
A debate between moderator Luan Rama and Socialist Party MP Sara Mila led to the latter being asked to leave the studio of the "Drejt" show on Ora News.
The clash began during a discussion with lawyer Enida Bozheku, who was talking about Prime Minister Edi Rama's responsibility in appointing and dismissing heads of institutions.
According to her, responsibility cannot remain solely with the directors, as they are appointed by ministers, who are selected by the prime minister.
At this moment, moderator Luan Rama ironized the lawyer's argument, addressing the socialist MP with a comment about the "rule of three."
"I'm going to the rule of three now," he said, causing Sara Mila's reaction.
"What was that you said?" the MP asked, while the moderator replied that he could explain what was being discussed.
Mila reacted sharply, stating that she had endured for an hour and a half what she called "nonsense" and that she had not intervened until that moment.
"You want to distance yourself from this cynicism... I've been enduring only nonsense for an hour and a half and I'm not speaking," the MP said.
The moderator's response escalated the debate, as Luan Rama asked him to leave the studio if he felt uncomfortable with the discussion.