Prof. Antoni Dudek warns about the controversy regarding the Constitutional Tribunal. Words were spoken about an assault on the Chancellery of the Prime Minister.

Political scientist Prof. Antoni Dudek discussed the escalating conflict surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland, particularly after Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska removed President Bogdan Święczkowski. He views the situation as a political setup resulting from an 11-year conflict between major political forces, leading to the Tribunal's dysfunction. Dudek believes that neither side seeks compromise, and the ongoing power struggle primarily benefits Donald Tusk and Jarosław Kaczyński. He doubts Tusk's intentions to remove current officials or delegalize PiS, suggesting instead that the Tribunal may begin functioning properly if Tusk remains in power. He warns of potential unrest if protests escalate, but does not foresee a government collapse.