TVP had previously criticized Morawiecki?
In an interview given to the Business Insider portal Mateusz Morawiecki was asked about TVP during the word of president Jack Kurski. In response, the erstwhile Prime Minister stated that it did not take long to look to announcement that he was frequently negatively portrayed on this station.
Morawiecki felt that specified a situation suggested that tv was not on government services at the time. He added that his fight for public media stems from the principles of democracy, and he himself believes media pluralism is essential.
The erstwhile Prime Minister stressed that if media specified as TVN, TVN24 and "neo-TVP" present the same content unilaterally and invitation the same guests, this is an act incompatible with the public interest. Morawiecki besides admitted that public tv could have been conducted differently in the days of Jack Kurski.
Mateusz Morawiecki injured by PiS.
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Pegasus and the United States
One of the questions asked was Pegasus. Mateusz Morawiecki was asked if he had information about this. In his reply, he stated that he had repeatedly made certain with the Minister of peculiar Services coordinator and his deputy, that all time there was a decision and the court's agreement to usage operational control. Each time, he claimed, he received confirmation that the application of specified systems was dependent on the decision of an independent court.
Another question was related to this year's presidential election in the United States. They afraid which presidency – Joe Biden or Donald Trump – would be better from the Polish perspective.
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— Jacek Wirowski (@WirowskiJacek) February 1, 2024
Morawiecki admitted that he had the chance to meet and cooperate with both US Presidents. He claims that both Biden and Trump will be equally active in protecting Ukraine from Russia, which he considers to be a key interest of Poland. He besides stresses that no substance who is in the White House, he expects this policy to continue. In addition, it points to the importance of US military presence in Poland and the modernisation of the Polish army as crucial aspects for cooperation.
The erstwhile Prime Minister besides suggested that Trump had rightly criticised any NATO countries for failing to respect their commitments on defence spending. It believes that both Trump and Biden are aware of the threats from Russia, and fear of changing American policies in this respect after November elections is not justified.
A amazing Survey
In the context of Mateusz Morawiecki, it is besides worth paying attention to an interesting survey.
Much has been said late about Jarosław Kaczyński's decision not to run for president of the PiS in next year's election. We wrote about it among another things HERE. However, it turns out that Rzeczpospolita commissioned a survey in which respondents were asked whether the current president of the organization should quit politically in 2025, or even velocity up this decision and do so again in 2024.
The results of the survey show that 66% of respondents believe that Kaczyński should resign from conducting the organization later this year. Of these, 46.5% powerfully supported this option, and 19.5% replied "preferably so". The other opinion was 26.9% of the respondents, of which 16.5% were "absolutely not".
The respondents were besides asked who should replace Kaczyński as president of PiS. This is where the amazing component appears, due to the fact that the most people, as many as 34.6%, replied "I don't know". However, the second place was taken by erstwhile Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, who won 14.2% of respondents. We inactive have Przemysław Czarnek with 7.3% and then Mariusz Błaszczak (4.8%), and ex aequo Beata Szydło and Joachim Brudziński – their score is 3.8% equally. It is worth noting that 33.9% of respondents declared that they would point individual else to that position.
