Maloku: A candidate inside “It's my home” that I've received for two years and I've been taught

As violence shown in display “is being commented It's my home” has had a crash between TV-First Channel director Valon Maloku and journalist Edona Gashi, writes Periscope.

Until she asked Maloku what's the reason why I should see such a show and why it's served to children, Maloch responded by ordering the hysterine of a girl who grew up without parents.

Maloch said he's been taking it for two years and educating it.

A candidate who grew up without a mother, grew up an orphan, grew up under the bridge, was raised under the bridge for two years since I was in a coma, was educated, and was a candidate”, Maloku said.