– We will always support [this], because I believe that this pattern has somewhat emerged: that it is most often Polish presidents – regardless of whether it is now Karol Nawrocki, or previously Andrzej Duda, or Bronisław Komorowski – who speak with the presidents of the United States. Prime ministers do this much less often; Prime Minister Tusk, incidentally, indicated, I believe, that he was one of the last to hold such talks a dozen or so years ago – Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said in "Fakty po Faktach" on TVN24.

– Here, the leading role, with our full support of course, always – because foreign policy is shared; it belongs to the Polish state, not to one or another center of power. I would prefer President Nawrocki to be there [in the USA], but that question should be directed to the Chancellery, to the President's associates, as to what was agreed upon – he indicated.