At Tuesday's press conference Donald Tusk wanted to present ideas for the future government coalition. The leader KO intends to set up 3 committees of inquiry, and has already announced any laws. However, it was Miłosz Kleczek from TVP Info who stole the show.

TVP Discussion

A pro-government reporter, who in 1 of the last programs on TVP Info spoke about "our government," asked Tusk about changes in public television. – If you have a legal idea, you should have nothing to hide. He said.

– When it comes to organizing public media, it's easier than anyone thinks. It doesn't require mysterious action. You will learn in due time what these words mean and what consequences will befall those who have allowed public media in Poland to act against the Constitution. Donald Tusk replied.

sures of Tusk

KO leader assured journalists gathered at the conference that the actions of his political formation related to public media improvement would be lawful

– It'll be legal, as we realize it. We will surely be effective. As you can imagine, we will not hesitate. I'm certain it'll be interesting. There will be something to watch and what to broadcast said Tusk.

Kłekek was named “the authoritative of the written television”

Donald Tusk spared no powerful words to TVP Info reporter who is the star of pro-government media:

– You know, I'm already old, and I'm inactive amazed erstwhile I hear the officers of writing television, their way of asking questions, their behaviour at press conferences, that something like this could happen to public media..

A TVP reporter with Jan Grabc

During the exchange of views, Tusk and Kęczka, a TVP reporter was approached by Jan Grabić, who tried to take distant the microphone from the journalist. Kęczek commented on this issue on X:

‘Scandalous behaviour at a conference attended by D. Tusk in the Sejm. The party's spokesperson was ripping out the microphone. A full aggressive answer to calm, substantive questions. And media horners around. Where we live‘.

Politicians and journalists should be required to talk in a peaceful, peaceful atmosphere, without fueling antagonism. This situation, which took place on Tuesday in the Sejm, was, to put it mildly, unfortunate.