Monti: Italy's Politicians Are Obstacle for Reform

The transcript discusses the challenges of governing Italy, focusing on the need for political reform and the obstacles posed by the current political system. It highlights the reluctance of Italian politicians to implement unpopular measures and the potential benefits of constitutional reform. The discussion also covers the composition of the Senate and the impact of regional politics on national governance. Additionally, it addresses the rapid pace of lawmaking in Italy and the importance of government stability. The transcript concludes with an analysis of the political implications of a referendum and the risks faced by political leaders.

What is the speaker's opinion on the number of laws produced in Italy?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding Mr. Renzi's political future?