Protests in Poland: Live Coverage

Good morning, Poland. I'm here on site.

Constitutional Tribunal. You can see

once again, there are people. Big differences between today,

now and last night. No police

today. Far fewer, although there's one there and

a few are walking around. But yesterday we saw the

same lines and lines. Those white helmets.

A lot of police, and many more then,

yesterday there were people too, right?

But I'll say how it was yesterday.

I'll say, how it is today

that it's completely peaceful here, no one is

doing anything, any violence or attacking

anyone.

They talk a lot, they sing,

and when I talk to people,

they say

they have even come from far away.

These goals, this information, this

news has gone around the whole world.

It's amazing that something

is happening and the whole world is now

talking about it. What will happen? What happened?

Lots of Polish flags, our beautiful

colors can be seen.

There are still some police further on.

Yesterday,

I only saw Polish TV crews, but

today it looks like there are a lot

more cameras. A lot more people,

who

I don't know where they're from,

but you can see how

many. From all over

the world, I think, reporting.

Let's ask. Where are you from?

Where are you from?

No, no, no. From Poland.

Ah, okay. All right. So not only

international ones. Poles too, but a lot more

cameras, simply put, right?

That's how it looks.

And we'll see. I'll go live in a moment,

so you can watch for yourselves

and see and simply feel that something

is happening here

and decide for yourselves what it all

looks like. All right, life is beautiful.