Matczak on Nawrocki's night visit to the Constitutional Tribunal: This is an unacceptable intrusion

Marcin Matczak argues against executive power representatives entering the Constitutional Tribunal, emphasizing the separation of powers. He asserts that the president cannot intrude into judicial institutions or manipulate judges. The recent crisis in the Tribunal arose after the suspension of its president and vice-president, leading to President Karol Nawrocki's controversial visit. Matczak suggests a balanced solution by having the president swear in judges from both ruling parties to restore order. He questions why such a peaceful resolution is not pursued.