As announced by Anna-Maria Żukowska, a meeting of the coalition leaders will take place today. - Tomorrow [on Tuesday] there will be a meeting of the coalition leaders, and this will be one of the elements of the discussion, these issues concerning cuts in healthcare - said the MP on Radio Zet.

At 9:30 AM, a press conference will be held in the Sejm with the participation of the PiS parliamentary club leader, Mariusz Błaszczak, and MPs Zbigniew Kuźmiuk and Andrzej Śliwka.

At 12:00 PM, a press conference of PiS parliamentary club MPs Janusz Cieszyński and Anna Gembicka will take place in front of the Ministry of Health.

At 12:00 PM, a government session will begin. The agenda includes a draft act on space activities, a draft amendment to the Education Law, and a draft amendment to the act on the Central Register and Information on Economic Activity and the Information Point for Entrepreneurs.

At 3:00 PM in Warsaw, the President's spouse, Marta Nawrocka, will participate in the "Barrier-Free Person" competition gala.

- I didn't feel attacked at all, because I don't really care about it that much. I have a press conference tomorrow. Firstly, I haven't made any decisions yet, and I understand that the panic of the President and his entourage stems from the fact that he perhaps thinks he's doing something wrong, and that someone will react to it. I haven't made any decisions on the laws for two weeks yet - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" on TVN24.

- Tomorrow I will hold a press conference where I will explain the potential situation of every bill that is submitted, not just by the president, because if someone talks about a freezer, that there is a freezer, then before I took office as Marshal of the Sejm, I heard that there is no freezer at all. Meanwhile, there are very many bills that do not have a print number - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in “Rozmowa Piaseckiego” on TVN24.

- Meanwhile, bills lie in committees for 12-15 months. Asking questions is cheap, because it's politics; if there is a political stance towards a certain bill, at what stage can this stance be expressed? At any stage - the Marshal of the Sejm continued.

- The President doesn't always draft laws well. One law that is important to him right now has been sent back because it is poorly prepared and needs to be supplemented. A second is undergoing consultation. All others are being processed. Where is this panic coming from? I'll tell you where this panic is coming from - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in the "Piasecki's Interview" on TVN24.

- It's a situation like this. Ladies and gentlemen, imagine a law that costs our state 100 billion annually. For example, a VAT law, it would have such assumptions. 100 billion annually, and the President sends this law to the Sejm and says: let the government find the sources of financing - the Marshal of the Sejm continued.

- I think I am already an experienced enough politician to say so. Mr. Hołownia was a very good Speaker of the Sejm, he conducted politics as he saw fit, and people will judge and are judging him. The same will be true for me, everyone takes responsibility for themselves. You won't get me to assess Hołownia. Hołownia is 1/4, his party, of the ruling coalition. Therefore, I will praise and defend him - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in TVN24's “Rozmowa Piaseckiego”.

- I have [an idea on how to end the dispute with the president]. The time will come for everything. I deeply respect the institution of the president, I respect the creators of the Constitution, Aleksander Kwaśniewski. Therefore, I have this conviction - let all these institutions respect each other, because there are no gods among us. This needs to be understood - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" on TVN24.

- I asked for a coalition meeting at this moment because there are several matters to discuss. This meeting will take place today. We have a few things that divide us, and that's normal, and we need to get to the bottom of it. We must make a decision regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, and talk about the matters you mentioned [healthcare] - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in the 'Piasecki's Conversation' on TVN24.

- Yesterday, I spoke with two ministers on this matter, and we would also like to unify our views. Because the statement made yesterday or the day before yesterday, concerning cuts in healthcare, will not be accepted by the Left, and we will simply have to discuss this matter - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty on TVN24's "Piasecki's Conversation".

- I don't know where this information came from, and I am denying it, that in December, that is, in this month we are currently in, The Left will present a bill on this matter [cadastral tax]. They will not present it. Nobody knows where this information emerged from - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" (Piasecki's Conversation).

- Our last regional congress is on December 6th in Lublin. I am going to this congress, and next week I will announce [whether I will run for the leader of The Left] - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" on TVN24.

- Up until now, they have been mocked, and I am talking here about politicians from Civic Platform, Minister Sikorski said he would keep his fingers crossed, let the president act regarding reparations from Germany. He should get to work as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. It's similar with the Prime Minister. Months pass, years pass. Nothing has been done in this matter, and today he is trying to burden the Polish taxpayer with the payment of these reparations. Perhaps he will even take out a loan with interest from Deutsche Bank, so that the German bank can profit from it. With such an approach, it is truly difficult to respect the Prime Minister's stance - said Marcin Przydacz in “Gość Radia Zet”.

- Frankly, there isn't full trust in the competence, particularly on the eastern flank, of Steve Witkoff, because as I understand it, he is a businessman from the real estate sector, not previously involved in negotiations. Especially with Russians, who, as we know, negotiate in a peculiar and very brutal manner - said Marcin Przydacz on "Gość Radia Zet".

- We in Central Europe are familiar with these methods, often based on lies, so I have greater trust here in other politicians within the American administration who understand this much better. I think Marco Rubio possesses significantly more knowledge and experience in Eastern policy - he continued.

- War on our borders and an American-Russian reset is looming. The President, instead of intervening with his patron in Washington, is attacking the European Union and Ukraine - wrote Radosław Sikorski on social media.

- He is not signing ambassadorial nominations for 40 Polish diplomats. No, because no. No thank you - emphasized the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Wojna u granic i szykuje się reset amerykańsko-rosyjski. Pan Prezydent zamiast interweniować u swego patrona w Waszyngtonie, atakuje Unię Europejską i Ukrainę.
Nie podpisuje nominacji ambasadorskich 40 polskim dyplomatom.
Nie, bo nie.
Nie dziękuję.

— Radosław Sikorski 🇵🇱🇪🇺 (@sikorskiradek) December 2, 2025

- This [cryptocurrency] market requires regulation, that is obvious to me. It is also obvious and not very surprising that President Nawrocki is a much more confederal president than a president in the spirit of Lech Kaczyński's tradition, for example. So I am not surprised by these vetoes - said Adrian Zandberg in "Gość poranka" on TVP Info.

- A certain solution was proposed to Minister Sikorski on how to resolve this matter in a confidential, closed conversation. I don't want to refer to its details here, and Minister Sikorski seemed open to these proposals. After which, as I understand it, he returned and did not receive the green light from Prime Minister Tusk to agree with the President on any matter - said Marcin Przydacz on “Gość Radia Zet”.

- The government today primarily wants to wage war against the president. Don't you see that every day the government begins, not by considering what good to do for Poland, for Poles, but by criticizing the president. On Twitter, in all media, these people are doing nothing else but attacking the president - said Marcin Przydacz on “Gość Radia Zet”.

- First and foremost, the justifications [for the vetoes concerning the cryptocurrency market and family foundations] are, to be frank, very Balcerowicz-esque in spirit. There are narratives that say we mustn't regulate, that we must let the rich get richer - said Adrian Zandberg on TVP Info's "Gość poranka".

- The truth is that we have a problem with these family foundations in Poland, and it's of our own making. I'm saying this because we in Razem were the only ones in the Sejm who voted against this poorly constructed law when it was being adopted. Back then, everyone was saying it was great, that it was merely a matter of succession in small family businesses - he continued.

- We said then, unsuccessfully convincing the rest of the parliament: both PiS and Platforma, who voted for it, that it would end up with us introducing a loophole into the tax system, which various dishonest people would exploit - he added.

- What the government has adopted is an attempt to address a minor element of a larger problem. It's a shame it won't be implemented, because it needs to be tightened. But to be clear - what the government proposed was extremely insufficient. There are many more pathologies there. […] There are literally fraudsters who exploit this institution to reduce state budget revenues - he pointed out.

- This is more of an image-building move than one calculated to genuinely strengthen our international position, because it's known that all significant politicians on the European stage will meet with Prime Minister Orbán anyway, even if just within the European Council forum - said Krzysztof Bosak in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on the Radio Plus program "Sedno Sprawy" (The Heart of the Matter), when asked about the cancellation of President Karol Nawrocki's meeting with Viktor Orbán.

- It is also known that President Karol Nawrocki will meet with politicians who have met with Putin, for example, with President Donald Trump. When travelling to the Visegrád Group summit in Hungary, he will also meet with Viktor Orbán's counterpart, the Hungarian President - he continued.

- It seems to me that this is a bit of a theatrical move, probably unnecessary. I see much greater potential in cooperation with Prime Minister Orbán than in publicly distancing oneself from him - he added.

- I don't feel surprised here, because Karol Nawrocki also played with open cards. After all, during the election campaign, he clearly stated how close he felt to Konfederacja, he signed some joint pacts or commitments with Sławomir Mentzen. So we are exactly where it was known we would be. This doesn't surprise me - said Adrian Zandberg on "Gość poranka" on TVP Info.

- Today in Poland, we have a system where, conservatively speaking, 20 billion is missing for the normal functioning of healthcare - said Adrian Zandberg on TVP Info's "Guest of the Morning."

- Financial aid should not be directed from Poland to Ukraine not because of corruption, but because the Polish state is meant to serve Polish citizens and, quite simply, politicians governing Poland are not authorized at all to transfer streams of money to other countries as long as it has not been passed in some parliamentary act and included as, for example, "international aid" in the budget act - said Krzysztof Bosak on Radio Plus.

- We have never voted for such changes to the budget, which is why I believe that the transfer of money to Ukraine, whether previously by Prime Minister Morawiecki or by Minister of Foreign Affairs Sikorski, Polish money, is simply unlawful - he continued.

- There is no such instrument - Krzysztof Bosak said on Radio Plus, when asked about the instrument of a marshal's veto possessed by Włodzimierz Czarzasty.

- The Sejm's regulations were changed in such a way that the suspension of any laws, meaning the famous Sejm freezer, is currently limited to approximately three months, and nothing has changed in this regard - he continued.

- I have the impression that we are discussing a substitute topic, that we are being led by the nose by the ruling coalition politicians, who have made some new, perhaps not entertainment, but a new substitute topic out of their dispute with the president, and we are being led by the nose by some declarations devoid of content, by some announcements, by some comments - he went on to say.

- Currently, Sejm committees are acting as the Sejm freezer, but here everything depends on the will of the committee chairman. If the committee chairman wants to stop something, they can stop it, and they could have done so before as well - he added.

- We in Razem believe that we need to reach 8% of GDP in public healthcare. Because it's not a matter of absolute numbers, but a relation to the economy, for this system to hold together - said Adrian Zandberg in „Gość poranka” on TVP Info.

- We must finally cut out the pathologies. The first and most fundamental pathology is that today doctors often work part-time in public hospitals, dedicating a significant portion of their work to private clinics - he continued.

- And then it ends up that before undergoing a procedure in a public hospital, where we pay for equipment and procedures with public money, it's customary for the patient to first visit the head of department's clinic once, twice, thrice - he elaborated.

- This is a pathology from the 90s, from the era of 'shattered Balcerowicz,' which we should have cut out long ago - he emphasized.

- It is obvious that Germany has unsettled liabilities here towards people who were wronged by the German state. So, I have no doubts that an assertive policy towards the Federal Republic [of Germany] must be pursued - said Adrian Zandberg on TVP Info's "Morning Guest."

When asked about Donald Tusk's declaration yesterday, he assessed: - I understand that the Prime Minister wanted to shame the Germans this way. I don't know if the German government can be shamed by such gestures.

- In my opinion, one must not accept the German "nein" - he added.

- This number of vetoes, in my opinion, is still not high. I believe the president should veto more because bad laws continue to come out of the Sejm, the president only vetoes some of them, and this government is almost incapable of writing and creating anything useful - Krzysztof Bosak said on Radio Plus.

- In my opinion, the Sejm sends many completely unacceptable laws to the president for that more conservative part of our society, and that's why the nation elected a president with more conservative views, precisely so he would veto them - he continued.

- Everything is working as it should; people in the government should accept that they do not have a democratic mandate granting them 100% power in the state - he further stated.

- The Razem party is fighting to change this budget. We are introducing amendments because we are not a total opposition, but a rational opposition. We are bringing concrete solutions, including those that increase state budget revenues, in order to simply stop the crisis we are facing, for example, in healthcare - said Adrian Zandberg in "Gość poranka" on TVP Info.

- But unfortunately, for now, our amendments have not gained the support of the ruling majority. And I say openly - if they are not adopted, then we will vote against the budget - he stated.

- To say that the president's veto regarding cryptocurrencies is ambiguous is an understatement. In the background, there are large sums of money, scandals, and investigations, the mysterious disappearance of the "king of cryptocurrencies," and the support of radical right-wing campaigns involving Presidents Duda and Nawrocki. It looks bad - Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote on social media.

Powiedzieć, że weto prezydenta w sprawie kryptowalut jest dwuznaczne, to nic nie powiedzieć. W tle wielkie pieniądze, afery i śledztwa, tajemnicze zaginięcie „króla kryptowalut”, wspieranie kampanii radykalnej prawicy z udziałem prezydentów Dudy i Nawrockiego. Źle to wygląda.

— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) December 2, 2025

- The government of the December 13 coalition boasts about obtaining loans from the EU from the SAFE fund. The SAFE fund amounts to 150 billion euros in total, with 43 billion euros intended for Poland. I would like to remind you, firstly, that this is a loan, and secondly, I point out that the documents concerning this matter have been classified. Applications should have been submitted by November 30, and they are classified - said Mariusz Błaszczak at a press conference.

- It is the Polish taxpayer who will repay the loan, which was taken out for unknown contracts. The coordinator of these contracts, Minister Sobkowiak, claims that almost 10 billion zlotys will be allocated to Ukraine. Therefore, the Polish taxpayer will repay a loan taken out by the Polish government, and these funds will go to Ukraine - he stated.

"Ukraine's Subsidy Era Is Over"

He indicated: - I want to state clearly that the era of subsidizing Ukraine is over. Ukraine should have been supported when it was attacked by Russia, at that very important moment concerning Ukraine's independence or the fact that Russia would be on our eastern border [...] and at that time, the PiS government provided such aid to Ukraine. It was thanks to the tanks provided by the PiS government that Ukraine defended itself. But that time has passed.

"Who Governs Poland? In Whose Interest Is This Government?"

In his opinion: - This money should be allocated to the Polish defense industry. Ukrainians can and should order weapons from the Polish defense industry. Therefore, 10 billion, instead of going to Ukraine, should go, for example, to a drone factory, and these drones, produced in Poland, could be ordered by the Ukrainian side.

- When we add to this the fact that the Minister of Foreign Affairs is readily handing over 100 million dollars to Ukraine, I ask a fundamental question: Who governs Poland? In whose interest is this government? Is it in Poland's interest? - he asked.

- While the coalition decided to cut budgets for institutions in the judiciary, this time the Constitutional Tribunal was spared. Namely, the Tribunal's budget is in the shape that the Tribunal itself proposed: over 20 million higher than last year - said Zbigniew Kuźmiuk at a press conference.

- What does this mean? It means that the coalition is simply preparing to seize control of the Tribunal in 2026. They already acknowledge that it will function in accordance with the constitution when they elect their representatives to this Tribunal, and therefore it was decided that this time the Tribunal's funding would not be restricted - he continued.

- Attention, I'm listing them. About wind farms, the Tax Ordinance, deregulation in energy, aid for Ukrainian citizens, plant protection products, state fuel security, the Lex Kamilek law, national and ethnic minorities, insurance, the Lower Oder Valley National Park, water and sewage, traffic law, the National Court Register, the electoral code, family foundations. 15 laws! - said Włodzimierz Czarzasty in a recording published on social media.

- What connects these 15 laws I've listed? One thing: the president's veto. Mr. President, why are you doing this? What is the point? - he addressed Karol Nawrocki.

- What is the point of fighting a national park? What is the point of vetoing the Lex Kamilek law? What is the point of running away from fair taxation of family foundations? What is the point? What is the idea behind it? I would like to understand - he continued.

- What are you fighting for? To be the most important person in our country? You are the president. To be more important than Tusk? That is a matter of assessment. The constitution speaks about it - the Marshal of the Sejm continued.

- You want to be a strong man. That's in your soul, whether you are strong or not. What are you taking revenge on these people for, who were potentially regulated by these laws? What did they do to you? - stated the politician from Lewica at the end.

Panie Prezydencie. Dlaczego Pan to robi? pic.twitter.com/tmSxnVIDd1

— Włodzimierz Czarzasty 📚📖 (@wlodekczarzasty) December 2, 2025

- December is the month of preparations for Christmas. Unfortunately, many Polish homes will have a more modest table and Christmas tree. Product prices are soaring rapidly, the average shopping basket has exceeded the psychological barrier of PLN 100. This means one thing - Christmas shopping will be expensive. Tusk's team promised mountains of gold - says the narrator in a new clip published on social media by Mateusz Morawiecki.

- And what do we have? High prices, rising energy bills, cancelled doctor's appointments, and on top of that, a tragic situation in the state budget. But there's no need to worry - as a gift from Donald Tusk, we will receive propaganda and a series of silly TikToks - emphasizes the narrator.

:christmas_tree: Święta coraz bliżej, a w sklepach coraz drożej.
:shopping_trolley: Ceny biją rekordy, a wielu Polaków będzie musiało zaciskać pasa przy wigilijnym stole.

:loudspeaker: Udostępnij, jeśli masz dość drożyzny i rządów oderwanych od życia Polaków. pic.twitter.com/oNn8R7kIAp

— Mateusz Morawiecki (@MorawieckiM) December 2, 2025

- The Ministry of Health has sent the Ministry of Finance a list of things it does not want to pay for next year - said Janusz Cieszyński at a press conference.

- PLN 682 million will not go to district hospitals. PLN 900 million is being taken away from meals for Polish patients - he continued.

- Limits will also be introduced. Limits that mean patients simply will not be treated. There will be limits for cataracts, there will be limits for specialist visits, and there will be limits for imaging tests, for CT scans and MRIs. Something that was released under the rule of Law and Justice, for which additional money was allocated, is today to fall victim to savings - he went on to say.

- All to fill this gigantic hole that Ms. Leszczyna left behind. They are looking for 10 billion, but why do they have to look for it in the pockets of Polish patients - he added.

- Poles were attacked and murdered by Germans, therefore reparations are owed by Germany - wrote President Karol Nawrocki on social media.

- Contrary to historical truth, contrary to logic, contrary to any values, it is for the Nation that suffered persecution to then pay for this sacrifice itself - emphasized the President of the Republic of Poland.

Polacy zostali zaatakowani i byli mordowani przez Niemców, więc odszkodowania należą się od Niemców.

Wbrew historycznej prawdzie, wbrew logice, wbrew jakimkolwiek wartościom jest to, żeby Naród, który cierpiał prześladowania, sam potem za tę ofiarę musiał zapłacić.

— Karol Nawrocki (@NawrockiKn) December 2, 2025

- I'm talking about the act vetoed by Mr. President, which concerns the cryptocurrency market. Everyone is already talking about the crypto scandal, and it's no wonder. I must begin the government meeting with this, because a great effort lies ahead of us to convince Mr. President what a serious mistake he made by vetoing this act - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a government meeting.

- A very strong statement yesterday from Prime Minister Tusk, and also a clear stance. Germany cannot delay indefinitely - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm.

- I think it was also very symbolic that at the moment when cultural goods are being returned to the Polish Ministry of Culture, to Polish museums, which is very important, no chancellor before has made such a significant gesture, despite this, there is a strong statement from Prime Minister Tusk, saying: there is no time to lose, you cannot delay, we are owed compensation and we will pursue it - he continued.

- This is a way of showing how determined the government is and will not back down on this matter - he went on, when asked if saying "if not you, then we will pay" is a form of pressure.

- I will quote, Mr. President, and I say this directly to you, Mr. Cenczkiewicz, appointed by you, Mr. President, as head of the National Security Bureau, who recently said these exact words, I quote: Russia is using cryptocurrencies as a payment method to finance saboteurs organizing attacks on the territory of the Republic of Poland. Minister Cenczkiewicz said this in an interview with the Financial Times. Minister Cenczkiewicz said that Moscow is likely using this payment method to finance attacks, which have recently taken the form of airspace violations by drones, acts of sabotage, or cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, including water supply and railway networks - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a government session.

- Minister Cenczkiewicz, your man, Mr. President, expressed hope that the bill being processed by parliament, which tightens regulation of the cryptocurrency market, will limit this financing channel. I will leave this without comment, but the matter truly has a dual dimension: mass fraud on a gigantic scale and state security. This veto is completely indefensible, unjustifiable. The matter is taking on an exceptionally nasty character because in the background there is a large company, court proceedings, investigations, suspicion of murder, the disappearance of the CEO of one of the key companies in the cryptocurrency market, a political campaign, the involvement of right-wing leaders and right-wing media in promoting one of these companies - he continued.

- I will expect from the Minister of Finance full information and prompt transmission of information about the negative consequences of this veto to the President. I would also task Ministers Siemoniak and Kierwiński with providing precise information on this matter, as well as Minister Żurek, regarding the context of the entire affair, previous investigations, those already convicted, and who might also be behind the lobbying - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a government session.

- We will send this law again, with immediate effect, and it will quickly pass through parliament. Please treat this as a chance and an offer, so that your name isn't linked to the crypto scandal - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a government session.

- Of course, Germany should pay for this - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm.

- Prime Minister Tusk has done more than anyone else to clearly state the case. For 8 years, our predecessors worked on a report, and when it came down to it, they couldn't even effectively deliver it to Germany, they couldn't look them in the eye and show this Polish determination to obtain this compensation - he continued.

- He stands next to Chancellor Merz at a conference and says directly: you must pay this as soon as possible, otherwise we will create such shame that you will never recover from it - he went on to say.

- People, I hope you are all thinking and can also read a certain reaction that this provocation is meant to evoke. [...] I don't believe we are unable to decipher a certain intellectual provocation that has been applied in this dimension - he added.

- The second issue, regarding cryptocurrencies. The liberum veto policy will ultimately not pay off for the president. The liberum veto policy will not pay off for the president. It may be attractive in the short term, it may be showy in the short term, it may generate interest - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm.

- Thanks to this, he does not gain effectiveness, because blocking something is not building. He does not achieve the effect of fulfilling his promises through this, but only builds an image of someone who solely blocks - he continued.

Rafał Komarewicz, a Member of Parliament from Poland 2050, shared a statement by Prime Minister Donald Tusk concerning compensation for German victims of World War II in Poland, which Poland would allegedly have to pay if Germany did not. He appended a comment to the shared recording.

- Poles are tired of situations where, instead of receiving reparations, they themselves are expected to pay for German crimes. Mr. Prime Minister, how does this align with our national interest? - wrote the Poland 2050 MP.

Polacy mają dość sytuacji, gdzie zamiast reparacji, sami mają być płatnikami za niemieckie zbrodnie. Panie Premierze, w jaki sposób wpisuje się to w nasz interes narodowy?‌ https://t.co/Q1L1Tu59y0

— Rafał Komarewicz (@RKomarewicz) December 2, 2025

- The budget [for healthcare] is bigger and next year it will be the largest of all budgets... - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm.

- We have an increased budget for healthcare. We are in a situation where we expect the minister to present solutions on how to further improve its functioning, something that hasn't been done for years - he continued.

"We have very good news regarding, for example, patient nutrition, that the pilot program for better quality nutrition, which was started earlier, is concluding, and these regulations are being implemented universally. Yesterday, distorted information was also disseminated, suggesting that the conclusion of the pilot program means worse nutrition for patients. It means better patient nutrition across the board," Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said in an interview with journalists in the Sejm.

- I will do the task for PiS MPs. I will turn to the National Defense Committee so that the SAFE program can be presented at a meeting of the National Defense Committee, so that PiS MPs can familiarize themselves with it - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm, when asked, "when will we learn the details of the SAFE program and what are the funds being spent on, yesterday PiS MPs did not receive information."

- This is the simplest matter, and they are doing everything to create only such a political festival, and they don't want to understand the issue - he continued.

- I am signing the law on fur farming. I address the justification for this action particularly to farmers and rural residents. The facts are unequivocal: over two-thirds of Poles, including those living in the countryside, support a ban on fur farming. This voice cannot be ignored. This is the direction society is overwhelmingly indicating. At the same time, we have listened carefully to the farmers. During a meeting at the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, they clearly stated what they need for this change to be accepted. These postulates are included in the law I have signed today - stated Karol Nawrocki in a recording published on social media.

- At the same time, the government must be aware that during my presidency, any expansion of bans and restrictions on agricultural production is impossible. This is a matter of our food security and the continuation of the Polish countryside as one of the most important pillars of our sovereignty. Therefore, a draft law protecting agricultural production in rural areas is being prepared at the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland. The situation where a farmer, engaged in breeding or cultivating land, is punished for it by a court decision cannot continue any longer. Before submitting it to the Sejm, I will, of course, consult this project with farmers - the President of the Republic of Poland continued.

- Farmers must have the certainty that their activity is respected and that they will not be punished for ensuring our food security - he said.

At the same time, the president announced another veto.

- The law I have decided to veto is the so-called 'chain law.' Although the intention, the protection of animals, is just and noble, the law itself was poorly written. Instead of solving problems, it created new ones that could have led to a deterioration, not an improvement, of the situation of animals. The proposed dimensions for dog kennels were completely unrealistic. Kennels the size of city studio apartments are an absurdity that would hit farmers, breeders, and ordinary rural households - said Karol Nawrocki.

- I am not signing a law that stigmatizes the countryside and at the same time does not solve any real problem - he stressed.

- I am submitting a presidential bill to the Sejm that will allow dogs to be let off the chain, will realistically improve the welfare of animals, but will not impose restrictive and, at the same time, unrealistically burdensome obligations on people, such as building kennels dozens of square meters in size - the president stated.

Prezydent nie jest od podejmowania decyzji łatwych. Jest od podejmowania decyzji słusznych - Prezydent RP @NawrockiKn o swoich decyzjach dotyczących tzw. ustawy o hodowli zwierząt na futra i tzw. ustawy łańcuchowej. pic.twitter.com/dIWYE07Ci9

— Kancelaria Prezydenta RP (@prezydentpl) December 2, 2025

- The media law has been entered into the government's work agenda. On Friday, we are commencing social consultations - informed the Minister of Culture on social media.

Ustawa medialna wpisana do wykazu prac rządu. W piątek rozpoczynamy konsultacje społeczne. #StayTuned

— Marta Cienkowska (@MartaCienkowska) December 2, 2025

– This is definitely a breakthrough and a historic moment that society has been waiting for a very long time. We are extremely pleased that the President listened to the voice of Polish women and men and signed this act – comments Marta Korzeniak from the Open Cages Association in a statement sent.

Open Cages quotes a village resident:

Romana Bomba, a resident of Cieszyn-Dobrzec in Wielkopolska, who fought for many years against a mink farm built in the center of the village, does not hide her joy: – In our village, the farm bordered the school, kindergarten, and church. One person made money by skinning animals for fur, and we, the residents, the environment, and most importantly, the animals suffered. We have finally managed to put an end to this. We are sending fur to history!

"The government pushed through the worst cryptocurrency market law in the entire European Union. The President vetoed it, and very good!" - Przemysław Wipler wrote on X.

"Prime Minister Tusk regularly repeats that when creating new law, the principle of EU + 0 will apply, meaning directives and EU law will be implemented without imposing additional obligations on citizens and entrepreneurs. The parliamentary printout (draft + justification + regulatory impact assessment) was 1228 pages long!!! The law itself - 104 pages! For comparison - Zákon č. 31/2025 Sb. o digitalizaci finančního trhu – the law implementing, among others, the MiCA regulation in the Czech Republic is exactly 15 pages long! The Latvian Kriptoaktīvu pakalpojumu likums is 14 pages!" - he continued in his post.

"The amount of fees imposed on entities in the law guaranteed that no one from the entire industry would even consider registering in Poland and conducting business here. These were the highest fees imposed on entities from the crypto industry in the entire European Union!" - he noted.

Rząd przepchnął przez sejm najgorszą ustawa o rynku krypto walut w całej Unii Europejskiej. Prezydent ją zawetował, i bardzo dobrze!!! Dlaczego?

Regularnie premier Tusk powtarza, że przy tworzeniu nowego prawa będzie obowiązywała zasada UE + 0, czyli dyrektywy i prawo unijne… https://t.co/xBeNQ8QO4k

— Przemysław Wipler (@Wipler1978) December 2, 2025

- Unfortunately, President Karol Nawrocki, dictated by the radical left, has agreed to the destruction of another branch of Polish agriculture - Sławomir Mentzen wrote on social media.

- Jarosław Kaczyński, applauding after the law was passed, along with the entire left, will now go further and demand a ban on raising chickens, pigs, and cows - the Confederation leader wrote.

- It's a shame that the President did not defend the Polish countryside from Kaczyński, the left, and pseudo-ecologists, even though before the elections he opposed the 'Five for Animals' law - he noted.

Niestety Prezydent Karol Nawrocki, pod dyktando radykalnej lewicy, zgodził się na zniszczenie kolejnej gałęzi polskiego rolnictwa.

Klaszczący po uchwaleniu ustawy Jarosław Kaczyński razem z całą lewicą pójdą teraz dalej i będą domagać się zakazu hodowli kurczaków, świń i krów.…

— Sławomir Mentzen (@SlawomirMentzen) December 2, 2025

- Yes, a meeting of coalition leaders is taking place today. This was not part of the government's work, so I am not authorized to inform you about its subject matter. I think it will concern many issues - stated Adam Szłapka at a press conference.

Radosław Sikorski responded to Marcin Przydacz's morning statement regarding the proposed solution to the ambassadorial dispute.

- One of the President's advisors publicly stated that Karol Nawrocki allegedly made me a proposal to reach an agreement on signing the nominations of 40 Polish ambassadors, which I was supposed to have rejected. The opposite is true. The attached letter remained unanswered - wrote the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Jeden z doradców Pana Prezydenta stwierdził publicznie jakoby @NawrockiKn złożył mi propozycję dojścia do podpisania nominacji 40 polskich ambasadorów, którą miałem odrzucić.
Jest odwrotnie.
Załączone pismo pozostało bez odpowiedzi. pic.twitter.com/TLPpEsFHy1

— Radosław Sikorski 🇵🇱🇪🇺 (@sikorskiradek) December 2, 2025

- On Thursday [...] a meeting will be held, a medical summit, a discussion on the situation in healthcare. As for the meeting at the President's office, I would have to check if the Minister of Health has been invited. I think so, but she will be the one to decide whether to participate – said Adam Szłapka at a press conference, when asked about the Thursday and Friday summit on healthcare and whether government representatives would appear at the President's.

- Sometimes in diplomacy, one plays a slightly more complicated game, and the fact that this game is incomprehensible to some media outlets and to the person managing Jarosław Kaczyński's account, that doesn't surprise me at all - Adam Szłapka stated at a press conference.

- The chain law, I think only a heartless person could veto such a law, and I remember, and it's also astonishing to me, how determined Jarosław Kaczyński was in processing this law. I may disagree with Jarosław Kaczyński on many issues, but he certainly cannot be denied the quality of being a person with great empathy when it comes to animal suffering - Adam Szłapka said at a press conference.

- Public opinion polls clearly indicate that Poles are very sensitive to animal suffering, it is evident that the president has moved very far away from the natural thinking of Poles about what it means to be human - he continued.

- Mr. President, it makes one want to cry. You were supposed to unleash the dogs from their chains, but in reality, you have unleashed bad thoughts from their chains. You have given impunity to bad people, who will exploit this, who will continue to treat dogs as they have always treated them, badly - said Włodzimierz Czarzasty in a recording published on X.

- This veto harms dogs. Do you have a dog? Do you have any empathy towards animals? Do you know what people who witness brutality towards dogs in many places and feel helpless are thinking? It makes one want to cry - he continued.

Ustawa łańcuchowa. Panie Prezydencie - ręce opadają. pic.twitter.com/l30Fqi4sH7

— Włodzimierz Czarzasty 📚📖 (@wlodekczarzasty) December 2, 2025

- This was a poorly drafted law from the very beginning. President Karol Nawrocki loves animals and is in favor of animals being free and, of course, for no one to mistreat them, to put it crudely - said Adam Andruszkiewicz on TV Republika.

- This law contained provisions that were impossible to implement for dog owners who have these dogs, for example, in the countryside near their households, because the kennels that were planned there, which were to be built by villagers, were often the size of a studio apartment. We know that this would have been impossible to implement in practice, but it also stigmatized villagers by portraying them as those who allegedly mistreat animals - Adam Andruszkiewicz further stated.

- The President is in favour of improving the situation of animals in rural areas, which is why he is submitting his own bill on this matter today. This bill will liberalise these issues to give animals more space for themselves, but at the same time, it will not impose impossible-to-implement regulations on rural residents, such as building kennels the size of apartments - Adam Andruszkiewicz said on Telewizja Republika.

- President Karol Nawrocki also made this decision after many consultations. He also spoke with the industry involved in fur farming, and the industry clearly stated that the law must include a transitional period and compensation for fur animal producers. All of this is in the law, so the President decided that, given this, he would listen to the voice of the vast majority of Poles- Adam Andruszkiewicz said on TV Republika.

- We will also be submitting our bill initiative, which will guarantee that in Poland there will be no ban on animal farming, this daily, existential practice for people, when it comes to pigs, when it comes to cows, poultry. These are all animals that give us life every day. With all due respect, mink do not give us life; let's not equate them. And President Karol Nawrocki is today a guarantor that absolutely no such green, very harsh, ideological ideas, for example, coming from the European Union, that want to ban, for instance, animal farming for meat, will come into effect in Poland - said Adam Andruszkiewicz on Telewizja Republika.

- The president's veto means that cryptocurrencies in Poland continue to be the Wild West, that unfortunately there are many fraudsters there, and a person who wants to invest in cryptocurrencies in good faith might encounter one, while having the impression that the state is overseeing it. It is not, because of President Nawrocki's veto - said Ryszard Petru in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on the program "Gość Wydarzeń" (Guest of the Events) on Polsat News.

- One could always look for solutions that were perhaps less over-regulated than what was in the bill, but I saw no suggestions from the president or the chancellery during the works... - he continued.

- I'm sorry, with all due respect to the chancellery, they are not the most competent, they know little about this business, about finance [...] such general slogans like "too over-regulated", they refer to the Czech law, every country has a different legal system, you cannot compare Polish laws with other countries - he went on to say.

"The President's veto means that dogs can still be kept on chains for 12 hours. That's what the President's veto means. And with all due respect, the Presidential Chancellery is truly not competent. Do they really know about kennels? Meaning the size of kennels, which is appropriate, which isn't? It seems to me this is some kind of whim, looking for a needle in a haystack" - Ryszard Petru said on Polsat News.

"If any Pole wanted to invest safely in cryptocurrencies, they can't, because the president vetoed it; if someone wanted to end animal suffering, it's less likely, because the president's veto means nothing has changed in this matter" - he continued.

"The President is not capable of vetoing everything, it's a bit of a shot in the dark; he's certainly excited by the fact that he's so important, so strong, because he vetoes things. [...] Poles need to know who is responsible for the lack of improvement in the areas he has blocked" - he went on to say, also referring to the president signing the act banning fur farming.

- Almost another 2 weeks have passed, and I am waiting for a meeting with the Prime Minister. That's over 6 weeks now - Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz said in an interview with Piotr Kraśko on TVN24's "Fakty po Faktach" (Facts after Facts).

Asked if they talk to each other at the Council of Ministers, she replied: - Of course.

As she indicated: - I requested a meeting not within the scope of the Council of Ministers - of course, we work normally at the Council of Ministers, and that is good and obvious - but rather a meeting related to my work, to the coalition agreements. And I am waiting for such a meeting.

- From my side, there is readiness to talk, because I believe that a coalition should be about dialogue, and managing a coalition should also be about dialogue. Hence my readiness for such a conversation. I have been waiting for 6 weeks - she stated.

- But not like this [we should save] [...] there is a whole lot of inefficiency in healthcare, I propose a reduction of the health contribution for the smallest entrepreneurs - said Ryszard Petru in Polsat News, when asked about proposals for cuts in healthcare.

- I know this is a deficit of 4 billion zlotys, but when I see what the contribution increase went towards, and the whole rise in healthcare spending, as you well know, it went towards increasing the salaries of doctors and nurses. I wanted doctors and nurses to earn more than a few years ago, but for God's sake, not 300,000 a month, because such cases exist - he continued.

- I believe that it can be approached differently. It is better to organize healthcare with the same money, introduce certain restrictions to prevent such absurdities, and alleviate entrepreneurs who are simply barely able to pay the health contribution - he said further, when asked if the Minister of Health had approached savings from the wrong angle.

- There was a reconstruction conversation. After this conversation, it was repeatedly stated that it was agreed that each coalition party would have a Deputy Prime Minister. During this conversation, the expectation from Civic Coalition also arose that Prime Minister Sikorski would be such a Deputy Prime Minister. All of this was agreed upon - Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz said on TVN24's "Fakty po Faktach" (Facts After Facts).

- All the agreements there were verbal. Verbal agreements are equally binding. […] I don't think anyone suspects that if someone promises verbally, it's not a commitment - she emphasized.

- This is another veto, the president, one might say, is gathering momentum rather ungracefully. The question is, in whose interest are these vetoes? Because for me, a person who doesn't quite understand the whole idea of how cryptocurrencies function, one thing is certain: that the state, or rather the duty of the state, rests on those who govern, to ensure the safety of citizens - stated Piotr Zgorzelski on TVP Info.

- I believe I've already stated on your show, Madam Editor, that it's my original thesis, but it's gaining more and more confirmation: the President is aiming to create a center-right bloc, based mainly on Confederation, Braun's Confederation, and PiS. A new political formation, he wants to be the patron of this undertaking - stated Piotr Zgorzelski on TVP Info.

- Yes, I had her in mind, because I believe that one can be much more effective in government without necessarily being so confrontational, reaching agreements not through the media, but at coalition leaders' meetings, preferably within the framework of government work - said Ryszard Petru in an interview with Polsat News, when asked about his words: "Some of my rivals are clearly struggling to adapt to the coalition reality. This is already creating real tensions in the government," and whether he meant Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz.

- It is certainly not a fringe that can be ignored. Today I would say this – sensible people and politicians who are elected by these people should do everything to ensure that Braun simply does not enter the Sejm - stated Piotr Zgorzelski on TVP Info.

- If such cases of anti-Polonism, anti-Semitism, and other instances of acting against a human being, against human rights, continue to occur, then the services should primarily deal with it. If it is true that there are contacts with Russia, if he is writing a letter to Lavrov, to a defined enemy, then Braun is truly a neo-Confederate of Targowica. Not the Confederation of the Polish Crown, but Targowica-bis - he continued.

"I believe that we [Poland 2050] should today, not through the media, because that's my main opportunity, directly present a counterpoint to the idea of the State Labour Inspectorate Act, which could officially declare 'this is not a B2B contract, but an employment contract, from tomorrow you have to pay a higher contribution, pay contributions for the last three years, and holiday equivalent'" - said Ryszard Petru in Polsat News.

"This is a communist solution, where there is some extraordinary commission that says 'this is an employment contract, and this is not,' and then the entrepreneur fights in court" - he continued, when asked about Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk's words that the proposed changes are about civilizing pathologies and about the MRPiPS materials promoting the project.

"She proposed a communist solution, one where the official is the master and ruler" - he added, when asked if Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk is a communist.

"I will offer a solution, namely, it could be that an official from the PIP [...] says: this is an employment contract, while the entrepreneur says: it is not [...] they go to court, but it is the official of the State Labour Inspectorate who must prove they are right, not the entrepreneur defending themselves" - he added.

- This visit once again demonstrates the immense responsibility Poland has borne since the very beginning of the Russian Federation's attack on Ukraine. Over 95% of all donations from over 40 countries supporting Ukraine pass through this location, through the logistics hub in Rzeszów, Jasionka. This also shows the tremendous effort Poland is making in building responsibility for its armed forces, and how important it is for building, on the one hand, infrastructure, prestige, and the security of the Polish nation - said Karol Nawrocki during a media briefing in Jasionka.

- This is also important in the allied context, because we are in a place that is not only a witness to the living history of the 21st century, but it is also a place without which it would not be possible to ensure the security of the entire eastern flank of NATO. All of this is happening through the efforts of the Polish budget, the Polish state, and the Polish soldier, but this place in Podkarpacie also shows in a lens how cooperation between allies within NATO is proceeding - said Karol Nawrocki during a statement to the media in Jasionka.

- I explained during my speech what my veto entails. I appeal to let the dogs off the leash. My solutions will aim to take into account the real capabilities of the Polish state and the feasibility of this law, and therefore we must certainly give up on even the unrealistic 20-meter kennels and let the dogs off the leash, but also in responsibility for the feasibility of this law. Such a project is being submitted to the Polish Sejm. I deeply believe, and I appeal to all parliamentary clubs to support this bill. We have a common goal, but let's make these solutions realistic - said Karol Nawrocki during a statement to the media in Jasionka.

- I believe that we can discuss difficult issues with our partners, and that is how we treat Germans, and what issues we need to resolve. I am not aware of any solution to a historical or political problem, nor in terms of decency or historical truth, where the victims themselves pay for the harm inflicted by the occupier and invader. Therefore, what Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in Berlin deeply troubles me. I hope Prime Minister Donald Tusk will apologize to Poles and say that it was an expression of some misunderstanding - said Karol Nawrocki during a statement to the media in Jasionka.

- On behalf of the Polish nation, I appeal to the Chancellor and the President of Germany to seriously consider the matter of reparations owed to Poland following the destruction during World War II. I also count on the support of the Polish government in pursuing compensation from the German state - said Karol Nawrocki during a statement to the media in Jasionka.