- I would also prefer, and I think it's understandable, remembering that the Constitution makes the government responsible for foreign policy, for the president to help us. The President of the Republic, who repeats daily that Poland has no significance, is a catastrophe. I would prefer the president to repeat daily that Poland has great significance - Prime Minister Donald Tusk said at a press conference before flying to Berlin.

- In all common sense, I've already worn out my throat and it brought results, sometimes greater, sometimes smaller, but everywhere I repeat and everywhere I disseminate these opinions that Poland is an absolutely leading country in various matters, and this often finds confirmation also in relations with other partners, and sometimes it doesn't. They can also be capricious - he continued.

- We would function much better, I would gain much more, if there were support from the president. In my opinion, this is his constitutional duty. To support and implement the government's policy, because that's what the Constitution says, that's what common sense says, and that's what national interest suggests. But I am very disappointed. Not with this interview, but generally with such an approach - he continued.