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Head of the President's Chancellery Zbigniew Bogucki in the “Piasecki’s Talk” programme in TVN24, he stated that Karol Nawrocki’s reaction was “a consequence to attempts at manipulation”. “We are dealing with the behaviour of a gentleman who behaves not like a half-journalist, but like a quarter-journalist,” he said.

"As always in the PiS, defence by attack. highly embarrassing “food” by name. any mistakes have been made by the President's Office recently, but the next 1 is to carry this tense atmosphere outside," wrote the Undersecretary of State at the Prime Minister's Chancellery. Agnieszka Rucińska.

"The aunt wrote that the suit and tie would not make a classy man a primitive," commented TVN24 writer on X Rafał Wojda. “Unimaginable rudeness. Mr Bogucki presented himself present in the morning as the worst evidence possible" he added in the same place Maciej Bąk With Radio Zet. Radomir Wit He judged the words of Zbigniew Bogucki as outrageous and outrageous.... “Mr Bogucki gives his own testimony. And his boss. And Matthew was doing what was his occupation as a journalist. He asked crucial questions," he wrote on X.

"In my respective years of journalistic work, for the first time, I met with specified an emotional reaction of politics to my question, which was a surprise to me, especially since it was directed to the president of the Republic. The function of journalists is to ask questions, that's what we do," he wrote on X Matthew the Half-Boy.

“Before you start calling yourself a journalist, it would be worth graduating first. Your education in urban planning has not prepared you for a reliable political reporter's work. If you had simple academic cognition of journalism, you would know the rules and rules of the press protocol. At the authoritative conference of the Presidents of Poland and Hungary, the rules were clear: only statements of politicians, no questions asked. Consciously breaking these principles is not courage, but deficiency of professionalism and a primitive effort to carry out a political order under government communicative (...). alternatively of complaining, go back to your books and learn your profession. This setup has only shown that we have a president with a character that does not get intimidated by media triggers!" Pelegrinus Polonia. "Many times all day, politicians are asked questions in the passage erstwhile they enter, leave, erstwhile they turn around and leave – all day many times. And no 1 called it a setup. Until now" – wrote on x.com Mr Maciej Knapik.

“Don’t yell at journalists, Mr. Nawrocki. They didn't put you in the Russian swamp" – the Prime Minister referred to the President's words on x.com Donald Tusk. "You're a master of mud throwing. It says a lot about you, but nothing about the President. From the swamp we will one more time gotta drag Poland out of your governments" - the Euro MP replied Tobias Bochensky.

– I have a feeling that the editor at TVN purposely did it in specified a way as to have a recorded passage of the president leaving. He asks a question so that in the evening news programme he can make specified a clash that the president escapes from the asked question – he said in the “Guest of Events” MP PiS Paweł Jabłoński.

– The president clearly doesn't hold pressure. possibly he's ashamed. Mr President, if you are ashamed, just apologize and no more rides to Hungary – she said in “Facts After Facts” the Minister of Education Barbara Nowacka.

– It was not anger, it was behaviour clearly directed – said a body speech expert in Virtual Poland Maurice Seweryn. And he convinces that all the consequences of the question by Matthew the Half-Boy are in a coherent sequence: a gathering with a spokesman, a transition to the another end of the scene and yet a finger pointed at the journalist. – The aim was to intimidate not only the writer who asked the question, but besides everyone else who in the future could afford unfavorable questions. The second component of the directed behaviour was the usage of very strong, demonstration gestures, specified as finger pointing. These aren't random gestures.

"Referring to the president's past, it may have been like calling footballers to the barrier by angry kibboli after losing the game. The footballers then humbly stand in front of the stands, and the kibbol nest for a fewer minutes dismisses them with a strong tongue from worship and faith. The full ritual usually ends with the dedication of T-shirt players who are not worthy to wear. Thank God, Nawrocki did not ask for this from a journalist, but 1 should hope that further customs of the Chuligan militias will not penetrate into Polish politics. due to the fact that if this continues, shortly fear will ask Karol Nawrock a question, and the President's Chancellery will gotta make an annotation on invitations to the press conference, whether it's a gathering with equipment or without equipment and precisely in which the grove is taking place" - he wrote in "Politics" ed. Michał Danielewski.

Historian and Politologist from UKSW Prof. Antoni Dudek in the program “Step over and” he said that he felt this was “the real Karol Nawrocki”. Prior to that, the policy "was very slowed down", but now "we will have more of these situations."

Expert on image and political marketing Dr. Mirosław Okkoś On TVP Info, he explained the circumstances under which we behave as we truly are. “When we are under quite a few pressure, then each of us does the same thing, that is, we turn on an autopilot; or how we are completely relaxed. The difference is that if we're totally cool, we can control it more, and if there's quite a few pressure, we can control it less. And since Mr. Karol Nawrocki doesn't hide with where he came from or what he was doing, we had it in the pill. All that was missing was that cabaret text, which I will now quote: “And whoever laughs will get punched in the face.”