"Unless a miracle happens in the form of a complete change of views, I do not see such a possibility [of a coalition with New Hope], because how can we, a party that fundamentally created the mechanism of real social solidarity in Poland, cooperate with a party that represents the ideas of social Darwinism, which are disastrous in every respect and, moreover, are completely anachronistic," said Jarosław Kaczyński at a press conference.

"These are generally the dreams of young men who would like to live in a world where they can do anything, and everyone else doesn't matter," he continued.

"We are concerned with Poland's rapid development, not with a certain group being able to enrich themselves and have no regard for everyone else," he went on.

"In my opinion, no coalition with someone like Sławomir Mentzen can exist. Simply put, in a coalition there must be some element of shared views; they can differ on certain issues, one can have a protocol of disagreements, even a broad protocol of disagreements, but it cannot be such that some want to pull in one direction and others in another, because such a government simply won't work," he added, when asked if he ruled out a coalition with Sławomir Mentzen.