the same way our leaders run our country. they yammer on endlessly g abour itmocracy, but then at the same time, they do their best to a avoid democracy s most basic requirements, like free speechel and representative government. e a few years ago, the prime minister of italy at the time, paolo gentiloni, bragged tow ye the world economic forum about his plans to, quote, bring more social justice to the country by what she meant, importing many more thousands of poorly educated economic migrants from the third world into italy. we are very open on migration, he said. we are saving lives at sea, a saving lives.oo congratulations. you re such a good person. but the question is , and it s a relevant question in a democracy, what are the people who live in italy that would be your constituents? think of that idea. well, as the prime ministert? explained, he didn t care, quot: quote, a demand for more democracy not only is wrong, it s even dangerous.llows you following this, you
and now it s obvious because she just won. and so even in this country, the people running and benefiting from a deeplystem are corrupt and doomed system are hysterical. watch the reaction to that. i want to start today by talking about a politiciann h on the right who we should all be worried about, who sri on the rise today. gha politician who was brushed off, accusations of fascism.poln what separates us from, let saca say, italy, who elected a fascist. she is from fascist brutes, p a far right political party whose roots go back to post-world war who neo fascist y party that has its roots in italian fascism, its roots in italian fascism. define that for us , if you would, joe scarborough, oser. you re an idiot. you can t. faugt the poinh.t is fascist mes unacceptable. whatever this chick is saying, you re not allowed t o agree with . they re very worried that that many italiansey are w do ae