Prime Minister Edi Rama continued his response to commentators in the next episode of 'Sy më sy'. The next commentator said that the language Rama uses with the opposition does not deserve to govern the country.
'I'm sorry! But just because of the way you speak about the opposition in your speeches, you don't deserve to lead that country and that people.'
Rama responds that he only speaks about the opposition once every 3 months, while the latter takes Prime Minister Edi Rama to task.
'Good morning from the Socialist Party! This is beautiful, I speak once every 3 months a word about the opposition and I made such an impression that I no longer deserve to lead that people as you write from abroad. But what does the opposition deserve then, dear Flora, tell me. 3 meals a day, it takes the entire book of my house, with whoever comes across it, with me yes and yes. I do not believe that it is the opposition that represents you and your family, because I do not believe that you have any problem with my family and I do not believe that my book of my house seems to you a good program for the economy, employment, agriculture, education, for health and so on for Albania.'
Further, the prime minister says that the opposition, which has turned into a swamp, led by the aging owl (Berisha), seeks to hinder the country now that it is also seeking votes in the elections, so Rama will deal with them.
'Then you Flora are out and this swamp in the eyes of foreigners is a shame and certainly not the honor of Albania, which today is valued and respected like never before. I am not with the opposition at all and in parliament I have let them deal with my house book, and they lower and raise criminals and thieves and throw at me all the dirt that they have made themselves. After they have only thrown mud inside and outside for Albania from their swamps and have done their best to hinder this country, now they want the vote. That is why I will deal with them a little or not, but with the Albanian of my teachers, Noli, Fishta, Konica and never, never with the mud and slander with the house book with the family. Never at the level of that swamp.'
Finally, Rama says that even the new opposition parties have the swamp owl as a model and today the country does not have a real and challenging opposition.
'I'm sorry Flora. An old owl has turned the opposition into a chorus of toads and frogs, quack quack quack day and night. Albanians have been calling it quack quack quack. Damn it, that swamp has also created some new opposition pieces that have nothing new except the age of their owners. Everyone imitates the old owl. Whoever wants to blindly vote quack quack quack, let them vote. But two things cannot be changed, that the vote cast for them is a vote cast completely in vain. They will still be where they are. A vote for them does not bring any change, because as long as that swamp exists, Albania cannot have a real, European, challenging and winning opposition in the middle of our parliament.'