- I spoke with the President yesterday, before General Kukuła entered the President's office, I also spoke with General Kukuła. Of course, these were courtesy conversations, as the substantive discussions are, of course, [...] between the President and the Generals. Certainly, no such information was shared [about a veto of the SAFE act] - said Zbigniew Bogucki in an interview with Grzegorz Kępka on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- Yesterday, I also spent several hours, one could say, with the President regarding the SAFE act, but also, and primarily, concerning the Polish SAFE 0%, which is a fund proposed by the President. And I know that during these conversations, no such information was conveyed - he continued.

- I don't think the Generals would have conveyed such information directly, that the President told them he would make such a decision. Because, simply put, according to my conversation with the President, such information was not passed on by the President to the Generals - he indicated.

- In short, it could have been some impression, it could have been a feeling. Although, as I said, these are, I understand, media speculations again, because none of the Generals have spoken in this manner - he added.