2025-10-24
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We want to start by playing you a song and we'd like to hear what you make of this song.
What's she saying?
I am Giorgia, I am Italian, I am a Christian, I am a mother,
I am a woman, and you will not take it away from me.
This is Barbara Serra, she's an old friend of mine.
She's an Italian journalist who's been reporting for almost 30 years.
And she's come to the studio to tell us about Giorgia Maloney, the Italian Prime Minister.
So this was a speech that she was giving where she really encapsulates,
you know, a lot of the identity politics.
It got remixed.
I heard it everywhere.
And yeah, so I guess a political message that at least resonated in the clubs.
Have you danced to this song?
Oh, everyone's danced to this song.
Yes, yes.
No matter what part of the political spectrum they're on.
You hit a certain time in the nightclub evening that maybe that doesn't quite matter so much.
Yes, it was just everywhere.
It shows what she is.