- Frankly speaking, I don't really see it - said Krzysztof Szczucki on Polsat News's "Gość Wydarzeń" (Guest of Events), when asked if he could imagine the president not accepting the oath from judges of the Constitutional Tribunal elected by the current coalition.

- I am a statesman, a lawyer, and I am more of a statesman. Besides, every politician should be a statesman, but perhaps this is not obvious today - he stated.

- I wouldn't go to extremes. In this entire dispute, every wise, prudent Pole, regardless of their views, should remember that we are talking about the Polish state, which should be efficient, strong, and resilient to internal and external attacks. If we want to defend ourselves against external attack, we must have strong, efficient institutions in Poland - he pointed out.

- If someone from my group believes that the president could refuse to accept such an oath - let them present their arguments. Perhaps they will convince me. For now, and I do know something about law, I don't see such arguments. But no one is infallible, perhaps I am mistaken in this regard. I am waiting for arguments - he emphasized.