Dominik Tarczyński: Trump vs NATO + Europe's Migrant Invasion | PBD #781

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0:11>> Adam, what's your plan? The future looks

0:14bright. [music]

0:15My handshake is better than anything I

0:17ever signed. Right here.

0:19You are a one-on-one? My son's right

0:21over there.

0:22I've never said this before.

0:28Dominik Tarczynski, how are you?

0:30>> Good morning. How are you? I'm I'm good.

0:32I'm good. Thank you for having me. Of

0:34course. Last time we did the election,

0:35you were a star. Thank you. You You and

0:38Jenk established a very unique bond

0:40together that night. A relationship that

0:42will be around forever. I don't think

0:44he's very happy about this.

0:45>> [laughter]

0:47>> Yeah, thank you. Thank you very much.

0:48Pleasure to be How are things? How you

0:49been? Very good, thank you. Busy. We had

0:51our own election, presidency, winning.

0:55And um

0:56yeah, better and better. I I can't

0:58really complain. There are There are

1:00things going on around the world and in

1:02Europe which are not the best and need

1:06we need to fix

1:07few things, but from our my personal and

1:12uh

1:13point of view,

1:14I think we are doing better and better.

1:17I know that you have a rough time in in

1:19US. I can see division

1:21uh

1:23the MAGA movement and I see different

1:25views and people are

1:27>> [snorts]

1:27>> unhappy about some things. So, uh it's a

1:30lot of things going on in Europe as

1:32well, which are connected to US. So, I'm

1:34very happy about

1:35>> see that in America? When you're seeing

1:37the the MAGA movement, there's different

1:39things that being said. How do you

1:40process it yourself as an outsider?

1:43Okay. So, uh I'm not going to give you

1:45my political opinion yet.

1:48I want to I want to

1:49I had so many things to say. I was

1:51thinking, what should I say? How do I

1:52see things before we met, right?

1:55I was on the way from Miami.

1:57We stopped for a burger. I'm not going

1:59to say the name of the company.

2:02We stopped for a burger

2:04and uh the lady was so nice and and uh

2:07happy. How are you? Are you from Poland?

2:10This and that.

2:12Beautiful She doesn't know who you are.

2:14She didn't know. No. And then she went,

2:16"Oh, what's the name for the order,

2:18right?" We don't do that in Poland. Like

2:21some people would say that they'd have

2:23privacy. Some people they do, but mostly

2:26in Poland we don't do it. So, I went

2:27with a joke, "Donald Trump." And her

2:30face

2:31changed suddenly in a way I cannot even

2:34describe.

2:35>> Good or bad? Really bad. Okay. Really

2:38bad.

2:39And then I thought,

2:41we're not fighting with the flesh.

2:44And when someone is trying to criticize

2:46Mr. Trump,

2:48I always will tell this story. Her face

2:52was kind of demonic. I'm serious. It's

2:54hard to describe.

2:56So, I don't think she was a move uh MAGA

2:59movement.

3:01Definitely not.

3:02>> [sighs and gasps]

3:02>> But what I meant by this story,

3:06I think we forgot and many people in

3:08MAGA movement forgot

3:11what was this fight about.

3:13How happy

3:15how beautiful this day was. I remember

3:18election night with you.

3:20Everyone was so happy.

3:23And we got this year or two

3:26when people forgot that we could have

3:28Biden or Kamala

3:30in power.

3:32And we would have

3:33demonic laws in US. You can criticize

3:38President Trump for many things. You

3:39might dis- disagree. But from my

3:42perspective,

3:44the the scale of

3:47unhappiness and criticism

3:49is

3:51is just a way to forget about what we

3:53fought for.

3:54And I think that um

3:58I want to say it in just in the

3:59beginning.

4:00President Donald Trump is the best

4:02president of the United States in the

4:04history.

4:06And uh I know that

4:08many [clears throat] people will

4:10disagree.

4:11I don't care. I think he's the best

4:12president in history of

4:14uh of the United States. He cares about

4:16his country, about the US. And he's the

4:19great example for any other leaders

4:22around the world to take care of their

4:24own. Mhm. You see,

4:26when he started

4:29the um

4:30NATO disagreement, right?

4:33Everyone was like, "Oh,

4:35why why he wants to

4:37>> Back in the days.

4:37>> Back in but that was

4:38>> And eight years ago.

4:39>> Yes. Yeah. When he said very basic thing

4:42to Germany, "You're spending 2%

4:45you should spend 2% on NATO as we agreed

4:49instead of spending money on illegal

4:50migration." Everyone was Everyone in

4:53Europe was shocked. How can he ask to

4:56pay what we agreed for?

4:58So, he pushed them to do things they

5:01should do for years. So,

5:04I don't understand criticism when

5:07what he did, what he said about NATO

5:10is true.

5:11How can you be

5:13upset that he doesn't want you he

5:15doesn't want to be your private

5:16bodyguard?

5:18You Your Your taxes are on NATO or and

5:22and and in some way, indirectly, your

5:26your taxes are financing illegal

5:28migration in Germany instead of NATO.

5:30That's a fact.

5:31Why would you pay for it? You

5:33It's not your country. It's not your

5:34policy. You don't like it.

5:36You pay a lot of taxes

5:38and then Germany is not paying 2%, but

5:41they are paying for the hotels for the

5:43illegals.

5:44It's ridiculous. So,

5:46what we see from the And I'm saying this

5:48as a as a European, as a Polish.

5:51>> [clears throat and cough]

5:52>> Sorry. So,

5:54I can't understand why would you expect

5:56from President Trump and American

5:58citizens

6:00to pay

6:01for NATO when you do not pay

6:04what you agreed in the treaty. It's

6:07ridiculous. It's not fair. But what is

6:11told and what the picture is from this

6:13disagreement is Trump wants to leave

6:16NATO. No.

6:18Trump wants to change NATO and he knows

6:21how to do it. He's a businessman, we

6:22know. He knows how to negotiate. It's

6:25not about winning, it's about being

6:27equal. Equal rights, equal duties. So,

6:31so I can't understand. And whenever I

6:33see disagreement within MAGA, I'm just

6:38you know, I'm just watching um

6:40like tweeting or whatever and I'm like,

6:43"My God, you don't even know how happy

6:45you are having

6:47President Trump. You do not know. You

6:48already forgot.

6:50You forget that that we could have Biden

6:53or Kamala." I just um

6:55Kamala was giving a speech yesterday, I

6:57think, about the uh

7:00backbone of Democratic Party.

7:03And she was obviously referring to to

7:06the one race.

7:08And I was like, "This And they called us

7:11racist. Us."

7:13And And I was like, "I had Kamala this

7:16clip was like 2 minutes and I had enough

7:19to say, 'God, thank you for President

7:21Trump.'"

7:22I'm serious. So, so my presence here uh

7:26is to let you know

7:29and remind you

7:31that we could have those who are

7:35in favor of

7:37killing babies

7:39and killing their childhood. I'm talking

7:42about all the wokeness.

7:44We could have generations

7:48killed

7:49culturally, physically. We could have a

7:52serious problems. And why I care about

7:55America, as I said previously,

7:58I do care because whatever happens here,

8:00it's going to happen around the world.

8:02And it's just a fact. So,

8:04that's my kind of

8:07my emotion and my way of thinking on the

8:10situations. Obviously, there there is a

8:11lot of problems or

8:15But everyone was happy about Venezuela.

8:17Everyone was proud. This action was like

8:21a movie action. Like what he did to this

8:24dictator.

8:26I felt proud.

8:27Why for so many years people had to

8:31suffer in Venezuela?

8:33Why there was no a brave not a one brave

8:37man to do what he did in one night?

8:40And he did it. He did what he said. He

8:42gave him time. He gave him ultimatum.

8:46And then he said,

8:50"When you when you had three or four

8:52days to react and you don't, then

8:56when you're around, you're finding out."

8:57So, so question question for you. I got

8:59a lot of things to go through. The other

9:01day I was looking at the Poland model,

9:03why Poland does so well versus the EU. I

9:06typed in and I said, "Give me the

9:08strangest laws in Poland, extreme laws."

9:10And some of the stuff that came up is

9:12like, "You know what? These are

9:14considered extreme." I'm going to ask

9:15you about that here in a minute. But the

9:17first thing I want to start off with you

9:18is,

9:19you know, how you view the war with Iran

9:23right now, okay? And going back and

9:25forth. You said Venezuela, a lot of

9:26people would say to you uh uh those that

9:29are maybe critical of the president's

9:30war with Iran, they would say, "Well,

9:32Dominik, the reason why we're supportive

9:34with uh Venezuela and the way he got uh

9:36Maduro, he went in, got him, got out. It

9:38was quick, right? This is extensive,

9:40it's longer. How are you viewing this

9:42war with Iran? And And what are people

9:45not looking at? Cuz you got You got a

9:47couple of factions, right? You got the

9:48non-interventionists, 'I just don't want

9:50to go to war. Let's mind our own

9:52business. Monroe Doctrine. Why should we

9:54go there?' Then there are those that are

9:55supportive. But what are people not

9:57thinking about?

9:57>> Okay, so so I'll try to be in the

9:59beginning I'll I'll try to be very

10:01very simple.

10:03When you have a problem with your tooth,

10:04you've got a bad tooth. Mhm.

10:07Some people are so afraid

10:09to go to see a dentist

10:11that they are waiting and it spreads.

10:14It's painful.

10:16Sometimes it's cost a lot, but you have

10:18to do it

10:19because you might actually die from the

10:21infection.

10:21>> Mhm. Some people are not afraid and they

10:25do things which

10:27they know must be done for the future.

10:30That's how I see it. I know it's very

10:31simple. I don't want to be too simple,

10:33but what I mean by that

10:36for 47 years there was no man to react

10:41on what is happening in Iran. Everyone

10:44is shocked when we see this clips. Iran

10:46before revolution, after revolution,

10:49women are sold, women are hanged, gays

10:53are thrown up from the roofs.

10:55Nobody reacted.

10:58Then

11:00they blackmailed

11:02the whole world.

11:03Like Iran,

11:05Russia, China,

11:07North Korea.

11:09The axis of evil.

11:11And they really blackmailed us

11:14for years, 47 years. Then

11:17we know that they are financing, still

11:20financing

11:21every single terrorist organization

11:23around the world. Known even Boko Haram

11:26in Nigeria. Some people saying that it's

11:28not true. It is true.

11:30Hamas, Boko Haram, all Jihad is paid and

11:34sponsored by Iran. How can you say it's

11:37not my problem?

11:39When people in Europe not maybe not as

11:42many but in in Europe we we actually

11:46have Jihad already.

11:48Machetes, people are beheaded

11:50in the name of the religion. Priests are

11:53killed.

11:54The The numbers of rapes be- because

11:58they are different culturally and they

12:00believe they can rape infidels

12:02are extreme.

12:04You don't have that. So you I'm sorry to

12:06say that, but you you don't have that

12:08yet.

12:09So you do not understand the scale

12:12of what is happening in Sweden, what is

12:15happening in Germany, what is happening

12:17in Paris, what is happening around

12:19Europe because Europe was weak and let

12:23uh Jihadists and uneducated wild people

12:28from different cultural circle. And then

12:31you've got people who are

12:33you know, in in the mass migration

12:34you've got two or three or a hundred of

12:37them paid by organizations like very

12:41similar to to to Hamas, right? Hezbollah

12:43or in or or other. So So I think that

12:46that people do not understand

12:49why this is important this is important

12:52for next generations.

12:54You know, for our daughters. It's I know

12:57some people will say oh it's oh it's

12:58cost a lot and this and that. Yeah,

13:00dentist is is is expensive as well.

13:04That's life. There some things in life

13:08are not perfect. You have to pay for the

13:10doctor, you have to pay for the war.

13:12I'm not pro-war. Don't get me wrong. I'm

13:14not like, you know, exciting because

13:16someone will be killed or or will die.

13:18No, no. But sometimes in our lives we

13:21have to

13:23make very hard decisions.

13:26Very hard decisions. What has this

13:28revealed by different cuz you're

13:31member of the European Parliament,

13:32right? So what have you learned?

13:35You know, [clears throat] sometime when

13:36fight takes place and you're at a bar

13:38with your friends, you notice who will

13:40fight, who won't fight, who runs, who

13:42will come in. You thought the big guy

13:43would fight, he didn't. You thought the

13:44small guy would run, he fought. You

13:46learn a lot about everybody, right? What

13:48have you learned about your peers in the

13:50EU from the war starting to now?

13:53Different countries, UK, Germany, Spain,

13:56Italy, what have you learned?

13:58I must say and I'm very sorry to say

14:00that as a European

14:02most of them are cowards, spineless

14:05cowards.

14:07And we had this discussion

14:09with my friends

14:11in if war would start in Europe

14:14without US

14:16it would take two or three days

14:18for Europe to be done.

14:21I'm serious. Two or three days with no

14:23help from US.

14:24>> If US would not help, we would be done.

14:27I'm serious.

14:28So uh

14:30if someone thinks that US will

14:34pay from the taxes for Germany look at

14:38the look at how Poland pays. How much we

14:40pay. We like everyone should pay 2%,

14:42right? We are 3 and 1/2, 4 and 1/2 in a

14:44minute.

14:45And we pay more than we should.

14:47Right? That's why Poland is so

14:49different.

14:50And and we don't have illegal migration.

14:52So we can pay more. So we are smart. We

14:54don't have that. Our government did not

14:56allow mass migration to Poland and I

14:59will keep coming back to this fact

15:00because this is where most of the

15:02problems started in Europe. And it's

15:05just a fact. So if you ask me about the

15:09war, it's unpleasant, people are dying,

15:12it's expensive

15:14but very often is needed

15:17to stop the bleeding.

15:19That's what I think in in in general

15:21terms. What what what what are your

15:22thoughts about the role UK plays because

15:25it it's interesting, right? When the war

15:27happens, hey Lloyd's of London, we're

15:29not going to ensure US comes in and

15:31they've had a monopoly on that for

15:32whatever 47 years, 48 years. It's a long

15:35number long time that they've been doing

15:36that.

15:37And then Keir Starmer made some comments

15:39and then now Prince Charles possibly

15:41coming to meet to try to get that

15:44relationship together.

15:45Are we seeing the tail end of British

15:48Empire having control over the world

15:49economy? Like is it coming to an end? Of

15:51course. Look at the polls. We know that

15:53they are talking about elections. It's

15:55like two years, but still Starmer is

15:58done. Look, you've got reform, you've

16:01got other

16:02conservative parties

16:04and somewhere in the end

16:08uh uh uh Labor. They they are done.

16:10Politically people are do not

16:12do not will not elect them.

16:15I think Nigel has a big chance to be

16:17next Prime Minister.

16:19Uh maybe in a coalition, I don't know,

16:21but um that's a big chance. And the

16:23things you see on the streets of London.

16:26I used to live in London.

16:28I lived there for 5 years and

16:31it's so changed that yesterday the the

16:34guy was arrested for playing a gospel

16:38song, singing a gospel song on the

16:39streets of London.

16:41How can you do such a things when you've

16:45got Muslim prayers like thousands of

16:48them praying on the streets during their

16:51feasts.

16:51>> This guy? This year? That's That's

16:53correct. That's That's That's actually

16:55yesterday.

16:57Or that was posted yesterday and

17:00I can't even describe what I felt when

17:03I've seen this clip.

17:06Europe is a Christian continent.

17:08Then if we've got Christian country

17:11which well, England used to be a

17:13Christian country. When people are

17:15arrested for praying for good things,

17:18for praying in the demo- democratic

17:20country how can you deal with them? I

17:22mean, how can you be a partner with with

17:24such a leader? I can't I can't see

17:27uh

17:28any bound cultural bound with with the

17:31people who arrest others for praying.

17:33It's ridiculous. They are Now they are

17:35asking people if they are praying on the

17:37streets in silence.

17:39Even if you're praying in your head,

17:40you're arrested.

17:42>> I'm serious. I'm I'm seeing the clip.

17:44That was very close to the abortion

17:46clinic. So

17:48they were they came up to the to the to

17:50the girl asking her if she's praying in

17:51the spirit, if she's if she's praying in

17:53her mind. It's It's

17:55mind-blowing what they did to this

17:57country. So

18:00>> [clears throat]

18:00>> I'm not surprised they

18:01the leftist agenda is so extreme

18:05that I don't that that whatever

18:08President Trump would do, they would

18:09never agree. I um

18:12I've seen this uh

18:14meme about President Trump. Even if

18:16Trump will say that he's got a

18:19um

18:20cure for for cancer, they will not take

18:22it because it's from Trump.

18:24So so so I think there is so much

18:27anger from the left

18:29around the world because they think that

18:32they own us.

18:34And they think that the the the the fact

18:36that they lost is just a moment in the

18:38history, but in general they own us.

18:42They own the world in in a polit- I'm

18:45I'm talking about political world. So

18:47President Trump is an example that he

18:51does not agree for

18:54for not paying. It's not about money

18:56only, but it's about lack of respect. I

18:58think it's lack of respect to American

19:01taxpayer to expect uh to to

19:05to expect from from President of the

19:07United States to to to take care of you

19:09when you do not care about your own

19:10nation. It's very important. What what

19:12happened with, you know, in 2022

19:16uh Qatargate that took place, the guys

19:19that took one and a half million dollars

19:20cash influence. Four people were

19:22arrested by Italian police.

19:23[clears throat]

19:24You know,

19:25rule of law. There was a whole thing

19:28that you did on this. This Qatargate

19:29corruption scandal of the European

19:30Parliament. Can you tell me more about

19:32this? Because the reason why this is

19:33important is

19:35you watch somebody

19:37who used to be a reasonable sound or

19:39voice and then all of a sudden, boom,

19:43position flips. What happened there? It

19:45throws a lot of people off because

19:48some people feel the need to still be

19:49loyal to this person. Right. Like well,

19:51if he says it, there must be a reason

19:53behind it. What happened in EU cuz you

19:57were you were one of the front and

19:58center in this. You did this. You

19:59exposed this. Go for it. Well, obviously

20:02nothing.

20:03Nothing happened. I mean

20:05in theory,

20:07the investigation is still open. It's

20:09still on.

20:11But my expectation

20:13from what we

20:15found out about vice president of the

20:17European Parliament, Eva Kaili,

20:19socialist.

20:21She was arrested with two suitcases of

20:23cash.

20:26Like

20:27she had two suitcases. Her father was

20:29arrested with

20:32suitcases full of cash. And you don't

20:34need like three or four or five years of

20:36investigation to find out that someone

20:39was paid by Qatar. We know they caught

20:42her. How did she get caught?

20:44Well, they they they put the um

20:47agents around.

20:49And and they she was under surveillance

20:51for some time, even her car.

20:54Yeah. So who was surveilling her? Uh

20:56Belgium police and Belgium services.

20:58>> Good for them. Not It's not European

21:01service not not European Parliament

21:02services. No. No. No. No. No. That was

21:04Belgian Belgian police.

21:05>> How different is that? Can Can you to

21:07the average person that doesn't

21:08>> got we we got organization which is

21:10called Olaf. Okay. Uh it's

21:12anti-corruption kind of insti- European

21:14institution, right? To make sure that

21:16everything is okay in the European

21:18Parliament. It's not them. It's Belgian

21:22authorities took the job and started.

21:24But nothing She's out.

21:26She's out. She was arrested, but now

21:28she's out and they're still investigate

21:30what happened. I know what happened.

21:32Qatar paid money

21:34to the people

21:35who were in favor

21:38of their businesses. It

21:40started when Qatar

21:42uh we had the scandal with people dying

21:44on on the um

21:46on the sides of the stadiums. They were

21:48dying working there and then the then

21:50Qatar

21:51uh wanted to do a beautiful PR for

21:53themselves. So it's it was easy to to

21:55buy like 15 20 MEPs and you know, it's

21:59not a problem at all for them. That's

22:00why when I see people

22:03from MAGA movement who

22:05change overnight over week,

22:09I'm always like, who paid you?

22:12Why did you betrayed?

22:14How big

22:16cash had to be because you don't I can't

22:19see because we you know, we we've got

22:21very influential people we had and we

22:24still have some. But we had very

22:26influential people in MAGA movement. We

22:28I say conservatives around the world,

22:30right?

22:32And suddenly some of them changed

22:34completely.

22:36I can't believe that

22:39this kind of change is natural. It's

22:41It's not If you're intelligent, it's not

22:43natural. I don't think so.

22:44>> So So you think some of that is

22:46happening in different countries around

22:48the world? Like if you were Qatar, go So

22:49Qatar So if you're Qatar,

22:51think like they do. Who would you target

22:53if you're Qatar? You have money. You're

22:55doing cash. You did this to member of

22:57the EU Parliament. So and she got away

23:00with it. Olaf didn't do anything. You

23:01know, Well, Qatar is related to US and

23:04Israel. That's obvious.

23:04>> So give me names. So if you're Qatar,

23:06think like Qatar, who would you target?

23:09Trump, number one.

23:11How How would you target him? Uh media.

23:13That's That's how uh Well, when they try

23:16to build build a beautiful PR

23:19around the world,

23:22uh they would use influencers,

23:27journalists,

23:28people are who are known around the

23:31world with a big audience.

23:33They would come and offer

23:35a lot of money. For them, it's like a

23:37paper. It's like

23:39I said that in I was in um

23:42Jerusalem and I

23:43and I said to the guys, even you cannot

23:45pay that such money. A

23:48Qataris are There's no limits. Right? So

23:51if someone, I don't know, making like

23:53$20,000 a month and then and and then

23:55you see 20 million a month.

23:59Or on 200 million. There's There's no

24:01limits. Then you get money and power.

24:05So I I don't believe that some changes

24:08in the MAGA movement are natural because

24:10they are not logical.

24:12And I can't see any other

24:14reason than money.

24:17And my way of thinking is supported by

24:20what I've seen in the European

24:21Parliament with vice president

24:24of the European Parliament, other MEPs.

24:30And nothing's changed. I mean

24:33it's been like couple years now. They

24:36are out and

24:38I don't think there will be

24:41any consequences. So when others around

24:45the world see other people, politicians

24:48and journalists and influence,

24:50that you are caught

24:51with actual money and you do not pay any

24:54consequences. You are not charged with

24:56anything.

24:57Why would I you know, why would

25:00not take like 50 100 million? You

25:03You know the president is very shrewd.

25:05He's very smart. He's not somebody

25:07that's a lightweight. Do you think he

25:08knows this is happening? And if yes,

25:11if he knows,

25:13do you think he's doing anything about

25:14it? He's allowing to allowing it to

25:15happen?

25:17Uh President Trump.

25:19I don't I think. He knows, but it's very

25:22hard.

25:23You know, it's it's very hard to stop

25:26someone

25:27who is ready to bring cash in the

25:30suitcases.

25:32And then there is so much money

25:35that they couldn't physically take it.

25:38That's the story from the investigation.

25:40One of the MEPs

25:42said that they had so much cash

25:45that they dropped like 60,000 euros to

25:47the bin in the Parliament because they

25:49couldn't

25:50They couldn't hold it. In the

25:51Parliament? So they dropped off the cash

25:53in the Parliament?

25:54>> They had They had cash in the

25:56Parliament. They Okay, what they did was

25:59they had a meeting with one of the

26:00ambassadors of Morocco cuz they

26:02cooperated as well.

26:05They had a meetings in Paris. They had a

26:07meetings in different cities.

26:09Ambassador was coming with the cash in

26:11the in the car. They were driving back

26:14to Brussels.

26:15One or two of them and then they shared

26:17money in the Parliament.

26:19And they One day,

26:21one occasion, they had so much cash that

26:23they dropped it to the bin.

26:25They dropped

26:25In the Parliament?

26:26>> In the Parliament. 60,000 euros. Who

26:28caught that money? Who saw that money?

26:30Uh

26:31I think that was from um

26:34That's You can You can Google it from

26:36one of the articles uh of the Belgian um

26:39press.

26:40Um A location of cash was found in her

26:43apartment. That That we know, but

26:44there's a story about the cash in the

26:45Parliament as well. So

26:49They Oh, that's That's very funny thing

26:51because they openly during the

26:53investigations, those who were arrested,

26:57they said, "Yes, it's true. Okay, we

26:58did." And then these stories leaked to

27:01the press. So it's not like I'm, you

27:03know, hiding out some kind of knowledge

27:05which is not public.

27:07They They said, "Yes, we did it." And

27:09then uh

27:10when they were here, yeah.

27:13So So for me it's so shocking. So if

27:15someone is ready to do such a things

27:18with such a money, um

27:20it's very hard.

27:21>> You think Trump knows? I think I think

27:24he knows about But how can you stop

27:25someone? You can't You can't just, you

27:28know, we just took a Uber. We've got

27:30We've got our luggage because I'm I'm

27:32I'm off to Poland tonight. You cannot be

27:35stopped just and you are MEP. You cannot

27:37be stopped and searched. You cannot, you

27:39know, you cannot search like thousands

27:41of people every day. I know services

27:42should be

27:44should be ready for this kind of thing.

27:46Uh but um Okay, yeah. I think he knows.

27:49But on the other hand, I don't know how

27:51much he

27:52you know, but

27:52on the other hand, I was in um

27:55We had a meet in Washington. I had a

27:57meeting with Tommy Robinson and um

28:00Congress people.

28:02He was there. I think he told you about

28:03it.

28:04And he was giving um like we we we had

28:07this

28:08speech meeting a presentation about

28:11jihad.

28:13Jihadists.

28:14And they were very experienced Congress

28:16people.

28:17And they were like, "Oh, I didn't know

28:19that."

28:20Oh Oh, really?

28:22Experienced. I mean, I'm talking about

28:23people who are in Congress for years.

28:26And they were like, "Oh,

28:28I didn't know. Oh, really?" They were

28:30There were some things obvious to us

28:33which was a surprise for them.

28:35So

28:37I was surprised when when I Yeah, that's

28:41that's the moment when we had this zero

28:44tolerance for terrorism, zero illegal

28:46migration

28:47um in Congress.

28:50So when you when you ask me if he knows,

28:52maybe he's not briefed. Maybe he's not

28:55the Maybe he doesn't have the whole

28:57picture.

28:58It's hard to say really because

29:00uh

29:01when I realized that Congress people

29:04do not know how serious and advanced

29:08jihad is now in Europe and and around

29:12the world,

29:13he might not know.

29:15He might not know.

29:16Okay. So, you know,

29:19we've talked about a lot of different

29:20things. You and Tommy, you put that

29:21number zero. You tweeted something out

29:23that was going viral all over Twitter

29:26comparing what happened to Poland

29:28versus, you know, other countries.

29:31Wales, I think you have that number on

29:33there, Rob. If you go to Yeah, right

29:34there. There you go. So rapes recorded

29:38from 2000 and then 2023, 23 years later.

29:42In the year 2000, England and Wales was

29:448593.

29:46In 2023, it went from 8593 rapes to

29:4968,109

29:51rapes.

29:53Germany 8133 23 years later 39,029.

29:57France 7500

29:59it's 6x almost to 42,400

30:03but Poland

30:04had 2399

30:06rapes in 2000 it went down to 1127.

30:10How is that possible? We stopped

30:12migrants. We stopped we built a wall and

30:14again

30:15Mr. Trump was our inspiration. Our

30:18government decided not even one. This is

30:20my motto. I've got two political

30:24mottos. Be like Poland.

30:26Do not let anyone in. Do not let even

30:29one.

30:31Be like Poland and zero. Two mottos very

30:33simple. And when we built the wall

30:37the

30:38numbers dropped drastically.

30:41And what they did I mean England and

30:43Wales, Germany, France

30:45Sweden as well. Sweden is really bad.

30:47It's not here but it's it's really bad.

30:49They let them in.

30:51They invited them.

30:53They had this

30:54time in Germany when Angela Merkel

30:56decided okay I need a cheap labor come

30:59in come in. And this is what happens

31:02when

31:03when you read the stories about the

31:04rapes

31:07some of the judges in Europe

31:10they say oh they didn't know better

31:12because they are from the different

31:14culture.

31:15So it's not their fault. They're

31:16defending them. The rapist. Even

31:19activist left is activist in Sweden who

31:22was raped who was raped and the story

31:24was very well known. She came with the

31:27flowers to say sorry to the guy from

31:30Syria who who raped her because she saw

31:33so much hatred in the media.

31:36She came with the flowers to apologize.

31:39It's ridiculous. This state of mind of

31:43the left in Europe it's ridiculous. And

31:46again

31:47Mr. Trump is the one who is inspiration.

31:52Believe me

31:53all of them are jihadists in some way.

31:57In a jihad infidels can be raped can be

32:00um

32:01killed with any any reason. And when you

32:05are

32:06from the desert because that's how my

32:08friend from Syria he said that these

32:11people are called people from the

32:12desert. Coming to Europe

32:14then then we have this case um

32:18of the guy

32:20actually my friends I came here with my

32:22friend from Visegrad 24 just published a

32:26data about information about the guy who

32:29was arrested for raping goats and I

32:32think that was Sweden.

32:34He was arrested for series of rapes on

32:37goats. Now poor the goats are in danger?

32:40What animals are in danger too. Wow. He

32:44I'll be arrested over some

32:46Can you believe that? Do you want that

32:48in USA? Go a little bit lower Rob. This

32:50is a real story. It is. An Afghan

32:52migrant has been arrested in France

32:54after local farmers repeatedly found

32:56their livestock with legs bound and

32:58showing signs of having suffered sexual

33:00assault.

33:01The anti-crime brigade of the French

33:04national police took a 19-year-old

33:06Afghan migrant into custody last week

33:07after farmers in

33:09Bouches-du-Rhône region near Marseille

33:12set up a motion-activated cameras to

33:14catch a suspect in animal rape and

33:16shepherds in this region first reported

33:18abuse to police in early 2026 with a

33:20surge of attacks against animals.

33:23Now animals aren't safe. Do you want

33:26that in do do you want this kind of

33:28America? Because this is actually

33:29Europe.

33:31I didn't make this

33:32up. It's a fact and this is every day

33:36every single day you hear about rapes,

33:39stabbings, machetes and all this every

33:41single day.

33:44It's not like when you again when you

33:46Google rapes on on on animals in Europe

33:50you will see what is happening.

33:52Again the left bring them to our

33:56continent. The left.

33:58If you would have Kamala or if you would

34:00have

34:02Biden you would have a serious serious

34:05problem.

34:06So again thank God for President Trump.

34:09He's not saint. He's not perfect. None

34:11of us. But you have to thank God for

34:14this man because you would have

34:17goats raped, women raped, killings and

34:21you would have what Europe has but not

34:23Poland.

34:24Not Poland because we did not let them

34:27in and obviously we were fined like

34:29millions of euros for not letting them

34:32in but when I see Rome

34:34the city is done.

34:36When I see Paris city is done. Done.

34:38Absolutely it will never be the same.

34:41Never.

34:43When I see

34:45Munich for example when when I see

34:49like when I think on every big city in

34:52Europe is done. Not Warsaw. Not Krakow.

34:55Not Poland in general. Because we did

34:58not let them in and we will never let

35:00any illegal in because Poland is so

35:04smart now after communism. So smart

35:07after 123 years of not being on the map

35:10after partitions after suffering. We

35:13really care. We cherish our freedom. We

35:15know how important that is. So and they

35:18will never be let in because

35:20I never thought that I would say

35:24what I'm going to say now.

35:26I think that jihadists

35:29are

35:30as dangerous

35:32as communism.

35:34I would never thought that I would say

35:36such a things because the communism is a

35:38pure evil. I know what the real

35:41communism is.

35:42I suffered under the communism. And now

35:46I see how the whole continent how Europe

35:49is destroyed by jihadists.

35:53And this is a real danger. And and this

35:58is one of the

36:00reasons

36:02why

36:03I thank God for President Trump. And I

36:05don't care how they called me like they

36:09they're laughing they they're trying to

36:10make a

36:11jokes about me calling me more American

36:14than Polish. No. I love Poland.

36:16This is my country. This is my homeland.

36:19But they say oh you behave like a

36:21congressman from Krakow.

36:23And this and that. I don't care. Because

36:26I know that his leadership is global in

36:29the many ways.

36:30He is not only example but he's pushing

36:33like NATO do what you promised to do.

36:37Take care of yourself. We're not going

36:39to be your babysitter anymore.

36:42And everyone is shocked. You know why?

36:44Because for so many years

36:46there was no Trump in the office. There

36:49was no president who would be so tough

36:52on basic obvious facts things. Okay we

36:57we we have a deal. You pay 2000 I pay

36:592000 you pay 2000. If someone will

37:02attack this office we're going to

37:03protect each other right? Yes. Then you

37:05don't pay 2000 you pay 1000 and then you

37:08pay 1000 for your bars parties or

37:11whatever or you don't do what we what we

37:14agreed to do and then you expect others

37:17family to pay for you. It's it's not

37:19right. How

37:21I can't even understand why they were so

37:24angry when he says oh we're going to

37:26leave NATO or we we don't care.

37:29I'm I'm I'm Polish. I'm European.

37:32I know that we need US to help us. And

37:35I'm so happy that we were and we are so

37:39loyal to America.

37:41Loyal to President Trump because we know

37:44what loyalty is. We know what it means

37:47to be

37:49betrayed. We know what it means. We went

37:52through so much suffering.

37:55And we see what is happening in Europe.

37:57That's why

37:59I hope that Great Britain

38:02will get a new

38:04new government soon because what is

38:06happening now

38:08can't even believe.

38:11It's not

38:12I was I was giving I was giving a speech

38:15on

38:16on the Tommy Robinson's rally.

38:19And I saw that. Yeah and I and I said

38:21Great Britain make it great again. It's

38:24not an empire

38:26which we all knew from the past. They

38:29destroyed this. They destroyed this

38:31beautiful country and

38:35it's so painful. Is this it?

38:37No that's not the one. The one on

38:40on Instagram on my Instagram.

38:43And and I think it's very important to

38:47to

38:49yeah that's the one.

38:51And I think it's important to

38:54to remind people why why it is so

38:58important. I know oh yeah that's the one

39:00the first one. The pinned one. Yeah.

39:14>> [music]

39:20[music]

39:23>> That's it.

39:29How do you send them back?

39:30I'll tell you. You want to know? How do

39:32you send them back? You put them you put

39:34the cuffs.

39:35You put them on the plane

39:37and the the country of origin must pay

39:40for it. How to do it? Make them pay.

39:43Just like President Trump made NATO NATO

39:46members to gather in 24 hours that we

39:49had a special meeting, we had a summit

39:51when he says, "I'm not going to help

39:53you. That's it, we're done." In one day,

39:55we had this

39:56urgent meeting, summit, they gathered

39:59like 470

40:02million euros in the beginning, then

40:04then more for European

40:07European system of of defense. And I was

40:10like,

40:11"Where where were you for so many years?

40:13Why didn't you pay 2%? How you can do it

40:16in one night?" When Trump said, "I'm not

40:18going to be your babysitter anymore. I'm

40:19not going to pay for you. American payer

40:20will not for you." They suddenly paid.

40:24So, you have to the Great Britain, the

40:26new government

40:27>> says he's feared though. He he he is

40:29feared and respected, yeah. You How do

40:31you What leverage does the you EU have

40:34to say leave

40:35>> do it and back. Let me do it.

40:36>> Let you do it.

40:37>> yes. Yes, I will do it. I would I would

40:39speak to the one or two governments, I

40:41would put them on the plane on all the

40:43boats, and I would make these countries

40:45pay for it. If not, all the businesses

40:47are done, European Union cut off all the

40:50businesses, all the contracts,

40:52and they would pay in a minute. Believe

40:54me, I'm in the International Trade

40:56Committee

40:58on your in the European Parliament. All

41:01the deals are going through me, through

41:02my committee. I know what kind of money

41:05is We're talking about billions and

41:08billions.

41:08>> That they're benefiting from you.

41:10>> Yes. Yes. So, if you stop that in one

41:12day, they're going to take their own

41:14people, and they're going to pay for it.

41:16But, you have to be brave. You have to

41:18really believe in

41:20in any cause. So, now

41:23funny,

41:24Germany says that

41:26they're going to send like 600,000

41:30Muslims to mainly to Syria because

41:32there's no war anymore in Syria, right?

41:34So, what they did? They come out on the

41:36streets protesting, and they want to

41:39start their own political party now.

41:40They're not going to leave, they want to

41:42stay and start their political party,

41:45and they will run. And what happened?

41:48Nothing. They are still in Germany. Why?

41:50Because the German government is weak.

41:54It takes you one phone call to do it.

41:57Airline, I want 10747

42:01waiting. We want money on the account

42:03tomorrow by 12:00. If not, all the

42:05contracts are done. Simple.

42:07Simple. There's There's nothing unusual.

42:10If you can organize Super Bowl, if you

42:13can organize

42:14Pope's pilgrimages with million people

42:16gathered in one day, you can do the same

42:18with the migrate with the with the

42:20remigration. You can do it, but you

42:23>> come America has not been able to do it?

42:25Because it's a very nasty thing. It

42:28sounds easy, it sounds simple, but it's

42:31a very complicated. And especially when

42:33you're negotiating with countries that

42:35don't go by the same values that you go

42:36through. You don't They don't live by

42:38the values you do. So, you think you're

42:39going to be able to negotiate with them?

42:41But, even if they would not be happy

42:44to pay for their return,

42:47I would pay because it's less for the

42:49system to send them back than pay for

42:52your NHS or

42:54to pay for for the whole system,

42:56education, and then for everything. It's

42:58just cheaper. You have to stop the

42:59bleeding. And what you need, but what

43:01you need is a brave people, brave men.

43:04That's why what I said like 3 days ago,

43:07>> [sighs and gasps]

43:08>> uh it looks like we're going to take

43:09over in Poland, and if we are elected,

43:13I'm going to

43:14leave my seat in the European Parliament

43:17to come back to Poland. I'm going to

43:18leave really good life in Brussels. I

43:20must say MEPs are making really good

43:22money, and we have

43:24good life.

43:25I'm going to leave that. I'm going to

43:26come back to the Polish Parliament, and

43:28I'd

43:29love to serve as a minister of

43:32migration, actually deportation. Because

43:35I would send everyone everyone who's

43:38illegal in Poland because obviously we

43:39have some who came before our

43:41government. Not many.

43:42It's a very small percentage, but

43:45you have to have a minister, you have to

43:47have someone who will be in like

43:50Polish eyes, Polish Polish department.

43:54>> Who would be ready to stop the bleeding

43:56when it starts again. I think it's very

43:58important.

44:00Yeah,

44:01when you're talking about this, you

44:02know, I see a couple different stories

44:04here. One, you know, you see Germany is

44:06no longer Germans.

44:08It has taken in millions of migrants

44:10since 2015. I don't know if you have

44:11that Guardian article, Rob, if you want

44:12to pull it up. This is a Guardian

44:14article that comes out talking about

44:15this. It's in my notes, you should be

44:17able to find it. Um

44:20non-Germans. So, they have taken

44:22millions of migrants since 2015, 586

44:25just in 2024. Non-German population now

44:29is 15% of the population. Non-German

44:32population is now 15%.

44:3534% of violent crime suspects were

44:37non-Germans in the same year. So,

44:39non-German 15, violent crimes two and a

44:42half times the amount of the population,

44:44and 80% of Germans are finally saying

44:46this. They've not said this in the past

44:48before. 80% of Germans are saying

44:51immigration is too high for them.

44:52Yeah. 80%.

44:54>> Yeah.

44:55And uh

44:57Okay. So, what Why why the

45:01Germany, Spain, Sweden, Britain, Italy

45:03Yeah. Why they elected these people? Why

45:06they elected left,

45:08mainly left, who are responsible for

45:11disaster of the European continent?

45:13>> I can't understand the the way they're

45:15thinking. It would never happen in

45:17Poland. If we would have like radical

45:20left who are op- openly openly

45:24pro-migration, like you know what's

45:26happening in in in in Spain now, right?

45:29800,000 illegals are legal now.

45:32>> he wants another 500,000. He just

45:34announced it.

45:34>> Yes. So, this is

45:36>> up, Rob. The Spain guy the the guy who

45:39had issues with Trump is like right

45:40there. He approves a plan to give

45:42another 500,000 undocumented migrants

45:45legal status.

45:45>> This is suicide. This is actual suicide,

45:48cultural and

45:50the Spain is done.

45:52By because of the left. Sweden is done.

45:55So,

45:57until

45:58people will

46:00People has to realize

46:03why

46:05and I'm saying I I have to say it again,

46:07why it is so important

46:10uh

46:11to have Trump.

46:13Really. I know that many people in

46:16America

46:18do not realize what is happening around

46:19the world.

46:21Uh Europe would be done if if not

46:25Poland, which is last stronghold of

46:27Christianity and normality in Europe.

46:29Europe would be done. I can't I mean,

46:32our generation will never see Spain

46:35uh Rome or Paris as it was 20 years ago.

46:39Now,

46:40the process will take if you will find

46:43someone who wants to change it, reshape

46:46it, come back to normality, it's going

46:48to take like I would say

46:5130 years. Wow. Do you know that in

46:53France, the third generation

46:57my of migrants

46:59speak can speak in in French, but they

47:01cannot read

47:03or write.

47:05They can speak, but they cannot

47:06communicate. Third, we had a

47:09publicity about it. Third generation.

47:12How can you How can you assimilate? How

47:14can you build same society when

47:19an education is is open for everyone.

47:21What is the reason?

47:23We had this conversation with um

47:26with my friend

47:28yesterday actually, yeah. Yeah, yes

47:30yesterday.

47:31About English

47:33schools.

47:35What is happening

47:37in in English schools. The the the level

47:40of indoctrination

47:44is just terrifying. So,

47:47when I'm here in America,

47:50I'm always very proud that I was a part

47:54of

47:56this moment in the history when

47:58President Trump was elected.

48:00Dear Americans, I love you.

48:03Obviously, Poland is my homeland. I do

48:05love you. I do love this nation. Really,

48:08you are lucky. I know that you have a

48:11problems. Everyone has a problems. It's

48:14a difficult times for everyone around

48:17the world, but you are one of the

48:19luckiest nations in the world

48:22because of this man.

48:24And

48:25uh

48:26I hope I'm I'm going to meet him, and

48:29I'm going to tell him

48:30how great he is for the world because of

48:33what he is doing. And um

48:38I know he's busy now, very busy, but

48:40it's time to because

48:43when we have this news in Europe every

48:46day, your your your mental is changed.

48:49You think that every everywhere is the

48:51same.

48:52It's not here. It's not in America. So,

48:55so the so the the madness of the left,

49:00the process

49:02was stopped by Trump and MAGA movement.

49:05And and that's a blessing for the whole

49:07world.

49:07>> I want to read something to you. So, the

49:08other day I went on there, and I said,

49:10"Listen, cuz every time we speak, you

49:13make me think about Poland is doing

49:15certain things right that other people

49:16have to learn from. I said, "Give me

49:19the most extreme policies that Poland

49:22has that other Western countries would

49:24say, 'That's crazy.' And here's the

49:26eight things that came up. I want to

49:27read it to you. And tell me if this is

49:28accurate or this is wrong." Number one,

49:31no legal same-sex marriage. Constitution

49:35defines marriage as between man and

49:37woman. True. Okay, number two. No

49:40same-sex adoption rights. 100%

49:43>> Same-sex couples cannot jointly adopt

49:45children in Poland. That's true. Okay,

49:48number three. Strong restriction on sex

49:50education. Promoting sexual activity to

49:53minors can be prosecuted in some

49:55context.

49:56>> True. So, no sexual education to minors.

49:58>> No indoctrination. It's

50:00because what left tried to do

50:03they tried to start a new subject in the

50:05school as a pro-healthy kind of thing

50:08and then we knew that the program of the

50:11whole thing was indoctrination and it

50:13was stopped. So, there is no sexual

50:16education as they tried to in the in the

50:19past. So, yeah, children in Poland are

50:22safe. Okay, so let's go to next one.

50:23Drinking in public air public places is

50:25often illegal unless designated. That's

50:28correct. Yes, you do not walk with the

50:31alcohol on the streets. Okay, next one.

50:33>> But but obviously don't get me wrong.

50:35This is very important. We've got

50:36beautiful restaurants just like in here

50:38in Miami. People are sitting outside on

50:41the walk and but there are places the

50:43public area when you do not go with the

50:46alcohol. Mandatory ID laws. You are

50:48required to carry ID and show it to the

50:50police upon request. Correct. Yeah, of

50:52course. By the way, in America no

50:53federal law requires to carry an ID.

50:56>> You don't have you don't need ID to

50:57vote.

50:58>> in many states. Yes. It won't happen in

51:00Poland. Here's the next one. Sunday

51:02tradition restriction. Most retail

51:04stores must close on Sundays only a few

51:06exceptions, gas stations and small

51:07shops.

51:08>> Correct. Yes.

51:08>> Is that why why is that the case?

51:09>> family. Sunday's for family.

51:11>> That's the entire country. So, they

51:12close on Sunday. Really? Oh, yes, of

51:14course. Okay, so next one. Blasphemy is

51:17a criminal offense. Publicly insulting

51:19religion or religious symbols can lead

51:20to fines and up to two years in prison.

51:23>> That's right, of course.

51:24Illegal to promote totalitarian

51:26ideologies. You promote Nazism,

51:28communism, other totalitarian systems,

51:30you could get arrested.

51:31>> Of course, you cannot wear a t-shirt

51:33with with Hitler or Stalin. No. It's

51:35it's it's illegal. We went through this

51:37We know it shouldn't be allowed.

51:40We can talk about freedom of speech, but

51:42there are some boundaries in the

51:44countries like Poland and again

51:48Poland was

51:52partitions were took us 123 years of

51:55nonexistence, right? Then we had World

51:58War Hitler.

51:59Then we had 70 years

52:02of communism. Do you think that anyone

52:04in Poland would allowed you to wear a

52:07t-shirt with Hitler or with Stalin? No,

52:09no, my love. No. We went through this

52:12We know what it is.

52:14You can You can tell me about the

52:16freedom of speech when you never

52:18experience

52:19Nazism or communism.

52:22But we did. We know what it is. So,

52:24there was no one in Poland who would

52:26oppose this kind of law and I'm proud of

52:28that. By the way, yesterday was Hitler's

52:30birthday. [clears throat] So, you know,

52:31if somebody in in in Poland wanted to

52:34say, "Hey, what's wrong with that? I

52:35want to celebrate. I want to wear a

52:36shirt around." They couldn't do it

52:37there. Not in Poland. No. A content

52:40creator gets out there and says, "Why

52:42don't we talk about the untold story of

52:43Hitler, how he was a great leader?" In

52:45Poland that can happen?

52:46>> No.

52:47So, [snorts] are there YouTubers and

52:48streamers in Poland? Is there Are there

52:50content creators in Poland?

52:52>> The one is with me, my friend. Yeah. And

52:54also that guy is with you. He seemed

52:55like a fun guy, the tall guy. Yeah. So,

52:58what can they do and what can they not

53:00do? Well, they they can We are not North

53:03Korea.

53:04I I don't know what wants you to think

53:05that we are so strict.

53:08No, you can do whatever you want

53:10in a very

53:12very

53:13simple frame. You do not praise Hitler.

53:16You do not praise Stalin. We can talk

53:18about the history. We can talk about

53:20obvious facts, numbers of people killed

53:23and ideology this and that. Yes, but you

53:25cannot praise it. You cannot You cannot

53:28lift them up.

53:28>> Can somebody go out there and say, you

53:30know, "Dominic, I don't believe 6

53:32million people died. I think it's only

53:33200,000."

53:34>> It's a it's a holocaust denier. So,

53:36>> That would be considered a holocaust

53:37denier in Poland.

53:38>> And he could get arrested. Yes. And so

53:40so you don't have necessarily the

53:42freedom of speech that we have in

53:43America. Well,

53:46how would you be treated if you

53:49in America if you would say that

53:50Copernicus did not exist?

53:52You didn't see Copernicus, but you know

53:54that he existed, right? Mhm. From the

53:56history. Historical facts and proofs.

53:58Now, we know about the numbers of people

54:01who were killed. You cannot deny

54:03holocaust because the holocaust is also

54:05Polish people and and it's against the

54:07history of your own nation.

54:08>> For sure, for your nation, absolutely

54:10because you're it's it's a very

54:12different story for somebody living

54:13there versus living in America. But to

54:15me, how do you maintain this knowing the

54:19left is eventually going to come to want

54:21to destroy this? How does Poland

54:22maintain this 20, 30, 40, 50 years from

54:25now?

54:25>> think the left would ever come back to

54:27the power to change the obvious facts.

54:29>> How are you so confident? Because

54:32to

54:34if you want to insult someone in Poland

54:37like

54:38really badly, right?

54:40With your language.

54:42In our

54:43families and and my friends, you call

54:46him communist.

54:48It's like this little girl from this

54:50clip "Mommy, that called me Democrat."

54:53Right? Same story, but it's very serious

54:55in Poland. Communism If you're a

54:57communist, you're the worst

55:00human because communist killed but in a

55:04very brutal way. Then they they they did

55:07they I don't want to go Everyone knows

55:09what communism is. It's It's the worst

55:11of the worst. So, if you want to insult

55:13someone, it's like

55:16My father was like if he called someone

55:19a communist

55:20I was serious. So, what I what I think

55:23you need

55:25in our generation time it will not

55:26happen. No. I mean, we do have

55:29socialists. We do have left wing in the

55:32parliament, but it's not a strong to

55:35change like constitution because the

55:38gay things you That's that's

55:40constitution. They will never be able to

55:42change it in a way So, that's in the

55:45constitution. No same-sex marriage and

55:47no adoption.

55:47>> of course. I'm I'm because in the

55:49constitution is very clear that

55:52that institution of marriage between man

55:55and a woman

55:56>> and man and a woman is protected by the

56:00country.

56:01It's under special protection of the

56:03country. So, it's not like political

56:04views only, but it's constitution.

56:07And also

56:09I think that many people who suffered

56:12because of the communism

56:14their

56:16emotions,

56:17memories are still alive.

56:20So,

56:21yeah.

56:22Article 18 of the constitution of Poland

56:24states, "Marriage as a union of man and

56:27a woman shall be placed under the

56:28protection and care of the Republic of

56:29Poland."

56:30>> That is correct.

56:31>> here's a question. So, let's just take a

56:33Cutter or let's just take some of the

56:36Cutter goes to EU and says, "Hey, we

56:38don't like this Poland stuff what

56:39they're doing. Who can we buy to change

56:41it? What influence does EU have

56:44to inject leftist ideology into Poland?"

56:48What they are trying to do now is

56:51for example

56:53two gays are getting married somewhere

56:56in the EU state.

56:58So, they want impose

57:01this law

57:03throughout the whole European Union, but

57:04it's against Polish constitution, right?

57:07So,

57:07>> Can they override that? No.

57:09How?

57:11I mean, they can do whatever they say. I

57:12mean, European

57:15judges can say and rule that whatever

57:16they want, but it's impossible to

57:20implement it in Poland because it's

57:22against constitution. So, obviously

57:24there will be a

57:26some battles

57:27in in in

57:28in the courts,

57:30but it's not going to change the

57:31reality. The constitution has to be

57:33changed and they have no power and they

57:35will not have a power for years because

57:38as I said memories, suffering

57:42of communism is is still alive in many

57:44families. In in Poland. When you when

57:46you look at numbers, there is one issue

57:49I noticed and I'm curious to know what

57:50you say about this because I wonder how

57:52they're going to try to spin this to

57:53come attack you guys. So, GDP growth

57:56Poland 3%, EU 1.1%. You're beating them.

57:59Unemployment Poland 3%, EU 5.9%. You're

58:02beating them. Poland GDP up 170% since

58:062004. You're crushing it. Poland lowest

58:09crime in the EU, possibly in the western

58:11countries by the way. You have the

58:12lowest crime.

58:130.5 to 1 homicide rate per 100,000.

58:18Again, the lowest possibly of all

58:20western countries. That's right. Labor

58:22market absorption. Refugees 69%

58:24employment rate of Ukrainian refugees.

58:26Meaning if they come 69% of them are

58:29working. They're not coming and sitting

58:31around and just taking entitlement

58:32programs.

58:33Foreign direct investment. Poland 2.2%

58:36of GDP, EU 1 and 1/2%. Mhm.

58:39Economic growth. Nearly 30 years of

58:42continuous growth pre-COVID. 30 years of

58:45continuous growth pre-COVID. Sixth

58:47largest economy in the EU. I think you

58:49guys just bought a bunch of gold making

58:51you the number 10 country in the world

58:53in gold. Can Can you pull that up,

58:54Robert?

58:54>> No, number We've got more gold than

58:56European Central Bank now. You have more

58:58gold than European Central Bank now.

59:00>> Yes, and we are when when we are still

59:02buying.

59:04Yeah.

59:05So,

59:06when I look at all this stuff, I'm like,

59:07"Okay, that's pretty impressive on what

59:09Poland is doing." Now, here's the part

59:11though

59:12that I'm curious what you would say

59:13about this. Population growth -0.3%.

59:17>> Mhm. Shrinking.

59:19Okay, and the reasons why high cost of

59:20living, high inflation, lack of

59:22affordable housing. Okay, EU plus 3%. Of

59:24course, they're taking in a lot of

59:26migrants. We know that. Fertility rate.

59:29Poland 1.1 to 1.2 versus EU is 1.3

59:33infertility rate. How do you address

59:35those two issues for population growth?

59:37Because eventually a leftist is going to

59:39come out and say we need migrants, we

59:41need help, we need people to come down

59:42here.

59:42>> need we need less abortions. That's what

59:44we need. Not in Poland, but in around

59:47the world. That's my argument against uh

59:50leftism and do not kill your own babies

59:52and we're going to be fine. We don't

59:54need people from Syria who would kill

59:56you for helping them because

59:58the girl I mentioned before is not the

1:00:01only case when pro-migrants

1:00:04pro-migration activist is killed or

1:00:07raped. So uh less abortion, more

1:00:09families and it's going to be fine. Um

1:00:12well, it is it is hard this is yeah I

1:00:14mean the birth rate it is a problem. I

1:00:18think um

1:00:19that's why we started a special program

1:00:22uh financial program to support new

1:00:24families like up to 26 you don't pay any

1:00:27tax.

1:00:29Income tax in Poland. Age? Yes, up to 26

1:00:32years old then uh so you can start your

1:00:33family earlier and you've got more

1:00:36chances to have more babies. Then every

1:00:38child has like every every month

1:00:42benefit as well.

1:00:43I love that. Yeah.

1:00:45>> hear that Rob? Up to

1:00:46up to 26 years old. So if I'm making

1:00:48$80,000 at 25 I'm keeping all of it.

1:00:51>> You don't you don't pay.

1:00:51>> When did you guys pass that law? That

1:00:53was uh 3 years ago. That's our

1:00:55government.

1:00:55>> Is that a positive are you seeing a

1:00:56direct impact already? Well, uh it's

1:00:59hard to say because it's only 3 years.

1:01:01You see the difference, but then Tusk

1:01:03took over and they like uh

1:01:06like

1:01:07they they changing the laws we

1:01:09implemented. So I'm talking about the

1:01:10times when our government was in power.

1:01:13So I think we need like 15 years to

1:01:16change the the direction and you have to

1:01:18remember again that Poland regain our uh

1:01:21independence

1:01:23in 1990

1:01:26uh partially free first elections. Uh so

1:01:30so we've got from we've got like 30 uh

1:01:3336 years. We need another 15 14 years to

1:01:37to be like better with uh with this

1:01:40rate, but

1:01:42but all all the rest I'm so proud of

1:01:44Poland and and I think the main reason

1:01:48of the success is lack of illegal

1:01:50migrants. That's that's the reason for

1:01:53the investment

1:01:55for for the people to start businesses.

1:01:56You don't feel scared. You're you're not

1:01:58terrified. The the streets are clean. Uh

1:02:03uh be like Poland. Be like Poland. But

1:02:05but to me the reason by the way saying

1:02:08that number I just pulled up and asked

1:02:09the following question. What percentage

1:02:11of income tax do we collect in America

1:02:14from workers under 30 years old?

1:02:16It's roughly 6 to 10%. Mhm.

1:02:20And so that means if if we decided in

1:02:23America to not

1:02:26take taxes cuz 50% of taxes are paid by

1:02:2945 to 65 year olds.

1:02:32So 50% of all income taxes is 45 to 65

1:02:34year olds.

1:02:36If all of a sudden an announcement was

1:02:37made under under 30 no income taxes

1:02:41oh my god.

1:02:43>> There would be more companies starting.

1:02:45>> know what would happen to economy?

1:02:47>> god.

1:02:48>> Economy would

1:02:49boom. Oh my so so okay. So now the

1:02:51problem we also have in America the

1:02:53reason why I'm asking is cuz we have

1:02:54this problem too.

1:02:56Our birth rate hit the lowest reports

1:02:58just came back back to back to back

1:03:00we're just getting lower and lower. I

1:03:01think we hit 1.58 is where we are.

1:03:04>> yeah if someone would ask me

1:03:06to answer for the reason I would say

1:03:08media. Lifestyle which is created by the

1:03:11media, but continue. How do how do we

1:03:13change that? So you said number one you

1:03:15said is eliminate abortion. Okay.

1:03:17So that's one. Uh number two.

1:03:20>> Financial support for the families as

1:03:21well. Financial support. So one way

1:03:23could be no taxes paid up to 30 years

1:03:26old. Oh, you don't pay you don't pay

1:03:29income as a family after the second

1:03:31child.

1:03:32You don't pay income taxes after the

1:03:34second child?

1:03:35>> then that's it. You've got two two kids

1:03:36you don't pay income. I'd make it three.

1:03:39That's

1:03:39it's you know it's

1:03:40>> Yeah, it's movable. Yeah. The the whole

1:03:43idea is how

1:03:44how you support family in a real way.

1:03:46>> sure. If you want your

1:03:50economy to grow you know that. If you

1:03:53want more babies, if you want more

1:03:55citizens, if you want

1:03:56get stronger and bigger you have to give

1:03:58something. So don't take let them decide

1:04:01what they want to do and and that's you

1:04:03know I'm

1:04:04I think that's one of the reasons

1:04:06that's one of the ways to do it, but

1:04:09there is so many reasons. You I mean the

1:04:13main problem is um

1:04:15radical feminism.

1:04:18Freedom.

1:04:20Uh modern way of your free you have to

1:04:24uh you have to um

1:04:26be for yourself. Uh

1:04:29that's the problem radical left because

1:04:31they call themselves feminist fighting

1:04:33for the rights. What rights? What rights

1:04:36you do not have we have? So it's

1:04:38indoctrination that that is a problem.

1:04:41Yeah, uh I agree. I agree with that

1:04:43point. You don't have a lot of feminism

1:04:45in Poland you're saying. There's not a

1:04:46lot of it.

1:04:47>> like in here. I mean

1:04:48this America is

1:04:50it's really bad.

1:04:51>> It is really bad. And and you know I

1:04:52just looked at the number

1:04:54of tourism for Poland. You tell me if

1:04:58this is this number is right. It's

1:04:59saying

1:05:0125 26 numbers roughly 20 to 23 million

1:05:05international tourists go to Poland

1:05:06every year. I think it's more. You think

1:05:08it's more?

1:05:09>> Yeah. Really?

1:05:10>> Yeah, it's booming. Absolutely.

1:05:11>> Wow. And and I didn't say that, but it's

1:05:14very important. I'm getting messages.

1:05:17I'm running my my social media myself.

1:05:20I'm getting DMs every day

1:05:23about 100 150 sometimes

1:05:26from people from Europe asking how can I

1:05:28move to Poland? Most of them are Brits.

1:05:32I believe you.

1:05:33>> I wouldn't I wouldn't believe if someone

1:05:36would tell me 10 years ago that Brits

1:05:39would ask Pole how to move to Poland. I

1:05:42would be like are you crazy?

1:05:44>> that so extreme? Why is it extreme to

1:05:46you?

1:05:46>> People

1:05:47the main reason I actually I could read

1:05:49some of these messages is safety. People

1:05:51are scared for their kids.

1:05:54Economy is number two, but number one

1:05:57people are scared for their most of them

1:06:00are men.

1:06:01For their for for their wives and

1:06:03children and they say I'm

1:06:05like for example the guy

1:06:07sent me a message yesterday. I've got a

1:06:09company. I've got money. I will pay

1:06:11taxes. I'm I've got two kids. They

1:06:13cannot go to the school themselves

1:06:15anymore. I live in a good part of the

1:06:17city, but it's not good anymore. When we

1:06:19bought was good. It's not good now. How

1:06:21can I move all my assets to Poland?

1:06:24You know they asking politicians how how

1:06:26to move. It's like

1:06:2920 years ago

1:06:32the the London was very Polish. It was

1:06:34was like nearly

1:06:372 million people.

1:06:39Maybe less. 2 million Poles in London.

1:06:42And around London.

1:06:43Now Poles are coming back and Brits

1:06:45wants to move.

1:06:46Safety.

1:06:48So this is very important for the

1:06:49business as well. Safety. And people who

1:06:51are coming to Poland

1:06:54now

1:06:55they are so surprised. So

1:06:57>> [clears throat]

1:06:57>> uh

1:06:58when someone is asking me what what do

1:07:00you mean by uh be like Poland? This is

1:07:02this is my personal motto. Be like

1:07:05Poland with migration. Be like Poland

1:07:08with respecting your own country. You

1:07:12are what you do when you're not seen.

1:07:15People on the streets in Poland taking

1:07:17care of the streets. Keep them clean. We

1:07:19we care about our country because we

1:07:21care about our freedom because we know

1:07:23what it is when you're losing freedom.

1:07:26When you've got Germans on the streets.

1:07:28When you've got communists on the

1:07:29streets. Now we are free.

1:07:32And that's why we care about Poland like

1:07:34we care for our own home.

1:07:38Yeah, I mean it's it's to me it's common

1:07:40sense, right? What you're explaining. By

1:07:42the way of the tourists

1:07:44the top 10 countries that visit Poland

1:07:46the most number one is Germany of the

1:07:48tourists.

1:07:48>> Mhm. Number two is UK.

1:07:50Three is you Ukraine even though some

1:07:52travel overlaps with work migration.

1:07:55Number four is US. Yeah. US tourists go

1:07:58to Poland. Five is Italy, France, Spain,

1:08:00Netherlands, Czech, Slovakia. But four

1:08:02US, why US? Uh I

1:08:04there are reasons.

1:08:06Um the the

1:08:08many of them are Christians and

1:08:10Catholic. So many Catholic Americans are

1:08:13coming to uh our Basilica

1:08:16uh Sister Faustina Divine Mercy in

1:08:18Krakow. Mhm. The so it's not only

1:08:21tourism to see places, but also

1:08:23going to Częstochowa Our Lady of

1:08:25Częstochowa. They're they they they they

1:08:27coming to see Krakow, Warsaw, Gdańsk,

1:08:30Białystok. Uh

1:08:33it's just beautiful. So so I must say

1:08:35when I when I'm

1:08:36when I met last time when I met tourists

1:08:39from from US

1:08:40they were visiting uh for for the

1:08:42religion purposes. But not only that.

1:08:45It's just

1:08:46well, it's my country.

1:08:48>> family cuz we also have a lot of Pole.

1:08:50By the way, if I come to Poland what

1:08:51three five places should I visit? What

1:08:53is a top hotel? Yeah. Do they have

1:08:56high-end high expensive hotels, great

1:08:59service, great food?

1:09:01>> we've got we've got

1:09:04Hilton, we've got Sheraton, we've got

1:09:06all the chains, we've got beautiful

1:09:08Raffles, we've got Bristol Hotel next to

1:09:10the Presidential Palace. We've got

1:09:12beautiful hotels, beautiful, much

1:09:14cheaper than than US and then you must

1:09:17see beautiful Warsaw and and find out

1:09:20about the history of the uprising Warsaw

1:09:22uprising. Then you have to go to Krakow.

1:09:25You have to see beautiful city of Polish

1:09:27kings. You have to if you have time to

1:09:31to see um

1:09:33the place where John St. John Paul II

1:09:35was born.

1:09:37Uh there is so many beautiful things

1:09:39because we

1:09:40we are 40 million nation people. Uh

1:09:42we've got beautiful sea, we've got

1:09:44beautiful mountains, Tatras. We've got

1:09:47First of all, it's much cheaper.

1:09:50Second of all, it's clean and safe.

1:09:53I'm not afraid

1:09:54when

1:09:55uh any of members of my family are out

1:09:58after dark. Now in Europe, you cannot do

1:10:02shopping after 6 or 7

1:10:04when it's getting dark. You the women

1:10:06are not going And I'm serious. In in

1:10:08many cases women are not going out in

1:10:11Europe. In Poland it's safe. Numbers.

1:10:14Be like Poland again. I love this

1:10:16slogan. I love it because

1:10:18I'm so proud.

1:10:20I remember communism. You know, I I I I

1:10:22do remember queuing for shoes for all

1:10:24night. I didn't get them. And that's the

1:10:26example I'm trying to

1:10:28give to the people.

1:10:29>> What do you mean queuing for shoes?

1:10:31>> Yeah, my mom put me in a queue

1:10:33during the communism. Remember, I'm I

1:10:35was born 1979.

1:10:37As a little kid, my mom queues

1:10:40food stamps.

1:10:42You couldn't buy anything. Nothing. I

1:10:43mean, there was there was nothing. So if

1:10:46we knew that shoes will be in a shop

1:10:48next day, you had to queue all night

1:10:50so maybe you will get them.

1:10:52But there wasn't enough.

1:10:54We had no food.

1:10:56We were like

1:10:58very close to Venezuela. Our people were

1:11:00dying.

1:11:01Communism is a pure evil.

1:11:03You are you're so And that's why we in

1:11:06Poland would never let anyone take over

1:11:09because we've been taken over so many

1:11:11times. So that's why we do not want

1:11:13jihadists. It it has nothing to do with

1:11:16religion differences. We just don't we

1:11:19see that Europe was taken over.

1:11:22And we do not want let anyone take over

1:11:25Poland again, ever.

1:11:28Yeah, I'm I'm while you're speaking, the

1:11:30whole idea like when you say if your dad

1:11:32calls somebody a communist, that guy

1:11:34said so it's a curse word to call

1:11:36somebody a communist. I was looking at

1:11:38the hotels. There's this one hotel that

1:11:39pulled up called the Raffles. Raffles.

1:11:42Yeah, it's beautiful.

1:11:44>> in Warsaw.

1:11:44>> Beautiful. Beautiful. It's next to the

1:11:47presidential palace. It's a beautiful

1:11:48place.

1:11:50And the history of this hotel is

1:11:51beautiful. What's what's the history

1:11:53about this hotel?

1:11:53>> Uh it was it was it was pictures cuz it

1:11:55looks insane.

1:11:57It's beautiful. It was reopened not long

1:11:59time ago, but it was the best place

1:12:03uh before the war.

1:12:05Uh like Polish elite would spend time

1:12:08there. Poetry, music, everyone would be

1:12:11there. That was like iconic place. Uh

1:12:14the best hotel in uh in in in Poland and

1:12:18it's rebuilt. It's beautiful.

1:12:21And still when I see how much you pay

1:12:24here and

1:12:26how much we pay for hotels in

1:12:28By the way, great food. It's it's a

1:12:30beautiful place to

1:12:31to go. And um

1:12:34Yeah, if you if anyone would like to

1:12:35come to Poland

1:12:37hit me. I'll I'll let you know where to

1:12:39go, where to stay, how to do it. And

1:12:41yeah, it's it's a beautiful place to go

1:12:43to be. I hope you're going to come. I

1:12:45I'd love

1:12:45>> invite you.

1:12:46>> I know. I'd love to come and and I'd

1:12:48love to come

1:12:49uh and have somebody that knows what

1:12:52they're doing show us around. I want to

1:12:54go see the constitution. I want to go

1:12:56see

1:12:57you know,

1:12:58learn about the culture.

1:12:59>> organize this kind of Yeah.

1:13:01>> can you make a note of this?

1:13:02I want to This is a place I definitely

1:13:04want to go see

1:13:05and document. I want I want to document

1:13:07the whole thing when we go to Poland.

1:13:09Very interested to see what happens.

1:13:11And by the way, uh

1:13:13uh

1:13:14language. I'm assuming most people in

1:13:16Poland speak English.

1:13:17>> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So it's not even an

1:13:18issue when you

1:13:19>> Not a problem at all. No, no, no. All

1:13:20right. So that's

1:13:21that's a must. That's on the list.

1:13:23There's no

1:13:24uh reasonable way

1:13:25>> do that this summer. I think it's a

1:13:27great idea.

1:13:27>> I'm fully with it. I'm fully with it.

1:13:29We'll get the date. Uh we'll find a

1:13:315-day window where we can head out.

1:13:33We'll find Rob, we got to find a place

1:13:34to do the podcast while we're there as

1:13:36well.

1:13:36>> direct flight from Miami, from New York,

1:13:38from Chicago, from How long is the

1:13:40flight? 7 hours? 8 hours? Uh

1:13:429. From Miami it's 9. 9 hours from

1:13:45Miami. Okay.

1:13:46>> It's direct. So

1:13:47talking about uh Prince Charles, right?

1:13:51I I I've had other people on. Tommy

1:13:53Robinson had said some stuff. But I

1:13:54asked the question of Piers Morgan about

1:13:56a couple months ago.

1:13:57You know, Prince Charles has said some

1:13:59interesting things in the past. Here's a

1:14:01message he gave about what Christians

1:14:04can learn from Islam. And it's

1:14:06it's it's funny because you know, we

1:14:08have a couple Catholics. We have quite a

1:14:09lot of Catholics that work for our

1:14:11company.

1:14:12And one of the Catholics said Umberto

1:14:14said, "The greatest Pope ever was

1:14:16Polish." Mhm.

1:14:19John Paul II. John Paul II. Saint.

1:14:22Saint. Right.

1:14:23>> Correct. So you have that. But now

1:14:25here's Prince Charles saying something

1:14:27like this. I'm curious to know what you

1:14:28think about that. Go go ahead, Rob.

1:14:31Islam is part of our past and our

1:14:34present in all fields of human endeavor.

1:14:37It has helped to create modern Europe.

1:14:40It is part of our own inheritance. Not a

1:14:43thing apart.

1:14:45Islam can teach us today a way of

1:14:47understanding and living in the world

1:14:49which Christianity [music] itself

1:14:51is the poorer for having lost.

1:14:54Our judgment of

1:14:56>> [music]

1:14:56>> Islam has been grossly distorted

1:15:00by taking the extremes to be the norm.

1:15:03>> [music]

1:15:04>> That, ladies and gentlemen,

1:15:05is a serious mistake.

1:15:08Do you agree with him?

1:15:09This is crazy. This is Prince Charles.

1:15:12This is King Charles.

1:15:13>> I I want him I want him to go and I

1:15:15don't know what year was it to to say

1:15:17Yeah, exact words now. Let him repeat

1:15:20it.

1:15:22Well, I think he would. Well, maybe he

1:15:23would. He actually he did not deliver He

1:15:26did not deliver the Christian message on

1:15:29but but he obviously gave a beautiful

1:15:32speech for the Muslims. So maybe maybe

1:15:34he's maybe he changed his his faith. I

1:15:36don't know. Because the way he behave

1:15:40it's

1:15:41it's at least weird seeing London

1:15:44as a as a London Londonistan, I would

1:15:46say. And it's it's crazy how the city

1:15:49has changed, how the the whole UK has

1:15:51changed. Why would you say this kind of

1:15:52thing? The

1:15:54I I don't really know what what is

1:15:55happening in this country, but

1:15:57it's weird. There was

1:16:00there was no

1:16:01there was no Christian message. Yeah,

1:16:03you're right.

1:16:04No Christian message. No. And by the

1:16:06way, you know, again, I'll ask you

1:16:07because you exposed one of the where

1:16:09lady got a

1:16:10the 1 and 1/2 million dollars in cash.

1:16:12If you ask the question, did King

1:16:13Charles get paid 3 million dollars from

1:16:15Qatar? Do you know the story? Yeah, I

1:16:17heard about it.

1:16:18>> Yeah. So if you want to pull this up,

1:16:20Rob.

1:16:21Before becoming the king, King Charles,

1:16:24you know, then he was the prince, Yeah.

1:16:27was reported to have received 3 million

1:16:29dollars, 3.2 million dollars from a

1:16:31former Qatari prime minister

1:16:33um

1:16:35Hamad bin Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani.

1:16:38Yes. 3.2 million dollars. Al Thani's

1:16:40family, yes. I mean, for them 3.2 or

1:16:44whatever, it's nothing. It's nothing.

1:16:46And the question is if this is the only

1:16:48money he did accept. We don't know,

1:16:51right? We don't know. We know about this

1:16:523 million.

1:16:54Nothing for them. And I'm surprised

1:16:57uh everyone was surprised this year

1:17:00whether there is no no Christian

1:17:02message. The the the the the

1:17:04uh the that's first year I think without

1:17:08his wishes as a from the king's wishes,

1:17:10right? Queen was doing it every year.

1:17:13That was that's that's something which

1:17:16uh

1:17:17he should answer the questions.

1:17:19I don't think anyone's going to ask him

1:17:20the question.

1:17:21Well, uh Can you see if anyone's ever

1:17:24asked him because this the controversy

1:17:25was it was cash for access and I think a

1:17:27million dollar million pounds of it

1:17:29was in a suitcase, cash.

1:17:31There you go. They used to take it used

1:17:33to it. Suitcases.

1:17:37I'm not surprised.

1:17:39I'm not surprised at all. It's uh

1:17:42Well, but he did not say anything he

1:17:44didn't deny about it. No.

1:17:47No, this has been confirmed. It's not

1:17:48like it's a you know, no, it's not a

1:17:51rumor. It's been confirmed.

1:17:53It's been confirmed

1:17:54uh

1:17:55you know, but the way they did it, he

1:17:56did not admit wrongdoing. Okay. Mhm. He

1:18:00was in a carefully worded indirect way

1:18:03through his office, not a personal press

1:18:04conference. His office,

1:18:06Clarence House, denied any wrongdoing,

1:18:08justified the payments by saying the

1:18:09money was immediately passed to charity.

1:18:12Proper governance and due diligence were

1:18:13followed. Auditors reviewed and approved

1:18:15the donations. He did not admit

1:18:17wrongdoing or apologize. Instead, he

1:18:19defended the situation by emphasizing

1:18:20that it was legitimate charitable

1:18:22funding handed correctly. So we are at

1:18:23the point where you're arrested for

1:18:25praying

1:18:26uh or or for gospel song in London. And

1:18:30then everyone is respecting Ramadan.

1:18:34That's the situation where we are where

1:18:36we are

1:18:37at the moment in in a Great Britain. Um

1:18:41Again,

1:18:42I'm not

1:18:44Islamophobe. I do not have a phobia.

1:18:47I'm not afraid of them.

1:18:49Should I? Cuz there are reasons to be

1:18:51afraid.

1:18:52But it's not about Islamophobia. This

1:18:54term is a political term. It's about my

1:18:57observation of the reality and the

1:19:00numbers

1:19:01mainly from Eurostat.

1:19:03If we want Europe

1:19:06to be Muslim

1:19:08continent

1:19:10or we want America to be Muslim

1:19:12continent with all consequences,

1:19:15all elements of the culture and faith,

1:19:19say that out loud. If you want Sharia

1:19:22law

1:19:23in US or in Europe,

1:19:26uh let's not do nothing. Have you been

1:19:28to any of the Gulf states?

1:19:30No. Never have been to Gulf states. No.

1:19:32Okay. Um

1:19:35there there is a, you know, uh

1:19:39Okay, I wanted to go for the vacation. I

1:19:40I'll give you a story, okay? I There is

1:19:42a beautiful new hotel. Do you know which

1:19:44I'm talking about?

1:19:45>> Where at Saudi? Yeah. Yeah. And um Burj

1:19:48Al Arab?

1:19:49Yeah, yes. Burj Al Arab. No, no, no, not

1:19:51the one. The newest. There is a There is

1:19:52a very new futuristic beautiful hotel.

1:19:56So, I wanted to

1:19:57>> [sighs and gasps]

1:19:58>> I wanted to go. The story is on my

1:19:59Instagram.

1:20:01Yeah, this that's the one. Uh there was

1:20:03sh-

1:20:04Shobara Resort.

1:20:07Shobara Resort. Yeah, beautiful place.

1:20:10>> [snorts]

1:20:10>> So, uh

1:20:11yeah, beautiful. And I decided, okay,

1:20:15that would be nice to

1:20:17to go.

1:20:18So, my friend called the hotel.

1:20:21And she asked uh about transportation

1:20:23from the from the airport this and that.

1:20:28And the first information was

1:20:31no crosses on the neck,

1:20:33no tattoos, religious Christian tattoos.

1:20:36>> Really? No alcohol or you might be

1:20:38arrested. Stop it.

1:20:40>> I'm serious. This is where? So, when you

1:20:43decide but everyone respect burqas in

1:20:47Europe.

1:20:48You don't know is this a terrorist or

1:20:50not. You have to respect it because our

1:20:53cultural syst- our system of law is to

1:20:57respect everyone regardless, right?

1:21:00Their law do you you're not allowed

1:21:04have a beautiful wine with your wife.

1:21:07You cannot have any religious objects

1:21:11which are not compatible with Islam.

1:21:14You know what I mean?

1:21:17I want to cross right now. So

1:21:18>> So, what I did, I give the story on my

1:21:20Instagram saying if they treat

1:21:23Christians and others in this way, I do

1:21:25not want any burqas in in Europe. I do

1:21:27not want burqas in Poland. Ban it.

1:21:30From the from from very very simple

1:21:33reason,

1:21:34safety.

1:21:37Beautiful place. You Beautiful place.

1:21:39It's beautiful place. Unfortunately, I'm

1:21:41not going to visit ever.

1:21:44Do you have any tattoos? No. Yeah,

1:21:47I was going to say

1:21:47>> No, I was offended. I was I was

1:21:49offended, you know? You're taking such a

1:21:52a huge money, huge money from the

1:21:54tourists. And the first information

1:21:55you're getting is religious information.

1:21:58>> Yeah.

1:21:58And uh and that's that that shows you

1:22:01the difference

1:22:02of our civilizations.

1:22:06Difference.

1:22:07Lifestyle-wise, night and day. I asked

1:22:10the question about that because

1:22:12you have some American journalists

1:22:14nowadays. I think uh Tucker just talked

1:22:16about it where it says Sharia law has

1:22:18done more advancement

1:22:20>> that's crazy.

1:22:21>> So, Americans are saying, you know, it

1:22:24may not be as bad as you think it is. We

1:22:27should receive it. We should accept it.

1:22:29Maybe it's not a bad idea. What do you

1:22:31say about Sharia law?

1:22:33There is a

1:22:35When I was in the Polish Parliament, I

1:22:36was a member of the um

1:22:39Council of Europe.

1:22:4146 46 parties.

1:22:4346

1:22:44countries. And we had discussion that

1:22:47was like um

1:22:4912 years ago

1:22:51about implementation of Sharia in some

1:22:54part of the Europe.

1:22:54>> Mhm.

1:22:56When Sharia law is what I meant,

1:22:58killing, beating.

1:23:00That's Sharia law.

1:23:01Cutting your arms.

1:23:04This is not even Middle Ages. Middle

1:23:05Ages were advanced in many ways.

1:23:08This is brutal reality of people and

1:23:12philosophy which is which is not

1:23:14compatible with the Western

1:23:15civilization.

1:23:17So, how can you

1:23:19how can you even discuss

1:23:21Sharia law in Christian Europe when

1:23:24nobody no one is discussing Christian

1:23:27laws, Roman philosophy

1:23:29Roman law and Greek philosophy in Sharia

1:23:32law states? There is no discussion about

1:23:35it. So, so this is suicide. This is

1:23:39suicidal.

1:23:41And I think it has to be stopped. And

1:23:43it's time to speak it to speak out loud

1:23:47as it is because everyone is afraid.

1:23:50It's time to stop being afraid. It's

1:23:53time for brave men. It's time to say as

1:23:56it is because this is a real

1:24:00existential threat.

1:24:02Yeah, you you hear that. And now, you

1:24:05know,

1:24:05so would Poland receive my like let's

1:24:08just say we look at the countries in the

1:24:10Middle East, right? Some of them have

1:24:13a decent, you know, uh uh

1:24:17economy and they produce people that are

1:24:19good citizens, law-abiding.

1:24:21Some of them produce very good results.

1:24:23You got Sau- You got a quite a few

1:24:24places that do very If you commit any

1:24:26crime, you're out. You can be Yeah,

1:24:28that's fine. But I I thought that if I'm

1:24:29going to to the resort which is open for

1:24:33international and I'm not going on the

1:24:34street and then

1:24:36I can have my my my Bible with me or I

1:24:39can have my my cross on me, right?

1:24:42I I'm This is This is like

1:24:45close. I'm not out. And burqas are

1:24:47everywhere in Europe. And that's not a

1:24:49problem at all. Even with the level of

1:24:51terrorism we have.

1:24:52>> Well, some could say that's the risk of

1:24:53freedom of speech. Like in America, our

1:24:55risk They don't have that. So, they may

1:24:57say that's your problem. We didn't

1:24:58choose to do freedom of speech. Your

1:25:00constitution allows it. We don't allow

1:25:01it. So, we we are a little bit more in

1:25:03control.

1:25:04>> but I'm talking about treatment. How we

1:25:06are treated and how they are treated.

1:25:08>> I totally get that. But what what

1:25:09they're ar- If I'm I'm trying to see

1:25:10what the type of argument they would

1:25:12make, they would say

1:25:14we didn't ask you to to to do freedom of

1:25:16speech. You You chose to do it.

1:25:18You're the one that's okay with that.

1:25:19We're not okay with this. You don't want

1:25:21it, don't come. Democracy, it's not a

1:25:23perfect system. But no one ever invented

1:25:28anything better. Sharia, it's not better

1:25:30with cutting arms, rapes, killing, uh

1:25:33selling women, and all this crap is not

1:25:36better than democracy.

1:25:38>> Would you accept uh migrants from a high

1:25:41income per capita places like Saudi?

1:25:43Would you take migrants from Saudi?

1:25:45>> No.

1:25:46Would you take migrants from Dubai? No.

1:25:50Would you take migrants from Turkey?

1:25:53Zero.

1:25:54Zero migrants. We do not want migrants.

1:25:56This is what I said on Twitter uh on on

1:25:59X yesterday or 2 days ago. Polish

1:26:01economy Poland is a thousand years of

1:26:05existence. We Poland has it's thousand

1:26:07years country.

1:26:07>> Mhm.

1:26:08We survived thousand years. We survived

1:26:10partitions, wars, communism without

1:26:13migrants. I mean, obviously, we had

1:26:16people who are coming and and but we do

1:26:19not want

1:26:21to be

1:26:23taken over. Because when we are talking

1:26:25about migration in 2026, it's not the

1:26:29same as a migration in 1850.

1:26:32It's not the same process. The goals are

1:26:34not the same. People are not the same.

1:26:37So,

1:26:40less abortion, more families, more

1:26:43children. No need for migrants.

1:26:45>> You've taken Ukrainian refugees, right?

1:26:47And that's been in no Would you take

1:26:48>> refugees. You You used the right word,

1:26:51refugees.

1:26:52>> Right. Because refugee by the

1:26:53international law is the person who flee

1:26:56from the country of conflict to the

1:26:58first safe country. Migrant, especially

1:27:01economical migrant, is not a refugee.

1:27:04They are trying to call

1:27:07economical migrants and sometimes

1:27:10jihadists a refugee. They are not

1:27:12refugees by the international law. So,

1:27:15we took children and why well, mainly

1:27:18women and children because of the war.

1:27:22We did what we should do. We did what

1:27:24international law says. So, it's not

1:27:27like we have no hearts. We do not want

1:27:30to help people who are in need because

1:27:33when you Google it, it's not my politi-

1:27:35political opinion. Over 2 million

1:27:37Ukrainians are in Poland. Uh over 7

1:27:41million crossed Polish-Ukrainian border.

1:27:43Uh do you know that in Poland we did we

1:27:47didn't have even one refugee camp.

1:27:51You know why?

1:27:52Because they were in Polish houses.

1:27:53People just

1:27:55take them to the houses. There was no

1:27:57huge refugee camps.

1:28:01No. There was no need for that.

1:28:03Poland was so open for the real problem,

1:28:07real war, not for the guys from the

1:28:09boats, not for like when you see reports

1:28:13now from

1:28:15Great Britain

1:28:16when the guys from Stop the Boats are

1:28:18posting, they're

1:28:20100% men, Mhm. right? Ready to fight.

1:28:25If you've got like

1:28:27I don't know, 2 million and only 10% of

1:28:30them are radical, you've got 200,000

1:28:32army

1:28:34on your territory.

1:28:36Even if it's only 5%.

1:28:37>> It's not even worth the other 95% is

1:28:39what you're saying.

1:28:41So, even if that is a 5%, Yeah. it's

1:28:44100,000 people.

1:28:45>> Would Would Poland take Hindus? Like

1:28:48from India?

1:28:50We do not take anyone. I mean, you can

1:28:52apply, you can come for some time. Like

1:28:54we've got Hindus We've got Hindus

1:28:57who are students, right? We've got some

1:28:59guys who married Polish women. Sure.

1:29:01They've got restaurants,

1:29:03food.

1:29:04But it's not a massive

1:29:07problem, right? It's like I don't know

1:29:09what are the numbers. You You can't see

1:29:11them on the streets as

1:29:13>> But not 100,000. You're not taking

1:29:14100,000. It's just going through the

1:29:16process.

1:29:17>> You're going through the As I again,

1:29:18everyone can apply for a visa for to be

1:29:21in Poland for some time, but you have to

1:29:23go through this process.

1:29:25Now our law will be changed.

1:29:28Our candidate for the prime minister

1:29:31just announced last week that it's going

1:29:32to be much harder to get Polish

1:29:34citizenship. So even if you're legally

1:29:36and you will apply for a citizenship,

1:29:38it's going to be

1:29:39much harder. So we to be Polish like

1:29:43for every for for many people to get

1:29:45American passport was a dream.

1:29:48For I'm proud that I'm Polish. This is

1:29:50my pride. I'm proud of that. John Paul

1:29:53II, King Sobieski, Copernicus.

1:29:56Many beautiful Curie-Sklodowska,

1:29:59beautiful names, people who changed the

1:30:01world and Sobieski stopped Muslims.

1:30:04We're going to give the world next

1:30:05Sobieski soon. You'll see.

1:30:07>> [laughter]

1:30:09>> Talk to me about Pope Leo because the

1:30:11the

1:30:12how do you feel about him, you know, and

1:30:14as well as the exchange with him and the

1:30:16president. I think

1:30:18Okay.

1:30:20I'm a Catholic.

1:30:20>> You're Catholic.

1:30:21>> I'm a Catholic. I'm a proud Catholic and

1:30:23I love my church.

1:30:25But when Popes are getting into the

1:30:27politics,

1:30:29I do not have

1:30:31obligation for obedience.

1:30:35The Pope his

1:30:37moral teaching and then ex cathedra,

1:30:39that's the moment when we are obliged to

1:30:43to be obedient. And I wasn't a big fan

1:30:46of Pope Pope Francis and you know, all

1:30:48this the things he was

1:30:51I wasn't a great

1:30:53fan. I was happy when Pope Leo

1:30:56was elected.

1:30:59I know that his brother is a very big

1:31:01MAGA fan and and and I I was very happy.

1:31:05But and I'm not going to criticize. I

1:31:07don't want to do that. I won't because

1:31:09of the respect to the to the head of the

1:31:11church. But

1:31:13why would you get in this kind of

1:31:15exchange with the president of the

1:31:16United States and and and comment on

1:31:20Pope Leo is American.

1:31:22Uh it's it's not necessary. It's there's

1:31:25no need. But what I see yesterday he he

1:31:28went a bit softer, I think. He did. Yes,

1:31:30he did. So maybe some advisers told him

1:31:34He said it wasn't towards Trump. I

1:31:35wasn't talking about him. I accepted.

1:31:37That's it.

1:31:38God bless Pope. Yeah, I actually think

1:31:40they're going to do something together.

1:31:41I hope. I hope. Yeah. I actually think

1:31:43Sometimes tensions even small tensions

1:31:46help you to get together for greater

1:31:48good.

1:31:48>> I actually agree and I think that would

1:31:50be a spectacle

1:31:51if the two got together. I think it

1:31:53would be a spectacle. That would be

1:31:54great.

1:31:55>> it would be great. I think the president

1:31:56could invite him to the White House or

1:31:58he can go to the Vatican or something

1:31:59like that. Baseball game. Baseball game.

1:32:02>> [laughter]

1:32:04>> Or or you know what it could be?

1:32:07Maybe not. I was going to say World Cup,

1:32:09but I don't think Italy made the World

1:32:10Cup. No, they out. That is insane. This

1:32:13is three times in a row now.

1:32:15>> For them it's like blasphemy. That is

1:32:18insane to me. Yeah, I know. I'm

1:32:20surprised. I mean, I don't think a World

1:32:22Cup makes sense without a you know,

1:32:23certain countries. Italy being one of

1:32:25them. Brazil Italy

1:32:27>> Spain, you know, you got I know. But for

1:32:30them not to be in. Very sad. Yeah. Are

1:32:33you guys in or no? Is Poland No, I was

1:32:35hoping you're not going to ask.

1:32:37>> [laughter]

1:32:37>> Last game.

1:32:38>> time you were in?

1:32:40Previous one, but but the problem is

1:32:42that we had a game like 2 weeks ago and

1:32:45we didn't get in and uh

1:32:47So sad. But I'm going to come anyway.

1:32:49I'm going to come and uh It's going to

1:32:51be a spectacle.

1:32:51>> Yeah, it's beautiful. You're going to go

1:32:54to games? You're going to go to the

1:32:54finals? What are you I don't know about

1:32:56the time. I don't know what's what's my

1:32:58duties, but

1:33:00but I'm coming here. 100% I'm going to

1:33:02be here. Last couple questions before we

1:33:03wrap up. So tell me about the story I

1:33:06saw. I said this cannot be real. I

1:33:08couldn't believe it. So a Pakistani

1:33:11judge,

1:33:12okay,

1:33:13rules against a UK citizen

1:33:16and takes his citizenship away. This is

1:33:19Mark Bolland, B U L L E N. Rob, I don't

1:33:23know if you have Is that it? Okay, there

1:33:24you go. That's the story. Britain for

1:33:26the first time stripped a native of his

1:33:28citizenship due to ties to Russia. Case

1:33:31concerns a 45-year-old Mark Bolland

1:33:33who currently lives in Russia, The

1:33:35Sunrise. The decision was made by

1:33:36Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood,

1:33:39obviously a traditional British name, on

1:33:42national security grounds. It is the

1:33:44first time a British-born person has

1:33:47been stripped of their citizenship.

1:33:48Previously such measures had only

1:33:51applied to foreigners. The letter

1:33:52Bolland releases states that the

1:33:54decision was made in the public

1:33:55interest. However, details of the case

1:33:57are not being disclosed

1:33:58>> Yeah, where are the details? I don't I

1:33:59don't Why we do not have the details?

1:34:02Why there is information about it and

1:34:03there is no details why He was a UK

1:34:05police officer.

1:34:07This guy was a police officer.

1:34:09You know, he questioned the legality of

1:34:11the decision that's not been tried. But

1:34:13you know that we've got MEPs who are

1:34:15banned entering UK because there's one

1:34:19MEP

1:34:20he was banned 2 weeks ago and now we

1:34:22have

1:34:24people who are banned for for coming to

1:34:27to the UK for our event on May 16th.

1:34:30So if MEPs are

1:34:32are not allowed to travel on a

1:34:34diplomatic passport,

1:34:36if I'm not surprised. And I would love

1:34:39to hear more more details about it. So

1:34:43so something must be done with with the

1:34:46Great Britain. Something must be done

1:34:48with Sweden. Something must be done with

1:34:50German and someone should look on Law

1:34:54and Justice Party in Poland and and

1:34:56numbers from Poland. Please come visit.

1:34:59I think everyone should come and see.

1:35:02And the best way would be maybe

1:35:05uh to see the difference. Uh go to

1:35:08Paris, Rome, and Warsaw. You will see

1:35:11the difference. Okay. And by the way, uh

1:35:13I don't want you to get upset when I ask

1:35:14this question. It's a very heavy

1:35:15political question, so brace for impact.

1:35:18Why you know, cuz some people will argue

1:35:21this heavily. I lived in Germany for

1:35:22almost a couple years.

1:35:24Bratwurst or kielbasa? Why?

1:35:28>> [laughter]

1:35:28>> You know, because Okay, it's a different

1:35:31name for for the same food. I mean, the

1:35:33same in theory.

1:35:36Um there's pride behind this. Like you

1:35:37know Of course, it's it's a tradition.

1:35:39It's like what what do you eat for for

1:35:42Christmas for Christmas Day dinner,

1:35:44right? You got specific things in

1:35:46America.

1:35:48In Poland

1:35:50First of all, we have to explain

1:35:52kielbasa is Polish. Wurst is German.

1:35:55So you already have a conflict.

1:35:57>> [laughter]

1:35:59>> And obviously kielbasa is much better

1:36:02because it has less fat.

1:36:05Wurst is too fatty. You see? I know, but

1:36:08you when you will taste it, I'll bring

1:36:11I'll I'll take you to the place where we

1:36:13got the best kielbasa in the world.

1:36:15>> I guess I have to go to it. Grill it.

1:36:17You put it on the grill. It's beautiful.

1:36:19Beautiful. So

1:36:22I'm just thinking I'm I'm going to put

1:36:23some information about it on my website.

1:36:26I'm because people

1:36:27>> the way you're Listen, if I'm given

1:36:29these stats, I would have this on the

1:36:31website of Poland.

1:36:32>> Yeah. All of these things should be on

1:36:34the website to sell how amazing Poland

1:36:36is and what it's doing. This is very

1:36:37interesting.

1:36:38>> And I and I think that would be a great

1:36:39idea to bring American people to Poland

1:36:42like for a week.

1:36:45Let's do it, Patrick. Let's

1:36:47Let's

1:36:48>> you, they will see Poland. They will

1:36:49come back

1:36:51and they will understand why Be Like

1:36:53Poland

1:36:54is so real.

1:36:56What is the difference? Yeah, we we're

1:36:59going to bring people to Poland. Do do

1:37:01does the country currently do it or no?

1:37:03Do what? That invites people to show

1:37:05them the greatness of Poland.

1:37:06>> I do it. Okay. All right.

1:37:08>> Tarczyński. I invite you if you want to

1:37:10contact me, you can contact me through

1:37:12my website or Pat or through Patrick and

1:37:15let's do it. You you know, summer time

1:37:17is beautiful. It's it's

1:37:20I'm going to do t-shirts, I think. Be

1:37:22Like Poland. I'm serious. I think you

1:37:24should. I'm telling you, I think you