- This whole discussion is quite absurd. The number one absurdity is that someone in the Knesset and in the House of Representatives came up with the idea that they might want to ask Mr. Czarzasty about the Nobel Prize for Donald Trump. For God's sake, what kind of idea is it to ask Mr. Czarzasty if he will support the Nobel Prize for Trump, a post-communist apparatchik - said Marcin Przydacz on Radio Wnet.

- Mr. Czarzasty, if he were a diplomat or a politician thinking in terms of Poland's state interest, would have recognized, "Okay, they are asking me, it's known that I won't support Trump, because I have a red tie rather than a white and red one, I'll put the letter in my drawer, too bad." - he continued.

- No, Mr. Czarzasty decided he would make political gains from it. He held a conference and, of course, using freedom of speech, sure, but he very strongly criticized the President of the United States and must have expected that there might be some reaction to it - he went on to say.

- The ambassador reacted, stating that he does not allow the criticism of his president; that is somewhat his role [...] and that's where this whole scandal comes from: Czarzasty decided he would score political points with anti-Trump sentiment, the Americans react to it because diplomacy is for that purpose, that when the president is insulted, one reacts - he added.