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12 Nov 2026 · 1h 26m · 40 chapters

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“England Is Done” - Dominik Tarczyński on Mass Immigration & Europe’s Future | PBD Podcast #889

In short

Dominik Tarczyński argues that mass immigration into Europe (especially from Muslim-majority regions) is a “demographic war” used by Russia and allied actors to destabilize Western civilization, and that strict border enforcement is necessary for Europe’s future. He also claims Western institutions (media, universities, politics) are captured by leftist/foreign influence, and warns that upcoming elections in the US and Europe could determine global safety.

Guest background

Dominik Tarczyński is a Polish politician and author of Be Like Poland / “Be Like Poland” (book mentioned as out; translated into five languages). He says he lived under communism and frames his political mission as protecting Poland’s sovereignty, borders, and Christian/Western values.

Key claims

Poland’s border policy was changed so that threats to soldiers and border-crossing can be met with lethal force; he says this reduced illegal migration to “zero.” He alleges Putin “weaponizes migration,” with migrants routed via Russia/Belarus, and that NGOs (including those linked to George Soros) facilitate it. He argues “England is done” and France is in long-term decline due to second/third-generation integration failures. He claims US elite universities are overwhelmingly Democratic and that foreign funding (e.g., Qatar) buys influence.

Notable examples

a viral clip of a man begging at the Poland-Belarus border while claiming his wife is sick; the “shoot me” incident involving Polish border forces; references to no-go zones in Sweden and unrest in France/UK; claims about election rigging (Brazil, and “not fair” US elections); discussion of Tommy Robinson’s sentencing and UK entry ban.

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Chapters

0:00

Setting the Stage: Perceptions of Danger

Explore the alarming views on cultural threats and safety in Europe.

“One of them said to our soldier, shoot me, shoot me.”
1:15

The Border Crisis: A Personal Story

Delve into a personal account of migrants at the Polish border.

“But the first thing I want to get to is you're everywhere lately.”
1:40

The Stance on Immigration

Tarczyński shares his perspective on migrant policies and responsibilities.

“I want to play this clip for the audience to see it.”
2:45

Polish Border Security Measures

Discussing Poland's strict border policies in response to migration.

“You see, I was crossing your border last night and I was on my diplomatic passport and I was stopped.”
4:04

Political Accountability and EU Relations

Exploring the political dynamics between Poland and the EU regarding border policies.

“Now, let me ask you, who holds the country accountable?”
6:10

Putin's Strategy: Weaponizing Migration

Analyze how migration is used as a tool in geopolitical conflicts.

“Of course, like every single one which was arrested, he was holding a passport with a Russian visa as a tourist.”
8:20

The Cultural Impact of Migration

Understanding the cultural implications of migration on Poland and Europe.

“If you don't see that, you're blind or stupid.”
9:35

Historical Context: Poland's Turbulent Past

Learn about Poland's historical challenges with Russia and Germany.

“My message was and still is very strong.”
12:10

Identifying Enemies: A Polish Perspective

Tarczyński ranks historical and current threats faced by Poland.

“When you say the jokes, is it fair to say that one of the jokes, like some people will say, Poland was the Mexican of Europe.”
14:00

Poland's Historical Context with Russia and Germany

Learn about Poland's tumultuous history with its neighbors, especially during WWII.

“So I think we have to be ready for these elections because if America is not fair, not safe, the whole world is in danger.”
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16:48

Poland's Stance on Migration and Sovereignty

Discover Poland's strict immigration policies and the reasons behind them.

“Because we went through these horrible moments and we know what it is when you're losing your land, when you're losing your sovereignty, when you are taking over.”
19:09

Cultural Conflicts and Identity in Europe

Explore the cultural tensions arising from immigration in Europe.

“So I think very important is to be very clear.”
22:59

The Future of England and France: A Grim Outlook

Understand why the speaker believes England and France are facing dire futures.

“That's how patriotism looks in my way of thinking.”
28:00

The Urgency of Action Against Sharia Law

Discussing the need for action to preserve Western civilization and avoid Sharia law.

“to be brave enough to say as it is, to say we want to be Christians, even if you're not a believer.”
29:00

Challenges Facing France

Analyzing the current issues in France and comparing leadership potential.

“You've seen what's going on with France as well, right?”
30:20

Ideological Similarities in Europe

Examining how ideologies in France and the UK are similar despite cultural differences.

“So the idea is the same, destroy Christianity, and it's not only about the faith, ideology, but also architecture.”
31:30

The Legacy of Gramsci and Spinelli

Discussing the historical influence of Gramsci and Spinelli on modern European politics.

“and then all of a sudden goes to prison.”
33:00

Teaching about Communism in Universities

Highlighting the importance of education in combating communism and sharing personal experiences.

“Freedom is the most important value in our civilization.”
34:50

The Influence of Foreign Funding on Education

Exploring the impact of foreign funding on U.S. universities and its implications.

“not only to create, educate new leaders, but also not to let them be infiltrated.”
36:30

The Ideological Divide in U.S. Universities

Analyzing the political landscape in elite U.S. universities and its consequences.

“And as John Paul II said, freedom is not given once and for all.”
37:50

Immigration Perspectives: Poland vs. America

Contrasting immigration attitudes between Poland and the United States.

“But Humberto has it if he sent it to you.”
39:50

Freedom of Speech and Political Hypocrisy

Discussing the implications of restricted freedom of speech in Britain and its relation to democracy.

“Because when it comes down to immigration, when you say no, in America it's kind of like, no, it's okay, let them in.”
42:00

Freedom of Speech and Democracy

Discussion about freedom of speech in the context of democracy and communism.

“He's going to pay a million pounds, I hope, and I'm going to give it away to Unite the Kingdom movement.”
43:52

Comparative Analysis of Extremism

Dominik compares the ideologies and impacts of jihadists, communists, and Nazis.

“no difference at all I think that there is no difference between Nazis fascism in general communists and jihadists there is no difference at all I'll tell you why.”
46:39

The Future of Jihadism and Western Civilization

Exploration of the potential future conflict between jihadists and the free world.

“Because I think the World War III will be the world between jihadists and the free world.”
49:19

Military Preparedness in Poland

Discussion on Poland's military strength and the investment in modern warfare technologies.

“They destroy like 2 ,000, 3 ,000 years old statues.”
51:51

Political Integrity and Wealth

Dominik emphasizes the need for political honesty and the dangers of financial influence.

“And believe me, if let's say you got 2 million, let's say 2 million Muslims, only 10%, only 10 % are radicals.”
55:16

Advising Elon Musk

Discussion on the potential threats to Elon Musk and strategic advice on protection.

“I'm really thankful because I never thought that someone would buy Be Like Poland merch.”
56:01

Strategies for Protecting Elon Musk

Discussion on the potential threats to Elon Musk and how to protect him.

“So I want you to be an advisor to Elon Musk because he can't have the power that he's having right now because now Zelensky needs him.”
58:10

Trump's Popularity in Poland

Exploration of Donald Trump's popularity in Poland and plans to honor him.

“And I know there is a lot of people, you know, unhappy or with President Trump, but I think he is the best president in the history of this country.”
59:39

The Importance of Communication

Insights on the evolution of communication and its impact on society.

“I want you to think in every relationship, business deals, I do executives, partners, whatever.”
1:02:11

Defiance Against Financial Threats

Discussion on resisting financial blackmail and standing firm in values.

“I mean, freeing the bird was one of the most important decisions in the recent decades.”
1:04:09

Confronting Immigration Challenges

Debate on Poland's stance against illegal immigration and demographic issues.

“That values which we believe in are so important for us.”
1:10:00

Demographic Concerns in Immigration

Exploring reasons behind immigration patterns and demographic war.

“Why would you go to the country where there is no Sharia law and there is so many dogs?”
1:10:50

The Legacy of John Paul II

Discussion on the impact and legacy of Pope John Paul II compared to Pope Leo.

“How different is he than Pope Leo, in your opinion?”
1:14:00

Experiences with Exorcisms

Dominik shares his unique experiences as a witness to exorcisms in the UK.

“And they unite and they pray and they stop the game.”
1:16:10

Politics and Spiritual Warfare

Examining the intersection of politics and spirituality, particularly regarding abortion.

“But the reason why I was asked to be there, to be assistant, it's not assistant, it's just a witness, is because many of, many, some of the families sued English exorcists to get money.”
1:19:50

Aspirations for Leadership

Dominik discusses his ambitions for political leadership and his dedication to Poland.

“The whole thing with politics is very spiritual.”
1:24:00

Reflections on a Journey

Dominik shares his personal journey and the impact of faith on his life.

“12 ,000 people, small town, not even a city.”
1:25:18

Appreciation and Book Promotion

Acknowledging support and promoting Dominik's book and merchandise.

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0:00One of them said to our soldier, shoot me, shoot me. So he did. They do not see the difference between good and evil. They do not understand your culture. They do not want to understand your culture and they're going to kill you. Rank who is the top enemy? Is it Russia? This is what we see in France. This is what we see in England. This is what we see in Sweden. This is what we see in Europe in general. So I think we have to be ready for these elections, because if America is not fair, not safe, the whole world is in danger. What percentage of US politicians do you think are willing to sell to anybody?

0:33I'm going to reverse this question. How many of American politicians are ready to say what I say? Nobody owns me. I can say whatever I want, because I'm not owned. North Korea, Iran, Russia, Soros, NGOs, they are still very active, but in Poland they can't do nothing now. My message was, and still is, very strong. Do not come or you will be dead.

1:04Dominic, great to have you back on. Thank you very much. Thank you for having me. Yes. Good morning. Hello, everyone. I love the title, Be Like Poland, the book being out. We're going to put the link below for everybody. And we've got a lot of different things to cover. But the first thing I want to get to is you're everywhere lately. Yes, true. I know you just came in from Warsaw. I saw you land at one o 'clock in the morning this morning and we're doing a podcast. A little bit dizzy. A little bit crazy. But something happened. I saw a clip about a couple weeks ago where some Muslims were on the border of Poland begging, pleading with folks in Poland, let us come in, right?

1:35My wife is sick. If they don't let us in, they're going to die. And the border wouldn't let them go in. I want to play this clip for the audience to see it. And then tell me, why are you guys so certain of not letting anybody in? Go for it. Now we are in the borderline between Poland and Belarus. We want to go to Poland, but they don't let us. And we are in the forest, and it's very cold, and it's raining. We cannot build a fire. We have children here. They will be dead in the morning, really. And we need help, and it's very cold. My wife is sick. We need help. We want to go to Poland. Tell them.

2:17They don't let us. They said, if I go to Poland, they will hit me or they will kill me. Really. I'm going to Poland, maybe Germany, maybe somewhere to have a good life. Do you sympathize with them? Not at all. Well, if you want to cross the border, there is a special point where you, when you're coming with your passport and you're asking for a visa or a Zillam or whatever, you don't do it in the forest. That's number one. You see, I was crossing your border last night and I was on my diplomatic passport and I was stopped. And the guy said, we have to check what you do, what you want to do, how long you're going to stay.

2:56I'm a diplomat. And I said, guys, you're doing a great job. And he was like, really? I said, yeah, you're doing a great job after the whole procedure. I said, you're doing a great job. So if you're a responsible parent, you don't take your child to the forest, you're not trying to cross the border illegally, he should be charged for that. You know, he's responsible for this child. Why is he not trying to prove who he is, what he wants to do, and why he wants to cross the border? Why is he taking a risk of his own wife and child during this process? It's ridiculous. So, yeah, we should. As you know, our law has been changed.

3:38So if someone is trying to harm any of our soldiers, it's shot. If he crosses the border, he's shot. Yes. How often does that happen? Quite often. That was YouTube video, right? When you put shooting Polish border, you will see many videos videos because they thought that this is a joke. They thought that we are just saying that we're gonna shoot them. So one of them said to our soldier, shoot me, shoot me. So he did. And it's you can when you went. Oh, yeah, that's that's the one. That's the one. If we can see this video. This is the Poland army. We are trying to go. We are not doing anything.

4:13Shoot me. This is the Poland army.

4:21Stop it. That's it. He said, shoot me or shot me. Yes. Now, let me ask you, who holds the country accountable? Does EU come in and say, hey, what are you guys doing? Yes. Does anybody come in and say you can't be doing stuff like this? Well, they changed their mind. I think the European Union decided that they're not going to interfere in our law because they know that they are right. We are right. And they know that Germany failed. the whole process was started by Germany. And that's why my speech in the parliament was, Germans, do not do what you do. Be like Poland, be like us, be brave, protect your nation, protect your borders.

5:00And this be like Poland speech went viral. I mean, you were the first one in the world to show this speech when I was first time on your show. And it went viral because everyone thinks the same, but not many people are ready to say as it is. And that is the problem that most of the politicians, I'm sorry to say that, they're owned. Nobody owns me. I can say whatever I want. And every single time when I'm asked, why do you say whatever you say? Why do you do whatever you do? I do it for my future family, for my future wife, for my future children. And this is very personal. This is not my job. I do it because I truly believe that if we will not do it, no one else is going to do it for us.

5:44No one else. If Republicans will not be tough enough, no one will save America. And I save America. I mean, if communists and jihadists combined because they got this coalition, not officially, will take over, that's it for years. I mean, this generation will be lost. Do you think there is somebody, like who told them, go to Poland? They know. Russians, I know who. So Putin is weaponizing migration. Of course, like every single one which was arrested, he was holding a passport with a Russian visa as a tourist. So they brought them, Qataris and Iran, they brought them to Moscow. Moscow sent them to Belarus and Belarus sent them to our border.

6:27It was like tens of thousands of them in 2016. Tens of thousands, not two, five. Like now, when we change the law and we shoot, numbers dropped. Like migration is zero. Illegals, like not two, five, zero. Why? Because when I was on your show, I said, I hope someone will do Arabic subtitles and send a message to them. And someone did. And they posted it on their forums. And they said, okay, don't go to Poland, go to Germany. So they were trying to find a different way to get into the European Union. But Poland is safe. And I'm proud of that. When someone will ever ask me in 20 years, what did you do as a politician for Poland?

7:14I will say I made Poland safe. What is Putin's outcome? And is it specific to Poland or is it specific to EU? OK, now, when he attacked Ukraine, everyone was like, OK, Ukraine, you guys, you have to fight this and that. To take our attention from Ukraine, he sent illegals. not only to take our attention, but also money. Because he thought that if he's going to send like, let's say 200 ,000, 300 ,000 illegals, we would do what Germans did with millions, which means we're going to pay for their hotels. We're going to send all services, healthcare, everything to take care of them. So like 40 million nations, I mean, Poland, would take care of this 200 ,000 or 300 ,000 rather than spending money on support for Ukraine or our own nation.

8:07So that is a hybrid war, and they are a tool used by Iran, Russia, to destabilize Poland and Europe in general. If you don't see that, you're blind or stupid. That's the reality. Go through the sequence for me. Where do these Muslim immigrants come from to Russia? Mainly Syria. Mainly Syria. Mainly Syria. They're coming from Syria to Russia to go into EU. They are brought. They're not coming. It's not like... They're brought. Yes. Many of them came as an organized group, tourist group with their children. And children and women were used on the German border in Poland, Like 95%, I would say, they were all male.

9:01And there's no any old ones. So it's like an army. It was like an army. And so how do they, how do they, how do Russians go find them to bring them in? Who's recruiting? Is it an NGO or an organization? NGOs, as we know, Soros was very active. He is still very active. So this coalition, Axis of Evil, as we call it, North Korea, Iran, Russia, Soros, NGOs, they are still very active. But in Poland, they can't do nothing now. Nothing. Because we changed the law. My message was and still is very strong. Do not come or you will be dead. That's it. So, OK. But I want to really get to the bottom of it.

9:45Is he specifically using Muslims from Syria because he believes they can go in and disrupt the entire country from within? As they did in France, as they did in Germany, as they did in Sweden, you know, about no-go zones in Sweden, right? So, yes, it's, well, it's like, it's a cultural genocide, I would say. It's like Maduro, a couple of years ago, he said, I'm not going to use tanks to attack America. I'm going to send drugs. Right? So that's cultural genocide. Russians decided, okay, what is the best way now? We do not have tanks. We cannot attack NATO. So let's say that useful idiots are going to help us, like leftist NGOs.

10:30We're going to send millions of migrants from Africa and Syria, because there's many of them, like in Spain is Morocco, for example. But to Poland, they tried to send Syrians. And my friend, I always mention, his name is Shaban. He's a Syrian. He came to Poland 30 years ago, married to a Polish girl, raised his kid in Christian faith. And he told me, do not ever, ever let them in. I'm trying to quote him every single time, whenever I am, because I said, why? You're a Syrian. But he says, these people are people from the desert. They do not see the difference between good and evil. They do not understand your culture.

11:12They do not want to understand your culture, and they're going to kill you. So if Syrian guy who is in Poland after 30 years is afraid because he was terrified saying what's going on at the border, he said, do not let them in. And I remember, and I always quote him, because he was so honest and he was petrified. And, you know, I'm so proud now. Whenever I go, all these Polish jokes for years, now everyone is like, be like Poland. Because it's not, you know, this is my political motto, but it's not about Poland only. It's about common sense. It's about the way you think about the nation, about your future, about your family, about patriotism, about safety, about borders.

12:07Poland was right. Who's laughing now? No Polish jokes anymore. Who's laughing now? So I think it's very important. When you say the jokes, is it fair to say that one of the jokes, like some people will say, Poland was the Mexican of Europe. That's right. So they're always cheap labor. Hey, you can don't work for nothing. Bring them in here. And then all of a sudden, you guys turn the whole thing around. Yeah, as I told you last time, I mean, the DMs I'm getting, it's like hundreds a day mainly from Brits also from Brazil after what happened recently to be clear I think the election was stolen 100 % what happened with Flavio of course what happened with Flavio it's not normal I don't think I mean Lula gained more votes than all the candidates from the first round within two hours.

13:07It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. So I think European Union should react, America should react because it's ridiculous. So Flavio is my friend, but it's not my just personal opinion. It's like when you see internet, people were adding, and even Elon posted numbers, do not add. I mean, it's ridiculous. So you see, freedom is not given once and for all. It's 2026, and what happened in Brazil shows you that it's never too big to be rigged, to be honest. I mean, okay, I'm going to say that. I shouldn't, but I will. I think previous elections, presidential elections in America were not fair, if you know what I mean.

13:58Were not what? Not fair. Not fair. Not at all. I think something was wrong. 24. That's right. I mean, when President Trump lost. So I think we have to be ready for these elections because if America is not fair, not safe, the whole world is in danger. Going to be impacted by it. Oh, yes. So every country has paranoia towards another country, right? And the average person won. Not us. We never start any war. Right. But what I'm saying is every country is like, well, you know, they did this to us. They took our land. They did this. They did that. Especially neighbors. Right. Right. Especially neighbors.

14:34So when it comes on to, you know, Poland, maybe give a little bit of perspective to the audience of the history with Russia, the history with Germany, what the Nazis did, what Russians killed 22 ,000 Polish cops in the forest and blamed the Nazis. What Hitler did coming from this side. And even with Ukraine, I think at one point their nationalists killed a bunch of different. Over 100 ,000. Over 100 ,000. Civilians. Polish civilians. It wasn't a war. So walk me through the history of those three, and to somebody who is Polish, rank who is the top enemy. Is it Russia? Russia. Is it Germany? Walk me through it.

15:07Okay, Poland is a thousand years of history. Poland was not on the map for 123 years because of partitions. Russians and Germans mainly they attacked Poland and the partitions took Poland off the map for 123 years. After that, after 17th and 18th century, we went through horrible, horrible moments like World War II. And again, I have to repeat it, war started on September 1st 1939 by attacking, the Germans attacking Poland. But then 16 days later, Russians attacked from the east. Not many people know that World War II was Germans and Russians. So Poland was attacked from the west and from the east.

16:02Then after that, as you know, Poland was under Soviet occupation because that was actually an occupation for nearly 70 years. We gained our independence back in 1990. And once we were freed, we needed only 30 years to become European giants. Because the lowest unemployment, as you know, still the lowest. Lowest rape. Lowest rape. Like when you see the data, I'm so proud. Every time I'm here, I'm not changing it because you can Google it and you can see we're number one. We are number one. So why we decided to be very strict on illegal migration, especially on Islamists? Because we went through these horrible moments and we know what it is when you're losing your land, when you're losing your sovereignty, when you are taking over.

16:58And Poland was so smart. It was very hard. I mean, all experiences were so hard for us, so painful. that we really do. We cherish our freedom, our land, and no one will take it from us, especially jihadists. And I'm using the word jihadists because what they do, as I said, is a hijra, is the Arabic term for demographic war. And this is what we see in France. This is what we see in England. This is what we see in Sweden. This is what we see in Europe in general, Not in Poland. We love our home organic society. We are Christians. We're not going to let anyone take over. As I said, I was on Pierce Morgan, as you know, and I said until Poland, Christians, Catholics are not able to build churches and cathedrals in Qatar, no mosque should be allowed in Europe.

17:54That's what I think. It's fair, isn't it? You said something on that exchange with you and Pierce. If you can pull this, pull up this one clip where you said, how many mosques were destroyed in the UK? And it was none, right? There was even a shop owned by a Muslim woman. When they started to attack it, she says, oh, no, stop, stop. I'm your sister. I'm a Muslim. And they left. They left her alone. They even protected it. Leave the store alone. So when there is a discussion, who are we dealing with? And when I say these are jihadists, they want to destroy your culture. They want to destroy this land.

18:32They're like, do not be Islamophobe. But then you've got, you know, like these shops and mosques absolutely safe. Why? Yeah, this is the one you're talking about where they're destroying all the stores except this one. Press play.

18:50And she's a Muslim. So what do they do? The student protesters. Right? Because allegedly everybody keeps saying they're student protesters. Students, right.

19:07If you're positive. So I think very important is to be very clear. Who are they? What are we dealing with? And very important is a basic fact why they hate us. Because Roman law, not Sharia law, Greek philosophy, not Koran, is completely different. There are, as we heard many times, and as Charlie said, Islam is not compatible with Western values. They hate us. the difference between us and them is that our democracy not sharia law is so open democracy is so tolerant that intolerant have to be tolerant and they're taking over this is what is happening in europe we're gonna realize that or america will be gone you've got so many i was watching msnbc this morning six people in the studio every single one hating trump like it's not an opinion It's not the journalism to me.

20:19They were sitting there for over an hour hating him and hating Republican candidates because they criticize Islamists who are openly against Christianity. And they say, oh, everyone can come. Why we cannot go to Qatar and start our own political party? Why? They're going to eat us. They're going to take over because of our weakness. And democracy, it's not perfect. It's never perfect. But the way they practice democracy will end up Christian and Western civilization if we're not going to stop it. You lived in the UK for five years, and you're talking to Pierce here. And Pierce is a smart guy. He's been around for a while, very successful on TV, runs a very successful show, very wealthy.

21:10He's done very well for himself. Why do you think somebody who was there, like him, why do you think he doesn't see it? Why do you think a lot of... Of course he does. So you think it's just an act, that's what you're thinking. Of course. Why would he act? What's happened to Tucker Carlson? What's happened to this guy? He was logical. And I was on his show, and a week later, he invited Putin. and I was like I even you know I kept this interview that was on my social media and I was so ashamed after he invited he visited Putin and just give him his platform not challenging him just give him the mic and say whatever you want let the world hear whatever you say it was ridiculous I don't know what happened to him I don't know what happened to Pierce when he was asking me this ridiculous questions like would you shoot Ukrainians then Why would you manipulate?

22:08I mean, he behaved like he's not hearing what I'm saying about illegals. He tried to make me a monster who is enjoying killing people. It's not true. We do not shoot them because we hate them. We protect our land because we love the ones who are behind us, because we love our families. So he was trying to picture me as a bigot, as he called me. So I answer very clearly. It's better to be a bigot but alive than killed. That's what I said. And he thinks that if he's going to call me a bigot, I'm going to cry, I'm going to change my mind. No, I'm not going to change my mind. We do have a right to protect our nations.

22:50And as I said, Poland is my family. I treat Poland as my family. The whole nation is my family. And we have the right to protect our family. This is how we should see our nations. That's how patriotism looks in my way of thinking. And no one will change my mind. And I'm so proud that our law was changed. I mean, if there would be no boundaries, no very strict law, we don't need borders anyway. Why would we need borders? Like Democrats, let's abolish army, police, open borders. There's no country then. It's a piece of land. It's ridiculous. I mean, it's 2026 and we have to explain very basic truths to the world because of mainstream media and the sold outs.

23:48I think many of journalists, they are owned, they sold themselves. They sold their souls. Why? Because I cannot find any reason, an explanation. Why would you flip from not even a conservative, not Republican way of thinking, but common sense to the radical left and use arguments which are ridiculous? I mean, how can you protect this idea of open borders, like no borders, basically? Is your home open all night? Or do you have your own private security? And then you say, oh, I've got a beautiful life. I'm happy here. If you're a millionaire and you've got your beautiful, let's see what the rest of the society thinks.

24:42And you have to explain very basic facts about safety, security. Most of the DMs I'm getting are such sad stories about children being afraid to go to school in England. They're afraid to go out. What else must happen? What else must be changed in the reality to see reality? You see? So I can't see any explanation for this ridiculous behaviors. and this MSNBC this morning, it's crazy. I mean, it's not a debate about reality, but it's hating. I'm not sure if it was MSNBC, one of the mainstream. They are hating president, and you can disagree, but let's talk about facts, not about the color of his skin or hair and this and that.

25:46It's ridiculous what I hear for years. So when you think about France and you think about UK, let's isolate each one of them. Let's go to UK first. You think UK is done, Dan? There's nothing they can do? UK is done. And what I mean by that is our generation will not rebuild it. Because I think Pierce was pretending not to understand what I mean by it's done. England is done for us for our generation it's going to take at least 40 years to rebuild it the same France France is done why? because second and third generation of so-called students we saw them they can speak French but by the data they cannot read and write properly in French What I mean by that, second and third generation of people who hate Roman law, as I said, and Greek philosophy, Christian civilization, are taking over.

26:58You cannot win local elections now in Great Britain without Muslims' community support, without supporting you. If Muslims will not support you, there's no way you can win any local elections. Is it that big of an influence right now? It is. Look at the mayor of Birmingham. He can't speak English. He can't speak English. And what else? And okay, how many candidates do we have in Qatar? How many Christians do we have? Of course, none. Of course. So if they will not see what is going on, if we're not going to stop it, if we're not going to be very radical about it, it's done. History will judge us.

27:36I do not want, as I said, I do not want my granddaughter to come to me and ask me, Grandpa, why didn't you stop that? Who's going to do it? If I am not going to do it as a patriot, as a politician, who's going to do it? Who's going to say as it is? How long do we have to wait for politicians to be brave enough to say as it is, to say we want to be Christians, even if you're not a believer. I want to live in a Western civilization with no Sharia law, with no limbs being cut off, without women being beaten. I don't have to say what Sharia law means. Everyone knows. How long do we have to scream and shout, stop this madness?

28:27My book is about it. This is why, it's in five languages, by the way. And why? Because I want people to, obviously it's my life story, but it's more about future. It's not about past. It's about what we, our generation, what we have to do. It doesn't matter if you're a journalist, politician, or whatever. We have to take action. If you're not going to do it, it's done. For our generation and for our children, so it's like two, three generations will be done. And I do not want that for my children. You've seen what's going on with France as well, right? With France, it's pretty nasty. We've seen the clips, the protester, the students, right?

29:09allegedly with masks on. Bukele comes out and says, I've heard it said that France is finished, that it's too late to save her, but France remains just as beautiful and viable. Even her greatness isn't vanished. It only awaits rebirth. We overcame in a single year a problem 100 times more severe without having the resources at France's disposal. France could manage it in a week. Do you agree with that? Of course. Of course I do. But to manage it in a week, you have to have a decision. You have to have someone who is brave enough to make this decision and Macron will not do it. Do you think Marine Le Pen could do something?

29:44Yes. There is a hope and I do believe that she will make a change, but it's going to take years. It's not going to take a week. I'm sorry. I mean, that would be beautiful, but it's not going to take a week. It's going to take a long time. He was very effective with the crime. He did a great thing, but two or three generations of destroying France, it's going to take two or three generations to rebuild it. How different is France versus UK, or is it identical? I mean, it's not a big difference, to be honest. You've got more Americans in France. You've got more Americans in France. From Morocco.

30:27Morocco. Moroccans in France. Got it. So that's the difference, but the ideology is the same, because I think you could see that the guys from Antifa, from different countries, they were like, you know, managing to move to France to protest with the students. So the idea is the same, destroy Christianity, and it's not only about the faith, ideology, but also architecture. They hate our architecture. They hate our food. They hate dogs. They hate dogs. It's ridiculous, Patrick. Yeah, anybody that hates dogs, you've got to question. people who hate dogs. Yeah. I mean, we can laugh about it, but it's serious.

31:08I mean, for our civilization, if you hate dogs and you want to kill them, you want to kick them, I mean, we don't do this kind of stuff. So, again, go back to history for us. How familiar are you with Antonio Gramsci? Yeah, I know. Okay. What role did he play? Because Antonio Gramsci, you know, he comes in, he does what he does, and then all of a sudden goes to prison. Mussolini puts him in prison, fascist. Next year, I think it's Altero Spinelli goes to prison. Spinelli was next. Spinelli was a communist who started the whole European project. And in his protest motto kind of thing, he said that he doesn't want to have sovereign nations, right?

31:57So the whole idea, Spinelli's idea, was to have Europe as a one nation with no borders. Now, this is a former communist. That's a proper communist. That's why he was jailed. And he's still praised by many communists. And he's like a victim of fascism. but Spinelli was one of the, what was the difference between Spinelli and Hitler? I can't see any difference. Hitler, he wanted a united Europe with no nations, with no differences, no boundaries, owned by Hitler, obviously. Spinelli was the same. He was a communist, but he was the same. So I do not agree with this idea. I do not agree with communists.

32:49I do not agree with Sharia law. I do not agree with anyone who wants to take over. Because for me, any tyranny is the same. Is it fascists? Is it Nazis? Is it communists? Jihadists? Freedom is the most important value in our civilization. Freedom. And what I fight for is freedom for my children. This is what I want. can we go a little bit deeper into it with Spinelli as well as Gramsci because last week I'm sitting this week I'm sitting down with Pete Buttigieg and he tells me his father is his hero big inspiration and his father translated a lot of the prison notes of Gramsci and he was a professor at Notre Dame I don't know if you knew this or not so Pete Buttigieg very talented guy very capable he's on stage he speaks very well but Gramsci's philosophy was hey there's two ways we can change a country or mindset.

33:48One is with the weapon, with a sword. The other is the slow, get into the institutions, go get the teachers, then get the kids, then send them to different industries, then win over culture, then get into Hollywood, and then get them defending you and common sense goes away because common sense becomes whatever you think is common sense, whatever you're selling. Exactly. This is what is happening now. This is why when I get an offer to start an extra job on Florida International University, I said, yes, let's do it. Because what I teach now is, my lecture is communism in the past, present, and future.

34:28And there's so many students coming over. Because one of the most important places in the society are universities. That's why Charlie was so involved in the campuses. And when I get this offer, I said, yes, I'm going to do it. I'm going to fly like I'm so tired. I'm on the plane all the time. But I think universities are so important, not only to create, educate new leaders, but also not to let them be infiltrated. Do you know how much money Qatar spends on universities? $300 million every quarter. So it's like$100 million a month. $300 million every quarter. Yes. I think all in that they're at over$7.4 billion.

35:12Yes. Why universities? Why are they not spending money on new tanks and new planes and everything? University, they want to take over our next generation's minds. And this is why I think it's very important not only to be in the parliament, it's very important, not only in the administration, but also to be at the university. Because what I do with my students, I'm trying to share my personal experience. I'm trying to say, okay, you don't know what socialism is. You do not know what communism is. We can discuss Marx and Engels. We can go through their books and this and that. But I want to give you my story.

35:56I used to live under communism. I know what it is. It's not 100 or 200 years ago story. It's my life experience. This is why in my book I put a lot of pictures from communist times. I saw that. To let people know and try to imagine that communism is not a past. It's also a present day and future if we're not going to stop it. Because the fact that they got new suits and they called themselves social democrats, it doesn't change the fact that they are communists by their actions. And as John Paul II said, freedom is not given once and for all. If we will not stop thinking about it as a theory, but reality, history will judge us and our children will judge us and they will have all the right to judge us.

36:57because I don't think our generation is doing enough to protect what we gain as a Europe after World War II, as a world, I think. So it might sound a little bit philosophical, but it's true. I think I would never say that in America in 2026, someone would say that there is a need to abolish army, police, open borders and abolish prisons. And it's ridiculous. I mean, it's just ridiculous. It's a sabotage for your own country. It's working, though, because they're going from schools. And can you pull up the chart that shows universities of what percentage are on the liberal side? You know which one I'm talking about?

37:51I think we had that yesterday. Humberto had it. Yeah, this is Qatar, 7.7 billion now. But Humberto has it if he sent it to you. It was one of the things that we put on the Antonio Gramsci clip yesterday. You know which one I'm talking about. But when you see the influence that they have now, do you think America is making a mistake allowing universities to get funded by foreign countries? Of course. Of course. Of course. They do not fund universities just to increase the level of education. They want influence. And everyone knows that. Yeah, look at this. Look at this right here. proportion of registered Democrats, Republicans, among faculty at elite U.S.

38:33universities. Look at Harvard. Yeah. 99 % Democrats. That's right. 1 % is Republican. Princeton, 98. Yale, 97. Berkeley, 97. Columbia, 96. Brown, 96. Hopkins, 95. Duke, 95. Cornell, 95. Caltech, 93. Stanford, 91. Dartmouth, 91. Penn, 90. And then UCLA is at 89%. That's why also I received an invitation from Columbia University for a debate on November 16th. I'm going, I mean, I'm going to fly in just for this debate to be there because it's so sad that university are, well, it's not like, it's not even 99%, it's like North Korea. There's only one way of thinking. Where's the debate? You think about university, you think debate, you think the clash of ideas, you think that.

39:23But this plays back to Antonio Gramsci's playbook of saying, get into the institutions, then raise the kids to think your way, then send them to different industries, and then eventually we'll control them without needing to use a bullet. Right. Without needing to use a bullet. There is no need for tanks. There is no need for war. You're taking over anyway. So that is the problem. And that's why Charlie was killed. What is the difference, the way that Poland is structured, that's different than the way America is structured? Because when it comes down to immigration, when you say no, in America it's kind of like, no, it's okay, let them in.

39:59What's the difference in structure? We are not naive, I would say. And the argument that America was built by immigrants, it's ridiculous. Because those who are coming, they don't want to build anything. They want to take away what you already built. That is the difference between 2026 and, I don't know, 250 years ago. There is a big difference. And the difference between our structure is that, as I said, we suffered so much that every single family now in Poland has a story of someone who was killed, jailed, persecuted. during the war, during the communism. And when we hear that someone is trying to push Europeans to Sharia law, it's ridiculous.

40:58We're not going to let anyone to take over Poland. Never. I don't think it's going to happen. Never. I mean, after a thousand years of our kings and our experiences, if someone would even mention such a thing, he would be exiled, I think. I mean, you've got Sharia law judges in Great Britain. Do you know that? Like parallel law. It's ridiculous. I mean, it's a democratic country. And this is happening. This is what is happening now in Great Britain. And what they did now, yesterday, Tommy Robinson was sentenced. And he's about to get like 10 years. 10 years in jail. Not because of he revealed someone's address or whatever.

41:45It's because he's fighting with jihadists. That's what I think. This is why Great Britain banned me from entering the country and giving a speech. A prime minister is coming out, doing a press conference about me being banned. This is ridiculous. Who was that? Who was the person? Starmer. He's not a prime minister anymore. I sued him. He's going to pay a million pounds, I hope, and I'm going to give it away to Unite the Kingdom movement. Polish politician barred from entering UK to attend Tommy Robinson. So if there is no freedom of speech, is this democracy or is it closer to communism? When I called him a communist, I was right.

42:27Because first thing communism is trying to take away from you is your freedom of speech. So I was on my diplomatic passport. I was banned from entering the country to give a speech. It's ridiculous. But then you've got hundreds of boats coming every single day with illegals. They fit them in a beautiful hotels. They pay for them and that's fine. It's ridiculous. Dominic, so Poland is primed to be able to answer this question. I'm curious how you'll answer this. So you guys have been invaded by Nazis before. That's right. Right? And partitions by Germans. And partitions from Germans and on the other side with Russians, what they try to do.

43:04And then you guys, the war of Warsaw, 1919, 1920. 1920. You guys defeated, you know. Yeah. And then we saved Europe against Muslims. King Sobieski was the one who saved Europe. So then explain this. What is the difference between Nazis and Islamists?

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43:50no difference at all no difference at all I think that there is no difference between Nazis fascism in general communists and jihadists there is no difference at all I'll tell you why. Because for them, human life doesn't have any value. It doesn't matter who you are, your identity, your personal beliefs, it doesn't matter. They want to control you and they want to be in charge of your beliefs, of your thoughts, of what you say, how you live. it's the same for every single system. I even said recently that in my opinion jihadists are worse than communists and much worse than fascism. Much worse.

44:42Because the way they what I see did you see what's happening in Nigeria last week? What Islamists did to Christians? Yes. They don't even shoot them. They burn them alive. Right. even animals are not so cruel in their world. The way they treat Christians, and the world is nothing. It's like mainstream media about genocide in Nigeria. Who cares? Boko Haram was paid for so many years by Iran. And when President Trump decided, okay, it's time to stop this madness because Iran is an international sponsor for genocide, actually, Everyone was like, oh, my God, but the gas prices. Hundreds of thousands, millions of Christians are slaughtered around the world because Iran paid for it for 47 years.

45:37And I'm listening now, oh, but the gas prices. I mean, are we still humans who cares about this world or we care only about our pockets? Propaganda is very effective. That's right. That's very effective. You see, they want to take away values from us. They want us to think only about money, eating and sleeping. That's it. If you're thinking about something else and you're ready to pay for it with your lifestyle, with, oh, it's not good. So that's communism. That's jihadism. And that's what Nazis used to do. That's why their soldiers were taking drugs, as you know. So we are built different. We do have a soul, we do have a body, and we do have a mind.

46:27And I think if we are not going to take care of our values, this world will end because of us. What I mean is, if Christians, Western civilization, will not be active, Christians in general will be slaughtered and killed. Because I think the World War III will be the world between jihadists and the free world. That's going to be the conflict. Stay on this. So jihadists versus Nazis, which was worse?

47:07Jihadists. Over Nazis. Yes. That's what I think. Because Nazis would shoot you. Jihad is, they will torture you. They will rape your children, torture them, force you to watch it, and burn alive. That's what I think. I mean, I'm sorry, but from what I see, it's worse. That's what I think. And we have to protect our world because they will take over. I mean, so many countries were involved, are involved in a religious war that it's much more than, as you know, Nazi was a National Socialist Party in Germany, than one party in the world. And the fact that they are combined and in great alliance with the left, with the communists.

48:02Okay, how many? I'm not defending anyone. Don't get me wrong. Hitler was one of the worst, as we know. How many people died during the war? Let's say 6 million in Poland, right? How many people died because of communism? 220 million so far. Look at the biggest. And why the world left, like the left around the world, are always protesting in favor of jihadists? Only the left. Whenever you see Palestinian flags, queaks for Palestine, and all this rubbish, only the left. So when you combine jihadists and the communists, socialists, the left, they are much more dangerous than Nazis. That's what I think.

48:54When Nazis invaded Poland, did they also, would they go to your museums and big infrastructure that represents the history? Would they demolish that as well? No, no, no, no. They would steal it. That's the difference. They did not destroy it. They took it because they knew what is the value of our, I don't know, paintings or whatever. They took it on the train and they never gave it back. Jihad is what they did. As you know, Taliban, for example. They destroy like 2 ,000, 3 ,000 years old statues. They just destroy it. See, that is a great example, great question. That is the difference between not defending anyone because what Hitler did, it will never be forgotten.

49:39And what he, well, actually, there was no even one case in history of Poland when Germany was our ally or defend us or stood with us in any case. So my attitude towards Germans is very patriotic as a Polish. How strong is Poland's military to be able to resist the jihadists? Let's just say jihadists get out of control. Well, we're going to have a land army. It's going to be number one in Europe by 2030. So we're going to be one of the biggest. Land army. Land army, yes. So we're protecting our border very well. Well, thanks to President Trump, to be honest, because not many countries were able to buy the equipment.

50:27As you know, Congress has to give you a green light. You cannot buy F-16s or whatever on the market. Because of our good relations, we could, and we're doing good. Are you guys making a... Last time you and I talked about, is the birth rate in your country super low. I don't know what the 1.1, I don't know what the number. It's low, right? And so the argument, well, you got to let immigrants in because we're not making enough babies, all this other stuff. But are you guys investing in drones for military? Because warfare, we learned Ukraine and Russia change. Is there big investments being made in drones in Poland?

51:02Yes, I can't be very specific, but I can say yes. We've got a very good producer who's a Polish company. In Poland? In Poland, yes. We know that drones are very important, and that's all I can say. but it looks good, very good. Yeah, because I think that's going to be very important. Do you think the invasion of jihadists around the world, do you think we've seen the worst of it? No, of course not. They are waiting. I mean, there are so many sleeping agents around the world. Sometimes they spend 20, 30 years doing nothing, and then one signal and they are active. No, I don't think world America, I don't think you learn from 9-11.

51:48Everyone thought that 9-11 was the worst. No, it wasn't. And believe me, if let's say you got 2 million, let's say 2 million Muslims, only 10%, only 10 % are radicals. It's 200 ,000 army. ready to die, ready to commit suicide attacks. Do you know what I mean by that? 200 ,000 one day coming out and try to imagine what would have happened. Try to imagine if jihadists will get into banking system or internet, try to imagine what might happen if they will get into administration and be responsible for services.

52:41That is a problem. I don't think people realize that Iran was very important to be stopped as an international sponsor for terrorism. I don't think people realize what is going on around, and I think it's time to be very, very honest about the situation we are living in. Our weakness, our democracy is killing us in many ways. And I think democracy is for the strong men, not the sold-outs, not the men who are ready to sold their soul to Qataris or someone else. What percentage of U.S. politicians do you think are willing to sell to anybody? Okay, I'm going to reverse this question. How many of American politicians are ready to say what I say?

53:30Less than 10%. There you go. Nobody owns me. Nobody owns me. I can say whatever I want because I'm not owned. And I say what I say because I am patriot. And I don't give a shit about someone else, someone's opinions. I say what I believe in. And I don't treat my work as a job. This is my mission for my future family. So when you ask me, you've got the answer. because you see, I was asked like two days ago, three days ago, because I was having a conversation with a very close person to me, and she says, and I went, listen, why this Piers Morgan and Patrick B. David clips are so viral because I was going through internet.

54:21And I said, you see, you can hear that I'm just saying very obvious facts. And she says, who else is speaking about this obvious facts? And she was right. We are living in the world when politicians are owned, afraid. They care only about their seats. Do not say anything controversial because I might lose my seat. And if you are thinking about your seat, that is the fruit. That's the problem. I don't care. Because of you, I've got economical freedom. I give you specific data about my company. I want to say everyone, Patrick asked me, why don't you do your merch? Why don't you do your T-shirts and hats?

55:06And I said, well, you're right. And I did. And I'm very, very happy you advised me that. You told me the numbers. Yeah, big numbers. And so I want to say thank you, Patrick. I think you're a great mentor. And I'm honest. I'm really thankful because I never thought that someone would buy Be Like Poland merch. But it's not about Poland. It's about the way of thinking. Mentality. Mentality. Idea of being brave. And people from around the world are buying this stuff because we want to scream and shout, be like Poland, do something, be brave, protect us. Can I ask you a question? So I think you're on this list of, to me, in my opinion, There's 100 men and women around the world who are like you.

55:51Okay? I put Elon at the top. I think he's playing a very important role. Charlie Kirk, in my opinion, was a top 10 name, maybe top five name. No longer here. They took him out. The enemy won by taking out Charlie in a massive way. So I want you to be an advisor to Elon Musk because he can't have the power that he's having right now because now Zelensky needs him. and he's able to cut off the drone and, you know, Russia needs him. Everybody is Starlink and he's got a massive amount of power, battery, now long-term service, all this stuff. They got to take this guy out, right? I want you to play the role of a strategist.

56:27He brings you in and a group of five, 10 other people. What should we do to protect Elon so they don't do to Elon what they did to Charlie? What advice would you give him? Well, that's a tough one. He's got the money. He's got the resources. Yeah, I know, but the enemy, like, I'm going to refer to Qataris again. I never said that publicly, but I'm going to say that. I get an offer some time ago from Qataris. And the offer was, our financial resources are infinite. Give us a number. They reached out to you? Yes. And I said, no. They said, our financial resources are infinite. That's the exact words.

57:20This is a meeting or a call? Yeah, there was a meeting. So I wasn't expecting that, and it wasn't so direct that I can report it. It was like, our financial resources are infinite. Give us a number. I said no. So yes, Elon is a very wealthy man. and he's doing good, but the enemy is not poor. And we have to protect him with all costs. I mean, if they would do something to Elon, the world will not be the same. And it's the same with President Trump. I think there is a need for, to do whatever we can to protect him. I don't think, if we're going to let hurt Elon or President Trump, the world will not be the same.

58:11And I know there is a lot of people, you know, unhappy or with President Trump, but I think he is the best president in the history of this country. And as I said, I'm going to be the first one to build his statue in Europe. Honestly, that's what I think. In Poland? In Poland, yes. I'm going to do it with my own money. I'm going to be the first one to build the statue. We got a President Reagan statue. Why can't we have President Trump? How do you think the Polish would react to it? Oh, we love him. I mean, when he was in Poland, like everyone, even not very much into the politics, like everyone was out and everyone was like...

58:50What percentage loves him? What percentage was... I would say 75 % is honestly, honestly. He's very popular, even for those who are not into the politics. Everyone is like Trump, yes. It's like many, I remember this video when the Democrats or leftists, they were like, oh, I hate Republicans, but Trump, yes. It's true. That's why I'm so proud that my book is, the world premiere is on November 1st in Mar-a-Lago. Administration was kind enough to let me go there. And Mar-a-Lago is like center of beauty of Western civilization in many ways. That's what I think. Not Louvre, Mar-a-Lago. That's why I'm so proud that I'm going to be there with beautiful people on November 1st.

59:38That's why I decided to do it not in Poland, but in America. Be like Poland. It's not Polish title. It's international. And I'm very proud of it. Stay here with me. I want you to think in every relationship, business deals, I do executives, partners, whatever. Everybody's thinking about five things. Each party has their own set of concerns. Each party has their own set of motives. Each party has their own set of assumptions of the other person. Each party has their own set of fears and their own asks. Very simple. Concerns, motives, assumptions, fears, and asks. Okay. Let's go in that room. You're with Elon, five, ten other people.

1:00:22If there was a way that they would take them out, what are some ways you think they would for us to be think about and then put a defensive strategy behind it? What would some ways be? Well, I think to encourage people, okay, in my opinion, political correctness is the main problem in my world, political world. But political correctness, it's not only in politics, but also in the media. and this is the main problem that our language, our communication was changed by the left the way that we are afraid to say obvious facts. That's the case when I ask my close one, why is it so viral? Because people do not use communication language as we should.

1:01:17I think even the language in the movies in 50s and 60s was so different. Like everyone loved, like, I don't know, maybe Sinatra or others, like everyone was, wow, right? The language, the appearance and everything. Our language in 2026 is so primitive, so limited, that I think communication is the main thing to do. because you're building your assumptions on what you see and what you hear. And I think language is very important to communicate what you feel, what you think, and what you want. Because when we are so limited, the whole environment doesn't know what you want, what you think, who you are, what do you want to build, what do you want to practice.

1:02:06And that's why I think communication, that's why X is so important. I mean, freeing the bird was one of the most important decisions in the recent decades. And now from what I'm hearing about CNN, you know. One billion. Yeah. So I think communications as a general term, and it brings you everything behind it. Your self-consciousness. Well, what do you mean by this with Elon? What do you mean by this? I think Elon has a power to change mindset around the world. Because when he was asked, there was a guy, there was an interview, and he was asked, okay, but your odds will not be settled so well because Adverte Reuters said that they're going to withdraw.

1:03:02He says, I don't give up. He said, I don't care. If that's it, let's be it. And I was like, how can you say that? See, that's the part. And that's the thing. And the same thing was with Poland. When they said, if you're not going to take illegal migrants, we're going to fine you 22 ,000 euros per person. And we said, let's be it. And it was like, Germans were like, what? But this is money. You're going to pay. And we're like, let's be it. So the main mindset of globalists is money. That's the highest value. They're going to punish you with the money. They're going to reward you with the money.

1:03:40But if there's something deeper in you and you communicate it, they are shocked. That's why this guy who was interviewing Elon was shocked that Elon said, oh, let's be it. That's why Germans and European Union was shocked when we said, okay, let's be it. We're going to pay. This is it. This is the clip if you want to play it. Good work, Conor. Don't advertise. You don't want them to advertise? No. What do you mean? if somebody's going to try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with money, go fuck yourself.

1:04:13But go fuck yourself. Is that clear? I hope it is. Hey, Bob. You're in the audience. Well, let me ask you then. That's how I feel. simple and the same the same thing that this i'm i'm looking for um one of my um speeches when i said the same do you think european union that you can blackmail us i mean poland with thousand years of history with your money and that's that's on that's on my instagram that was a couple years ago but this is what they cannot understand they cannot understand that there is something more important than money. That values which we believe in are so important for us. And to blackmail someone with the Euros, no.

1:05:06Not with us. Not with Poland. And this is what I think is the whole construction, communication of values. And then everyone is shocked. So let me see. It's down, down, down. It's a long time ago. It's a long time ago. It's a good video because it shows you the similar way of thinking about, yeah, it's on, that was October 2022. This one, October 2022. I think, so that's why I think there are so many like-minded people around the world. We got to protect these guys, though. I think you're bold. We saw what happened with Charlie. He was on a campus when he gave the message, and boom. We're going to need these bold guys that are willing to say what they're saying.

1:05:53But at the same time, we have to make sure they're protected because I think the enemy is going to find a very creative way to get to them. And I hope those guys are. I get that every day, every single day, every day. Like and most of them are from Nigeria. That's funny. Or Arabic states. I can I can show you some screens if you want. Flat out DMs to you. Yeah, they openly do it like they WhatsApp me. with a death threat. I'll show you. It's crazy. The way they don't even hide it. I mean, I'll show you. It's every day. It's like,

1:06:38I'm going to kill you. I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to, like, every day. How does it make you feel? Proud. Proud.

1:06:52I really... Makes you feel proud. Yes, because I know that what I do is important. Is that because the amount of pride you have with your grandpa, your family, because of what they did? Because one of the chapters you talk about your grandfather. Yes, yes. You feel like you're making him proud, your family proud? I do believe... He was a fighter. He fought against Germans and against communists, and he wouldn't want me to be afraid. I don't believe that he would want me to be a snowflake. I'm not a hero, but I'm a man, and I have to do what men should do, protect. And, you know, I don't care. I mean, that's part of my life, part of my job, but, yeah, it's like, I'm gonna shoot you.

1:07:39And he even took a photo of the gun. He's sending a WhatsApp message to you. yeah with the gun and it's crazy it's a lot of it yeah

1:07:59so it's like every day uh i don't know if i can show you the number or not but we won't show the number on the screen yeah i'll show you in a minute

1:08:11so uh you know it's like okay look at that we're not going to show the number yeah yet it's like this kind of things can i read it uh yeah yeah i mean that's the second one so let's start with the first one this one here yeah it's like poland is a poor country immigrants don't want to live in a poor country like Poland, I wonder what's the point of moving to a country like that where it's people who live in poverty. I said, go back to your goat. I will shoot you very soon. Motherfucker. The only thing you can shoot is a stream of piss goat lover. You will see what we did to you soon, mother effer.

1:08:52Stay in your stinking hut made of cow shit, you filthy slob. Your time is running out. You'll soon see what I'm capable of, mother effer. Enough fun. I've got I've got work to do. Send the beggars back to South Africa. Goodbye, goat, effer. So very easy. Very nice. I mean, and it's like every day. Some would call that sexting, you know, to a certain community. Yeah. So every day I'm getting like, I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to kill you. And you're proud of it. This is a. Oh, that's another one. So, well, it means that the message is going through, you know. Same thing. Yeah, yeah. So that's why when I was on your show last time, I think, I asked viewers to do subtitles in Arabic.

1:09:42And someone did when they posted on their forums, right? So for me, important is to get with the message. Do not come to Poland and you're safe. If you're going to come and you're going to come illegally, you might be dead. Go to Qatar. There is so many Arabic countries, Islamic countries. Why would you go to the country where there is no Sharia law and there is so many dogs? Go to Qatar. There is no any other reason than demographic war, and this is the real reason. We know that. We are smart. We are not stupid. We are not naive. That's why we're not going to let them in. If they would like to have a beautiful life, there are so many rich Arabic countries.

1:10:26Why would you go to this poor Poland and why would you try to forcibly enter this country? Why would you? Why would you be in the forest with your wife and with your child crying over that you are not let in? Why would you come without passport? What do you have to hide? So we are not naive. They're not going to come in. I want to go a different place with you. So you mentioned John Paul II earlier. Yeah. How different is he than Pope Leo, in your opinion? Okay. John Paul II was a saint. Pope Leo is okay. He's just a pope. The difference, even between Ratzinger, who was a great pope, and John Paul II, is that John Paul II was a mystic not only a saint in a canon law way of thinking he was a mystic he prayed a lot he suffered a lot and just like Padre Pio he experienced unnatural things he was a saint and he was a mystic that's spiritual side of his but also John Paul II was a Polish who knew what the world the war is and what the communism is.

1:11:49If not John Paul II and Reagan, communists would never fall. Europe will still be under communists. It's these two giants who changed the world. And I think God let us have John Paul II in this moment of history because there was no greater threat to the world than communists in 50s to 80s. For 30, 40 years, communism was so bad in Poland that they tortured and killed so many people, just like jihadists now, just like now in Nigeria and around the world. So he was very special. He's the greatest Polish ever born. We obviously have Copernicus, who changed the world. King Sobieski, who stopped Muslims in Vienna.

1:12:46We had Chopin, who was a great musician. We had Maris Koloskakiri, two Nobel Prizes winner. And we got a lot of great Pauls. But John Paul II is the greatest. He's the saint. He was a great, I mean, you know what happened when he died? We've got very wild culture of football hooligans. Like in the 80s, they were just killing each other. Like really bad. You know what happened during one of the top games? They shake hands. The game was stopped, announced that Pope just died, and they shake hands. Never, ever happened in the Polish history. Maybe it's not the greatest example, but it shows you that he, as a Pope, came to even football fans, not only priests, devoted Catholics, but also proper hooligans.

1:13:40Like we had this culture, just like in Great Britain, as you know. So the whole nation was united for some time, and Pope Leo is okay. I mean, I don't want to criticize Pope. I'm a Catholic. I'm not going to criticize Pope. Does he have the backbone of John Paul II?

1:14:05It's a different history of life. Pope Leo never experienced communism never experienced fascism it's a different history

1:14:21let's give him a chance he's still young this is the match you're talking about in 05 that it was abandoned after he died that's right yes it's very moving because these two were fighting each other for years for decades is there audio or no? yeah there is an audio Okay. And they unite and they pray and they stop the game. It's amazing. I mean, everyone was just crying watching it. And there had to be something with this man who changed, you know, teenagers, drag addicts, football hooligans, not fans, hooligans, who stopped, shake hands, prayed, and then sing a song for him. It's just the whole society was changed, and he was a great man.

1:15:10I remember his pilgrimage to Poland. Obviously, every single highway was packed, and so we left cars and we walked like 20 miles to get there on time, and everyone was happy that there was something with him that brought so many young people to the church, to the values in general. So he was special. I mean, we cannot compare anyone to him. Like, you know, to compare him to anyone else, it doesn't make sense. It's unfair to the other person. Yeah. You know, one thing most people don't know about with your background is you were a radio host for Christian music. That's right. I think you did that for a minute.

1:15:51And then you were an executive in finance and business. Oh, no, in media. Yeah. You were an executive. And then later on, you were an associate to a assistant to a Catholic exorcist, I think in UK, that you worked there in London. You even wrote about this, right? You talked about this. How many exorcisms did you witness? Many. But the reason why I was asked to be there, to be assistant, it's not assistant, it's just a witness, is because many of, many, some of the families sued English exorcists to get money. So the priests, the bishops, they said, okay, we need lay people, men and women, to be a witness that nothing wrong is happening because there's too many cases when families are suing church, like false allegations.

1:16:48So we had to be there, man and a female, present as a witness that nothing wrong is happening. I've seen a lot, but I cannot say what I saw. I'll tell you, we had this saying, the best way for non-believer, for atheists to convert is to witness exorcism. But we cannot bring everyone. So it was, I ran away. The first one, I ran away. I ran away. And I didn't run from the room. I ran away from the church on the other side of the road. It was so terrifying. How old were you at the time? 20? 22, 24. 22, 24. I wasn't a teenager. I was a man. And the things you can see and hear. Yeah, I had a priest here who did exorcisms, and we talked about it.

1:17:51It was very, I don't, can you pull up which, who I think was a couple of them we did. You hear stories about people spitting out nails, you know, levitating, you know, speaking languages that you've never heard before. But you will not believe, Patrick, no one will believe. Oh, Vincent Lampert. If they would not see that. I couldn't believe that. I mean, I don't even say publicly what I saw because people are laughing. People are like, it's crazy mental. So I don't want to, you know, I don't want to get into it because people, you have to see that. I mean. What does it take for somebody to be able to be invited?

1:18:26Because you were 22 when you were invited. Who do you need to be? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you have to be known to the bishop, to the priest. I was in the community, Catholic community, for years. I was serving there, and I was in a prayer group for years. So I wasn't like a guy from the street, right? So you have to be known, your spiritual life and everything. So it's a process, right? If we talk to the 22, 23, 24-year-old Dominic, who did he want to be in life? Was it politics? Was it clergy? What was he going to be doing at 24 years old, 23 years old? I wanted to be a priest. You wanted to be a priest.

1:19:03So that was the direction you were going. I was thinking about it very seriously, but you have to be called. I didn't get a call from God, so he decided to send me on the different part of the front. Because I do believe that what we see as a spiritual war, that we wear suits, but we are not fighting against flesh. I think that evil is using people to start this spiritual war. And I don't want to get into spiritual stuff, but that's what I think. The whole thing with politics is very spiritual. The whole thing with politics is very spiritual. Very. Tell me more. Well, abortion. The greatest genocide in human history.

1:20:05There was, I mean, there's no greater evil. Why so many politicians are pushing? Why? That's pure evil. Did you hear about the child survived abortion last week? No. Survived abortion, so doctor took it to the water and drowned the child in a bucket of water. Where was this? England, I think. So it's, yeah, the guy, maybe, I think it was England. So there's no greater evil than abortion in this world. And this is all on politicians. When you see numbers, babies killed every year.

1:21:02That's why I think that when you treat politics as your job, not as a mission and responsibility, you are in the wrong place. That's why there are so many weak politicians. They care only about elections result, about their seats, not about their responsibility, spiritual and social. I mean, you are responsible for your children and grandchildren. So why are you weak? If you wouldn't be, if you're a good father, if you're tough, You're going to fight for your children, for your wife. If you're weak in the office, if you're weak in the media, don't do it. Do something else. Go fishing. I don't know.

1:21:48It's no time for weak men. 2026 is a man for tough guys. And we cannot be naive. This is a war, actual war. And if you do not understand it, you are in the wrong place again. Again, there's so many obvious facts we have to explain that. Sometimes it's very hard. What's next for you?

1:22:21Presidency, as I said. I want to be a president, and I said that previously. You see, every day, every week, every month is my path to the goal. And I want to do it for my grandpa, father. I want to do it for my mom. She was spit on, right, by communists for being my grandpa, father, daughter. And I want to do it for my family, which is Poland. And I treat Poland as my family. That's how I think about Poles. So, yeah, I'm going to work. I'm working very hard, to be honest. I was really, really tired this morning. I mean, I get to my room at 1 o 'clock in the morning, woke up at 5.30, drive here for like an hour or so.

1:23:16We're doing this show. I'm doing another show at 2. But I want this message to be spread. It's not promotion, promoting book. No, I'm trying to spread this message, Be Like Poland. You know what I did for everyone who is buying my merch? I wrote them the letter, I signed it myself, and I gave them the phone number, and I asked them to send me a WhatsApp with a picture. And they do, because I'm so proud when I see Be Like Poland hat in New Zealand. the guys from Australia wearing my stuff. Do you know how proud I am? I was born in a small town, 12 ,000 people. 12 ,000 people, small town, not even a city.

1:24:08I would never thought that I would be on Patrick, but David in Florida giving an interview. I'm coming from a quite poor family, very simple, normal guy. And now I'm talking about presidency and the whole world is buying, be like Poland's cap. If not God, who would do it? Who? Me? So I think it's spiritual. I'm proud. I'm a patriot. Big things are happening, and I'm always grateful to God. You know what my prayer is every night? Thank you. That's it. I close my eyes. I say thank you. That's it. Well, you know, you to me are a very special guy. I believe in you a lot. From the moment we linked up, there was a connection there.

1:24:58And it's a lot of things happening because of you, Patrick. You know that. You helped me a lot. You just let me talk. You gave me your platform, which you built for so many years, and you say to the world, listen to him. You didn't disturb. You didn't judge. You just said, talk to them. and I'm grateful because I know that what I did is thanks to you also so very very much my man my man folks I'm going to put the link below to the book go support the man order the book order his merch be like Poland we'll put both links below for you to find I think the merch is on dominiktarginski.com on the same website you can find both products looking forward to our next visit thank you very much take care everybody hand made in Portugal Their craftsmanship is a way of life.

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