- There's been some confusion around debates since yesterday, and I'll say this: I see the media are ceasing to discuss the elections and the substantive issues that genuinely interest Poles, and have started a discussion about the debate itself. I have a proposal. You all know perfectly well that I have always participated in debates. I participated in the debates in 2015, both the joint ones where all candidates took part, and later with President Komorowski. This year, I've already participated in two debates, something no president has done before. So, when it comes to debates, I truly have experience and I don't fear them. However, I have one request. Let the media agree amongst themselves. We have three major television stations in Poland: TVP, Polsat, and TVN. Please, come to an agreement, organize one debate, to which other media outlets can also join, and in this way, calmly, together, we will conduct this debate, so that the discussion is not about the debate itself, but about Poland. This is my proposal. Of course, Poles are very interested in the debate. But let it be in a spirit of unity. It's probably not a terrible problem for three television stations to sort this out, not to compete with each other, not to look for mutual connections, 'this television is connected to that one, that one to another,' 'this one supports this person, that one supports that one.' No. Please, organize it together, decide together what the questions in the debate will be, how it will look, reach an agreement on this matter with the campaign staffs. I think this is the best solution, and I sincerely ask all three television stations for this. I would be very happy to participate in such a debate, which would be a truly calm debate, and not some kind of race in terms of proposals – stated President Andrzej Duda in a conversation with journalists.