Donald Tusk on Karol Nawrocki: he has no rights, even if he is the president

Donald Tusk criticized the violent actions against legally appointed judges at the Constitutional Tribunal, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence. He condemned the president's aggressive entry into the tribunal, stating that no politician has the right to interfere with judges' work. Tusk highlighted that the executive branch must protect the tribunal and that judges have a constitutional duty to perform their roles without political interference.