Tomasz Siemoniak appeared in the last edition of “Steps over and”. The head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs spoke about Government Fight Against abroad Gangswhich appeared in Poland. “We want to stifle the mafia of foreigners, whose members are trying to decision the most violent customs from their countries to our country,” said the KO politician.
The oilseed abruptly interrupted the “Step over i”. Did she have a good reason?
Programme manager Monika Olejnik wouldn't let the minister finish his speeches and abruptly stopped talking. – Let us decision to London for a moment, where Michał Kuczmierowski is – TVN24 said.
A minute later, a erstwhile RARS chief appeared on the screen. The TVN24 reporter unsuccessfully tried to ask him questions, but did not get any answers. – halt hunting me – he said only Michał Kuczmierowski. “We are not hunting, we just want to ask crucial questions about buying from Paul S. and Mateusz Morawiecki,” argued the writer asking further questions to the erstwhile chief of the RARS.
He initially refused to give detailed answers. He explained that “he had only just gotten out of prison and that he would supply all the information to investigators.” The erstwhile president of the agency assured that "he could arrange to have a quiet conversation with the writer and then he would present his rations".
The material was illustrated with an information strip “London: Kuczmierowski appeared at the station”. “It was Michał Kuczmierowski who, after leaving prison, has to study to the police station all day. Returning to our interview... – commented Monika Olejnik.
The oilman interrupted his interview with Siemoniak. The minister couldn't take it.
The situation that occurred during the “Dot over i” clearly outraged Tomasz Siemoniak. “I do not like the fact that you are interrupting an interview with the Home Secretary due to the fact that a individual suspected of serious crimes is expected to say something on the street in London. This is absolutely below criticism," said the KO politician. The head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs added that any conversation would be interrupted, this would be unacceptable. – You didn't respect TV. – said Tomasz Siemoniak.
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