"Who will close the chapters?", Rama loses his cool with the journalist: You're driving me crazy! Say something stupid and stay there

Prime Minister Edi Rama debated with journalist Robert Rakipllari regarding the issue of EU integration.

Invited to Top News, the journalist reminded Rama that the issue of integration is who will close the chapters to join the EU, referring to the case of Montenegro, which has opened all of them, but has only closed 3.

This seems to have angered Rama, whom he considered a fool. 

Excerpts from the debate:

Rakipllari: Who closes them?

Rama: I'm listening, let's finish with the opening. This means that this support shows that there is support from all member states.

Rakipllari: It doesn't matter, whoever closes them will join the EU. Montenegro has opened all of them, but has only closed 3.

Rama: How are you going to close them without opening them?

Rakiplari: Who will close the clock?

Rama: The context has changed

Rakipllari: I heard Merz, I heard Macron, they don't have any priority on enlargement

Rama: But who says these things?

Rakipllari: There is also a problem, the EU says, the use of integration for petty domestic political issues, this has damaged integration.

Rama: Now don't tell me about the EU. We're doing little things in vain. In order to close the chapters, they have to be opened once. It's not a matter of merit, because merit is not even discussed.

Rakipllari: Now, one thing that has to do with the decision of the 27 member states there, you only say that with Edin.

Rama: Varja, I don't have the nerve right now to explain elementary things to you. Leave me alone, I'll finish, don't insist on your stupidity now, you're driving me crazy. Say something stupid and stay there. Insist on your stupidity.