- The Police will enforce the law in every aspect when it comes to the Constitutional Tribunal, please be assured of that, regardless of who, I hope not, regardless of who commits this breach of law - said Marcin Kierwiński at a press conference.

- If any constitutional body or member of a constitutional body is prevented from functioning normally, if their mandated work is sabotaged, then both the prosecutor's office and the Police, on the prosecutor's orders, will take action - he stated further during the conference, when asked about a situation where some judges might be denied entry to the Constitutional Tribunal, whether the Police would help them gain access.

- Mr. Święczkowski is poorly informed; the entire of Poland probably saw that the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal took their oath, and it's good that they have reported for work - said Marcin Kierwiński at a press conference.

- What scenarios do I see? I see them doing everything now to start issuing rulings. If a Labour Court is needed for this, or possibly reports to the prosecutor's office, that will be an individual matter for those judges - he continued.

- Today is an important day regarding the security and integrity of the European Union's borders. The Entry/Exit system, a pan-European system for registering all individuals entering the European Union, is now fully operational. This system enhances security and creates another layer of protection for the entire European Union and our borders. Poland is a leader in implementing this system - said Marcin Kierwiński at a press conference.

- This system began its operation in October at some border crossings, and today it has been launched, it has been launched at all Polish border crossings, at all European Union border crossings - he continued.

- This system allows [...] the scanning and registration of individuals entering the European Union. It allows for the identification of those who are banned from entering the European Union, but most importantly, it also allows for the elimination of all abuses that occur when crossing the European Union border - he added.

- Kaczyński's Budapest in Warsaw didn't work out, but it's very possible that from Sunday we'll have Warsaw in Budapest - wrote Donald Tusk on social media.

Kaczyńskiemu nie wyszedł Budapeszt w Warszawie, ale bardzo możliwe, że od niedzieli będziemy mieli Warszawę w Budapeszcie.

— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) April 10, 2026

- First Sveta, now Vika… What kind of ugly Russian company is around this coalition… - wrote Marcin Przydacz on social media.

Najpierw Sveta, teraz Vika…

Co to za brzydkie ruskie towarzystwo wokół tej koalicji…#RosjaJuzTuJest

— Marcin Przydacz (@marcin_przydacz) April 10, 2026

- This day changed Poland. One would want to say that the sacrifice made by President Lech Kaczyński and his wife, President Kaczorowski, the most important commanders, led by the Chief of Staff, General Gągor, clergy, parliamentarians from all formations of the then parliament, employees and those who served, such as pilots, crew, security guards, everyone involved, BOR officers, everyone involved in securing this visit, families of Katyn victims, those who carried the memory, representatives of various social organizations, we will remember them all shortly - stated Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on the anniversary of the Smolensk catastrophe.

- One would want to say that such moments should encourage reflection, unite, and so it was in the first days, hours, I remember it well - he continued.

- Today, remembering, commemorating, and perhaps with a sense of unified pride and reflection, we also cannot remain silent about the fact that over these 16 years, there have also been those who wanted to destroy this community, to poison it in some way, to sow discord - the Deputy Prime Minister noted.

- This is our tragedy, meaning the tragedy at Smolensk has unfortunately also become a tragedy for us here, the contemporary ones, over these 16 years, for the families, an often unhealed wound, being picked at by every sound, every word - he said.

- I want to tell you that you should not lose hope. Especially on a day like this, you should not lose hope, because if we have been able to meet here for 16 years, to come together here, to remember what is good, especially what Wiesław Woda did in this place, but all those 96 people who gave their lives then and died in the accident, it means there is hope. That those who seek to misuse this in any way will ultimately lose, because good triumphs over evil, because love is stronger than hate - he added.

- First and foremost, we are awaiting a legislative solution, a good legislative solution from the government [...] we are primarily waiting to see what the government will do with the cryptocurrency bill that President Karol Nawrocki vetoed - Rafał Leśkiewicz said on Radio ZET, when asked when the Presidential Chancellery would present a draft cryptocurrency bill.

- Minister Pełczyńska-Nałęcz should remember that she is a member of this government and if she has any doubts about the actions of another minister, she should talk to that minister first. I often get the impression that the minister would like to be in coalition on some matters and in opposition on others - said Marcin Kierwiński in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.

He was referring to the post by the leader of Poland 2050 from yesterday.

- However, in this matter - because frankly, I also don't understand this post by the minister, I read it for a very long time - but ultimately, Barbara Nowacka is doing what the minister considers right - he stated.

- It is obvious that the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) should supervise the cryptocurrency market in Poland, because it involves the circulation of financial means. However, the legal solution that was proposed contained a number of excessive, over-regulatory measures, as pointed out by specialists involved in the cryptocurrency market, which is why these regulations did not come into effect - said Rafał Leśkiewicz on Radio ZET.

- The ruling party, wanting to fight with the President, once again prepared the same draft bill, which, of course, did not gain the President's acceptance - he continued.

- These discussions have been going on for several months now, the President is meeting with representatives of various political groups, so the talks are ongoing - said Rafał Leśkiewicz on Radio ZET, when asked if President Karol Nawrocki would help the right-wing build a Senate pact.

- We know the deadlock we've lived in for 10 years under PiS concerning the Constitutional Tribunal. I don't want to create the impression that the world has suddenly changed today as if by a magic wand. No, this is a long process - said Marcin Kierwiński on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- Yesterday, a gigantic step forward was taken to restore the rule of law. However, a fight still lies ahead of us, the fight of these six judges to ensure that order, rule, and law finally return to the Constitutional Tribunal - he emphasized.

- Minister Bogucki did not negate anything [...] he said it could be treated as a resignation from office, because they did not appear before the President of the Republic of Poland and did not take the oath before the president; they participated in a farce - said Rafał Leśkiewicz on Radio ZET, when asked if Zbigniew Bogucki had gone too far in negating the judges by speaking of their resignation from their judicial positions.

- The act of swearing-in did not occur, the competence dispute will be resolved at the level of the Constitutional Tribunal [...] only then, after resolution by the Constitutional Tribunal, will we take further action - he continued, when asked if the president considers this swearing-in to mean that the judges have resigned their positions.

- Of course, we will take further steps [if Bogdan Święczkowski bars new judges from ruling]. There's the issue of labor courts, there's the issue of the prosecutor's office's functioning - stated Marcin Kierwiński in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.

"Yesterday, Minister Zbigniew Bogucki clearly stated that the President [...] will ask the Constitutional Tribunal to resolve the jurisdictional dispute, and only at the moment when this jurisdictional dispute is resolved and a decision is made by the Constitutional Tribunal, will the President, as the guardian of the Constitution, abide by the Tribunal's decision. Therefore, this procedure is not concluded," Rafał Leśkiewicz said on Radio ZET.

"Regarding these four judges, there are formal and legal doubts. Therefore, until the Constitutional Tribunal resolves these doubts in accordance with Article 189 of the Constitution, this matter is not concluded," he continued.

- These notarial documents have reached the Presidential Chancellery, and they hold no legal power - said Rafał Leśkiewicz in a conversation with Marcin Zaborski on the program "Gość Radia ZET," when asked if documents from the new Constitutional Tribunal judges had arrived on the president's desk.

- They are not even able to name what they are doing. […] Let them say that the President is sabotaging the election of these Constitutional Tribunal judges because he is the President of PiS, not the President of all Poles. Let them say that, instead of resorting to such vague phrases – said Marcin Kierwiński in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.

- The President is not the King of Poland. He was elected President of Poland, but this means he must act within the framework of the constitution and abide by that constitution – he pointed out.

- The constitution very clearly states who is responsible for the election of Constitutional Tribunal judges. There is not a single word about the President being able to hesitate, contemplate, or interpret [the law] – he continued.

- Who is Mr. Bogucki to judge the decisions of the Polish parliament? I mean, who is he? He is a state official and as a state official, he should abide by Polish law, not go to press conferences and share his thoughts – Marcin Kierwiński stated on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- It is unserious for a state official to engage in judging the decisions of the Polish parliament. The Polish parliament has decided: six individuals out of six judges have been elected as judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, in accordance with the Polish constitution. The constitution speaks of the Sejm and the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. With all due respect – it says not a word about Mr. Bogucki – he pointed out.

- Mr. Bogucki seems to be overstepping his role. He has the technical role of the President's Chancellery chief – nothing more. Not someone who interprets the constitution or judges the Polish parliament – he emphasized.

- Please excuse me from commenting on this stew of nonsense that the President's officials are spouting. I listen to Minister Bogucki. He really… It's time for him to come back down to earth, because he's levitating in some kind of cosmos, to put it plainly - said Marcin Kierwiński on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- He seems to think he is not only more important than the President himself, but he primarily thinks he can interpret the constitution, that he can replace the Sejm, the Senate, the executive branch. A dangerous process - he stated.

- I encourage calm, planning for holidays, home renovation expenses if someone needs them. My role is to consider all scenarios and analyze possible consequences. At this moment, considering the situation in the Middle East and recent events, I believe the risk of a crisis in Poland is very, very low. We have the fastest-growing economy in the EU, and the latest World Bank forecasts also confirm that we will grow very quickly, at a rate of over 3% GDP - stated Andrzej Domański on RMF FM.

- I have the impression of taking a big step – I mean Poland and the entire Polish legal system – forward, when it comes to restoring the rule of law. The fact that the last 10 years have been a period of chaos in the Constitutional Tribunal – I would even put forward this thesis: the absence of a Constitutional Tribunal – is a fact, but specific individuals are responsible for it – Mr. Kaczyński, Mr. Ziobro, as well as President Duda, and now President Nawrocki – said Marcin Kierwiński in an interview with Grzegorz Kępka on Polsat News’s “Graffiti”.

- This all costs money, of course, and I am responsible for state finances. This proposal would mean a deficit of about PLN 11 billion. That's twice as much as we spend, for example, on medical rescue services, so I believe that tax proposals must be responsible ones. For 2026, our thresholds remain unchanged - stated Andrzej Domański on RMF FM.

- And for 2027 – discussions will certainly take place, but defense spending will also certainly be high; the situation in the Middle East shows that security must be our priority, so for now, the thresholds remain unchanged - he continued.

Warsaw will host commemorations of the 16th anniversary of the Smolensk Catastrophe, with the participation of PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński. A Roll Call of Remembrance is scheduled for 8:41 AM, followed by the laying of wreaths at Piłsudski Square.

Around 8:00 PM, the March of Remembrance will begin, proceeding from the Archcathedral Basilica to the Presidential Palace. At approximately 9:00 PM, a speech by PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński is planned in front of the Presidential Palace.

President Karol Nawrocki will also participate in the commemorations, specifically in the aforementioned Roll Call of Remembrance. At 9:00 AM, he will lay wreaths before the monument of the late President Lech Kaczyński, and at 9:15 AM, before the monument commemorating the Victims of the 2010 Smolensk Tragedy. The final event will be a holy mass at 7:00 PM.