the mayor of venice. some went to prison on plea bargains while the plmayor was placed under house arrest and forced to resign under allegations of kickbacks, which he denied. what did you think when the mayor and all the others were arrested? i think the politicses here is a problem. in italy, i think more than other places. it s very corrupting, that amount of money. billions of dollars. when you are corrupted for tenuros, it s nothing but there are millions euros there. it s easy to keep many. francesco says he worked on mose in the 90s but quit in disgust. i felt that there was something wrong there. so i was thinking to leave, to stop, because i didn t want to be involved in things that this is my town. i believe in my town. and now venice is being asked
close. this is that point where you have to choose between your ideology and survival. you re start tog see in states like georgia where you had the republican plmayor or north carolina where they stood up and say, we do need to expand where you have now actually in louisiana david vitter saying, i might consider expanding medicaid because this is now literally an issue of dollars and cents where working families paying their fico taxes not able to get health care and domino effect that will shut down hospitals. i live in tennessee and i get a lot of people are anti-government. this is a place i totally agree with joy s point. the notion that you re just kind of left to fend for yourself. this is a place where government is actually helpful. setting kind of policies that protect families. standing up and enabling business but setting limits and worker voice and a place where unions are very helpful. the institutions that are traditionally helpful for family