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0:00If you are trying to cross a border and
0:02harm any of our soldiers, you will be
0:04dead. This is what I said in the
0:05parliament. I said, "Do not come to the
0:07Polish border because you will be dead.
0:09Shot dead." Cuz one of my friends, he
0:11came to Poland 30 years ago from Syria.
0:13He get married a Polish girl, raised his
0:16kids as Christians. And he told me, "Do
0:18not ever, ever let them in." I asked him
0:20who. He said, "Syrians." And I said,
0:22"What do you mean you're Syrian?" He
0:23said, "But the difference between me and
0:25them is that I'm educated. I brought
0:27money. I pay taxes. uh I respect culture
0:30and there are people from the desert
0:32>> on the Europe front is do you see any
0:34will to do that in other countries your
0:36liberalists your democrats are
0:38communists and now I can hear Bernie
0:39Saunders AOC and know all this lunatics
0:42it doesn't matter if they call
0:43themselves democrats social democrats
0:46socialists they are communists the
0:48lowest unemployment in European Union
0:49Poland highest GBT after co Poland zero
0:52terrorist attacks and why because when
0:55this madness started in 2015 we stopped
0:58them We did not let them in. Be like
0:59Poland or you will die.
1:01>> Do you think Donald Trump would really
1:03do all the things that you would want
1:04him to do that you think that the
1:06Europeans need to do?
1:16>> All right, I'm Dave Rubin. This is the
1:17Ruben Report. And joining me in studio
1:19today is a former twotime member of
1:21Polish Parliament, now two-time member
1:24of European Parliament, and two-time
1:27returning guest to the Reuben Report.
1:29That is correct.
1:29>> Dominick Tarsinski. Pleasure to be here.
1:31Thank you for having me. And this is
1:33just the beginning.
1:34>> I'm just I'm I'm just starting.
1:36>> Meaning you're moving to Florida cuz
1:38that's where all freedom loving people
1:39end. You know,
1:40>> I love Florida, but the heat,
1:42>> it's too much. I mean, people of
1:44Florida, how can you leave here? I mean,
1:45come on. You walked in.
1:46>> I love sun, but it's too much.
1:48>> You walked in here dripping sweat. It's
1:51extremely hot. It's always hot this time
1:52of year. It's humid. I get it. And the
1:54first thing I asked you was, how does
1:56the weather in Kkow this time of year
1:57compared?
1:58>> It's beautiful. I think it's perfect.
1:59We've got proper seasons actually. So,
2:01at beginning of autumn, it's beautiful
2:03because you still have a sun, not much
2:05rain. You don't have this.
2:09>> It's hard. But I love Florida,
2:10especially people here. It's beautiful.
2:12Beautiful.
2:12>> Yeah. Well, I'm glad to be sitting down
2:14with you again. Last time we did this, I
2:15think was at Ark, not the last one, but
2:17probably probably about a year and a
2:18half ago in London. You've been one of
2:20the leading voices out of Europe related
2:22particularly to borders, not only for
2:24your own country, but really for all of
2:26the European Union and and the mass
2:28migration problem. So, we'll get into
2:29all of that, but I thought you walked in
2:30with this hat and I said, "Guys, let's
2:32let's put this on set because if you
2:34would have said to people to the if you
2:36would have said to the average American
2:3820 years ago,
2:39>> be like Poland. Here's a hat." They're
2:41just going to come up with 20 Polish
2:43jokes or I would have been like when I
2:46was in Brooklyn in Greenpoint, a lot of
2:47Polish people over there. Okay, you
2:48could get some good kilbasa. But yeah,
2:50but now who's laughing? And I and I
2:52think that's an interesting place to
2:53start. You guys are doing something
2:55right that most of the world has
2:57forgotten.
2:57>> True. Well, first of all, uh when you
2:59look at the data and I'm I'm trying to
3:02repeat it every single time because it's
3:04not changed. It's it's even better
3:05actually. The lowest unemployment in
3:08European Union, Poland. highest GBT
3:10after COVID Poland. Lowest rate of rapes
3:14Poland zero terrorist attacks always
3:16these four pillars every single time for
3:19years. I'm trying to repeat it and
3:22remind it. And why? Because when this
3:26madness started in 2015, we stopped
3:28them. We did not let them in. So be like
3:31Poland. It's not just a hat. It's not
3:33just a merch. I'm trying to send a
3:35message. So whenever I go
3:38I I take this hat with me because I'm
3:41proud because we are an example. Our
3:43conservative government is an example
3:46how to deal with the problems because
3:48the main the root of the problem is and
3:51I must say that not migration itself but
3:54Islamization it's a fact. So because
3:58Poland is the safest place in European
4:01Union, one of the safest places on earth
4:03at the moment and it's not my political
4:05opinion. Everyone can check that on on
4:07on on internet. It's Euroat official
4:10data.
4:12>> Because of that many investors are very
4:14happy to come. Tourism is just booming.
4:16Yeah.
4:17>> And everyone is like I mean everyone
4:18many people sending you messages when do
4:20you start your own tourist company?
4:22Because everyone's like why do you
4:23always say because why do you always you
4:26know repeat be like Poland? Because I'm
4:28proud. I'm proud of Copernicus. I'm
4:32proud of shopping. I'm proud of King
4:34Subies. I'm proud of John Paul II. I'm
4:38proud of our wall at the border. I'm I'm
4:42I'm I'm so proud of Poland thousand
4:45years history throughout the ages and
4:48I'm so proud and I am a politician
4:51representative at this moment of history
4:54of humanity not only Europeans. So when
4:58someone will ask me what did you do for
5:00Poland I will say I made it safe and I
5:04brought people to Poland as a tourist
5:08and I made them jealous. You know, it's
5:10so interesting because obviously I talk
5:12to politicians from all over the world,
5:13but particularly I find in Europe,
5:14they'll give me some version of I'm
5:16proud of my country and they talk about
5:18the past, but they're not proud of
5:20what's going on now. You have a nice
5:23Right. You have a nice version of that,
5:25right? And that's not to say history,
5:27too, and all that. So, so you mentioned
5:292015 when this all went crazy related to
5:31immigration. What is it that you weren't
5:33in government at the time, were you?
5:34>> Yeah, that's that's that's our
5:36government.
5:36>> Yeah. But no, but were you you were in
5:38government, right? So, so what is it
5:40that the Polish government saw that
5:43somehow the rest of the EU seem not to
5:45see?
5:46>> Well, first of all, it's not about what
5:49we've seen, but it's about our
5:51experience. First of all, as I
5:54mentioned, Poland is thousand years
5:56history. We've been partitioned. I
5:59mentioned it during our first convers
6:01conversation.
6:03123 years of non-existence.
6:06Russia and Germany
6:07>> Yeah. took over. We know what it means
6:10to be taken over.
6:13123 years of non-existence on the map
6:16and we survived. Not only that,
6:20after partitions, we had a terrible
6:23World War II. 6 million Poles killed all
6:26the elite killed, professors, priests,
6:30musicians. This is what we've lost.
6:34Then we had nearly 70 years of
6:37communism. We've been taken over after
6:39the war by Soviet Russia.
6:42>> So we know when this kind of things are
6:46coming because of our experience, we
6:48know what might happen. So when Germany
6:50started this madness of illegal
6:52migration, cheap labor actually we said
6:54no we're not going to let them in. We
6:57are Christian country. We are very
7:00devoted Catholics. We do not want
7:03enrichment in Poland. We are very happy
7:05as rich as we are. And everyone was
7:07like, "Oh, but you need, you know, your
7:09birth rate is going down. You need
7:11people to No, we don't need that. We
7:14want to be alive. Maybe that not as
7:15much, not not as rich as others, not
7:18alive."
7:20So, we decided, okay, the GBT will be
7:23going up slower. There will not be a
7:25backwards, but it's going to be a bit
7:27slower, but we are going to be safe. And
7:30what happened? It's go it's booming now
7:33because of our decisions in 2015. So
7:38as you know one of our soldiers was
7:40killed with the spear. They made it uh
7:43they they kill him through the vans
7:46through the vans and uh our government
7:48our parliament actually all political
7:50powers change the law that we can use
7:54life bullets now. So you know what we're
7:56doing now? We shoot them. If you are
7:59trying if you are trying to cross a
8:01border and harm any of our soldiers, you
8:04will be dead. This is what I said in the
8:06parliament. I said do not come to the
8:08Polish border because you will be dead.
8:11Shot dead. It's not a joke.
8:13>> Yeah.
8:14>> So we are we are taking the safety
8:16security very very seriously because we
8:20know that this is a war. when it started
8:23we already we we were very clear this is
8:27um this is a war hbrit war but a war we
8:31knew that many of them were coming from
8:33Russia with the tourist visas they were
8:35brought to Belarus and then they were
8:37coming to our border they were trying to
8:39kill our soldiers we changed the law in
8:423 days and we shoot them now if there is
8:44a need we use live bullets
8:46>> what kind of push back do you get from
8:50I suppose we would call it the left in
8:52your country. I mean, yeah, it's the
8:53left. So, what kind of what kind of
8:55internal push back do you get for that?
8:56Cuz when I hear you say that,
8:58>> to me, the thing I always say on the
8:59show is if everyone in Europe, in
9:01Germany, in Spain, in France, all these
9:02countries, if they just had a time
9:04machine and could go back 15, 20 years,
9:05everyone would do it that way.
9:07>> Of course, the obviously we do have a
9:09left like every sing like every country,
9:12they they cry a lot. They cry loud. We
9:14don't give a Well, as simple as
9:16that. I'm serious. I mean, they do cry a
9:19lot. They they they try to even help
9:21them. They're running with the pizzas
9:23>> to the border to, you know, to help
9:25people. Of course, we've got our own
9:27AOC. We've got our own.
9:31>> What type of political power do they
9:32have?
9:33>> I mean, they're in opposition.
9:35>> They were in the opposition at that
9:36time.
9:36>> Yeah.
9:37>> So, so we didn't care. And obviously, uh
9:40they knew that we are right because what
9:42is happening now in Poland? It' be like
9:43Poland. You see, now the liberals are
9:46taking they're they're creating a
9:48government in Poland, but I'm still very
9:51proud to say be like Poland because if
9:53we would not make this decisions in
9:552015, if we would not build a wall, if
9:58we would not create this atmosphere, do
10:00not come or you will die. Then they will
10:03be here, they will be in Poland. So what
10:05we did, we
10:06>> and also your liberal party is not
10:08purely leftist. It's not the same
10:10confusion, right? It's just worth
10:11mentioning because Americans get
10:13confused. No, no, no. I mean, you're
10:14you're liberals. You're Democrats are
10:16communists,
10:17>> right? Right.
10:18>> I mean I mean
10:19>> sorry.
10:19>> I mean I I feel sorry for you. That's
10:21why I'm starting my job on on on this
10:23university. I mentioned to you before we
10:25started
10:25>> Florida International University and I'm
10:28going to I'm going to I'm going to do
10:29lectures on communism in the past,
10:31present and future. Because what I think
10:34my personal experience is very important
10:37to share it. It's going to be more like
10:39testimony rather than teaching because I
10:41was born in 1979. I remember communism.
10:44I remember being a six-year-old kid in a
10:46queue queueing for all night to get
10:48shoes. I didn't get them. It wasn't
10:50enough. It was like Venezuela and Cuba.
10:53I experienced communism. I know what
10:55communism is. And now I can hear Bernie
10:57Saunders AOC and know all this lunatics.
11:00They are communists. It doesn't matter
11:02if they call themselves democrats,
11:05social democrats, socialists, they are
11:07communist. Do you think there is any
11:09meaningful distinction beyond that they
11:11have different names for it cuz they
11:12kind of slow roll you with the name
11:13>> the action the actions they're taking I
11:16mean uh like they want to abolish an
11:19army a police
11:21they want to destroy this country
11:23>> open the borders
11:24>> obviously that's obvious so so if you if
11:27you do not want public services if you
11:28do want if you do not want uh an army
11:31police you want open borders there's no
11:33country you could just land everyone can
11:36go and and come and go do whatever
11:38There's no
11:40to me it's a pure communism because
11:45number one they want to take power full
11:47power they do not want to share power
11:50that's number one number two they want
11:52to destroy this country in the name of
11:54power because everyone knows that the
11:56great replacement we saw that a couple
11:59days ago in Sweden
12:01um the great replacement pays very well
12:04with the votes for left everyone knows
12:06that we keep repeating it. Nobody does
12:08anything about it. 75%
12:11no go zones voted for left in Sweden and
12:15they took over.
12:16>> So they don't care about their country.
12:18They don't care about future
12:20generations. They are hedonists. They
12:22thinking about themselves. Let's take a
12:24power now. Whatever happened in 20 30
12:25years I don't care. They don't even care
12:27about their own children and
12:28grandchildren. That is the problem. So
12:31the difference between us Republicans,
12:33conservatives, right-wing is
12:37to think about next generations and
12:40leave the country better than when you
12:42started to live in this country. That is
12:44the difference. They don't care. They've
12:45got this beautiful houses. It's closed.
12:48Nobody no one can.
12:50>> The reason they have guards and fences
12:52and border,
12:52>> but they don't like police, but they've
12:54got private security. That's the
12:56difference. So, so it's, you know,
12:58sometimes when I do interviews,
13:01I'm just thinking it's so obvious. I
13:02shouldn't even I shouldn't even talk
13:04about it. It's obvious like a green and
13:07red light, like a sun and a moon. It's
13:10so obvious for me, for us, for polls.
13:14It's so obvious.
13:14>> Well, it's also interesting because the
13:16policy of someone approaching the border
13:18will be shot doesn't mean you have to
13:20shoot people relentlessly. Once you send
13:21that signal out, exactly
13:23>> less people show up. It's like when we
13:25were blowing up those narco boats coming
13:27from Venezuela. Suddenly less boats
13:29started coming.
13:30>> Exactly. Numbers drop because they know
13:31that we can by the law use live bullets.
13:34Obviously we don't we don't shoot people
13:36because just we like it. We are not
13:38animals. We don't do that. But we do not
13:41shoot people who are trying to break
13:43into our country because we hate them.
13:45We do it because we love those in our
13:48homes.
13:49>> Because we do it out of love. So my
13:51message, if I may, my message again, do
13:55not come to the Polish border or you
13:57will be dead. Shot dead. Do not come to
14:01the Polish border. I'm very clear for
14:03years. If you're coming, you it's it's
14:06your own risk. Do not cry over that. Do
14:09not tell me that you were shot, you were
14:11pushed back, whatever. Whatever. Do not
14:13come. There's no problem. Go to Qatar.
14:16There's no problem with that. They speak
14:17Arabic.
14:19What is the problem?
14:21>> I'm pretty sure Qatar is not letting
14:23these people wander in. They want their
14:25slave laborers who they take their
14:26>> obviously. I was asking why why Egypt is
14:28not why they close their border? Why
14:30they build the wall?
14:31>> Very strange they don't open the door to
14:32Gaza. Isn't it
14:33>> Qatar and others? They don't want them.
14:35You know why? Because one of my friends,
14:38the guy I know, he came to Poland 30
14:40years ago from Syria. And I I give this
14:43example every single time. He came to
14:45Poland 30 years ago. He get married a
14:47Polish girl, raised his kids as
14:49Christians, and he told me, "Do not
14:52ever, ever let them in."
14:54>> I mean, who? I asked him, "Who?" He
14:56said, "Syrians." And I said, "What do
14:58you mean you're Syrian?" He said, "But
14:59the difference between me and them is
15:02that I'm educated. I brought money. I
15:04pay taxes. I I respect culture,
15:06Christian culture, and they are people
15:08from the desert. They do not see the
15:11difference between good and evil. and
15:14you will you will be dead. He said to
15:16me, "Do not let them in." Syrian guy who
15:19is for 30 years in Poland told me do not
15:22let them in. So if they want to go, let
15:25them go to any Arabic country. And it's
15:28the same thing with with the with the
15:30cultural enrichment. I was very clear
15:32and I said until Poland will not be able
15:36to build a cathedral in Qatar, there
15:39will not be even a one mosque. Is that
15:41fair? I think it's fair.
15:43>> It's fair to me. Yeah.
15:44>> Okay. You want a one mosque, we're going
15:45to get one cathedral. If not, there's no
15:47mosques in Poland. I mean, not new
15:49mosque. We've got Tatars. We got
15:51beautiful Muslims who are in Poland for
15:52over 400 years who fought for they
15:55fought for Poland, but we do not want
15:57jihadists. We we're not going to let
15:59them in. And that's why they are calling
16:01me Islamophobe. I don't have a phobia.
16:04Phobia is irrational fear. My fear is
16:08rational. my um my mom's and sister fear
16:12is rational is based on what is
16:14happening in in Europe. So it's not
16:16Islamophobia,
16:18it's a rational fear on what they are
16:21doing.
16:21>> When you when you wander through the
16:23offices of the European Parliament and
16:26you're wandering through Brussels and
16:27all of that stuff and you're listening
16:29to these guys have their wine and fancy
16:31meals and talk about all this stuff.
16:33>> Are they subtly agreeing with you? cuz I
16:36cannot imagine they all enjoy giving
16:38their countries away.
16:39>> They do, but they would never agree.
16:41They would never they would never agree
16:43in public. What they do when when we
16:45have a conversation, I know some of
16:46them, they're not my friends, but as we
16:49travel together, we on the plane
16:51together on the April, we spend quite a
16:53lot of time with together. And whenever
16:55I asked them, don't you think you're
16:57destroying this country, this this
16:59continent? They were like,
17:01you're right.
17:04But there is some something is driving
17:07them to do so. And uh it's not about
17:11power only. I think many of them are
17:14owned. I told you we had this
17:16conversation like
17:19nearly two years ago.
17:20>> Yeah.
17:21>> Nobody owns me. I can say whatever I
17:24want. I don't care. And I think many of
17:26them are uh depended on external powers.
17:32So when you say external powers, I mean
17:33obviously Qatar is throwing all sorts of
17:35money at all.
17:36>> Well, if vice president if vice
17:38president of European Parliament was
17:40caught with two suitcases full of cash,
17:42it's it's about 15 million euros. Uh she
17:46was gi she she bought a private island
17:48and and she was visiting Qatar many
17:52times and she was voting in a committee
17:54where she wasn't even a member and she
17:56was doing things for Qatar and she was
17:58arrested vice president obviously
17:59socialist. What can you expect?
18:03What can you expect? Qatar is spending
18:08hundreds of millions to buy politicians
18:11around the world, especially in European
18:13Parliament, not me.
18:15>> They're buying influencers, too.
18:17>> Of course,
18:17>> that's a secondary issue, but that's
18:19true, too.
18:19>> This is that's why I think um we can be
18:23right. We can win wars on the ground. We
18:26are losing internet. Thank God for your
18:28podcast. Thank God that I can say
18:30whatever I want. you never interrupt.
18:31You never
18:33>> We had this conversation before we
18:34started
18:35>> that I don't want to even know what's
18:38your questions are, you know, because
18:40I'm going to say whatever I want anyway.
18:42>> And every every podcast I do or any
18:45interview, I don't want to know what
18:47what the questions are. I mean, I don't
18:48care because nobody owns me and they can
18:51call me Islamophobe, fascist. I don't
18:54care. This is what I said to Katy Newman
18:56in 2018 18 channel 4. You can call me a
19:00pink elephant. It's just a word. And my
19:02mom, my sister, my future wife are safe
19:04because of my work. This is what we did
19:07in a parliament. We asked them to use
19:09live bullets to be brave to fight for
19:11our country because this is our home,
19:13right? Okay, you got a home with four or
19:15six people. It's 40 million people in
19:17our home and we're going to protect it.
19:19And if someone needs to be killed, he's
19:21going to be killed. Simple as that.
19:24>> What kind of push back do you get does
19:27Poland get from the EU? So, I've had a
19:29lot of these types of conversations.
19:30I've been to Hungary several times and I
19:32definitely want to come to Poland. So,
19:33we should come visit. That would be
19:34great. We can do a report by the border.
19:36You will see with your own eyes how
19:39beautiful this this wall is, how safe it
19:41is. So, once you know, yeah, let's do it
19:43together.
19:43>> So, we absolutely will do that. But I've
19:45had this type of conversation usually
19:47from a Hungarian perspective in that
19:49part of the world and I've been to CPAC
19:50in Hungary and a few things like that.
19:52Now, Hungary obviously seems to be at
19:53least slightly going in the other
19:55direction right now. It's a little It's
19:56a little slightly clear. Not maybe.
19:59Okay. So, all right. That's nice to
20:00hear. Um, but I know a lot about the
20:03push back that they were getting and you
20:04know that it was a million a million
20:06euro fine a day basically border. So,
20:08you have the same exact
20:09>> we had €22,000 per person because as you
20:12know this G geniuses from European Union
20:15they created a problem. I mean Germans
20:18they invited them with common vom
20:20politics uh looking for a cheap labor.
20:24they found out okay they don't want to
20:25work they don't want to learn language
20:26they sometimes they are blowing
20:28themselves up with as a terrorist they
20:29they are using explosive they they rape
20:32they kill they they they behead people
20:35actually so they said okay so we've got
20:37a problem now in Germany well in in
20:40European Union so let's spread them
20:42around as a European solidarity we're
20:45going to have this quarter system and
20:47according to your population you're
20:48going to take numbers we're going to
20:50take you how many you have to take and
20:52that's it And what we said,
20:55guys, swear.
20:56>> Yeah. Oh, yeah.
20:57off.
20:59>> We said, off. And we did not let
21:02anyone in. They find us €22,000 per
21:05person. Million.
21:06>> So they estimated by population how that
21:09was.
21:10>> Yeah. Yeah. So they get some quarter
21:13>> and they ask us to um uh to pay €22,000
21:17per person. We did. We did. And look at
21:20us now,
21:20>> right?
21:21>> Be like Poland. And it's not like we
21:23paid this money. They deducted it from
21:26general budget actually. But we didn't
21:29get this money. So we so so we paid for
21:31it. And it was better to pay money be
21:35alive, safe, happy, smiled. When you
21:38come to Poland, you will not believe
21:41what I do now because I invite everyone
21:43to Poland. Everyone. When I do podcast
21:45reports, I'm asking people who I had the
21:48guy from Japan recently. He came from
21:51Japan asking you to do a tour. And I and
21:54I put the map on the table and I asked
21:56and I told him, "Pick up the place. Not
21:59me. You pick up the place. We're going
22:00to go there. You're going to film it."
22:02He picked up the places. He filmed it.
22:04He was crying. He switched over the
22:05camera and he was crying. And I said,
22:07"Why are you crying?" He says, "I want
22:08Japan to be the same."
22:10>> And I said, "I thought Japan is okay.
22:12You've got a beautiful prime minister
22:14now." Yeah. He said, "Yeah, yeah, she's
22:16okay, but uh we need time to clean the
22:19whole thing. It's it's a huge he was
22:20very emotional
22:21>> right if you think of a place like Japan
22:23can't do it they're obviously doing
22:25better and there you know she's the new
22:27prime minister is better but the fact
22:29that they have a problem
22:30>> it's a global beyond imagination yeah
22:33>> this is why when I said that this
22:37process of illegal migration it's not
22:39about poor people looking for a better
22:41life but this is actual hijra Arabic
22:44term of demographic war this is not
22:46about poor people look at look Spain.
22:49Now the guys will biaga t-shirts with
22:52the iPhones.
22:54>> They are asked
22:54>> while holding a dog. What are you doing
22:56in here? I'm looking for a better life.
22:58>> No women.
22:59>> Yeah.
22:59>> No kids.
23:00>> Just just force
23:03like in their 20s, military age,
23:07thousands, like 80 thousands during the
23:10weekend. It's organized. It's a hedra.
23:13It's a it's a demographic war. So if we
23:16will not realize that this is a war, if
23:18we will not realize that we have to
23:20react and the first thing is in my
23:24opinion from what I see, we have to
23:26change our language. We have to be brave
23:29to call things as they are. And um if
23:32someone is calling me Islam or fascist,
23:35I don't give a single We have to
23:38call it as it is because the main
23:39problem is still political correctness.
23:44I'm not correct in any way.
23:45>> So what would you do if you were a
23:48member of parliament, let's say in
23:49Germany right now or if you were the
23:51prime minister of Germany, you know, or
23:52or any of these countries.
23:54>> Mhm.
23:54>> Let's say they can all close their
23:55borders tomorrow cuz the the the
23:57migration in has at least slowed at this
23:59point, right? So okay, let's say you
24:01close your borders tomorrow. You still
24:02have an inhouse
24:04problem.
24:05>> Mhm.
24:06>> Do you think re-immigration or
24:07remigration, whatever they're calling
24:09it, do you think that there is any
24:10chance this is going to work? I mean,
24:11you're going to really put soldiers. Do
24:12you think any of these countries will do
24:14it?
24:14>> Give me 3 days
24:15>> versus what you will do.
24:16>> Give me 3 days.
24:17>> 3 days the the whole problem will be
24:19solved. We're going to ask for 1747 at
24:22the airport. We're going to arrest them.
24:24We're going to transport them and we're
24:26going to send them to Nigeria, Qatar,
24:28and other places. If they will not take
24:30them, we're going to leave them where
24:31they are. We're going to leave them um
24:34in a in a in a countries where the the
24:36plane is going to go. We're going to cut
24:37off all the contracts. We're going to
24:38start with the sanctions and that's it.
24:41Well, El Salvador is doing good with
24:43with the gang members. It was solved in
24:45one month. The beautiful great beautiful
24:50prison was built. Everyone is there
24:53>> and that's it. There is no problem at
24:56all. You have to have a man
25:00who is ready to do things which are
25:02unimaginable for many politicians.
25:04>> Right? So that really is a question. Do
25:06you think
25:06>> if we can organize if we can organize
25:09Super Bowl, right? If we can organize
25:12like millions of people for pilgrimages
25:15of John Paul II, we can organize
25:17millions remigrations for millions in
25:19three days. We need political power. We
25:22need political um we need political
25:25strength and people who are not afraid.
25:27I would organize it. I mean, I'm in the
25:29European Parliament. I'm I'm making
25:30really good money. I mean, we making
25:32really good money. And I said publicly
25:34some time ago that I'm ready to be back
25:37next year because we've got election in
25:39Poland as as a secretary of deportation.
25:43I would leave my seat in European
25:44Parliament and I will organize it and I
25:46will show the whole world how to do it.
25:48Give me 3 days.
25:49>> But you don't need to do much in Poland.
25:51>> No, but we still have a problem
25:53>> just to model it.
25:54>> Yeah. Just to show them how you how you
25:56deal with it. Like
25:59it's not a problem to order a pizza, I
26:01order the food and check the papers. Not
26:05a problem at all. You put 200 agents
26:07calling for a pizza. You're asking them
26:09to come with delivery. You check the
26:11papers. That's it. I mean, there's
26:13hundreds of ways to get over it. But the
26:17most important, that's a joke,
26:19obviously. You know what I meant? I'm
26:21being Selena. But you can organize it
26:23with with the structure of your country.
26:24You can organize
26:26the whole process but there must be a
26:29decision. Malay is doing good. Al
26:31Salvador is doing good. Brazil will do
26:34the same. I had this conversation with
26:35>> right. South America, Latin America seem
26:38to be they all seem to be shifting to
26:39the right at the moment. Yes, Brazil is
26:41a little bizarre. Um hopefully they'll
26:43come around and we'll see what happens.
26:44>> But I I I I still I I really hope that
26:47um Flavia Bolsinaro is going to win. Uh,
26:49I mean that would be he promised to
26:51build the same prison as El Salvador
26:53because they got a problem with the
26:55gangs and and and a and a crime in
26:57general. So, so I think he's going to
26:58win.
26:59>> So, so let's say they're basically okay.
27:00But now, but but on the Europe front, is
27:02do you see any will to do that in other
27:05countries? I mean, the AFD just got got
27:08some nice results this past week. Like,
27:10if they were to come to power, do you
27:12think Widell and uh the other guy whose
27:14name I'm blanking on the the partner, do
27:16you think they have a chance to actually
27:18do something? Well, what I hear from
27:20Great Britain, what I hear from Rupert
27:23Lo, what I hear from even from Nigel
27:26sometimes,
27:27uh, they are saying they're going to do
27:29it. I'm very happy and that's my
27:32announcement if I may. If you need any
27:34consultation with this job, I'll do it
27:36for free. I'm serious. I will do it for
27:39free. As a European, as a Christian,
27:41I'll do it for free. Just let me do it.
27:43We've got our election in a year. we do
27:45not have such a big problem because as I
27:47said our decisions were right and
27:48everyone is like how can I be like
27:50Poland do you know how many messages I'm
27:52getting every single day how can I flee
27:56to Poland it's not how can I move to
27:58Poland they are using a specific word
28:01>> how can I flee to Poland and we are
28:04peril of Europe now we've got our
28:07problems obviously we are not laboratory
28:09that there is no problems at all but
28:11when you're going to come you're going
28:12to see how safe clean there's no piece
28:14of paper on flow.
28:15>> No, I see videos all the time. You know,
28:17there's all these accounts that compare
28:19and contrast these different European
28:21countries and you see what's going on in
28:22Poland at parades where you don't need
28:24all of the protection and you don't need
28:26barriers everywhere.
28:27>> You can't see a police guy with it with
28:29with with a shotgun. There is no need
28:31for that. Like when I do this reports
28:33and interviews, I'm walking with a with
28:36with the guys coming over to Poland and
28:38they ask me, "Where's your security?" I
28:40don't have one. I don't need security.
28:42>> You'll be okay here in Florida,
28:43>> of course. I mean yeah but in Poland
28:46like everyone is surprised like whatever
28:48country they coming from they are like
28:50our politicians are not able to work
28:52around why why did they do that people
28:55hate them
28:57they're owned they don't get they don't
29:00care I do care I don't need a security
29:02>> what would you say to the average
29:05Republican in America right now
29:07obviously we have a huge midterm
29:08election coming and if it goes the wrong
29:10way Trump is done in essence they're
29:12going to impeach him and it's going to
29:13be done So, you know, the the the 10
29:15plus years of Trumpism really will start
29:17disintegrating overnight. What would you
29:19say to the average Republican right now
29:21that's either running for reelection,
29:24trying to get in first time, or just the
29:26nominal person that's trying to decide
29:28what to do?
29:28>> Be like Poland. Be brave. Say as it is.
29:33Do not take money from anyone. Simple as
29:35that. If you're owned, you cannot do you
29:38can't make you cannot make your own
29:40decisions. Be brave. That's that's the
29:43only that's the only way. If they call
29:46you fascist, doesn't matter. If they
29:48call you Islamophobe, doesn't matter.
29:49You look what's what's happening in
29:51Texas and Michigan with this mosques in
29:53Texas,
29:54>> right? On the Texas one is nuts. What's
29:55happening outside of Dallas?
29:56>> It's it's a madness. And everyone knows
29:59based on our experience in Great Britain
30:01and hate preachers that mosques are used
30:05as a centers of terrorism. Everyone
30:07knows that and nobody does anything
30:09about it.
30:09>> Yeah. Did you see this video in New York
30:11where mom Dami went up and spoke and
30:14then he gets off stage and the imam
30:16comes on and starts talking about death
30:17in infidels
30:18>> and it's like does is
30:20>> and then he's laughing with AOC during
30:22the 9/11 memorial. It's it's it's
30:25disgusting. I cannot believe it happened
30:27in New York after 9/11. I'm I'm really
30:29surprised. But people of New York, I'm
30:32very sorry. I I I love many of you, but
30:34you're going to pay the price. He's a
30:35communist. Well, he was the first thing
30:39he said. He's going to lower taxes. The
30:40first thing, his first decision, he put
30:42the taxes up. The people, they have to
30:44pay more for their apartments. It's a
30:46fact.
30:47>> Rent rent is the highest it's ever been
30:49right now.
30:49>> Yeah. So, uh
30:52I I think what what I'm going to be very
30:54much involved in midterms. There are
30:56three candidates I'm going to I'm going
31:00to endorse and work for. Like in
31:03Pennsylvania, you've got over 800,000
31:05Polish diaspora. It's it's a lot. when
31:07you have headto-head, it's it's very
31:09important. So, I'm going to work um I'll
31:12try my best to uh to support Republicans
31:15and and again, people are asking why do
31:18you care about America? America
31:21does not elect you. They're not electing
31:23you. Why you care? Because if America is
31:26weak, Europe is gone.
31:28>> It's a fact. I mean, we can say we can
31:31say that we are a country, we don't care
31:32about anyone else, but you know, the
31:35world doesn't look like that. So I want
31:37strong America. I do not want communist.
31:39I'm going to be very much involved. I'm
31:41going to do this lectures on uh on
31:44communism. I'm trying to reach young
31:47younger people students to challenge
31:49them to discuss about what communism is.
31:51Uh what what forms communism has now
31:54around the world and America. So there's
31:57a lot of work. Uh, I'm proud. I am the I
32:02am the one who who's fighting communism.
32:05But
32:08the reason I do all what I do is very
32:12personal. I don't think I told you this
32:14story. When
32:18Germans attacked, my grandpa father
32:20obviously fought against Germans.
32:24When Soviet Russia took over after 1945,
32:30my grandpa said, "No, the war did not
32:32end, we've got new occupier, we've got
32:36communists, and Poland is not free. I'm
32:38not going to stop fighting." So, he
32:42became um
32:44the guy in charge of underground army,
32:47>> fighting in the forests,
32:49outcast soldier.
32:51He was 27.
32:56And recently I I I found out that
33:00the only safe place
33:03they they had at the time 27 year old
33:07was a cemetery and empty graves holes
33:11actually not used yet. This is where
33:14they slept after 1945 as a soldiers.
33:17This is where he slept with his
33:18soldiers.
33:19He was under communist surveillance
33:21until 1969.
33:24My father was a founder of a solidarity
33:27in my hometown. My mom was spit on as a
33:31daughter of a bandit by the communists.
33:35So I decided I'm going to be a
33:36prosecutor and I'm going to put all the
33:38communists to the jail for what they did
33:40to my mom spitting on her physically.
33:44But I found out that 25 years ago,
33:48prosecutors in Poland, they were
33:49actually communists as well. So I
33:51decided I'm going to be a politician. I
33:53have to be above them. I have to create
33:54law, not to react by the law.
33:58So what I do is very personal to me. I
34:01hate them. I hate communists. I know
34:04what they did to my family, what they
34:05did to Poland, what they did to Europe.
34:09And um the reason I'm giving you my my
34:13story is because
34:15it's different when you're a politician
34:17and this is your job. This is my life.
34:20This is why I do what I do. I started
34:24when I was 16. I wanted a revenge on
34:27communists for spitting on my mom. My
34:31home home, the whole house was wired.
34:34And when my mom was trying to have a
34:36conversation with my dad about Poland,
34:38about faith, about church, about family,
34:40they had to go out and they were doing a
34:43walk to the cemetery to the place where
34:45my grandpa was sleeping.
34:48So it's natural for me to fight
34:50communism. I'm going to fight it till
34:52the end of my life. And jihadists are as
34:55bad, as dangerous as communists. They
34:58want to take over. Does the marriage of
35:01communism and jihadism seem just
35:04obvious?
35:04>> Oh, that's that's obvious bound. It's
35:06obvious. Who's supporting who's
35:08supporting Hamas?
35:09>> Yeah.
35:10>> The leftists when you see campuses, all
35:13the lefts are supporting Hamas.
35:16>> All the left are laughing at 9/11
35:20memorial.
35:21Left and jihadists are cancer to this
35:24world. And I'm going to heal this world.
35:27I believe with the help of friends from
35:28America and other places, Brazil and
35:30others, we have to work on it. We have
35:32to fight for our freedom. And this is
35:34not just a slogan. I mean physical
35:36freedom. During communism, my and during
35:39the war and after the war, my grandpa
35:41was was a prisoner. Uh and and then my
35:46father was we went through terrible
35:49terrible things. Russians for food.
35:54We had like sugar like I don't know like
35:58that per month for the whole family. Is
36:01this what you want in America in 20
36:03years? Is this what you want? Because
36:05people think that if communists will
36:07take power nothing will change. There
36:09will be equality. Yeah. Everyone was
36:11equal equally hungry.
36:14>> That was equality under socialism.
36:16People do not know. They think that this
36:19beautiful word socialism means equality.
36:22how naive you are, how stupid you are.
36:27And every single time I'm trying to ask,
36:30give me an example of socialist country,
36:33not even a communist, but it's the same.
36:35But give me a socialist system and
36:38socialist country better than America
36:40one.
36:44>> Yeah.
36:45>> There's no better place. And it's not
36:47only leaves. No, you cannot give me an
36:51example because it doesn't exist. All
36:54you have is North Korea and as well um
36:57Cuba, Belarus.
36:59This is this is they are socialists,
37:02right?
37:02>> Communists. This is what it is. So I
37:05cannot understand why people are
37:08thinking that capitalism is so bad
37:12because you have to work. Oh, that's
37:14bad.
37:16You see there is so much
37:19there is so much manipulation
37:22in the media especially on the social
37:23media. Qatar is spending a lot of money
37:26fighting their jihad and spreading Islam
37:29and this and that. Communists they as we
37:32know most of the mainstream media are
37:35left right. How can we fight? We have to
37:38work harder. We have to do as much twice
37:41as much or triple times more than
37:43others. That's the fact. It shouldn't be
37:46like that. That's the reality. Do not
37:48cry, fight.
37:50>> It's a strange thing, I suppose, that uh
37:52a country has to be invaded by
37:53communists and Nazis to really
37:55understand.
37:56>> Sometimes you have to touch the bottom.
37:58I do not want America to touch the
37:59bottom. You do not deserve that.
38:01>> I've I'm going to give you a copy of my
38:03book when I leave, but I wrote about my
38:05uh my uncle. So, it's my father's
38:07sister. He married my my aunt.
38:09>> Uh his family from Poland, Jews. And
38:12really when the when the Nazis came,
38:15>> uh, he had a young daughter,
38:17>> she had a I I actually can't remember
38:18what her name was, but it was a
38:19traditionally Jewish name, and they
38:21didn't know what to do. And and she was
38:22about 3 years old. And they convinced
38:24her over a series of weeks that her name
38:26was Mary. Okay.
38:27>> And he dropped her off at a convent
38:30>> um because he he was going to go into
38:32hiding, but he thought maybe that would
38:34keep her safe. They kept her at the
38:35convent for about 5 years. And when the
38:37war ended, he went back to the convent
38:39to try to get her. She barely remembered
38:41him. He was able to identify cuz he knew
38:43he she had it's just it's crazy. I have
38:45a movie. She had a like a birth mark
38:47over here.
38:48>> He actually got shot on the way trying
38:51to rescue her because they they believed
38:53he was trying to kidnap her.
38:55>> Um and then you can imagine the scars
38:56that the family went through for for
38:58years and years and years. But I I
39:00mention that because you're a country
39:01that has lived through both of those
39:04horrors and in a weird way that now
39:06offers you that great protection. Well,
39:08I think God
39:11gave us some about 50 years of peace now
39:16and prosperity for all the suffering we
39:19went through throughout the ages.
39:22And I do not want you
39:25Americans to touch the bottom and lose
39:28your senity. And uh because you see
39:32everyone in America thinks that America
39:35will always be great, free, freedom of
39:38speech, this and that.
39:40>> When war started,
39:45many people
39:48didn't know that it's going to be so
39:50horrible. And I watched the uh
39:53documentary with the testimonies of
39:55those who survived.
39:57And the guy was asking them, "Why didn't
39:59you just run?" And they were like, "But
40:03nothing was going on." Well,
40:05>> you're talking about when the Nazis.
40:06>> Yes. Yes. Yeah. Well, Germans came into
40:09the city. They put some posters.
40:12Then they put more posters. Next day
40:15they asked us to stay away from this
40:17part of the city. And every day, slay,
40:20slice by slice, they were losing their
40:23freedom. And they were not they were
40:24they couldn't believe
40:26what is happening because they had no
40:28imagination.
40:30No one is ready to imagine
40:34war in America or America under um
40:38communists
40:40rules. I mean real communist rules. It's
40:42going to I hope it's not going to happen
40:44but if you will not stop it in the
40:46beginning there will be uh next slices
40:49of your freedom.
40:50>> Right. It's interesting because America,
40:51which was born under revolution, we're
40:53also an armed populace. We have great
40:54separation of powers. It seems to me and
40:56because of our melting pot, it seems to
40:59me we have a better the way we've
41:00integrated people where in Europe you,
41:02you know, largely kept people sort of in
41:04the country but in separate places and
41:07thought of as differently. It seems like
41:08we have a lot of protections against it.
41:10But in a weird way, I'm also starting to
41:12think that's our weakness is that they
41:14might just that we've been able for 250
41:16years to sort of put to bed ancient
41:18hatreds, but the communists through
41:21identity politics are un unearthing
41:23stuff that we really put to bed and then
41:25it could be the
41:26>> Would you if if someone would tell you
41:3025 years ago 25 years?
41:33>> No, I didn't. 25 years ago. I was in New
41:36York City during
41:36>> if someone would tell you that in 25
41:39years supporting jihadist
41:43communist will be a mayor of New York
41:45City and he will have a beautiful laugh
41:47laughter during the memorial in 25
41:50years. Would you believe that?
41:52>> No,
41:52>> I wouldn't. I wouldn't. We I don't want
41:56you to wait another 25 years and find
41:59out that communists are in courts,
42:02government, uh, capital in general, that
42:05communists are taking over,
42:07>> right? Well, we've probably lost a lot
42:08of the courts already and certain
42:10cities.
42:11>> So, do not wait 25 years. Act now. Act
42:13now. Everyone can do whatever. I mean,
42:15not everyone is born to to have, you
42:17know, to be a good speaker or do the
42:19media, but everyone has a Instagram,
42:21Facebook, X, and everyone can go, you
42:23know, take to the streets. So, do you
42:25think that if the midterms go well for
42:28the Republicans, that Donald Trump with
42:30two years left, after everything he's
42:32done to wake people up to the border,
42:34after what's gone on in Europe with uh
42:36immigration and all of this stuff, with
42:38everything happening right now with the
42:39communists and the jihadists and
42:41everything, do you think Donald Trump
42:42would really do all the things that you
42:45would want him to do that you think that
42:46the Europeans need to do?
42:48>> Okay, I'm going to say something which
42:51is unpopular now, but I'm going to say
42:53it.
42:55Donald Trump is the best president of
42:57the United States in the history.
43:01>> I'll say I'll say I'll say it again.
43:03Donald Trump is the best president of
43:05the United States in the history. And I
43:07know it's going to be a lot of all of
43:10>> people who disagree.
43:11>> But when
43:13Reagan was great, he and John Paul II
43:16freed Poland and Europe from communism,
43:18but the conditions surrounding was
43:20completely different. M
43:22>> the way they attack Donald Trump is
43:26it never happened in in the history of
43:28this country. I'm going to be the first
43:29one to to build a statue to this man in
43:31Europe. I'm serious. I'm going to do it.
43:33I'm going to pay for it. I'm going to do
43:34it.
43:35>> He saved the world from the wokeness.
43:38Try to imagine what would have happened
43:39if Camala would be a president now. Not
43:42mentioning Biden.
43:45That would be a disaster.
43:46>> Our border would be wide open again.
43:48>> Nobody Nobody's perfect. Nobody's saint.
43:51We are just human beings. We made
43:53mistakes, right?
43:56I think he is the best president because
43:59what he did for us, for Polish, for
44:02Europe,
44:04no one no one ever did apart from
44:07Reagan. No one ever. So there is hundred
44:10hundreds of reasons I can I can I can
44:13tell you why he is the best president.
44:14He's not saint. He's not crystal. Not
44:17not me, not everyone. We made mistakes.
44:21and a polit you know politics is a very
44:24live organism. There are many vectors
44:28changing the situation
44:31but there was no one better to bring
44:33this American pride back
44:37uh to take care of uh to take care of
44:40Poland and Europe in general.
44:41>> So so to do to do to do what should be
44:44done for 47 years with Iran. People are
44:46angry because you have to pay for the
44:48war this and that. There was no one
44:51brave enough to stop this madness with
44:53jihadists. We know that Iran paid for
44:56Hamas, for for ISIS, for Boo Haram in
45:00Nigeria. They are sponsoring everyone.
45:03Then we've got terrorist attacks around
45:04the world and everyone is surprised. How
45:06is it possible? After 47 years since
45:10revolution started, now we have a chance
45:13for free Iran. Do you know how many
45:15thousands of Iranians are sending you
45:17messages? Please help us. Please help
45:20us. Over 40,000 people killed. Do you
45:22know if they would finish their program
45:24nuclear program only Portugal would be
45:27maybe would survive the whole Europe
45:30would be covered with the with the
45:32rockets. Not mentioning Europe. Uh
45:33America obviously people are not
45:35realizing sometimes you have to pay for
45:37your insurance.
45:39Sometimes you have to do it. This is the
45:41insurance. If they would if they would
45:43finish this program that would be it. So
45:46he knew that he's going to pay a huge
45:48political price because people do not
45:49like spend money on wars this and that.
45:52But sometimes when you get a bad tooth,
45:55you have to get rid of it and paid for
45:57it. It's painful, costly, but you have
45:59to do it. You have to do it. And I think
46:02there's from my perspective, European
46:04perspective,
46:06he's the bravest. He he he didn't have
46:08to do it with all his money,
46:11connections, lifestyle. He didn't have
46:12to do it.
46:13>> He did. I was campaigning. I was
46:15campaigning for him.
46:17I was with him. I was with um I went to
46:21uh Salem Virginia and other places and I
46:25saw him be behind the stage
46:27before he went out.
46:30He's a he's a lion.
46:32>> I mean he is a lion. He is uh he's a a
46:37great example. Great example of a man of
46:39a politician. I'm I'm I'm absolutely I'm
46:43going to do whatever I can to support uh
46:45Republicans and Donald Trump.
46:47>> So, what do you think it looks like?
46:48What do you think he has left to
46:50accomplish? What do you think he can do
46:51to push back these bad forces?
46:53Obviously, we're seeing the rise of
46:55communism or socialism or jihadism or
46:57whatever you want to call that monster,
46:59the Red Green Alliance. Let's say he
47:02they keep the House in the Senate. Now,
47:04he has two years never to run for
47:05reelection again. He they're both going
47:08to be getting weird. Well, Senator
47:10Senate's getting really weird because of
47:11what's happening in Texas. As you
47:12mentioned, Texas before, they may vote
47:14in a guy who's as far left as you can.
47:16He's not a full jihadist, but he's a
47:18full lefty. So,
47:20>> let's just try the the good version,
47:22right? The bad version is it all just
47:23ends in two in six weeks basically
47:25because they'll impeach him. But the the
47:27good version, so let's say Trump without
47:29having to run for re-election has the
47:30House and the Senate again. What do you
47:32think those two years look like?
47:34>> Well, I think that's a very good
47:37question. I I I I think he would be he
47:40would prove that nation is behind his
47:43back that that he supported that he has
47:46a free will to do what he promised to
47:50do. Administration will be brave enough
47:53not to be worried about AOC Commons and
47:56others. uh there would be there would be
47:59um a fresh power and self-awareness that
48:03we are able to do what we promised to do
48:06deliver it and he would have power to do
48:08it and uh and I think you know it's the
48:11last two years so you are brave you can
48:14do things very unpopular but uh needed
48:17to be done obviously we do not know
48:20who's going to be next president there's
48:21no nominee yet there's no candidate yet
48:25uh probably someone from this
48:28administration. I'm not going to mention
48:29names because we don't know.
48:30>> We can think of the main two.
48:32>> Yes.
48:33>> So,
48:33>> I I by the way, I see no point in
48:35getting involved in that either. I like
48:36both of them. Both of them.
48:38>> Everyone knows who we're talking about.
48:39I like them both. And it's just like
48:40it's so freaking early. Let this all
48:43play out and let them have a contested
48:44convention. I think that's what Trump
48:46wants and he'll
48:47>> Yeah, it's going to happen
48:49in time. So, we'll see. They they've got
48:51talented. They've got, you know, they
48:53they both great. So uh yeah I think I
48:56think it's needed to uh to just like
48:59Iranians send me a messages asking me
49:02tell President Trump to finish the job
49:04just finish the job and let next one to
49:08follow your footsteps because he's a
49:11great leader and when I mentioned this
49:12statue I was very serious I'm going to
49:14do it I'm going to be the first one to
49:16do it to say thank you we got Ronald
49:19Reagan's statue in war so why why can't
49:21we have Donald Trump I think it's great
49:23when you look from the distance when
49:25you're not looking at today's events but
49:27when you look from the distance within
49:30the time he's going to be missed so much
49:33as a president people will realize how
49:36great president he was
49:37>> I agree
49:38>> how he make you proud he made you proud
49:41as a nation and this is the most
49:44motivation for work for whatever you do
49:47in life for your family everyone is
49:50pride again in America And this is so
49:54American. This is what America was known
49:57for for so many years. You lost it
50:01couple years ago,
50:0310 years ago, let's say.
50:05>> Yeah.
50:05>> 15 years ago. But you are so back now.
50:08You are for four years. Yeah.
50:11>> I'm I'm so jealous for you. I mean, I'm
50:13proud of Poland. I love my homeland. I
50:16do whatever I can. Um my political moto
50:19be like Poland comes from my speech in
50:21the European Parliament. when I when I
50:24point them and I said
50:26be like Poland or you will die within a
50:3010 years be like Poland stop them or you
50:32will die be like Poland be pride be like
50:35Poland don't take money from Russians be
50:37like Poland this and that that's my
50:38political moto and I really strongly
50:41believe that be like Poland means much
50:43more than Poland itself it's an attitude
50:47it's the way of thinking about your
50:48nation about your patriotism about being
50:51a man it's it's manhood too. Uh uh to be
50:55to to be responsible for your actions,
50:58think about future and others and leave
51:00this place better when you're gone. We
51:03need a legacy. We need to be more than
51:06eat and sleep. We need to be someone who
51:09history will judge as a good man. To be
51:12a good man is to love your own country.
51:14Sometimes this love is hard just like in
51:17a relation, but you still love this
51:19country. So my
51:23My message would be please do not let
51:27communists take over this beautiful
51:28country.
51:30>> And that is how you end an interview.
51:32>> Thank you so much. Thank you for having
51:34me.
51:34>> Was great. Thank you.
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