Piers Morgan Tried To Destroy Polish Leader, But Gets Humiliated Instead!

Summary

Piers Morgan interviews Polish Law and Justice MEP Dominik Tarczyński about his warning that people approaching Poland’s border could be shot. Morgan asks whether this would apply to any illegal border-crosser, including a Ukrainian refugee without papers.

Tarczyński says the warning concerns people who become violent or threaten Polish soldiers, citing a soldier’s death and earlier incidents at the Belarusian border. He says nonviolent people who cross illegally would be arrested and returned, while Polish law now allows live ammunition in certain circumstances. Morgan argues that Tarczyński’s original wording sounded broader than that explanation.

The discussion then turns to unrest in France and immigration. Tarczyński blames migration policy and left-wing politics for the riots, describes Poland as safer, and argues that Islam is incompatible with Western values. He says he would support barring Muslim immigrants from Britain and France, as well as Poland, and expresses support for Tommy Robinson.

Morgan challenges Tarczyński’s claim that Britain has “fallen” and calls his position fanatical. Tarczyński responds that he would rather be a fanatic than, in his words, see Europe submit to Qatar or jihadists. He also alleges that Qatar had bribed European politicians.

In the closing commentary, the video’s narrator sides with Tarczyński, portraying Poland’s restrictive approach as vindicated by events in France and the UK and repeating the claim that other European countries should have heeded Poland’s warnings.

Presenters and Contributors

• Piers Morgan
• Dominik Tarczyński
• An unidentified video narrator/commentator