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0:00If you are trying to cross a border and
0:02harm any of our soldiers, you will be
0:04dead. This is what I said in the
0:05parliament. I said do not come to the
0:07Polish border because you will be dead,
0:09shot dead. Because one of my friends, he
0:11came to Poland 30 years ago from Syria,
0:13get married to a Polish girl, raise
0:15[music] his kids as Christians and he
0:17told me do not ever ever let them in. I
0:20asked him who? He said Syrians. And I
0:22said what do you mean you're Syrian? He
0:23said but the difference between me and
0:25them [music] is that I'm educated, I
0:27brought money, I pay taxes, I I respect
0:29culture and there are people from the
0:31desert.
0:31>> On the Europe front is do you see any
0:34will [music] to do that in other
0:35countries?
0:36>> Your liberals, your Democrats are
0:37communists.
0:38>> Right.
0:38>> And now I can hear Bernie Sanders,
0:39[music] AOC and all these lunatics. It
0:42doesn't matter if they call themselves
0:43Democrats, Social Democrats, Socialists,
0:46they are communists. The lowest
0:48unemployment in European Union, Poland.
0:50Highest GDP after [music] COVID, Poland.
0:51Zero terrorist attacks. And why? Because
0:54when this madness started in 2015, we
0:57stopped them. We did not let them in. Be
0:59like Poland or you will die.
1:00>> Do you think Donald Trump would really
1:02do all the [music] things that you would
1:04want him to do that you think that the
1:06Europeans need to do?
1:12>> [music]
1:16>> All right, I'm Dave Rubin. This is The
1:17Rubin Report and joining me in studio
1:19today is a former two-time member of
1:21Polish Parliament, now two-time member
1:24of European Parliament and
1:26two-time returning guest to The Rubin
1:28Report.
1:28>> That is correct.
1:30>> Pleasure to Pleasure to be here. Thank
1:31you for having me and this is just a
1:33beginning.
1:34>> This is just
1:34>> I'm I'm just starting.
1:36>> Meaning you're moving to Florida cuz
1:38that's where all freedom-loving people
1:39end, you know.
1:40>> I love Florida, but the heat
1:42>> [laughter]
1:42>> is too much. I mean, people of Florida,
1:44how can you live here? I mean, come on.
1:46>> You walked in here. Dripping
1:50sweaty. It's extremely hot. It's always
1:52hot this time of year. It's humid. I get
1:54it. And the first thing I asked you was
1:55how does the weather in Krakow this time
1:57of year compare
1:58>> I think it's perfect. We've got proper
1:59seasons actually. So, uh beginning of
2:02autumn it's beautiful because you still
2:04have a sun, not much rain. You don't
2:06have the sea.
2:07>> [laughter]
2:07>> Yes.
2:09It's hard, but I love Florida.
2:10Especially people here. It's beautiful.
2:12Beautiful.
2:12>> Yeah. Well, I'm glad to be sitting down
2:14with you again. Last time we did this I
2:15think was it our Can not the last one,
2:17but probably probably about a year and a
2:18half ago in London. You've been one of
2:20the leading voices out of Europe related
2:22particularly to borders not only for
2:24your own country, but really for all of
2:25the European Union and and the mass
2:27migration problem. So, we'll get into
2:29all of that, but I thought you walked in
2:30with this hat and I said, "Guys, let's
2:32let's [laughter] put this on set."
2:34Because if you would have said to people
2:35to the if you would have said to the
2:36average American 20 years ago
2:39"Be like Poland. Here's a hat." They're
2:41just going to come up with 20 Polish
2:43jokes. Or I would have been like, "Ah,
2:45when I was in Brooklyn and Greenpoint a
2:47lot of Polish people over there. Okay,
2:48you can get some good kielbasa." But But
2:50now who's laughing? And I And I think
2:52that's an interesting place to start.
2:53You guys are doing something right that
2:56most of the world has forgotten.
2:57>> True. Well, first of all, when you look
3:00at the data and I'm I'm trying to repeat
3:02that every single time because it's not
3:04changed. It's It's even better actually.
3:06The lowest unemployment in European
3:08Union, Poland. Highest GDP after COVID,
3:11Poland. Lowest rate of rapes, Poland.
3:14Zero terrorist attacks. Always these
3:17four pillars. Every single time for
3:19years.
3:20I'm trying to repeat it and remind it.
3:23And why? Because when
3:25this madness started in 2015, we stopped
3:28them. We did not let them in. So, be
3:30like Poland. It's not just a hat. It's
3:32not just a merch. I'm trying to send a
3:35message. So, whenever I go I I take this
3:39hat with me because I'm proud. Because
3:42we are an example. Our conservative
3:44government is an example how to deal
3:46with the problems. Because the main the
3:49root of the problem
3:50is
3:51and I must say that, not migration
3:53itself, but Islamization. It's a fact.
3:56So, because Poland is the safest place
4:00in European Union. One of the safest
4:02places on Earth at the moment. And it's
4:04not my political opinion, everyone can
4:06check that on
4:08on internet. It's Eurostat official
4:10data.
4:11Because of that, many investors are very
4:13happy to come. Tourism is just booming.
4:17And everyone is like, I mean, everyone,
4:18many people are sending me messages,
4:20when do you start your own tourist
4:21company? Because everyone's like, why do
4:23you always say,
4:25because why do you always, you know,
4:26repeat be like Poland? Because I'm
4:28proud.
4:29I'm proud of Copernicus. I'm proud of
4:32Chopin. I'm proud of King Sobieski. I'm
4:35proud of John Paul the Second. I'm proud
4:38of our wall at the border. I'm I'm I'm
4:42I'm so proud of Poland, thousand years
4:45history throughout the ages. And I'm so
4:48proud. And I am a politician,
4:51representative at this moment of history
4:54of humanity, not only Europeans. So,
4:58when someone will ask me, what did you
4:59do for Poland? I will say, I made it
5:03safe.
5:04And I brought people
5:06to Poland as a tourist, and I made them
5:09jealous.
5:10>> You know, it's so interesting because
5:11obviously I talk to politicians from all
5:13over the world, but particularly I find
5:14in Europe, they'll give me some version
5:16of I'm proud of my country, and they
5:18talk about the past, but they're not
5:19proud of what's going on now. You have a
5:22nice Right, you have a nice version of
5:24that, right? And that's not to say
5:25Poland has had a complex history, too,
5:27and all that. So, so you mentioned 2015
5:30when this all went crazy related to
5:31immigration. What is it that you were in
5:33government at the time, were you?
5:34>> Yeah, that's that's that's our
5:36government.
5:36>> Yeah, but no, but were you you were in
5:37government personally, right? So, so
5:39what is it that the Polish government
5:41saw that somehow the rest of the EU
5:44seemed not to see?
5:46Well, first of all, it's not about what
5:49we've seen, but it's about our
5:51experience. First of all,
5:54as I mentioned, Poland is thousand years
5:56history.
5:57We've been partitioned, I mentioned it
6:00during our first conversation 123 years
6:04of non-existence.
6:05Russia and Germany
6:07>> Yeah.
6:07>> took over.
6:09We know what it means to be taken over.
6:12123
6:14years of non-existence on the map and we
6:17survived. Not only that,
6:20after partitions, we had a terrible
6:22World War II. 6 million Poles killed.
6:25All the elite killed. Professors,
6:29priests, musicians. This is what we
6:32lost.
6:34Then we had nearly 70 years of
6:37communism. We've been taken over after
6:39the war by Soviet Russia. So, we know
6:43when
6:44this kind of things are coming, because
6:46of our experience, we know what might
6:48happen. So, when Germany started this
6:51madness of illegal migration, cheap
6:52labor actually,
6:54we said, "No. We're not going to let
6:56them in. We are Christian country. We
6:59are very devoted Catholics. We do not
7:02want enrichment in Poland. We are very
7:05happy as rich as we are." And everyone
7:07was like, "Oh, but you need the you
7:08know, your birth rate is going down. You
7:10need people to No.
7:12We don't need that. We want to be alive.
7:14Maybe that not as much not not as rich
7:17as others, but alive.
7:19So, we decided, "Okay, the GBT will be
7:23going up slower. They will not be a
7:25backward, but it's going to be a bit
7:26slower, but we are going to be safe."
7:30And what happened? It's go It's booming
7:32now. Because of our decisions in 2015.
7:36So,
7:38as you know, one of our soldiers was
7:40killed with a spear. They made it
7:43uh they they they killed him through the
7:45vents through the vents and uh our
7:47government, our parliament actually, all
7:50political parties changed the law
7:53that we can use live bullets now. So,
7:55you know what we're doing now?
7:57We shoot them.
7:58>> If you're trying
7:59>> If you're trying to cross a border and
8:02harm any of our soldiers, you will be
8:04dead. This is what I said in the
8:06parliament. I said, do not come to the
8:08Polish border because you will be dead,
8:10shot dead.
8:12It's not a joke.
8:13>> Yeah.
8:13>> So, we are we are taking safety security
8:17very very seriously. Because we know
8:20that this is a war. When it started, we
8:23already we we were very clear. This is
8:27um this is a war. Hybrid war, but a war.
8:30We knew that many of them were coming
8:32from Russia with the tourist visas. They
8:35were brought to Belarus and then they
8:37were coming to our border. They were
8:38trying to kill our soldiers. We changed
8:41the law in 3 days and we shoot them now.
8:44If there is a need, we use live bullets.
8:46>> What kind of pushback do you get from
8:49I suppose we could call it the left in
8:51your country. I mean I Yeah, it's the
8:53left. So,
8:54what kind of internal pushback do you
8:56get on that? Cuz when I hear you say
8:57that, to me I the thing I always say on
8:59the show is if everyone in Europe, in
9:00Germany, in Spain, in France, all these
9:02countries, if they just had a time
9:03machine and could go back 15, 20 years,
9:05everyone would do it that way.
9:07>> Of course.
9:07>> Yeah.
9:07>> The
9:08obviously we do have a left like every
9:10like every country. They they cry a lot.
9:13They cry loud. We don't give a
9:15>> [laughter]
9:15>> Well, as simple as that. I'm serious. I
9:17mean, they do cry a lot. They they they
9:20they tried to even help them. They were
9:21running with the pizzas to the border to
9:23you know to help the poor people. Yeah,
9:25of course. We've got our own AOC. We've
9:28got our own
9:30You want to know more?
9:30>> What type of political power do they
9:32have? They're They're in opposition
9:34obviously. [clears throat]
9:34>> They They were in the opposition at that
9:36time.
9:36>> Yeah.
9:37>> So, so we didn't care. And obviously
9:40they knew that we are right because what
9:42is happening now in Poland and be like
9:43Poland. You see, now the liberals are
9:45taking the the the they're creating a
9:48government in Poland, but I'm still very
9:51proud to say be like Poland because if
9:53we would not make these decisions in
9:552015, if we would not build the wall, if
9:58we would not create this atmosphere, do
10:00not come or you will die,
10:02then they will be here. They will be in
10:04Poland. So, what we did we
10:06>> your liberal party is not purely
10:08leftist.
10:09>> Oh, it's not the same left. Right. Of
10:11course. Of course. It's
10:13>> No, no, [clears throat] no, no. I mean,
10:14your your liberals, your democrats are
10:16communists.
10:16>> Right. Right.
10:18>> I mean I mean
10:19>> Sorry.
10:19>> I mean I I feel sorry for you. That's
10:21why I'm starting my job on on on this
10:23university I mentioned to you before we
10:24started. Florida International
10:26University and I'm going to I'm going to
10:29I'm going to do lectures on communism in
10:30the past, present, and future.
10:32Because what I think
10:34my personal experience is very important
10:37to share it. It's going to be more like
10:39testimony rather than teaching because I
10:41was born in 1979. I remember communism.
10:44I remember being a 6-year-old kid in a
10:46queue queuing for all night to get
10:48shoes. I didn't get them. It wasn't
10:50enough. It was like Venezuela and Cuba.
10:53I experienced communism. I know what
10:55communism is. And now I can hear Bernie
10:57Sanders, AOC, and all these lunatics.
11:00They are communists.
11:02It doesn't matter if they call
11:03themselves democrats, social democrats,
11:06socialists. They are communists.
11:08>> there is any meaningful distinction
11:10beyond that they have different names
11:11for it because they kind of slow roll
11:12you with the name?
11:13>> The action the actions they're taking. I
11:15mean,
11:17like they want to abolish an army, a
11:20police.
11:21They want to destroy this country.
11:23>> Open the borders.
11:24>> Obviously. That's obvious. So So if you
11:26if you do not want public services, if
11:28you don't want if you do not want
11:30an army, police, you want open borders,
11:32there's no country. You've got just
11:34land. Everyone can go and and come and
11:37go do whatever. There's no
11:40To me
11:41it's a pure communism because
11:45number one, they want to take power,
11:47full power. They do not want to share
11:49power.
11:50That's number one. Number two, they want
11:52to destroy this country in the name of
11:54power because everyone knows that the
11:56great replacement, we saw that couple
11:59days ago in Sweden.
12:01Um the great replacement pays very well
12:04with the votes for left. Everyone knows
12:06that. We keep repeating it. Nobody does
12:08anything about it. 75%
12:11no-go zones voted for left in Sweden and
12:14they took over. So, they don't care
12:17about their country. They don't care
12:19about future generations. They are
12:20hedonists. They think about themselves.
12:23Let's take your power now. Whatever
12:24happened in 20, 30 years, I don't care.
12:26They don't even care about their own
12:27children and grandchildren. That is the
12:30problem. So, the difference between us,
12:32Republicans, conservatives, right wing,
12:36is
12:37to think about next generations and
12:39leave the country better than when you
12:42started to live in this country. That is
12:43the difference. They don't care. They've
12:45got these beautiful houses.
12:47It's closed. Nobody No one can get in.
12:49They don't like police. But, they've got
12:51private securities. That's the
12:53difference. So, So, it's, you know,
12:55sometimes when
12:59I do interviews,
13:01I'm just thinking, it's so obvious. I
13:02shouldn't even I shouldn't [laughter]
13:04even talk about it. It's obvious like a
13:06green and red light, like a sun
13:09and a moon. It's so obvious for me, for
13:12us, for Poles. It's so obvious. It's
13:15also interesting because the policy of
13:16someone approaching the border will be
13:18shot doesn't mean you have to shoot
13:20people relentlessly. Once you send that
13:22signal out, less people show up. It's
13:24like when we were blowing up those narco
13:26boats coming from Venezuela. Suddenly,
13:28less boats started coming. Exactly.
13:30Numbers drop because they know that we
13:32can, by the law, use live bullets.
13:34Obviously, we don't we don't shoot
13:35people because just we like it. We are
13:38not animals. We don't do that. But, we
13:41do not shoot people who are trying to
13:43break into our country because we hate
13:44them. We do it because we love those in
13:47our homes. Because we do it out of love.
13:50So, my message, if I may, my message
13:53again,
13:55do not come to the Polish border or you
13:57will be dead. Shot dead. Do not come to
14:01the Polish border. I'm very clear for
14:03years. If you are coming,
14:05it's it's it's your own risk. Do not cry
14:08over that. Do not tell me that you were
14:10shot, you were pushed back, whatever,
14:11whatever. Do not come. There's no
14:13problem.
14:14Go to Qatar, there is no problem with
14:17that. They speak Arabic.
14:18>> [laughter]
14:19>> What is the problem? Why you don't go to
14:21>> sure Qatar is not letting these people
14:23wander in. They They want their slave
14:25laborers who they take their passports.
14:27>> was asking why why Egypt is not Why they
14:29close their border? Why they build a
14:30wall?
14:31>> Very strange they don't open the door to
14:32Gaza, isn't it?
14:33>> and others, they don't want them. You
14:35know why? Because one of my friends,
14:38the guy I know, he came to Poland 30
14:40years ago from Syria. Uh and I I give
14:43this example every single time. He came
14:45to Poland 30 years ago, he get married a
14:47Polish girl, raised his kids as
14:49Christians, and he told me,
14:51"Do not ever
14:52>> [clears throat]
14:52>> ever let them in." I mean, who? I asked
14:55him, "Who?" He said, "Syrians." And I
14:57said, "What do you mean? You're Syrian."
14:59He said, "But the difference between me
15:00and them is that I'm educated, I brought
15:03money, I paid taxes, I I respect culture
15:06Christian culture, and they are people
15:08from the desert.
15:10They They do not see the different
15:11between good and evil.
15:13And you will You will be dead," he said
15:16to me. "Do not let them in." Syrian guy
15:19who's for 30 years in Poland
15:22told me, "Do not let them in." So, if
15:24they want to go, let them go to any
15:26Arabic country. And it's the same thing
15:28with with the with the cultural
15:31enrichment. I was very clear and I said,
15:33"Until Poland
15:35will not be able to build a cathedral in
15:38Qatar, there will not be even a one
15:40mosque."
15:41Is it fair?
15:42I think it's
15:43>> It's fair. It's fair to me. Yeah.
15:44>> Okay, you want to one mosque, we're
15:45going to get one cathedral. If not,
15:47there's no mosques in Poland. I mean,
15:49not new mosque. We've got Tatars, we've
15:50got beautiful Muslims who are in Poland
15:52for over 400 years who fought for They
15:55fought for Poland, but we do not want
15:57jihadists. We do not We're not going to
15:59let them in. And that's why they are
16:01calling me Islamophobe. I don't have a
16:03phobia. Phobia is irrational fear.
16:07My fear [clears throat] is rational. My
16:09um my mom's and sister fear is rational.
16:13It's based on what is happening in in
16:15Europe. So, it's not Islamophobia,
16:18it's a rational fear on what they are
16:20doing.
16:21>> When you when you wander through the
16:23offices of the European Parliament and
16:25you're wandering through Brussels and
16:27all of that stuff and you're listening
16:29to these guys have their wine and fancy
16:31meals and talk about all this stuff.
16:33Are they subtly agreeing with you cuz I
16:35cannot imagine they all enjoy giving
16:37their countries away?
16:39>> They do, but they would never agree.
16:41They would never they would never agree
16:43in public. What they do when when we
16:45have a conversation, I know some of
16:46them.
16:47They're not my friends, but as we travel
16:49together, we on the plane together on
16:51the April, we spend quite a lot of time
16:53with together and whenever I ask them,
16:56"Don't you think you're destroying this
16:57country, this this continent?" They were
16:59like,
17:01"You're right."
17:03But, there is some something is driving
17:07them to do so.
17:09And
17:10it's not about power only. I think many
17:13of them are owned.
17:15I told you we had this conversation like
17:18nearly 2 years ago.
17:20>> Yeah.
17:21>> Nobody owns me.
17:23I can say whatever I want. I don't care.
17:25And I think many of them are uh
17:29dependent on
17:31external powers.
17:32>> So, when you say external powers, I mean
17:33obviously Qatar is throwing all sorts of
17:35money at all this
17:36>> Well, if vice president if vice
17:37president of European Parliament was
17:40caught with two suitcases full of cash.
17:42It's it's about 15 million euros.
17:45Uh she was given she she bought a
17:47private island and
17:49and she was visiting Qatar many times
17:52and she was voting in the committee
17:54where she wasn't even a member and she
17:56was doing things for Qatar and she was
17:57arrested vice president obviously
17:59socialist.
18:01What can you expect?
18:03What can you expect? Qatar is spending
18:07hundreds of millions to buy politicians
18:11around the world, especially in European
18:13Parliament. Not me.
18:15>> They're buying influencers, too.
18:17>> Of course.
18:17>> That's a secondary issue, but that's
18:19true, too.
18:19>> This is That's why I think um
18:22we can be right, we can win wars on the
18:25ground, we are losing internet.
18:27Thank God for your podcast. Thank God
18:29that I can say whatever I want. You
18:30never interrupt, you never
18:33We had this conversation before we
18:34started.
18:35That I don't want to even know what's
18:37your questions.
18:38>> All right.
18:39>> You know, because I'm going to say
18:40whatever I want anyway.
18:42And every every podcast I do or an
18:45interview, I don't want to know what
18:47what the questions are. I mean, I don't
18:48care because nobody owns me. And they
18:51can call me Islamophobe, fascist. I
18:54don't care. This is what I said to Katie
18:55Newman in 2018
18:5718 channel 4. You can call me a pink
19:00elephant. It's just a word. And my mom,
19:02my sister, my future wife are safe
19:04because of my work.
19:06This is what we did in a parliament. We
19:08asked them to use live bullets, to be
19:10brave, to fight for our country. Because
19:12this is our home, right? Okay, you got a
19:15home with four or six people. It's 40
19:16million people in our home. And we're
19:18going to protect it. And if someone
19:20needs to be killed, he's going to be
19:21killed.
19:22Simple as that.
19:23>> What kind of pushback do you get does
19:26Poland get from the EU? So I've had a
19:29lot of these types of conversations.
19:30I've been to Hungary several times and I
19:31definitely want to come to Poland. So we
19:33>> Come visit me.
19:34That would be great. We can do a report
19:35by the border. You will see with your
19:38own eyes how beautiful this this wall
19:40is, how safe it is. So once you do it,
19:42yeah, let's do it together.
19:43>> absolutely will do that. I've had this
19:45type of conversation usually from a
19:47Hungarian perspective in that part of
19:49your world and I've been to see back in
19:50Hungary and a few things like that. Now
19:52Hungary obviously seems to be at least
19:53slightly going in the other direction
19:55right now. It's a little It's a little
19:57It's not It's not a major difference.
19:58Not maybe Okay, so all right, that's
20:00nice to hear.
20:01Um but I know a lot about the pushback
20:03that they were getting and you know,
20:04that it was a million a million euro
20:06fine a day basically keep your border.
20:08So you have the same exact
20:09>> We had 22,000 euros per person because
20:11as you know
20:13this gen geniuses from European Union,
20:15they created a problem.
20:17I mean, Germans. They invited them
20:19willkommen willkommen politics.
20:21I
20:22looking for a cheap labor. They found
20:24out okay, they don't want to work, they
20:25don't want to learn language. They
20:27Sometimes they are blowing themselves up
20:28with as a terrorist. They they are
20:30using explosive. They they rape, they
20:32kill, they they they behead people
20:34actually.
20:36So, they said okay, so we've got a
20:37problem now in Germany, well in in
20:40European Union. So, let's spread them
20:42around as a European solidarity. We're
20:45going to have this quota system and
20:47according to your population, you're
20:48going to take numbers. We're going to
20:50take you how many you have to take and
20:51that's it.
20:53And what we said?
20:55Can I swear?
20:56>> Yeah, oh yeah.
20:57off.
20:58>> [laughter]
20:59>> We said off.
21:01And we did not let anyone in. They find
21:03us 22,000 euro per person.
21:06millions
21:06>> So they estimated by population how many
21:09they have to
21:09>> yeah. Yeah, so they get some quota
21:13and they ask us to um
21:15uh to pay 22,000 euros per person. We
21:18did. We did and look at us now.
21:20>> Right.
21:21>> Be like Poland. And it's not like we
21:23paid this money. They deducted it from
21:26general budget actually.
21:28>> [snorts]
21:28>> But we didn't get this money. So, we
21:29paid So so we paid for it. And it was
21:32better
21:33to pay money, be alive, safe, happy,
21:37smiled. When you come to Poland, you
21:40will not believe. What I do now because
21:42I invite everyone to Poland, everyone.
21:44When I do podcast reports,
21:46I'm asking people who were I had a the
21:48guy from Japan recently.
21:51He came from Japan asking you to do a
21:52tour and I and I put the map
21:55on the table and asked and I told him,
21:57"Pick up the place. Not me, you. Pick up
21:59the place. We're going to go there.
22:00You're going to film it."
22:02He picked up the places. He filmed it.
22:03He was crying. He switched off the
22:05camera and he was crying.
22:06I said, "Why are you crying?" He says,
22:08"I want Japan to be the same."
22:09>> Mhm.
22:10>> And I said, "Jap I thought Japan is
22:12okay. You've got a beautiful prime
22:13minister now. You have a" He said,
22:14"Yeah, yeah. She's okay, but we need
22:17time to clean the whole thing. It's it's
22:19a huge" He was very emotional actually.
22:21>> Right. If you think of a place like
22:22Japan can't do it. They're obviously
22:24doing better and they're you know
22:26>> Of course not. They didn't have
22:27>> She's the new prime minister is better.
22:28But the fact that they have a problem
22:30>> It's It's a global problem.
22:32>> beyond imagination. Yeah.
22:33>> This is why when I said that this
22:36process of illegal migration it's not
22:39about poor people looking for a better
22:41life, but this is actual hijra, Arabic
22:44term of demographic war. This is not
22:46about poor people. Look at Look at the
22:49Spain now. The guys with Balenciaga
22:51t-shirts with the iPhones
22:53>> Yeah.
22:53>> They are They are asked questions.
22:55>> Yeah. What What are you doing in here?
22:56I'm looking for a better life.
22:58>> No women?
22:59>> Yeah.
22:59>> No kids?
23:00>> Just just force
23:03like in their 20s
23:05military age
23:07thousands like 80,000 during the
23:10weekend. It's organized. It's a hijra.
23:13It's a It's a demographic war. So if we
23:16will not realize that this is a war, if
23:18we will not realize that we have to
23:20react and the first thing is
23:23in my opinion from what I see, we have
23:25to change our language.
23:28We have to be brave to call things as
23:30they are. And um
23:32if someone is calling me Islamophobe
23:35fascist, I don't give a single We
23:37have to call it as it is because the
23:39main problem is still political
23:42correctness.
23:44I'm not correct in any way.
23:45>> So what would you do if you were a
23:47member of parliament, let's say in
23:49Germany right now? Or if you were the
23:50prime minister of Germany, you know, or
23:52or any of these countries?
23:53>> Mhm.
23:54>> Let's say they can all close their
23:55borders tomorrow cuz the migration in
23:58has at least slowed at this point,
23:59right? So okay, let's say you close your
24:01borders tomorrow. You still have an
24:02in-house
24:04problem.
24:05>> Mhm.
24:05>> Do you think re-emigration or
24:07remigration, whatever they're calling
24:09it, do you think that there is any
24:10chance this is going to work? I mean
24:11you're going to really put soldiers Do
24:12you think any of these countries will do
24:14it?
24:14>> Give me 3
24:14>> versus what you will do.
24:16>> Give me 3 days.
24:173 days the the whole problem will be
24:19solved. We're going to ask for 100 747
24:22at the airport. We're going to arrest
24:24them. We're going to transport them. And
24:26we're going to send them to Nigeria,
24:27Qatar, and other places. If they will
24:29not take them, we're going to leave them
24:31where they are. We're going to leave
24:32them
24:34in the in the in the countries where the
24:35the plane is going to go. We're going to
24:37cut off all the contracts. We're going
24:38to start with the sanctions, and that's
24:40it. Well, El Salvador is doing good with
24:43with the gang members. It was solved in
24:451 month.
24:47The beautiful, great, beautiful
24:50prison was built. Everyone is there. And
24:53that's it. There is no problem at all.
24:56You have to have a man
24:59who's ready to do things which are
25:02unimaginable for many politicians.
25:04>> Right. So, that really is the question.
25:06Do you think
25:06>> If we can organize if we can organize
25:09Super Bowl,
25:10right? If we can organize like millions
25:13of people for pilgrimages of John Paul
25:15II, we can organize millions
25:18remigrations for millions in 3 days.
25:20We need political power. We need
25:22political um We need political strength
25:26and people who are not afraid. I would
25:27organize it. I mean, I'm in the European
25:29Parliament. I'm I'm making really good
25:31money. I mean, we making really good
25:32money. And I said publicly sometime ago
25:35that I'm ready to be back
25:37next year because we got election in
25:38Poland
25:40as as a secretary of deportation.
25:43I would leave my seat in European
25:44Parliament, and I will organize it. And
25:46I will show the whole world how to do
25:47it. Give me 3 days.
25:49>> But you don't need to do much in Poland.
25:51>> No. But, we still have a problem.
25:53>> Just to model it.
25:54>> Yeah. Just to show them how you how you
25:56deal with it. Like
25:59it's not a problem to order pizza, order
26:02food, and check the papers.
26:04Not a problem at all. You put 200 agents
26:07calling for a pizza. You're asking them
26:09to come with delivery. You check the
26:11papers. That's it. I mean, there's
26:13hundreds of ways to get over it. But,
26:17the most important I'm That's a joke,
26:18obviously. You know what I meant. I'm
26:20I'm being silly now, but you can
26:22organize it with with the structure of
26:24your country. You can organize
26:26the whole process, but there must be a
26:28decision. Milei is doing good. El El
26:31Salvador is doing good. Brazil will do
26:34the same. I had this conversation with
26:35>> Right. South America, Latin America seem
26:38to be They all seem to be shifting to
26:39right at the moment.
26:40>> Yes.
26:40>> Brazil is a little bizarre.
26:42Um hopefully they'll come around and
26:44we'll see what happens.
26:44>> But I I I I still I I really hope that
26:46um
26:47Flávio Bolsonaro is going to win. Uh I
26:49mean, that would be He promised to build
26:51the same prison as El Salvador because
26:54they got a problem with the gangs and
26:55and and and and the crime in general.
26:57So, so I think he's going to win.
26:58>> So, so let's say they're basically okay.
27:00But [clears throat] now but but on the
27:01Europe front is Do you see any will to
27:04do that in other countries? I mean, the
27:06AfD just got a got some nice results
27:08this past week. Like, if they were to
27:10come to power, do you think Weidel and
27:13uh the other guy whose name I'm blanking
27:15on, the the partner Do you Do you think
27:16they have a chance to actually do
27:18something?
27:19>> Well,
27:19what I hear from Great Britain
27:22what I hear from Rupert Lowe, what I
27:24hear from even from Nigel sometimes,
27:27uh they are saying they're going to do
27:29it.
27:30I'm very happy and I'm That's my
27:32announcement, if I may. If you need any
27:34consultation with this job, I'll do it
27:36for free.
27:37>> [laughter]
27:37>> I'm serious. I will do it for free. As a
27:40European, as a Christian, I'll do it for
27:42free. Just let me do it. We've got our
27:44election in a year. We do not have such
27:46a big problem because as I said, our
27:47decisions were right and everyone is
27:49like, "How can I be like Poland?" Do you
27:50know how many messages I'm getting every
27:52single day? How can I
27:54>> flee
27:55>> believe it.
27:55>> to Poland. It's not How can I move to
27:58Poland? They are using a specific word.
28:01How can I flee to Poland? And we are
28:04pearl of Europe now. We've got our
28:06problems, obviously. We are not
28:08laboratory that there is no problems at
28:10all. But when you're going to come,
28:11you're going to see how safe, clean,
28:14there's no piece of paper on floor.
28:15>> No, I see videos all the time. You know,
28:17there's all these accounts that compare
28:19and contrast these different European
28:20countries and you see what's going on in
28:22Poland at parades where you don't need
28:24all of the protection and you don't need
28:26barriers everywhere.
28:27>> see a police guy with a with a with a
28:29with a shotgun. There's no need for
28:31that. Like, when I do these reports and
28:33interviews,
28:35I'm walking with the a with a with the
28:36guys coming over to Poland and they ask
28:38me, "Where's your security?" I don't
28:39have one.
28:41I don't need security.
28:42>> You'll be okay here in Florida, though.
28:44>> I mean,
28:45>> [laughter]
28:45>> but in Poland, like everyone is
28:46surprised. Like, whatever country
28:49they're coming from, they're like, "Our
28:50politicians are not able to walk around.
28:52Why?"
28:53Why? What did they do that people hate
28:56them?
28:57They're owned. They don't get They don't
28:59care. I do. Here, I don't need any
29:01security.
29:02>> What would you say to the average
29:05Republican in America right now?
29:06Obviously, we have a huge midterm
29:08election coming and if it goes the wrong
29:10way, Trump is done, in essence. They're
29:11going to impeach him and it's going to
29:13be done. So, you know, the 10-plus years
29:15of Trumpism really will start
29:17disintegrating overnight. What what
29:19would you say to the average Republican
29:21right now that's either
29:22running for re-election, trying to get
29:24in first time, or just the the nominal
29:26person that's trying to decide what to
29:28do?
29:28>> Be like Poland.
29:30Be brave.
29:31Say it as it is.
29:33Do not take money from anyone.
29:34Simple as that.
29:36If you're owned, you cannot do You can't
29:38make your own You cannot make your own
29:39decisions. Be brave.
29:42That's that's the only That's the only
29:44way.
29:45If they call you fascist, doesn't
29:47matter. If they call you Islamophobe,
29:49doesn't matter. You look what's what's
29:50happening in Texas and Michigan with
29:52these mosques. In Texas.
29:54>> I don't Texas one is not It's what's
29:55happening outside of Dallas.
29:56>> a madness. And everyone knows, based on
30:00our experience in Great Britain and hate
30:02preachers, that mosques are are used uh
30:05as a centers of terrorism. Everyone
30:07knows that and nobody does anything
30:09about it.
30:09>> Yeah. Did you see this video in New York
30:11where Mondaire went up and spoke and
30:14then he gets off stage and the Imam
30:15comes on and starts talking about death
30:17to infidels. And it's like, does is
30:20anyone
30:20>> And then he's laughing with AOC during
30:22the 9/11 memorial. It's It's It's
30:24disgusting.
30:26I cannot believe it happened in New York
30:28after 9/11. I'm I'm really surprised.
30:30But people of New York, I'm very sorry.
30:32I I I love many of you, but you're you
30:34to pay the price? He's a communist. What
30:37he was
30:38>> [snorts]
30:38>> The first thing he said he's going to
30:39lower taxes. The first thing he first
30:41decision he put the taxes up. The people
30:44they have to pay more for their
30:45apartments. It's a fact.
30:47>> Rent Rent is the highest it's ever been
30:49right now.
30:49>> Yeah. So uh
30:52I I think what what I'm going to be very
30:54much involved in midterms. There are
30:56three candidates I'm going to I'm going
31:00to endorse and work for. Like in
31:03Pennsylvania you've got over 800,000
31:05Polish diaspora. It's It's It's a lot
31:07when you have had to had it's it's a
31:08very important.
31:10So I'm [snorts] going to work uh
31:11I'll I'll try my best to uh to support
31:14Republicans. And And again people are
31:17asking why do you care about America?
31:18America uh
31:20>> [groaning]
31:21>> doesn't elect you. They're not electing
31:23you. Why you care? Because if America is
31:25weak, Europe is gone.
31:27>> Huh.
31:28>> It's a fact. I mean we can say we can
31:31say that we are country don't care about
31:32anyone else. But you know
31:35the world doesn't look like that. So I
31:36want strong America. I do not want
31:39communists. I'm going to be very much
31:40involved. I'm going to do this
31:42lectures on
31:44uh on communism. I'm trying to reach a
31:46young younger people students to
31:48challenge them to discuss about what
31:50communism is. Uh
31:52what what forms communism has now around
31:54the world and America. So
31:57there's a lot of work.
31:58Uh I'm proud
32:01I am the I am the one who
32:04who's fighting communists. But
32:08the reason I do what I do
32:11is very personal. I don't think I told
32:14you this story.
32:16When
32:18Germans attacked
32:20my grandfather obviously fought against
32:21Germans.
32:24When Soviet Russia took over
32:27after 1945
32:30my grandpa said no. The war did not end.
32:33We've got new occupier.
32:35We've got communists and Poland is not
32:38free. I'm not going to stop fighting.
32:40So, he became um
32:44the guy in charge of underground army
32:47fighting in the forests.
32:49Outcast soldier.
32:51He was 27.
32:56And recently I I I found out that
33:00the only safe place
33:03they they had at the time, 27-year-old
33:07was a cemetery and empty graves,
33:10holes actually, not used yet.
33:13This is where they slept after 1945 as a
33:16soldiers. This is where he slept with
33:18his soldiers.
33:19He was under communist surveillance
33:21until 1969.
33:24My father was a founder of a solidarity
33:26in my hometown.
33:29My mom was spit on as a daughter of a
33:31bandit
33:33by the communists.
33:35So, I decided I'm going to be a
33:36prosecutor. And I'm going to put all the
33:38communists to the jail for what they did
33:40to my mom, spitting on her physically.
33:43But I found out that
33:4625 years ago
33:48prosecutors in Poland they were actually
33:49communists as well. So, I decided I'm
33:51going to be a politician. I have to be
33:53above them. I have to create law, not to
33:55react by the law.
33:58So, what I do is very personal to me. I
34:01hate them.
34:02I hate communists. I know what they did
34:04to my family, what they did to Poland,
34:06what they did to Europe.
34:09And um
34:11the reason I'm giving you my my story is
34:13because
34:15it's different when you're a politician
34:17and this is your job. This is my life.
34:20This is what why I do what I do.
34:23I started when I was 16.
34:25I wanted a revenge on communists for
34:28spitting on my mom.
34:30My home home, the whole house was wired.
34:34And when my mom was trying to have a
34:36conversation with my dad about Poland,
34:38about faith, about church, about family,
34:40they have to go out
34:42and they were doing a walk to the
34:43cemetery, to the place where my grandpa
34:45was sleeping.
34:48So, it's natural for me to fight
34:50communism. I'm going to fight it till
34:52the end of my life.
34:54And jihadists are as bad, as dangerous,
34:56as communists. They want to take over.
34:59>> Does the marriage of communism and
35:02jihadism seem just obvious to you?
35:04>> that's obvious bound. It's obvious.
35:06Who's supporting Who's supporting Hamas?
35:09>> Yeah.
35:10>> The leftists. When you see campuses,
35:13all the lefts are supporting Hamas.
35:15All the left are
35:18laughing at 9/11 memorial.
35:21Left and jihadists are cancer to this
35:24world.
35:25I'm going to heal this world, I believe,
35:27with the help of friends from American
35:29and other places, Brazil and others. We
35:31have to work on it. We have to fight for
35:32our freedom, and this is not just a
35:34slogan. I mean physical freedom. During
35:37communism, I I and during the war and
35:39after the war, my grandpa was
35:42was a prisoner.
35:44Uh and and then my father was
35:47We went through terrible terrible
35:49things.
35:50Russians
35:52for food.
35:54We had like a sugar,
35:56like I don't know,
35:58like that per month for the whole
36:00family.
36:01Is this what you want in America in 20
36:03years?
36:04Is this what you want? Because people
36:05think that if communists will take
36:07power,
36:08nothing will change. There will be
36:10equality. Yeah, everyone was equal,
36:12equally hungry. Right.
36:14That was equality under socialism.
36:16People do not know. They think that this
36:19beautiful word socialism means equality.
36:22How naive you are. How stupid you are.
36:27And every single time I'm trying to ask,
36:30"Give me an example
36:32of socialist country, not even a
36:33communist,
36:35but it's the same, but give me a
36:36socialist system and socialist country
36:39better than America. One.
36:44>> Yeah.
36:45>> There's no better place
36:47and it's not only
36:48>> Who believes?
36:49>> No. You cannot give me an example
36:52because it doesn't exist. All you have
36:54is North Korea and as well
36:56Cuba, [laughter]
36:58Belarus.
36:59This is This is They are socialists,
37:02communists. This is what it is. So, I
37:05cannot understand why people
37:08are thinking
37:09that capitalism is so bad because you
37:12have to work.
37:13Oh, that's bad.
37:16You see, there is so much
37:18There is so much manipulation
37:21in the media, especially on the social
37:23media. Qatar is spending a lot of money
37:26fighting their jihad and spreading Islam
37:29and this and that. Communists, they
37:31they're as we know, most of the
37:33mainstream media are left, right?
37:37How can we fight? We have to work
37:38harder. We have to do as much twice as
37:41much or triple times more than others.
37:44That's the fact.
37:46It shouldn't be like that. That's the
37:47reality. Do not cry, fight.
37:49>> It's a strange thing, I suppose, that a
37:52country has to be invaded by communists
37:54and Nazis to really understand
37:56>> Sometimes, you have to touch the bottom.
37:58I do not want America to touch the
37:59bottom. You do not deserve that.
38:01>> I've I'm going to give you a copy of my
38:03book when I leave, but I wrote about my
38:05my uncle. So, it's my father's sister.
38:07He married my my aunt. His family from
38:10Poland, Jews, and
38:12>> Really?
38:12>> when the when the Nazis came, he had a
38:15young daughter.
38:16>> Mhm.
38:17>> She had a I actually can't remember what
38:18her name was, but it was a traditionally
38:20Jewish name and they didn't know what to
38:21do. And And she was about 3 years old
38:23and they convinced her over a series of
38:25weeks that her name was Mary.
38:26>> Okay.
38:27>> And he dropped her off at a convent
38:29>> Mhm.
38:30>> because he he was going to go into
38:32hiding, but he thought maybe that would
38:33keep her safe. They kept her at the
38:35convent for about 5 years and when the
38:37war ended, he went back to the convent
38:39to try to get her. She barely remembered
38:41him. He was able to identify because he
38:43knew he she had It's It's just crazy
38:45It's crazy. I have a movie. She had a
38:46like a birthmark over here. He actually
38:49got shot on the way trying to rescue her
38:51because they they believed he was trying
38:53to kidnap her.
38:55Um and then you can imagine the scars
38:56that the family went through for for
38:58years and years and years. But I I
39:00mention that because you're a country
39:01that has lived through both of those
39:04horrors and in a weird way that now
39:05offers you that great protection.
39:08>> Well, I think God
39:11gave us some
39:13about
39:1450 years of peace now and prosperity for
39:17all the suffering we went through
39:20throughout the ages.
39:22And I do not want you
39:25Americans to touch the bottom and lose
39:28your sovereignty. And because you see
39:32everyone in America thinks that America
39:35will always be great, free, freedom of
39:38speech, this and that.
39:40When war started
39:45many people
39:47didn't know that
39:49it's going to be so horrible. And I
39:52watched the documentary with the
39:54testimonies of those who survived.
39:57And the guy was asking them, "Why didn't
39:59you just run?"
40:01And they were like,
40:02"But nothing was going on." Well,
40:05>> You're talking about when the Nazis were
40:06taking over.
40:06>> Yes. Yes. Yeah. Well, Germans came into
40:08the city. They put some posters.
40:12Then they put more posters. Next day
40:15they asked us to stay away from this
40:17part of the city. And every day slay
40:20slice by slice they were losing their
40:22freedom and they were not they they
40:24couldn't believe
40:26what is happening because they had no
40:28imagination. No one is ready to imagine
40:34war in America or America under um
40:38communists
40:39rules. I mean real communist rules. It's
40:42going to I hope it's not going to
40:44happen, but if you will not stop it in
40:45the beginning, there will be
40:48uh next slices of your freedom.
40:50>> Right. It's interesting cuz America,
40:51which was born under revolution, we're
40:53also an armed populace. We have great
40:54separation of powers. It seems to me,
40:56and because of our melting pot, it seems
40:58to me we have a better, the way we've
41:00integrated people, where in Europe you,
41:02you know, largely kept people sort of in
41:04the country but in separate places and
41:07thought of as differently. It seems like
41:08we have a lot of protections against it,
41:10but in a weird way, I'm also starting to
41:12think that's our weakness. Is that they
41:14might just that we've been able for 250
41:16years to sort of put to bed ancient
41:18hatreds, but the communists through
41:20identity politics are
41:22unearthing stuff that we really put to
41:24bed, and then it could be
41:25>> Okay. Would you, if if someone
41:28would
41:29tell you
41:3025 years ago, 25 years.
41:33>> No, I didn't
41:33>> 25 years ago.
41:36If someone would tell you that in 25
41:39years
41:40supporting jihadist
41:42communists will be a mayor of New York
41:45City, and he will have a beautiful full
41:47laugh, laughter during the memorial in
41:4925 years, would you believe that?
41:52>> No, I wouldn't.
41:52>> I wouldn't. I wouldn't. We I don't want
41:56you to wait another 25 years
41:58and find out that communists are in
42:00courts, government, uh capital in in
42:04general, that communists are taking
42:06over.
42:06>> Right. Well, we probably lost a lot of
42:08the courts already and
42:10>> So, do not wait 25 years. Act now. Act
42:13now. Everyone can do whatever, I mean,
42:15not everyone is born to to have, you
42:17know, to be a good speaker or do the
42:19media, but everyone has a Instagram,
42:21Facebook, X, and everyone can go, you
42:23know, take to the streets.
42:24>> So, do you think that if the midterms go
42:27well for the Republicans that Donald
42:29Trump with 2 years left, after
42:31everything he's done to wake people up
42:33to the border, after what's gone on in
42:35Europe with
42:36immigration and all of this stuff, with
42:38everything happening right now with the
42:39communists and the jihadists and
42:41everything, do you think Donald Trump
42:42would really do all the things that you
42:45would want him to do, that you think
42:46that the Europeans need to do?
42:48>> Okay, I'm going to say something,
42:50>> [clears throat]
42:50>> which is unpopular now, but I'm going to
42:53say it.
42:55Donald Trump is the best president of
42:57the United States in the history.
43:01I'll say it I'll I'll say it I'll say it
43:02again. Donald Trump is the best
43:05president of the United States in the
43:06history. And I know it's going to be a
43:08lot of a lot of
43:09people who disagree but when
43:13Reagan was great. He and John Paul II
43:16freed Poland and Europe from communism.
43:18But the conditions surrounding was
43:20completely different.
43:22The way they attacked Donald Trump is
43:25you never happened in in the history of
43:28this country. I'm going to be the first
43:29one to to build a statue to this man in
43:31Europe. I'm serious. I'm going to do it.
43:33I'm going to pay for it. I'm going to do
43:34it.
43:35He saved the world from the wokeness.
43:38Try to imagine what would have happened
43:39if Kamala would be a president now.
43:42Not mentioning Biden.
43:45That would be a disaster.
43:46>> border would be wide open again.
43:47>> Nobody Nobody's perfect. Nobody's saint.
43:51We are just human beings. We made
43:53mistakes, right?
43:56I think he is the best president because
43:59what he did
44:01for us, for Polish, for Europe
44:04no what no one ever did apart from
44:07Reagan. No one ever.
44:09So there is hundred hundreds of reasons
44:12I can I can I can tell you why he is the
44:14best president. He's not saint. He's not
44:16closer not not me.
44:18Not everyone. We made mistakes.
44:20>> Mhm.
44:21>> And a politi you know, politics is a
44:23very
44:24live organism. There are many vac-
44:27vectors changing the situation.
44:30But there was no one better to bring
44:33this American pride back.
44:37Uh
44:37to take care of uh to take care of
44:39Poland and Europe in general.
44:41>> So so how how long was
44:42>> to do to do what should be done for 47
44:45years with Iran. People are angry
44:47because you have to pay for the war this
44:48and that. There was no one
44:51brave enough to stop this madness with
44:53jihadists. we know that Iran paid for
44:56Hamas, for uh for ISIS, for Boko Haram
45:00in Nigeria. They are sponsoring
45:02everyone. Then we've got terrorist
45:04attacks around the world, and everyone
45:05is surprised how is it possible. After
45:0747 years since revolution started, now
45:12we have a chance for free Iran. Do you
45:14know how many thousands of Iranians are
45:17sending you messages, "Please help us.
45:19Please help us." Over 40,000 people
45:21killed. Do you know if they would finish
45:23their program, nuclear program, only
45:25Portugal would be maybe
45:28would survive. The whole Europe would be
45:30covered with the with the rockets, not
45:32mentioning Europe uh America, obviously.
45:34People are not realizing sometimes you
45:36have to pay for your insurance.
45:39Sometimes you have to do it. This is the
45:41insurance. If they would
45:42If they would finish this program, that
45:44would be it.
45:45So he knew that he's going to pay a huge
45:47political price because people do not
45:49like spend money on wars, this and that.
45:52But sometimes when you get a bad tooth,
45:55you have to get rid of it and paid for
45:57it. It's painful, costly, but you have
45:59to do it.
46:00You have to do it. And I think there's
46:03from my perspective, European
46:04perspective,
46:06he's the bravest.
46:07He He He didn't have to do it with all
46:09his money, connections, lifestyle. He
46:12didn't have to do it.
46:13>> No.
46:13>> He did. I was campaigning I was
46:15campaigning for him.
46:17Uh I was with him I was with um
46:20I went to uh Salem, Virginia, and other
46:23places.
46:24And I saw him be behind the stage
46:27before he went out.
46:30He's a He's a lion.
46:32>> Yeah.
46:33>> he is a lion. He is uh He's a a great
46:37example. Great example of a man, of a
46:39politician.
46:41I'm I'm I'm absolutely I'm going to do
46:43whatever I can to support uh Republicans
46:46and Donald Trump.
46:47>> So what do you think it looks like? What
46:48What do you think he has left to
46:50accomplish? What do you think he can do
46:51to push back these bad forces?
46:53Obviously, we're seeing the rise of
46:55communism or socialism or jihadism or
46:57whatever you want to call that monster,
46:59the red green alliance. Let's say
47:01>> Mhm.
47:01>> he they keep the house in the Senate.
47:03Now he has 2 years never to run for
47:05re-election again.
47:06>> going to be hard.
47:07>> He They're both going to be hard.
47:08Senate's getting weird. Well, Senate
47:10Senate's getting really weird because of
47:11what's happening in Texas. As you
47:12mentioned Texas before, they may vote in
47:14a guy who's as far left as you can buy
47:16He's not a full jihadist, but he's a
47:18full lefty. So
47:19>> Right.
47:20>> Let's just try to the good version,
47:22right? The bad version is it all just
47:23ends in two in 6 weeks basically because
47:25they'll impeach him. But the the good
47:27version, so let's say Trump without
47:29having to run for re-election has the
47:30house and the Senate again. What do you
47:31think those 2 years look like?
47:34>> Well, I think
47:36that's a very good question. I I I I
47:38think he would be
47:39he would prove that nation is behind his
47:43back, that that he has supported
47:46that he has a free
47:48will to do what he promised to do.
47:50Administration will be brave enough not
47:53to be worried about AOC comments and
47:56others.
47:57Uh they would be they would be a
48:00a fresh power and
48:02self-awareness that we are able to do
48:04what we promised to do, deliver it, and
48:06he would have power to do it. And
48:09And I think, you know, it's a last 2
48:11years, so you are
48:13brave. You can do things very unpopular,
48:16but uh needed to be done.
48:18Obviously, we do not know who's going to
48:20be next president. There's no nominee
48:21yet. There's no
48:23candidate yet.
48:24Uh
48:25probably someone from this
48:27administration. I'm not going to mention
48:29names because we don't know.
48:30>> We can think of the main two. Yeah.
48:32>> [laughter]
48:32>> Yeah. Yeah.
48:33>> So So
48:34>> By the way, I see no point in getting
48:35involved in that either. I like both of
48:37them.
48:37>> Both are great.
48:38>> Everyone knows who we're talking about.
48:39I like them both. And it's just like
48:40it's so freaking early. Let this all
48:42play out and let them have a contested
48:44convention. I think that's what Trump
48:45wants and he'll
48:46>> Yeah, it's going to happen. It's going
48:48to happen.
48:48>> show called the straw
48:49>> in time. So we'll see. They They've got
48:51talented. They've got, you know, they
48:53they both great.
48:54>> Yeah.
48:54>> So uh yeah, I think I think it's needed
48:57to
48:58to just like Iranians send me a message
49:01is asking "Tell President Trump to
49:03finish the job.
49:04Just finish the job and let
49:07next one to follow your
49:09footsteps because he's a great leader.
49:11And when I mentioned this statue, I was
49:12very serious. I'm going to do it. I'm
49:14going to be the first one to do it to
49:16say thank you. We got uh
49:18Ronald Reagan's statue in Warsaw. Why
49:20Why can't we have Donald Trump? I think
49:22it's great. When you look from the
49:24distance,
49:25when you're not looking at today's
49:27events, but when you look from the
49:28distance, within the time,
49:31he's going to be missed so much as a
49:33president. People will realize how great
49:36president he was.
49:37>> I agree with
49:37>> How he
49:39make you proud. He made you proud as a
49:42nation. And this is the most motivation
49:45for work, for whatever you do in life,
49:48for your family. Everyone is pride again
49:53in America. And this is so American.
49:55This is what America was known for for
49:57so many years. You lost it
50:01a couple years ago.
50:0310 years ago, let's say.
50:04>> Yeah.
50:05>> 15 years ago. But you are so back now.
50:08You are so back now.
50:10>> for 4 years, yeah.
50:11>> I'm I'm so jealous for you. I mean, I'm
50:13proud of Poland. I love my homeland.
50:16I do whatever I can. Uh my political
50:18motto be like Poland comes from my
50:20speech in the European Parliament when I
50:23when I point them and I said
50:26be like Poland or you will die
50:29within a 10 years.
50:31Be like Poland, stop them or you will
50:32die. Be like Poland, be pride. Be like
50:35Poland, don't take money from Russians.
50:36Be like Poland, this and that. That's my
50:38political motto and I really strongly
50:40believe that be like Poland means much
50:43more
50:44than Poland itself. It's an attitude.
50:47It's the way of thinking about your
50:48nation, about your patriotism, about
50:51being a man. It's It's a manhood, too.
50:53Yeah, to be to
50:55to be responsible for your actions,
50:58think about future and others, and leave
51:00this place better when you're gone.
51:03We need a legacy. We need to be more
51:06than eat and sleep. We need to be
51:08someone
51:09who history will judge as a good man. To
51:11be a good man is to love your own
51:13country. Sometimes this love is hard.
51:16Just like in a relation, but you still
51:18love this country. So, my
51:23My message would be, please, do not let
51:27communists take over this beautiful
51:28country.
51:30>> And that is how you end an interview.
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