- Even as a candidate for doctorate, Karol Nawrocki, and today the President of the Republic, spoke about this and will try to continue to do so. For example, through actions that unite Poles. This initiative for CPK forced this government to do something towards CPK, not to liquidate it. Although this project is, of course, so severely cut down that it is difficult to call it a Central Communication Port today. Many Poles, not only supporters of Law and Justice or conservative, right-wing circles, said yes to CPK. So it's not such a simple division as the election result suggests. That's one thing - stated Zbigniew Bogucki in the program "Sygnały dnia" on PR1.

- This is not the implementation of CPK, Mr. Editor, it's a smoke screen, it's a smoke screen. There are no railways, there are no lines, it's some kind of skeleton project from a major development project for Poland - he continued.

- I understand that this is the philosophy they presented even before 2015, i.e., diffusion-polarization development, meaning first the largest maybe three, maybe four, maybe five centers, and let the rest worry, if something drips from this lord's table, then maybe they will be entitled to something. We, as Law and Justice, have moved away from that policy - Bogucki summarized.