Antonio Di Pietro, Gianni Barbacetto

Every time you're about to put the microphone in front of his mouth, you already know what he's going to say: that Berlusconi should resign. But instead of being boring with the usual jabs, why doesn't he propose something??? I don't see him as much of a political reference. In any case, the entire opposition has this problem... criticizing without ever engaging in dialogue, and Berlusconi is right.