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[00:00:00] every path leads to wonderland, Alicia didn't expect
[00:00:04] to see it, a silhouette straight out of a fairy tale,
[00:00:08] technology as if it knew the future, it drove
[00:00:11] as light as if touched by a magic wand, and
[00:00:14] the fuel gauge barely moved, it overcame obstacles
[00:00:17] effortlessly, ready for new adventures. Do you think
[00:00:21] it's a fairy tale? No, it's the new hybrid Toyota Yaris
[00:00:25] Cross, your own wonderland.
[00:00:27] czarów.
[00:00:33] I invite you to the first daily summary on TVP Info, what are today's
[00:00:37] most important topics: the President of the Republic of Poland
[00:00:40] exclusively for 1000 dollars, how much do you have to
[00:00:43] pay for a meeting and conversation with Karol Nawrocki.
[00:00:47] Warnings about storms and strong winds, alerts
[00:00:50] are in force in six provinces, breathtaking
[00:00:53] pictures, the World Balloon Championships have started
[00:00:56] in Krosno. This is the Day in an Hour program. My name is
[00:01:00] Dominika Komarnicka, please stay with us.
[00:01:13] Big money for a conversation with the President. First, about
[00:01:17] the practice of selling meetings with the incumbent
[00:01:20] President of Poland. Even 100 000 dollars for a conversation with Karol
[00:01:24] Nawrocki, as found by journalists of Radio Z and Newsweek. We are talking
[00:01:27] about meetings organized by.
[00:01:36] discussion here, many people hope
[00:01:45] today was a very good day for
[00:02:00] former managers from the times of Law and Justice governments,
[00:02:04] people who were in PZU, people who were also with
[00:02:07] him, for me it is very surprising that
[00:02:10] anyone even comes up with the idea that one can sell
[00:02:14] meetings at which President Karol Nawrocki is present. I
[00:02:17] highly appreciate that politicians support Polish business, I highly appreciate that
[00:02:21] politicians, for example, take Polish business
[00:02:25] on foreign delegations, which then has the chance
[00:02:29] to participate in talks with foreign business, but not
[00:02:32] for money for a private foundation.
[00:02:35] The government spokesman, Adam Szłapka, commented on the media reports
[00:02:39] on this matter on social media. A private foundation organizes
[00:02:43] emphasize for an event, and the President's Chancellery is involved
[00:02:45] in its promotion. At the same time, this same foundation offers sponsors packages
[00:02:49] for 25, 50 and 1000 dollars, and
[00:02:53] previously Zonda Crypto was a sponsor of CPAC, where
[00:02:56] Karol Nawrocki performed. The question is simple: in the President's
[00:03:00] entourage, can access to him be obtained today along with a sufficiently
[00:03:03] large transfer?
[00:03:05] Błażej Poboży from the President's Chancellery assured that President
[00:03:09] Nawrocki never conditions participation in a meeting
[00:03:13] that is paid for with
[00:03:16] we already know that Kamil Grabara will not the possibility of talking to him.
[00:03:17] there will be an opportunity to ask questions The ruling side comments that these are standards unknown in Poland
[00:03:20] before. Adamina Sajkowska is covering the topic. Adamina,
[00:03:24] perhaps let's start with what the doubts are about, who for what
[00:03:27] money. and how close access can one have to the Polish president? The authors of the podcast wrote and spoke about this
[00:03:35] in connection with the investigation, they revealed that
[00:03:39] a private foundation organizes meetings to which the President's
[00:03:43] Chancellery invites, and there would be nothing strange about these meetings if it weren't for the fact that one has to
[00:03:47] pay a really substantial sum
[00:03:49] the image of Maria Skłodowska be on to meet with President Karol Nawrocki. American companies
[00:03:52] that received such invitations, and then the offer, were
[00:03:56] very surprised by it. Why? Because they received three
[00:04:00] variants in the offer: the platinum package, which is 100,000 PLN
[00:04:04] for a one-on-one meeting, the most
[00:04:07] intimate with President Karol Nawrocki. The Gold package, which
[00:04:10] is half the price, for 50,000 dollars
[00:04:14] one could meet with the president, but in a broader
[00:04:18] group, and then there's the silver package, which is
[00:04:21] 2500 dollars, this is the
[00:04:24] entry package to the VIP zone, where the president is present with
[00:04:27] people from his chancellery, but also invited guests, well, it's
[00:04:31] a lottery whether the president will meet face to face and exchange
[00:04:35] a few words, or not. All this is handled by the Center for Development
[00:04:38] Strategies Foundation, which has been operating for two years and has organized
[00:04:42] two large events so far, one in Warsaw, the other in New York,
[00:04:46] that's where President Karol Nawrocki is currently,
[00:04:49] because he is to speak, he is to
[00:04:52] participate in the UN General Assembly, he has various
[00:04:55] events planned, international talks, a holy mass,
[00:04:58] followed by a cocktail organized by the foundation and
[00:05:02] precisely such meetings, journalists
[00:05:05] also have emails from Karol Rabenda, who is
[00:05:09] "Corner of the World," but on a minister in the President's Chancellery, who sent out such offers.
[00:05:12] such invitations to
[00:05:15] entrepreneurs and these entrepreneurs then received
[00:05:19] specific offers from the foundation. The President's spokesman, Rafał
[00:05:22] Leśkiewicz, responded to these reports from Newsweek and Radio Z
[00:05:26] journalists, saying that it was a smear campaign and
[00:05:29] writing, insinuations, half-truths, manipulations, the prose
[00:05:33] of political reality, no one pays for entry or participation in the event in New
[00:05:36] York, there were no declarations from the President's Chancellery
[00:05:39] conditioning participation in the forum or a meeting with the President on
[00:05:43] the payment of financial resources, this is absurd. How does the other
[00:05:46] side react to this? Here Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister, Coordinator of Special
[00:05:50] Services, wrote 1000 dollars for access to the President, with people closely
[00:05:54] associated with the President's Chancellery in the background,
[00:05:57] standards that have never been seen in Poland, and not
[00:06:00] only in this regard.
[00:06:03] Adamina Sajkowska, thank you very much, of course, politicians are very keen to comment
[00:06:07] on this topic today, so we have prepared even more such comments
[00:06:10] for you.
[00:06:14] The President is a participant
[00:06:17] in an organized conference or forum and simply speaks there, and in no
[00:06:21] way does he or any of the chancellery officials condition
[00:06:24] the possibility of participating in a meeting with the President by purchasing
[00:06:28] some ticket. Here, the chancellery must explain why such a situation
[00:06:32] happened at all, especially considering that such a meeting
[00:06:35] was organized by a foundation
[00:06:38] associated with former politicians from state-owned companies during those times.
[00:06:43] If this external organization suggested that one could
[00:06:46] buy certainty of a meeting and personal conversation
[00:06:50] with the President in this way, then I think such suggestions should not have occurred, it was certainly
[00:06:54] without the President's knowledge and consent. I expect the President's Chancellery
[00:06:57] to immediately respond to this, explain to
[00:07:00] the public how such a situation could have happened, because if they don't, it
[00:07:04] will mean that in President Karol Nawrocki's world,
[00:07:08] both in the future and in the present, everything can be sold and bought, starting from an apartment. Let's remember,
[00:07:13] President Karol Nawrocki is in New
[00:07:16] York, where he is to speak on the occasion of the 81st session of the UN
[00:07:20] General Assembly, this is also, of course, an opportunity
[00:07:23] for many meetings
[00:07:26] and talks with leaders of other countries, as well as people from
[00:07:29] the business world. Our correspondent Iza Paprocka is in New
[00:07:33] Jersey, with whom we are now connecting. Iza, a conversation with
[00:07:36] the Turkish leader Recep Erdogan was added to Nawrocki's
[00:07:39] meeting schedule at the last minute. How is the visit progressing
[00:07:43] and what else is
[00:07:44] planned?
[00:07:47] This visit is progressing quite calmly, because the president
[00:07:50] arrived in New York with the first lady
[00:07:54] on Friday night to Saturday, late in the evening, late at night
[00:07:58] he landed on Friday, yesterday, actually only one short
[00:08:01] activity, laying a wreath and paying tribute at the site
[00:08:05] of the terrorist attacks of September 11,
[00:08:08] today a bit more will happen, because soon we will go to...
[00:08:12] to New York, today's day is under the sign of
[00:08:15] meetings with the New York Polish community. The President will attend
[00:08:19] mass at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church at noon, and then will
[00:08:23] meet with the Polish community. Then a press conference
[00:08:26] is scheduled, so
[00:08:30] about the matters that are currently widely discussed in Poland. As
[00:08:33] you mentioned, a meeting with the President of Turkey is happening, but this is not the only
[00:08:37] meeting that appeared on the President's busy schedule,
[00:08:41] because for example on Wednesday, the President
[00:08:44] was only to deliver his
[00:08:46] speech, only and as much as, because this is the main point and the
[00:08:50] most important reason why the President flew to New York, but
[00:08:54] also on Wednesday in this schedule,
[00:08:58] a new point can be seen, namely a meeting with
[00:09:01] the Sheikh from Kuwait, so
[00:09:04] indeed the ball is in play and there are more
[00:09:07] and more such meetings, also for example on Monday there will be
[00:09:10] a meeting with the Presidents
[00:09:51] Yes, we assume that this is the day, Monday, it's supposed to be a day of
[00:09:54] bilateral meetings also under
[00:09:57] the sign of this economic event, it's supposed to be
[00:10:01] a Polish-American economic summit,
[00:10:04] planned at the Pilecki Institute, it has quite
[00:10:07] extensive media coverage, because there will be a special
[00:10:10] press office for journalists.
[00:10:25] this meeting and said that along with the President, about
[00:10:28] 40 businessmen and entrepreneurs
[00:10:31] flew to the United States in this delegation,
[00:10:34] who are to participate in this meeting, in this forum,
[00:10:38] as part of the recently announced presidential business
[00:10:41] deck initiative, many Polish entrepreneurs
[00:10:44] expressed their willingness to participate
[00:10:48] in such delegations and we are already taking about 40 entrepreneurs
[00:10:52] from Poland for this visit. But American
[00:10:56] entrepreneurs will also be present there,
[00:10:58] so such a forum, a business
[00:11:01] congress combining various sectors, these highest technologies, but also American
[00:11:05] investors in Poland and potential American
[00:11:09] investors in Polish solutions and vice versa, Polish
[00:11:12] entrepreneurs who want to export to the United
[00:11:15] States, the President wants to be a link
[00:11:17] between
[00:11:19] these entrepreneurs.
[00:11:23] The President wants to be a link between them. The question
[00:11:26] is whether he wants to be a link for money, that question
[00:11:29] we will definitely try to ask the President
[00:11:32] or his entourage. I remind you that Minister Przydacz is also
[00:11:35] here in New York, so
[00:11:39] we will definitely ask about this. This
[00:11:42] presidential business deck is an initiative
[00:11:46] of the President that is supposed to facilitate contacts for Polish
[00:11:49] entrepreneurs with entrepreneurs around the world, entrepreneurs
[00:11:53] who are trying to do business.
[00:12:04] outside the country, one can find a relatively easy accreditation form for entrepreneurs on the president's website, for those who would like to join the presidential
[00:12:07] deck, because the president makes many such trips,
[00:12:10] another such trip is to be to the Philippines, on the president's
[00:12:14] website, for example, such a form can be found and one can express
[00:12:17] their desire to participate in such a
[00:12:20] trip.
[00:12:25] Thank you very much and we await further
[00:12:27] reports.
[00:12:32] And now we change the subject. In the vicinity of Kętrzyn,
[00:12:35] police, firefighters and dog handlers
[00:12:38] are continuously conducting searches for a 73-
[00:12:41] year-old man. The man left his home three days ago and has not
[00:12:45] returned. Our reporter Michał Hapunik is in
[00:12:48] the village of Gałwuny in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. Michał,
[00:12:52] please tell us what activities the services are focusing on
[00:12:56] and if there are any suspicions about
[00:12:58] what might have happened?
[00:13:05] At the moment, there are no suspicions regarding
[00:13:08] what might have happened. The latest information I just received
[00:13:11] from the Kętrzyn district police headquarters states
[00:13:15] that police, together with firefighters, have already searched
[00:13:19] over 2000 hectares, still
[00:13:22] unfortunately without a trace of the missing...
[00:13:25] 23-year-old. Today's efforts primarily involve approximately
[00:13:28] 140 people participating in these searches
[00:13:32] being divided into smaller groups, which set out into
[00:13:36] the field, having a specific area to search,
[00:13:39] and they are simply searching this area
[00:13:42] meter by meter. These actions will probably last
[00:13:46] until dark today, and if they do not yield
[00:13:49] results, they will be continued tomorrow as well.
[00:13:52] Police are also presenting a description
[00:13:55] of the missing 73- year-old, he is approximately
[00:13:58] 175 cm tall, weighs about
[00:14:02] 70 kg and has long,
[00:14:05] shoulder-length, gray hair. Yesterday the police also appealed
[00:14:09] to motorists who might have been
[00:14:12] on Thursday, the day the man went missing,
[00:14:16] traveling on the road between Kętrzyn and Święta Lipka and perhaps
[00:14:19] then, perhaps then they spotted
[00:14:22] an elderly man walking along
[00:14:25] that route. Michał Hapunik with this information,
[00:14:29] thank you very much.
[00:14:32] Lake Czorsztyn in Małopolskie Voivodeship has been attracting tourists
[00:14:35] for several weeks, all due to the exceptionally
[00:14:38] low water level, which has exposed fragments
[00:14:41] of a village that has not existed for years, we are talking about
[00:14:45] the village of Stare Maniowy, in the dried-up reservoir, elements
[00:14:48] of buildings and fragments of roads are visible. The situation also surprises
[00:14:52] residents. This is the first time. I really haven't seen
[00:14:55] the water level this low since '97, and the old road
[00:14:59] and foundations exposed so much. It's rare for something
[00:15:03] like this to happen, what you can see, what is emerging now, right,
[00:15:07] well, the foundations of old houses, farmsteads,
[00:15:11] we've lived here since childhood and we've never seen such things here, so it's an
[00:15:14] incredible thing, a sensation, what comes out here, whether we'll find something,
[00:15:18] whether some walls or other things, I guess all these
[00:15:21] trips are for that reason.
[00:15:26] Fuel prices are again record high. To lower
[00:15:30] prices, the Sejm for the second time passed a law introducing a tax
[00:15:34] on the extraordinary profits of fuel concerns.
[00:15:37] awaits the President's signature, wanting to take care of our
[00:15:41] wallets, it is worth opting for economical driving, and how to
[00:15:44] do it, Sylwia Cybulska will tell you. Fuel
[00:15:48] prices at petrol stations are at a record high, for a liter of
[00:15:52] 95 you have to pay 7.99
[00:15:56] gr. It is therefore worth visiting petrol stations less often,
[00:15:59] economical driving comes to our aid here,
[00:16:03] with us is a man who knows how to drive cheaply, Tomasz. We just set off, I understand that
[00:16:07] even at the stage when
[00:16:15] we accelerate the car, we can drive
[00:16:19] cheaper, of course, yes, we must first of all
[00:16:22] save fuel in these times
[00:16:25] that we are in right now, these prices
[00:16:29] are enormous, we simply have to adapt, drive the car in
[00:16:33] such a way as to save fuel, there is no point in accelerating
[00:16:36] violently, a lot of traffic on our roads,
[00:16:39] so I believe that here we should
[00:16:43] adapt in this situation the way we drive
[00:16:46] our car to save as much
[00:16:50] fuel as possible. We change
[00:16:52] gears here at specific RPMs,
[00:16:55] the difference between diesel and petrol. In diesel
[00:16:59] you can change gears a little earlier, diesel has a lower
[00:17:03] torque, but practically speaking there's no point discussing
[00:17:06] that here. Uhh, the point is to change gears as
[00:17:10] early as possible, modern engines are adapted to this,
[00:17:14] let's not be afraid to change gears at very low RPMs,
[00:17:18] if braking, then only with the engine, we can
[00:17:21] brake with the engine, of course, but nothing will happen if
[00:17:25] of course we put it in neutral, also
[00:17:28] modern engines work in such a way that fuel is simply cut off and
[00:17:32] we don't necessarily have to brake with the engine. Thanks to
[00:17:35] economical driving, how much exactly?
[00:17:39] A passenger car, driving a passenger car, we can save
[00:17:43] up to two or three liters per 100
[00:17:45] km. Thank you very much for
[00:17:47] the interview. Wielkopolski with these
[00:17:51] valuable tips in these times, thanks to
[00:17:54] driving economically. Firstly, we increase safety on the
[00:17:58] roads, secondly, we de facto pay less
[00:18:02] at petrol stations. It's worth taking these tips to heart, because we'll probably
[00:18:05] be traveling by car more and more often, ladies and gentlemen,
[00:18:08] autumn is coming, it will be cold, it's the last weekend of summer, and along
[00:18:12] with the change in the calendar, there will also be a change in the weather, meteorologists
[00:18:16] warn of storms and strong winds, alerts
[00:18:20] are in force throughout the country.
[00:18:23] During thunderstorms,
[00:18:25] wind gusts of up to 80 km/h are forecast, locally
[00:18:29] 10 to 20 mm of rain may fall,
[00:18:32] and light hail is also possible. For practically
[00:18:36] the whole of Poland, first-degree warnings have been issued
[00:18:40] for strong winds, the second degree applies along the
[00:18:43] coast, where wind gusts can reach even 100
[00:18:46] km/h.
[00:18:49] Temperatures in the mountains are getting lower, but there is no
[00:18:53] shortage of tourists, of course. As they emphasized, with the change
[00:18:56] in weather before going on the trail, you need to prepare
[00:18:59] properly. There are poles, there are proper
[00:19:03] boots, there is coffee in a thermos, there are
[00:19:06] sandwiches. There are rain protection,
[00:19:10] there's a hood, there's a whistle, charged
[00:19:14] phones, you need to prepare properly, boots,
[00:19:17] this and that, poles if necessary, because poles
[00:19:20] help a lot, we have trekking boots, we are prepared, in
[00:19:24] case of snow we have crampons, but there probably won't be snow,
[00:19:27] but you know how it is in the mountains, it's better to be prepared.
[00:19:30] Gopr rescuers also confirm this, appealing for
[00:19:34] caution, the trails can be slippery, which you
[00:19:37] should remember to avoid a dangerous situation, our
[00:19:40] reporter Paweł Pawlucy will tell you about this now. The last
[00:19:44] weekend of the holidays is a great opportunity for lovers of mountain walks
[00:19:48] to say goodbye to this summer in the best possible conditions, except
[00:19:52] that rescuers from the Gopr Karkonosze group warn
[00:19:55] that you need to be careful, because the trails are very
[00:19:58] slippery. Why is that? At night the temperature fluctuates
[00:20:02] around a few degrees Celsius, when the day begins,
[00:20:05] it rises even by several degrees and
[00:20:37] quite a few, but they hope there will be fewer of them, it depends on the tourists
[00:20:41] themselves, you need to prepare properly for such
[00:20:44] a journey, here of course we mean obvious things, so well-fitting
[00:20:47] footwear, a supply of water, a warm
[00:20:50] drink, well, a map of course, but a map, if possible, a paper one, one that,
[00:20:54] unlike a phone, cannot run out of battery, well, a piece of advice they
[00:20:58] repeat very often, but it is an extremely important piece of advice, the
[00:21:01] "Ratunek czeka" (Rescue Awaits) application, just download it, it will also help us a
[00:21:05] great deal not only to move safely on the trails, but also, if needed,
[00:21:08] to count on quick, efficient help from Gopr
[00:21:11] rescuers. A difficult diagnosis, an accident, severe
[00:21:15] burns, loss of mobility. As many patients as dramatic
[00:21:19] stories. It helps.
[00:22:20] his car caught fire, straight from the competition he went to
[00:22:23] the hospital, he had everything burned, his hands
[00:22:26] required skin grafts, they will probably cause tears,
[00:22:30] but if you already have scars, then it is proof that you survived.
[00:22:34] This letter, left in the hospital by another patient, gave
[00:22:38] him the strength to fight. Okay, I'm not the first one to go through this, there are people
[00:22:42] who went through it, they wrote about it and that definitely
[00:22:44] was something that gave a lot of strength to actually
[00:22:48] try to get out of bed. Wiktoria Muszyńska burned herself with hot
[00:22:52] oil, this is her letter written in the hospital,
[00:22:55] with others in mind. The most important thing I learn here is that I don't have to be
[00:22:59] strong all the time, I can be afraid, I can cry, I can
[00:23:02] have a bad day. An entire cabinet of such letters,
[00:23:06] the idea of a hospital psychologist. For a patient who hears this
[00:23:09] letter, or reads it themselves, it is a form
[00:23:12] of group therapy, therapy no less important than
[00:23:16] medicines.
[00:23:21] nothing like that, he says you'll manage, we don't believe her, but if
[00:23:25] we hear it from someone who was in the same situation,
[00:23:28] then we can believe it, they feel that someone understands them, that
[00:23:32] someone has been in their shoes, because when you listen to a doctor, well, when you listen to a doctor,
[00:23:36] well, a doctor is a doctor, it's someone distant, a nurse is also
[00:23:40] a stranger, well, they don't feel that someone has experienced it,
[00:23:43] because you feel that those bad times are behind you, each of these
[00:23:47] stories is filled with pain, but it is also...
[00:23:50] hope and strength. Elżbieta Byszewska,
[00:23:53] Panorama.
[00:23:58] Krosno is today the world capital of ballooning.
[00:24:01] Shows, presentation of balloon crews, all this during
[00:24:05] the 26th World Championships in hot air ballooning.
[00:24:09] The event gathered crowds of residents and tourists from all
[00:24:12] over Poland. Well, the emotions here are huge. We know that
[00:24:16] the World Championships is, well, the most important
[00:24:19] event in our hot air ballooning.
[00:24:22] And what? Well, we are here with a large
[00:24:25] Polish representation, seven teams, and
[00:24:29] we are fighting, well, it's not easy, the most difficult among so many balloons, when you
[00:24:32] fly, the fight for space is quite big,
[00:24:36] so here every competition was quite demanding, especially
[00:24:38] since the winds were also quite strong today and
[00:24:42] you really had to fly well to the point,
[00:24:46] you can run, eat well and the tastes of autumn at the end of the world is
[00:25:06] a cyclical event that in the Kraszewice commune, in the hamlet
[00:25:09] called Koniec Świata (End of the World),
[00:25:12] is taking place for the 10th time, however, today it doesn't
[00:25:16] look like any end of the world is about to happen, because
[00:25:19] we have... a lot of people, we also have a lot of flavors
[00:25:22] prepared mainly by rural housewives' associations, who
[00:25:26] are masters at extracting the best
[00:25:30] from the gifts of autumn, therefore we have here
[00:25:33] potato soup, we have
[00:25:37] croquettes with sauerkraut, we have pumpkin
[00:25:40] soup, all the best you can come, taste,
[00:25:44] try, well, delight not only your palate, but also
[00:25:47] your eyes. For example, with such beautiful
[00:25:50] pumpkins, as for this
[00:25:54] place, it's a hamlet that used to be called
[00:25:59] military maps someone once discovered that it's called... the
[00:26:03] "End of the World" and on December 21,
[00:26:06] 2012, when the Mayan calendar
[00:26:09] predicted that the end of the world would come,
[00:26:13] a huge bonfire was lit here in this clearing,
[00:26:16] and they waited for the end of the world, the happy end of the world did
[00:26:19] not come, but a few years later
[00:26:22] for the first time the "Tastes of Autumn at the End
[00:26:26] of the World" were organized, it's an event that has grown to
[00:26:29] enormous proportions,
[00:26:32] various races are held here,
[00:26:35] concerts are held here, but the most important thing
[00:26:39] is the flavors, painted with beautiful
[00:26:42] colors, beautiful smells, so just come and try,
[00:26:45] taste and delight your
[00:26:48] palates. Well, Bartek showed you these
[00:26:51] beautiful, ripe pumpkins, because autumn means pumpkins for soup, for
[00:26:55] cake, even for coffee, but there are also varieties that are grown
[00:26:59] only to extract seeds from them.
[00:27:10] There won't be cream from this pumpkin, there will be seeds from this pumpkin, but we have to wait
[00:27:13] for them until roughly the beginning of October, because that's when the harvest will
[00:27:17] begin on Wojciech Parulski's field. Here,
[00:27:21] in Wisznicze. Mr. Wojtek, can we say at this stage that it will be
[00:27:24] a successful season, or not yet? Yes, it seems to me that this season
[00:27:28] can be considered successful, preliminary forecasts are quite
[00:27:31] optimistic. We managed to control the weed pressure on our
[00:27:35] farm, it's different in others, but from my point
[00:27:38] of view, it's not bad and I'm rather optimistic about
[00:27:42] this season. Did the weather not bother you this year? This year the weather was rather
[00:27:46] favorable when the pumpkin was setting fruit,
[00:27:50] when it bloomed in June, in July there was a lot of rainfall, I heard
[00:27:54] about various signals from the region that there was
[00:27:57] drought in some places and it affected
[00:28:01] the amount of fruit. What variety do you prefer? How many hectares
[00:28:04] do you have? We are now cultivating 20 hectares of pumpkin on our
[00:28:08] farm, which is 1/3 of the total farm area. We mainly cultivate
[00:28:11] hybrid varieties, Leopold
[00:28:14] is sown here, there is also Atomic and Inka, as well as
[00:28:17] traditional varieties, the common Glisdorfer, a bit cheaper,
[00:28:21] theoretically lower yielding, but not always.
[00:28:24] When can we talk about the profitability of production? Well, according to my
[00:28:27] calculations, on my farm with my agricultural techniques, it's about
[00:28:31] 400 kg. You need to harvest goods per hectare to
[00:28:35] cover costs. 400 kg of seeds? Yes, only above this yield
[00:28:39] do we start, looking at pumpkins, some might think
[00:28:42] that the bigger, the better, but that's not necessarily the case with
[00:28:46] these varieties, not necessarily, it all depends on the variety, of course we want
[00:28:50] the pumpkin to be as big as possible, but there are also hybrid varieties, smaller ones like
[00:28:53] Inka or Atomic, which yield very well, they are
[00:28:57] quite small, in the context of pumpkin harvesting, time
[00:29:00] is important, is the weather important? You have more distance
[00:29:04] to the weather, compared to some grain harvests, we
[00:29:07] definitely have a lot of distance to the weather, we basically have all of October, even
[00:29:11] part of November allocated for harvesting, the weather rather doesn't cause
[00:29:15] problems, rain doesn't hinder anything here, if we can get into the field,
[00:29:18] we harvest, so the conclusion of this pumpkin conversation is
[00:29:22] that size doesn't always matter for a pumpkin,
[00:29:25] but what's inside, and then we can
[00:29:28] enjoy the taste of the seeds or pumpkin oil.
[00:29:34] You are watching day and hour, let's check what else is
[00:29:38] ahead of us. Important elections of our western neighbors, will
[00:29:41] the far right triumph again? We
[00:29:44] can also choose, only until tomorrow is the vote on
[00:29:48] new euro banknotes. Will
[00:29:51] them found?
[00:29:54] Elections to the parliament are underway in Berlin and Mecklenburg
[00:29:58] Vorpommern, where a SPD-Left coalition currently
[00:30:01] governs. Polls, however, showed a good result for the far-right
[00:30:05] AfD, in the German capital the Left and the
[00:30:08] Christian Democrats are fighting, how do the residents of this German
[00:30:12] region vote today, who are they closer to? Let's listen.
[00:30:16] Personally, I think I'll vote for AfD,
[00:30:19] because we live here, what is
[00:30:21] happening, how working
[00:30:24] people are wronged by paying
[00:30:28] so many taxes, well, there's no need to
[00:30:31] deceive ourselves.
[00:30:50] that many people in his entourage say that they choose AfD precisely because other parties do not create space to talk about German nationality, about national symbols, that
[00:30:54] he would also like to simply feel
[00:30:57] like a proud German. I am afraid that a situation may arise where
[00:31:01] the far right comes to power in Germany, it
[00:31:05] will certainly not be a good solution for Poles who
[00:31:08] live here in these border areas. I think it is
[00:31:11] hypocrisy if someone lives, whether for a short or long time, in Germany,
[00:31:15] it doesn't matter, and votes for AfD, which means they don't vote for a free Europe,
[00:31:18] from my point of view, this is
[00:31:21] unacceptable. Well, exactly, there are many voices saying
[00:31:24] that a strengthening AfD is a serious cause for concern, and
[00:31:28] elections in Germany could trigger a domino effect in Europe. A good
[00:31:32] result for the far right in today's elections would be another electoral
[00:31:35] success in recent times. Magda Gwóźdź
[00:31:38] Palokat is closely watching the political
[00:31:42] landscape in Germany. Let's move to Berlin then. Magda, what
[00:31:46] consequences for Germany and federal policy could
[00:31:49] an AfD victory
[00:31:50] have?
[00:31:54] Good that you ask, because I am right in front of the Bundestag, because on the one hand
[00:31:57] we are talking about these being only local elections, in two
[00:32:01] German states, one might think, but these elections
[00:32:04] really have a huge impact on what might happen
[00:32:08] in the building behind me, and specifically with the head of the German
[00:32:11] government, that is, with Chancellor Merkell, who incidentally
[00:32:13] is already at the CDU headquarters, has already convened
[00:32:17] her party's presidium for 5 PM
[00:32:19] today, and has also invited the prime ministers of the states
[00:32:23] to Berlin, because he will certainly be watching these elections very
[00:32:27] carefully. You could say that these
[00:32:30] three elections, namely Saxony-Anhalt, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and indeed
[00:32:33] Berlin, have an impact on Chancellor Merkel, because the AfD,
[00:32:37] a far-right party, is partially very strong in these
[00:32:41] elections, we talked about Saxons, but there it's almost 44% in Mecklenburg.
[00:32:45] Vorpommern, right next to the Polish border, polls give this party
[00:32:48] about 36% support, here in Berlin
[00:32:51] 18% support, one might say, that's not much, but
[00:32:55] for the capital of this country it's a lot, because
[00:32:58] most of the AfD electorate is in smaller
[00:33:02] towns or in the countryside, the fact that it has almost 20%
[00:33:04] support in the city, in
[00:33:07] the capital of Germany, where the electorate is rather liberal-left, is
[00:33:11] a success for this party, that must be admitted, and they started
[00:33:53] to foreign posts to cast their vote, as they often
[00:33:58] anyone, just not for Vladimir Putin's party.
[00:34:01] The voting process at the Russian embassy in Yerevan is being monitored by
[00:34:05] Anastasia Yatsenko.
[00:34:08] The queue in front of the Russian embassy stretches for several hundred
[00:34:11] meters, people are waiting to cast their votes in the facade parliamentary elections.
[00:34:36] either supports Putin's policies and the war in Ukraine, or does not openly
[00:34:40] oppose it. The only anti-war party, Yabloko,
[00:34:43] was removed from the lists.
[00:34:50] What's happening here is elections in name only, because many procedures have been violated, the most obvious
[00:34:53] example being the disqualification of the opposition party Yabloko, which in
[00:34:57] its program advocated for peace and against war.
[00:35:01] I am afraid that many voters willing to vote for Yabloko
[00:35:04] will ignore the vote, and the result of United Russia will be artificially
[00:35:07] inflated.
[00:35:11] Central European time, the result of these elections surprises no one.
[00:35:20] and we return to New York, where the 81st session of the
[00:35:23] UN General Assembly will take place. Leaders of states
[00:35:27] will discuss the most important global challenges,
[00:35:30] from ongoing conflicts to climate problems. The
[00:35:34] program also includes a speech by President Karol Nawrocki, and we
[00:35:37] connect on this matter with our correspondent in the United
[00:35:40] States, Marcin Antosiewicz. Marcin, please
[00:35:43] tell us how New York is preparing for this
[00:35:46] event.
[00:35:51] Technically, it's preparing as always, it will be a fortress, because nearly 200
[00:35:54] leaders from all over the world are coming here. From Poland, there will be President Karol
[00:35:58] Nawowski, as you said, and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:36:02] Radosław Sikorski. And we are currently standing at Sixth Avenue, behind us
[00:36:06] is 47th Street. These are the last hours when you can still move
[00:36:09] freely here, because in the evening local time, on Sunday
[00:36:13] local time, it's a little after 10 AM, still before noon, this street
[00:36:17] will be closed and New York will truly become
[00:36:20] a fortress. This security protocol, as it is called here, this
[00:36:23] security cordon will be very wide from the UN headquarters.
[00:36:36] leaders, there are many tensions, including related to the visit of Israeli
[00:36:39] Prime Minister Netanyahu. The mayor of New York didn't want him to
[00:36:43] come here, he said that if he came, he would arrest him because he is a war
[00:36:46] criminal, but in the end, of course, the city's mayor has no influence on this,
[00:36:49] the state, in this case Donald Trump's administration, really
[00:36:53] wants to and is a huge ally
[00:36:55] of Netanyahu. Iranians will be in a limited composition, but their
[00:36:59] head of delegation will be the president of that country. Here
[00:37:02] everyone is also counting on these negotiations, perhaps
[00:37:05] we will see, not in front of the cameras, probably, behind closed doors, but maybe
[00:37:09] delegates from the United
[00:37:12] States and Iran will sit down directly to negotiate the opening of
[00:37:15] the Strait of Hormuz, here for many years, it's not just a matter of this
[00:37:18] war, these American-Iranian negotiations, or more broadly,
[00:37:22] Western-Iranian negotiations, are taking place at the UN, usually on a daily basis,
[00:37:25] so we will see how it will look in the coming days, the issue
[00:37:29] of Greenland will also play a huge role, Trump announced a few days ago that there is
[00:37:32] an agreement with the Kingdom of Denmark and this agreement will be signed here during
[00:37:36] the UN General Assembly. Another issue that also
[00:37:40] stirs up a lot of emotions, we don't expect any conclusions, but the discussion itself
[00:37:43] is important, this is the future of artificial intelligence. We heard from
[00:37:47] one of the creators in recent days that if artificial intelligence develops
[00:37:50] at the current pace, by the end of this decade, in
[00:37:54] all of us. Global
[00:37:58] regulations are needed, they are only possible at the UN level, therefore this
[00:38:03] that it will take place, of course, in the end it's really
[00:38:07] about the G2, meaning the G2, the United States and
[00:38:10] China, because they are leading in this matter, and incidentally this week
[00:38:14] there will also be a meeting, because President Xi is flying to Washington
[00:38:18] to meet with Donald Trump, this will be on Wednesday and
[00:38:21] Thursday, in any case this discussion about artificial intelligence is very
[00:38:25] important here, and finally, of course, from our perspective... what is happening in our
[00:38:28] part of Europe, namely Russian aggression in Ukraine, Russian
[00:38:31] sabotages, increasingly aggressive behavior of Russia
[00:38:34] towards countries on the eastern flank of NATO, also towards us, will also be the subject
[00:38:38] of these discussions here, there will certainly be a meeting between Zelensky and Trump,
[00:38:42] most likely Tuesday, perhaps our president will also be able to talk
[00:38:45] to Donald Trump, but so far it is not in the calendar of any of these
[00:38:49] leaders, an official meeting, perhaps
[00:38:51] Nawrocki will manage to talk to Trump during
[00:38:55] a reception on Tuesday, President.
[00:39:06] many important topics and personalities in one place, thank you very
[00:39:09] much Marcin, of course we will also wait for the summary of this summit.
[00:39:13] Marcin Antosiewicz. Donald Trump announced on social
[00:39:17] media that he is introducing a ban on White House access for
[00:39:20] journalists, including CNN and Politico.
[00:39:24] The American president once again accused these news
[00:39:28] outlets of spreading alleged fake news about himself. Trump's move
[00:39:31] met with criticism and outrage from organizations defending
[00:39:35] freedom of speech and the media themselves. Agnieszka
[00:39:38] Śmiechowska has more on this topic.
[00:39:41] President Donald Trump announced this afternoon on social
[00:39:45] media that he intends to ban CNN, MSN, and
[00:39:48] Politico from accessing
[00:39:51] the White House. Yes, one of the largest American
[00:39:53] television stations reported the decision that shook.
[00:40:00] or report fiction and lies when reporting on events concerning
[00:40:03] the President of the United States.
[00:40:06] This caused concern and a wave of questions among journalists, who, after
[00:40:10] this post was published, met with Donald Trump in the
[00:40:14] Oval Office. I believe
[00:40:16] I have the right to deny them access if they constantly report false
[00:40:20] stories. Representatives of the media world speak plainly of an attack
[00:40:24] on freedom of the press.
[00:40:27] who defends its reliable message, calls his actions an illegal
[00:40:30] attack on the Constitution. According to the United States Constitution,
[00:40:34] we have the right to report without hindrance and interference from
[00:40:37] the government. This protection does not depend on whether the president likes the reporting of a given
[00:40:41] media organization. He agrees with its reports and approves the questions asked
[00:40:45] by its journalists. It was guaranteed in
[00:40:49] the First Amendment of the American Constitution. Every president
[00:40:52] takes an oath to uphold the Constitution, including the First Amendment. I
[00:40:56] do too. Donald Trump, upon taking office, took
[00:41:00] an oath, but in the morning journalists from CNN
[00:41:02] and MS-Nau were not allowed into the White
[00:41:06] House. An officer asked me to return my pass, saying it
[00:41:09] had been deactivated. I asked, why can't I go inside?
[00:41:13] He replied that it was beyond his authority.
[00:41:16] Last year, the White House excluded Associated Press journalists from
[00:41:20] participating in some events, for example, in the Oval Office or on
[00:41:23] Air Force One. The agency challenged the decision in court.
[00:41:28] You are a fraud, I am CNN. Trump
[00:41:31] threatened that other journalists who publish false, as
[00:41:35] he claims, information about his administration will also
[00:41:39] be blacklisted. what is harmful is not only
[00:41:42] self-exclusion, but also the chilling effect it has on every
[00:41:45] other journalist or newsroom that may be removed if they do
[00:41:49] something the president doesn't like. The United States ranked
[00:41:53] 64th in this year's press freedom
[00:41:56] index by Reporters Without Borders, dropping
[00:42:00] seven positions. Agnieszka Śmiechowska
[00:42:03] 7:30 PM.
[00:42:05] The European Central Bank is preparing the biggest revolution in the appearance
[00:42:09] of the euro currency. Since 2002, in
[00:42:12] play, new banknotes feature iconic historical figures, including
[00:42:15] Maria Skłodowska Curie. Prime Minister
[00:42:19] Donald Tusk encourages voting for the Polish Nobel laureate. You can
[00:42:22] cast your vote on this matter only until tomorrow. Listen,
[00:42:26] it's high time to vote. This time
[00:42:29] not for a party, but for Maria Skłodowska Curie, because she might
[00:42:32] appear on
[00:42:35] a 20 euro banknote. Maria
[00:42:38] Skłodowska Curie.
[00:42:40] and a lot will depend on our vote, so
[00:42:44] hurry,
[00:42:45] please,
[00:42:49] I've already voted, and now we're going to two
[00:42:53] conflict zones in the world, with me is Jagoda
[00:42:56] Grondecka, first about the growing tension in the Middle
[00:43:00] East, Donald Trump rushed back to Washington after Houthi
[00:43:04] launched an attack on the Saudi
[00:43:05] capital, Exactly, the president... meaning
[00:43:13] Iran-backed
[00:43:19] rebels who are fighting a government supported by Saudi
[00:43:23] Arabia, have seriously threatened
[00:43:26] the Saudi capital, as well as the port city and Saudi
[00:43:30] Aramco oil facilities. As you
[00:43:33] can see, in Riyadh, two explosions were heard, there was also
[00:43:36] a huge plume of smoke.
[00:43:40] Embassies in the region also issued a warning that this conflict
[00:43:43] could escalate very quickly and severely. They urged
[00:43:46] their citizens to take this into account, to consider that
[00:43:50] soon, for example, flights might be canceled. Mhm,
[00:43:54] let's talk about the second
[00:43:57] conflict now, which is about Ukraine and Russia, well, we know that
[00:44:01] Russia brutally attacks Ukraine every day, but Ukraine, in turn,
[00:44:05] is increasingly bold. Here we are mainly talking about drones, about these
[00:44:08] unmanned aerial vehicles. responds, sending
[00:44:11] 450 such drones towards
[00:44:14] Moscow. And this is the biggest such attack in
[00:44:17] history so far, Ukrainian, in total
[00:44:20] the Russians have shot down over 1300
[00:44:23] drones, so not only the capital itself was attacked,
[00:44:26] and yet the Ukrainians managed to hit what is their usual
[00:44:29] target, namely the refinery in the Moscow region. Damage occurred to
[00:44:33] this facility. The mayor of Moscow also reported that two people in this
[00:44:37] region died as a result of Ukrainian attacks. which
[00:44:40] occurred firstly, at a time when elections to the Duma, i.e. the lower house of the Russian
[00:44:44] parliament, are still ongoing in Russia. When
[00:44:48] Donald Trump announced at the beginning of the week that he would like to achieve
[00:44:52] an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, so that
[00:44:55] countries stop attacking each other's energy
[00:44:59] facilities. Ukrainian attacks, very effective, especially
[00:45:03] on refineries, have already led to large oil shortages in
[00:45:06] Russia, which had to be rationed by the government. These attacks are
[00:45:10] absolutely crucial from Ukraine's point of view, we see that this war is taking on
[00:45:14] an increasingly drone-based dimension, Ukraine also boasted about a new
[00:45:17] drone, which is
[00:45:20] very much in this regard. Thank you very
[00:45:23] much, Jagoda Grondewska with this information for
[00:45:26] you.
[00:45:30] And ahead of us are more topics:
[00:53:50] it, it was, maybe it still is, I don't know, Marzyna Słupkowska will tell us when
[00:53:54] this warm summer ends and real
[00:53:57] autumn begins, because it seems it's literally just around the corner, hello
[00:54:00] everyone, indeed the weather was beautiful in the southeast,
[00:54:04] however... already from the northwest to the east an atmospheric front is moving, therefore
[00:54:08] at night in many places it will rain,
[00:54:11] it will clear up in the northwest in places,
[00:54:15] additionally strong wind in the mountains with gusts up to 90 km/h, on
[00:54:19] the coast it may thunder in places, also on
[00:54:21] the eastern borders, on thermometers only from 9 to 13
[00:54:25] degrees, in foothill areas maximally 5-7
[00:54:28] degrees, meanwhile tomorrow's day will again bring
[00:54:31] besides clearings also scattered showers.
[00:55:05] a hearty meal without fresh fragrant bread, especially
[00:55:08] for breakfast, and if it's also made using traditional methods
[00:55:12] from flour from a local farm, baked on site, then probably
[00:55:16] none of us would be able to pass by such bread
[00:55:19] indifferently, so I invite you to an extraordinary, ecological
[00:55:23] bakery. We are in Warmia and
[00:55:26] Masuria in the village of Złotna, this is where there is also
[00:55:30] a unique mill and a unique workshop, where
[00:55:33] ecological breads are made. Breads, which are basically from
[00:55:37] the very beginning to the end of production overseen by Mr.
[00:55:40] Bogdan Stankiewicz, who, well, we have the oven already
[00:55:44] fully packed, you can smell that it smells
[00:55:47] beautiful, you have been working for several
[00:55:51] hours, for several dozen hours, in fact, to make sure that what we are about to take out of this oven
[00:55:54] has this shape, we've been approaching it for several days, for several days, for several
[00:55:58] days, Madam Editor, welcome, we will be taking it out,
[00:56:01] we'll see what we managed to prepare for you.
[00:57:05] this is the grain that I must sow, it must
[00:57:08] be grain that will meet the expectations of
[00:57:11] the miller, the baker, but most
[00:57:14] importantly, it will meet the expectations of the consumer. We put about
[00:57:18] 40 of these loaves into the oven at the end, I think,
[00:57:21] and in total we have about 60 to bake. Can I have one tray, please? Yes,
[00:57:25] of course, I only suggest that you don't put it here,
[00:57:29] okay, maybe I won't burn myself.
[00:57:32] Here you go, as you can see, the bread
[00:57:34] looks beautiful and smells
[00:57:38] incredibly good. It's a bit heavy, I hope that after it cools down
[00:57:42] properly for 24 hours, it will be delicious.
[00:57:45] We'll check that in a while, meanwhile, we wish you
[00:57:49] bon appétit, because as you can see, you can eat healthy, you can eat naturally,
[00:57:52] you can go from grain
[00:57:54] to the whole loaf.
[00:57:56] Well, such fresh bread with butter and a pinch of salt, well, not
[00:58:00] today, because the bakeries are closed, but tomorrow morning for breakfast,
[00:58:04] absolutely. Please stay with us, Teleexpress will be on shortly, I'm saying goodbye,
[00:58:07] my name is Dominika Komarnicka and I will meet you tomorrow at 4 PM,
[00:58:11] so see you
[00:58:14] then.
[01:00:34] Good morning, the coming days will be rainy, but let that not worry us,
[01:00:37] because rain is needed, anyway the sun will still peek
[01:00:41] through the clouds, and the temperature may not be dazzling, but it's not
[01:00:45] too bad, really, it's quite bearable. Sunday, September
[01:00:48] 20th, yes, ladies and gentlemen, September 20th, Maciej Orłoś, I invite
[01:00:52] you to Teleexpress.