– I was not present because we had divided tasks and responsibilities for that meeting. It was a meeting lasting a dozen or so minutes, and it obviously also touched upon the international agenda. The President and the Prime Minister, so to speak, exchanged remarks and views. I think it's good that this meeting took place, because we talked about the most important matters – stated Zbigniew Bogucki on PR24, when asked about Tusk's recent conversation with Nawrocki.

– Well, [cohabitation] will probably not be easy, because we are dealing with a clash of two different visions for Poland. On the one hand, a vision of an ambitious, developing Poland, a serious state, as the late President Kaczyński once used to say. This is the vision of President Karol Nawrocki. And on the other hand, a minimalist vision, one of imposibilism – that we can do nothing, that it's impossible, that we are just somewhere in that proverbial second carriage, not in first class, even though we are on an express train that is speeding ahead. Unfortunately, this is the vision of today's government, the government of Donald Tusk – he continued.