Sit-com Taverna-Castaldi, social squabble between the 5S and Gonzo: "I only know what makes you laugh involuntarily"

The social controversy between Cinquestelle Taverna-Castaldi and the comedian and TV presenter, Luca Bizzarri, who is also president of the Palazzo Ducale Culture Foundation in Genoa, also continued on Christmas day. Everything stems from the found of the Cinquestelle senators Paola Taverna and Gianluca Castaldi (undersecretary for relations with Parliament) who decided to create a mini sitcom to illustrate the advantages of the maneuver just approved. Obviously imitating Cafe room of the couple Paolo Kessisoglu and Luca Bizzarri. It is precisely Gonzo to pronounce the last slating. Basically saying: I only know that you make people laugh involuntarily.

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In the clip, posted yesterday on social media, the two also launch an attack on Giorgia Meloni (although not explicitly mentioning it). Castaldi evokes it. "Many did not vote for it (editor's note), like that … what's its name … the mother of the people. Why didn't you vote for such a strong measure on families?". Taverna replies: "But what mother of the people … mother of the slogans, just in case. That money has it. But what do you want me to know about the families that do not arrive even at the end of the month, otherwise you saw this maneuver as it voted" .

Gonzo doesn't like: "They don't know that Cafe room had a fixed room. They don't know he was in front of a machine. They can't act. Judging from the last bar, they don't know how to conjugate the verbs in Italian ", is the first reaction of the Genoese actor. It triggers a discreet social debate, compatibly with the festive day. And it also triggers some hater. Then Undersecretary Castaldi takes the field directly with a tweet to claim: "Denigrated by the media, we fight by all means". The actor's reply arrives a few hours later: "You do yours and I do mine, that is, write down what makes you laugh involuntarily". All seasoned with an exchange of Christmas greetings.

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