WThursdayPresident Karol Nawrocki unexpectedly appeared on the air of Channel Zero. His call during Robert Mazurek's show caused quite a stir.
Kulisy surprising phone – what happened?
During the programme run byRobert MazurekThe guest wasPaweł HeadmasterChief of the President's office. The program had an unusual formula – viewers could call the studio with questions. Among the callers suddenly appeared aloneKarol Nawrocki.
- "Good evening, Karol from Gdańsk, performing duties towards the Polish state with great pleasure and honour in Warsaw" – the president introduced himself, which caused the surprise of the leader and guest.
- Mazurka’s quick reaction: "What a setup. Good morning, Mr President!".
In a brief conversation, Nawrocki joked that it was easier to reach Channel Zero than to call his own minister, and the whole run in a very free atmosphere.
President in the media – openness and distance to one another
I'm calling with greetings to the editor, for my minister.Listening to the conversation, I should start with the words "respective country"
Karol Nawrocki, referring to the suggestion to repeat the phrase‘respective State’in speeches, he joked that it was a matter of respect for Poles participating in meetings. He also answered questions about personal details – e.g.watchwho got it from a friend for his 40th birthday (Polish brand Błonie).
This is the watch my friend gave me for his 40th birthday, Polish form BłonieNawrocki replied.
Declaration of attendance in Channel Zero
The president announced that he would personally visit Channel Zero studio upon his return fromWashington. He also invited Krzysztof Stanowski, co-leader of the well-known broadcast and former presidential candidate to give his regards.
Zero Channel, which operates on YouTube, consistently stresses the role of openness and direct contact between politicians and citizens. An example of Karol Nawrocki shows that this formula builds a bridge between authorities and voters through natural, daily contact. It is also a clear signal of change in political communication in Poland.
