ah, or so the you chief ursula vandella and has warned italy of consequences should it ever, via, from its a liberal democratic principles ahead of elections this weekend. it's where right when candidates are expected. so windless, learn more right now from a i'll contribute to rachel monson. joining us here now from paris or rachel, a bit of a long speech there. any highlights for us? yes. speaking at princeton university in new jersey yesterday, you commission president ursula underline was asked if he was worried about the results of this weekend's italian parliamentary election, which far right populous are expected when judging by the latest pulls, vauder like suggested that the e. u has ways to deal with election results that they don't like. have alyssa will see the outcome on the elections? we have just elections and see them to if things go in a difficult direction. i spoken about anglian pollen and we have tools we have tools, she spends a few hours in new jersey and she start sounding like tony soprano like a mob boss, former italian vice prime minister mateo sal vini. part

ah, the you chief ursula vandella is targeting italy. she's warning italy of consequences. should it vera away from liberal democratic principles ahead of elections this weekend where right we can candidates are expected to win. we'll see the outcome of the elections. we have just elections and sweden to if things go in a difficult direction. i've spoken about hungary and poland. we have tools there, she saying basically hey, if they want to be wise guys, we have tools you commission, president ursula vander line, spends a few hours at princeton university there in new jersey and starts talking like tony soprano like some kind of mob boss. what kind of tools should or could she be talking about? well, we've seen how the e u has used financial blackmail against member states by threatening to withhold funds and harassment by branding them as authoritarian pariahs when they don't adequately adhere to the agenda, dictated by the unelected bureaucrats and brussels for italian vice prime minister mateo sal vini part of the conservative coalition that's favored to win in the elec