Piotr G±sowski during the break between the recordings of the programs, he tours the world. The actor and TV presenter is passionate about traveling, which he willingly reports on via social media. Recently leading “Your face sounds familiar” He went to Belarus, where opponents of the election results are protesting on the streets of the city, according to which Alyaksandr Lukashenka has once again become president. Gąsowski compared the riots in Minsk to the situation in Poland in 1980. This did not appeal to TVP journalists.
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Gąsowski went to Minsk and reports what the streets of the city look like now
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Rafa³ Ziemkiewicz attacks Piotr Gąsowski. The actor accurately retorted
Rafa³ Ziemkiewicz in the program “In Crew Vision”, he decided to comment on Gąsowski’s relations with Belarus, accusing him of promoting the tragedy of our eastern neighbors. During the episode, the TVP Info bar showed entries by Internet users who had hit Piotr Gąsowski. The actor referred to this in an extensive Facebook post and short video:
Thank you very much for watching my live yesterday. Thank you very much TVP Info for making a great material about my coming here. Special thanks to Rafał Ziemkiewicz. Rafale, honestly speaking, I’m worried that you used to be a good journalist (…) you are stuck in “In the back of the vision”, you are paid something there, you are afraid to react, you laugh at your jokes yourself. There is nothing worse than having a great time leading from a badly enjoying audience. You’ve been doing it for a couple of years. I’m worried that you used to be a decent journalist, and now you’ve become a gossiper … And a bad one at that – he says in the recording.
However, Gąsowski did not stop there. He ended the recording with a slight tinge towards the journalist:
Dear Rafał, you went on the wrong side, but you will still get to retirement. I wish you to stay behind the vision for as long as possible, because this is a place for you – we hear.
We tried to contact both Piotr Gąsowski and Rafa³ Ziemkiewicz. So far, however, to no avail.
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