00:00Meloni's is now firmly the longest-serving in the history of the Italian Republic.
00:04Who would have ever thought?
00:05Who would have ever thought?
00:06And then I ask you, really...
00:08Don't let the fact that you worked side by side with your presidency put you off.
00:13I was convinced she would do it.
00:15You were already convinced then.
00:16So the question is, is political stability really everything?
00:20So, Meloni's opponents say, well, stability is immobility.
00:26I completely disagree.
00:28Stability is a virtuous principle to be cultivated.
00:32I'm just thinking about the billions, the billions of euros we've saved by having a stable government.
00:38The rating agencies have always detected this thing.
00:42That is, the fact that there is a stable government is an insurance on the markets.
00:47and therefore an insurance on the savings of Italians
00:50which has been well guarded and preserved from financial shocks.
00:55This is something that perhaps not many people understand.
00:58but it is probably one of the greatest merits of this government.
01:03He did not squander the citizens' wealth.
01:08Look, this is a very, very important thing.
