- Today, Poles truly face a simple choice. Should it be based on a rational assessment of their reality, the environment they live in, and ask themselves whether things are worse or better. Of course, we have this factor associated with the very strong propaganda from the other side, which describes reality in a completely false way, and this propaganda reaches many people. Each of us sees their immediate surroundings on one hand, and on the other hand, sees through the mediation of primarily the media. Sometimes also some other opinions, but mainly the media. And this causes a certain correction in various assessments, but I believe that an objective assessment indicates that Poland is simply better off today, that a very large part of society, I emphasize a very large part, the majority of society, has benefited from the changes that have occurred, and Poland as a whole, the Polish nation has benefited from it, and that if we could continue this policy, these benefits could continue, because what we are announcing is simply further points leading to Poland being stronger in every respect, and Poles living better than before. We have framed this as a Polish version of the welfare state, because we are already at a level where we can risk such a description. It is not yet a state where we can catch up with the West, for example Germany, in a few years, but it is a discernible perspective and we are moving in this direction and we can move, perhaps even faster, although not everything depends on us, because there are also international economic conditions, but we can move really fast or at least relatively quickly and consistently, in the interest of a huge part of society, not just a certain, minority part, as it has been until now - stated Jarosław Kaczyński in "Sygnały dnia" on PR1.