The Constitutional Court created by PiS is not a court": Tusk addressed the people of Poland Tonight Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk addressed the clashes at the Constitutional Court in Warsaw. He called the incident disturbing and said the police responded calmly but firmly. "No one doubted that the Constitutional Court, as created by PiS, is not a court," the prime minister said. According to Tusk, the government tried to correct the situation, but all attempts were blocked by the PiS party and the president. The prime minister also criticized the politicians who were pushed out of the court building. What Tusk said in a few minutes of speech: Accuse PiS, former President Duda and current President Noruki of destroying the rule of law. He said that politicians, even the president, have no right to intimidate judges. Accused pro-Russian forces and Russian internet bots of supporting opponents of the current constitutional order. He promised to ensure the independent functioning of the Constitutional Court in accordance with the Constitution. "In a state of law, justice is not determined by muscle and rudeness," Tusk emphasized. He also stated that there would be no compromise with lawlessness.