- He won't tell me where I should fly? Mr. Editor, what kind of words are these at all? The Prime Minister can tell his son where he can fly, or his grandchildren. The Prime Minister will not tell the President of Poland where he can fly. I can fly wherever I want. However, in terms of the system and constitution, the Prime Minister has the task of deciding whether Poland wants to join the Peace Council or not. I make the final decision, and the government must inspire it. When there was the treaty with Nancy, even with France, the government prepared it, did it, prepared negotiations. The government inspired it, the law went through parliament - stated President Karol Nawrocki in "Rymanowski's Breakfast".

- And I, after two years of negotiations or a year and a half, could have said, but actually no, because I didn't like five things. Indeed, I didn't like some things, although I treat France as our strategic partner. I didn't do that out of respect for the Polish Republic on the international stage. Negotiations with Great Britain are now underway, and the government also inspires them in the end. The President must finish them. So I regularly appeal to the Prime Minister: Mr. Prime Minister, make a decision, Mr. Prime Minister, whether you want Poland to be in the Peace Council or not. So that I can make the final decision - he continued.