Morgan: “Me and Sgarbi vulgar at Maxxi? No evening of very high value”

“Vulgar and sexist?”. On the contrary: “It was an evening of the highest cultural value”. Rejects the sender of the allegations Marco Castoldiknown on the scene as morganwhich in recent days has participated in the Maxxi museum in Rome at the evening with Vittorio Sgarbi ended up at the center of controversy. Museum employees (41 out of 43) have in fact written a letter of protest to the president of the Maxxi Foundation, Alessandro Giuli, criticizing Sgarbi’s bad language, vulgarity and sexist words. Accusations so serious that even the Minister of Culture intervened, Gennaro Sangiuliano, who spoke of an “unacceptable and decomposed performance, that’s not culture”. And Giuli had to intervene on Tg1 to apologize to the employees for Sgarbi’s foul language.

But in an interview with the magazine Mow, Morgan criticizes the media storm that has been unleashed against him and the Undersecretary of Culture. When asked implicitly whether he and Sgarbi should apologize for their behavior, Morgan replies as follows: “I played Bruno Martino, Tony Renis and talked about Leopardi”, and also Sgarbi “remembered his past life in an affectionate way”. So “let’s banish Don Giovanni And Casanova as figures from history?”. And of Minister Sangiuliano he says: “He is allowing himself to be influenced by a distorted and manipulative vision, while Giuli is slipping away for fear of losing his job”.
Then he reiterates that it would only have been “an ironic show” and throws a jab at the Maxxi employees: “Who wrote the letter against Sgarbi, someone from the right?”.