunders Meloni – and Anzaldi wants to give him a program in Rai. And you come and ask me? My MPs who write these things do not have them ”.

"I think I have a duty to ask you questions – Gruber replies – You are the representative of the Italian right and you are my guest. So, I ask you questions about the Italian right ”.
"And I responded to the Italian right," replied the deputy.
"No, he didn't answer – the journalist observes – He told me that intercoms in Bologna are good".
The deputy of the Brothers of Italy is not there and does not hold his fury: "Excuse me, but what do the intercoms enter with Zionism? You are making a lot of confusion. This thing annoys me ”.
"Now I get upset too," says Gruber.
"You are making accusations against me and towards the Italian right, which now, courtesy, should substantiate," replied the MP.
"I didn't make any accusations. We don't do the usual curtain ”, the presenter relaunches.

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