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Hi, everyone.

I hope you can hear me.

So it's interesting to speak about the parliamentary elections and the big victory because I most vividly remember when at the beginning of 2023, we were all bracing ourselves for the third term of law and justice.

That was the spirit in the country.

The spirit in the country in January, February, March was that we are years into opposing the law and justice policies.

We have all, or at least so many of us, have gone to the streets so often, especially women, young people, and so on.

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Hi, everyone.

I hope you can hear me.

So it's interesting to speak about the parliamentary elections and the big victory because I most vividly remember when at the beginning of 2023, we were all bracing ourselves for the third term of law and justice.

That was the spirit in the country.

The spirit in the country in January, February, March was that we are years into opposing the law and justice policies.

We have all, or at least so many of us, have gone to the streets so often, especially women, young people, and so on.

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And lastly, uh, we'll round out this first question, uh, with Ms. Lisowska.

Hi, everyone.

I hope you can hear me.

Um, so, uh, it's interesting to, to, to, you know, to speak about the parliamentary elections and the big victory because, um, I most vividly remember when at the beginning of 2023, uh, we, um, we were all bracing ourselves for the third time, term of law and justice.

Uh, that was the spirit in the country.

The spirit in the country in, in January, February, March was that we are years into, um, opposing the law and justice, uh, policies.

We are, um, we have all, or at least so many of us, have gone to the streets so often, especially women, young people, and so on, um, and nothing has changed, nothing has moved, and nothing will move.

Um, so for this question, we will, uh, actually start with Ms. Lasota.

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Hi, everyone.

I hope you can hear me.

Um, so, uh, it's interesting to, to, to, you know, to speak about the parliamentary elections and the big victory because, um, I most vividly remember when at the beginning of twenty twenty-three, uh, we, um, we were all bracing ourselves for the third time- term of law and justice.

Uh, that was the spirit in the country.

The spirit in the country in, in January, February, March was that we are years into, um, opposing the law and justice, uh, policies.

We are, um, we have all, or at least so many of us, have gone to the streets so often, especially women, young people, and so on.

Really.

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Hi, everyone.

I hope you can hear me.

So it's interesting to speak about the parliamentary elections and the big victory because I most vividly remember when at the beginning of 2023, we were all bracing ourselves for the third term of law and justice.

That was the spirit in the country.

The spirit in the country in January, February, March was that we are years into opposing the law and justice policies.

We have all, or at least so many of us, have gone to the streets so often, especially women, young people, and so on.

Really.

Not so.

I was at my parents' place.

We all- like, we put up the TV to watch it, and I thought that I'm just living through some, like, Orwellian episode.

It was bizarre.

It was done in a way that was, had nothing to do with any kind of democracy and any kind of, like, civility, which that was their whole platform.

Like, "We're gonna respect democracy.

We're gonna respect the rule of law." What they did was, like, they overtook the public media, not in a legal way.

Mm.

... [shouting]

It was incredible because in my, you know, rather boring city, a city that is not politically involved, like, suddenly we saw all of these huge crowds of people just, like, really erupting out of nowhere in our streets.

And I remember we would be walking through these, like, very, you know, working class residential, um, districts of the city, and people would just, like, open the windows and, like, you know, scream to us.

Like, some of them hated us, but then also many of them were like, "Yes, yes!" Uh, it's just kind of, like, uncovered this side of our nation that I didn't know, like, existed.

Law and Justice was cooked.

And I remember I said this, "Everything's gonna change now!" And I have it on the video.

[cheering] I, I love how hopeful I was.

I'm so...