- The Prime Minister complained that the President wasn't answering his calls, that he wasn't replying to his texts - stated Jacek Prusinowski in "Sedno Sprawy" on Radio Plus.

- I asked the President about this - replied Paweł Szefernaker.

- And what, Mr. Minister? - asked the journalist.

- The President doesn't know of such a case - responded the Head of the Presidential Cabinet.

- But did the President check his call log. Does he even have the Prime Minister's phone number saved? Maybe he doesn't have it saved? - the host pressed.

- No, please don't joke... The Prime Minister says various things, really. The Prime Minister is looking for... - commented the politician.

- But was he lying in this matter?

- The Prime Minister very often tries to introduce diversionary topics to the public opinion. He has lost many times because of this and will ultimately lose again by introducing diversionary topics. For example, the Prime Minister lost the presidential election, among other things, by appearing in a television studio five days before the election and talking about a well-known figure.

- Let's just establish whether the Prime Minister was telling the truth or lying.

- The President does not know of a situation where he did not call the Prime Minister back.

- But I understand that one can just as well not remember such a situation.

- There was no such situation.

- Okay, so the Prime Minister wasn't telling the truth?

- There was no such situation.