The Pact (2015–…): Season 2, Episode 4 - Rozlam - full transcript
'THE FIRST CASUALTY OF WAR IS TRUTH'
HIRAM JOHNSON
starring
music by
photography by
written by
directed by
- You can't run the story. Not now.
- I can't withhold it any further.
- Someone killed him.
- You don't know that.
He tried to tell us something.
And then, he died.
- It's not necessarily connected.
- We fucking need to check it.
The article will be published
in tomorrow's issue.
I don't fucking get you.
You so badly want to hit Kostrzewa?
- The facts are on our side.
- Yours?
Sure.
Piotr is right.
There is no coincidence.
If you find out more about it,
you'll get a special issue.
UNKNOWN USER:
'WM 30021 SILVER FORD MONDEO'
UNKNOWN USER
HAS LEFT THE CONVERSATION
I had to do it.
Darek...
- This party is also mine.
- No, it's not.
What's your powerbase?
Who supports you?
How many people
did you select for our ballot?
If we get into the Sejm,
nobody will back you up.
Nobody.
REPORTER FOUND DEAD
ANDRZEJ BITNER HAS DIED
The documents check out.
- You wrote the truth.
- Which one is able to kill?
Everyone.
This tender involves
billions of zlotys.
- Drop it.
- They fucking killed him!
You wanna be next?
They already know you.
If you dig in it,
they'll take you out.
Who might have sent
the Natalia video?
None of us, I think.
Spectrum's IT didn't find anything.
Why?
My informer
got in touch with me again.
It all started with him.
She lied to me
and she must pay for that.
It wasn't my decision.
You don't have to let the audio out.
I think the Prime Minister
is of a different opinion.
But he's not the one
who keeps the tape, right?
We can still make a deal.
After we win,
I'll need people like you.
First, you need to win.
When the story gets published,
Kostrzewa will cut off
from you anyway.
What about you?
What guarantee do I have
that you'll keep your promise?
What do you want?
Hi.
He pissed me off terribly.
When I started out,
he didn't publish my articles.
My first story ran after ten months.
Then he took me out drinking.
For the first time.
He held out his hand and said...
'You've just become a journalist.'
And he puked on my shoes.
They recorded me.
They recorded me
and now I'm being blackmailed.
What am I supposed to do about it?
- Hush it up.
- How?
Here's the telephone number
of the man who has the recording.
And his price.
Is this a joke?
If you want us
to reach the finish line together...
You have to get the money.
We'll manage.
Fancy a drink?
We have little time.
Start acting now.
Andrzej Bitner,
a renowned journalist,
died last night at the age of 73.
He was an icon
of the underground press.
What mattered to Andrzej
was the truth.
First in Kurier,
then in The Weekly.
We will all miss him.
ANDRZEJ BITNER
DIED OF A HEART ATTACK
The Weekly has published evidence
for corruption in the government.
Grodecki claims the tender committee
was bribed and the procedure rigged.
The bribe concerned a defence tender
for the acquisition of drones.
Janiak's documents
provide proof of the crime.
We have no comment from Congress
or PM Kostrzewa himself.
In an hour, the party
will hold a press conference.
It may be the end of Kostrzewa.
The election is in three days.
Should Kostrzewa attack now?
Everything depends
on today's debate.
The leaders of two main parties
will meet for a debate tonight.
- They're neck and neck in the polls.
- Revival may soon take a lead.
The debate's winner
may win the election.
THURSDAY:
3 DAYS UNTIL THE ELECTION
PM Kostrzewa hasn't commented
on the accusations yet.
But his campaign staff plans to file
an election lawsuit
against The Weekly.
If Congress has time to do that,
go ahead.
But the results of our investigation
leave no room for interpretation.
Just check the story
in today's Weekly.
The Weekly may now be accused
of trying to affect
the election results.
We got evidence for corruption.
Were we supposed to hold it back?
It would've been
convenient for the PM,
but it's not how The Weekly operates.
The campaign people
are freaking out.
I thought we might succeed
without secret documents,
bribes and all that crap.
You'll manage.
This is what you want after all.
- It was a mistake.
- What was a mistake?
We should've met at your place.
...winds out of the north
will make it feel chillier.
Tomorrow will bring no surprises...
Make yourself comfortable.
Extensive limb swelling.
Myocardial necrosis
caused by the occlusion
to the left
anterior descending artery.
Meaning?
An anterior wall
myocardial infarction.
Today's Weekly.
Have you read it yet?
I browsed through it.
'Janiak's will:
the secrets of the defence tender.'
Can you comment on this story,
please?
- To my alarm, it didn't surprise me.
- Why not?
This government has accustomed us
to the worst type of corruption.
While Revival is...
'a breath of fresh air in politics'?
So you've read our leaflet.
Yes, it's true.
Is it possible
to bring it about on purpose?
If you want to, anything's possible.
But the tox showed nothing.
He was an elderly man.
The Weekly materials,
are these the same documents
Revival got hold of?
I'd rather not comment on this.
As Ms Wagner said, we didn't
want to use them in our campaign.
Because you obtained them illegally?
We operated entirely within the law.
- You're sure of that?
- Absolutely.
Deputy PM Janiak
gave us the documents
- out of concern for Poland.
- Let's listen then.
I have a bagful of such nails.
Why are you doing this?
- How much?
- Wait a moment...
Ania... How much?
- What's this?
- Thank you.
The offer expires at 6 p.m.
Kostrzewa will pay
twice as much for this.
Sort it out between you two.
Ania...
Why didn't you pay him?
It doesn't work this way, Darek.
You screwed it up.
I didn't promise I'd pay him.
I told you we'd manage.
Listen to me. You set me up, get it?
Together we decided
it would be better this way.
Who decided?
What do you think?
Fancy a shot?
- What time is the debate rehearsal?
- There's no rehearsal.
- What are you talking about?
- No rehearsal!
We're back to square one.
They're gonna kill us with that tape.
- You're fucking freaking out?
- Me?
- We're ahead of Kostrzewa.
- We were! You seen the latest polls?
- Fix a studio for the rehearsal.
- Do it yourself.
Darek...
- He's right. It's a bad idea.
- What is?
- Your taking part in the debate.
- You got a better solution?
Oh please, it's ridiculous.
Your lie will dominate the message.
- He'll eat you alive.
- You'll be to blame if we lose.
I'm clean.
In Rosinska's show,
I cut off from the documents.
It's a good idea, Darek.
Damn.
That is so clever of you.
We have no other choice now.
Darek, can you hear me?
Shit!
They'll take him for observation.
- For how long?
- Until the end of the week.
Keep the change. Thanks.
...a teaser of a major profile story
that we'll run
in the next issue and...
- What's this?
- They fixed it under my car.
- Who did?
- Have no fucking idea!
Yesterday, I left the office
and someone followed me.
My informer tipped me off.
He sent me the plates numbers.
How?
- How did he tip you off?
- I get messages through an IM app.
- Did you try to locate him?
- I did. No success.
I've got someone who will handle it.
It might be the special services.
I need your phone.
Here's Kostrzewa.
Here's you.
- Shall we start?
- Uh-huh. Wait.
- No, no!
- It's too hot.
Put it back on.
You won't take it off at the debate.
Ready?
A mine in Bytom, Silesia,
has been on strike for a few days.
Revival's view on that?
Silesia has always been exploited
by the authorities.
No. You are the authorities too.
Watch your words.
Today's situation results
from years of negligence.
From ignorance
of the central government.
From the lack of vision
of Warsaw decision makers.
Too official. It's your topic.
What are your plans?
Silesia needs our energy.
Silesia needs our energy
and greater...
Silesia needs...
Silesia needs our energy.
Greater attention.
An overall strategy
that would help its inhabitants.
Too general.
Show him you come from that place.
- Bytom is my hometown...
- Don't look down.
I know them. I understand
their needs. So Revival...
- Told you not to look down!
- Screw you!
Defence. He'll refer
to your comment on the army.
I was never against
investing in defence.
- Attack.
- The PM's party
- distorted my statements.
- Don't feel sorry for yourself.
Every year, we lose billions
because the current government...
Don't glance at the camera.
We lose billions of zlotys
because the government
yields to the pressure of lobbyists.
Our arms companies get orders
- from all countries except Poland.
- Stop.
That's something specific.
Now translate it into emotions.
Polish employees don't get
this money. It's the PM's fault.
Turn it into a sound bite
they can use in the news.
The PM prefers to contribute
to foreign economies than our market.
Don't cut down on your emotions.
Excuse me. Yes?
It's not the best moment.
I understand.
There's someone to see you.
If it's so urgent, I'm listening.
- Congratulations.
- I don't understand.
On taking power.
Is this supposed to be a joke?
The Prime Minister
hasn't seen them yet.
And it can stay this way.
What do you want?
Nothing.
So what's the point of our meeting?
When you form the government,
you'll need me.
- To do things like this?
- Our cooperation will be fruitful.
No.
You still have a few hours left.
The choice is yours.
Nicely played, indeed.
Skalski is history.
Now the photos and emails...
And you're all gone.
It's an offer.
- Maybe it can still be undone?
- How?
I don't know!
He's probably playing his game
on two fronts,
meeting Kostrzewa right now.
What should I do?
There is a way.
What is it?
You have to cut ties with me.
At the debate, tell them
you didn't know about my materials.
You're a victim of my investigation.
- You're nuts.
- You have to do it.
- So I'm supposed to pin it on you?
- It doesn't matter now.
It's absurd.
I have to go now.
Bye.
Did you order these?
Looks like his nerves are shattered.
If you don't know who's gonna win,
you place your bets on everyone.
I need to see him.
What do you want?
The same thing as everyone.
Peace and quiet.
You won't do it.
- This offer is good and honest.
- You're gonna be held responsible.
For the shooting attack and Jonca.
I'll find the proof and ruin you.
Mr Bitner's death.
Didn't it teach you anything?
You keep walking on their leash.
Whose?
I don't know.
But I know why now.
Four years of peace.
People get a bit nervous
when it comes to power.
- Ready?
- Always.
- It's going to hurt.
- Pardon?
Good luck.
This strategic region has always
been a priority for my government.
Thank you, sir. Now Ms Anna Wagner.
You have one minute to respond.
It won't take that long.
The Prime Minister has been talking
for years. But no action follows.
One sentence will be enough.
You're telling porkies!
This is how Silesians
describe liars.
Our next topic is defence.
You said that Poland
didn't need an army.
Do you still hold
this controversial opinion?
Poland deserves a strong army.
But one that uses Polish weapons.
We lose billions of zlotys
because the government
doesn't order arms
from national companies.
Sir, how does it happen
that Polish arms companies
get orders from all countries
except Poland?
We pay workers from Germany,
France and the USA.
Yet, we might as well support
Polish employees and their families.
The money might stay in Poland,
contributing to the national economy.
Unfortunately,
PM Kostrzewa preferred
to look after his clients' army!
There's nothing to laugh about, sir.
Recently, we could all read about
the latest defence tender procedure.
- Who do you represent?
- Pardon?
- Whose interest are you acting in?
- Please, respect our rules here, sir.
I apologize.
The procurement process
was fairly conducted.
Whoever made a mistake
will face the consequences in court.
The next question
also concerns defence.
Can you comment
on the Weekly investigation?
The article raises
serious allegations of corruption.
The evidence collected
by the reporters looks reliable.
Not in this case.
Of course, Ms Wagner promotes
the revival of politics...
- It wasn't my investigation.
- But you controlled it.
I see I have no choice
but to say it.
Ms Wagner is
in a romantic relationship
with the author of this article.
So it leaves no doubt
that the Weekly article
was written
on Revival's political order.
So I'm asking: what revival
of politics are you after?
We must not be fooled by the idea
that Revival is a breath
of fresh air in Polish politics.
Yes. It's true.
I was in a relationship with
a Weekly journalist, Piotr Grodecki.
It's not a secret.
- We split up recently.
- He managed to run the story before.
I never wanted
to talk about my personal life.
But I believe both my voters
and political opponents
have the right to know the truth.
We split up because of principles.
Piotr Grodecki...
He abused my trust.
Exploiting our relationship, he came
into possession of the documents
that he used without my knowledge.
And it was over between us.
It wasn't an easy decision,
but I had to take it.
I learnt my lesson.
People who will understand me
are those who once put
absolute trust in another person
but then regretted having done so.
The voters should
demand more from their politicians.
And we must
demand more from ourselves.
I believe that Revival is the only
chance to improve our country.
We will improve Poland.
Any explanation?
None?
We split up
before she got into big politics.
Who cares?
What counts is here and now.
Now your entire story
loses its credibility.
- Told you not to publish it.
- That's funny!
But all of us are in deep shit now.
- It's Seidler.
- Take it. You two have a chat.
Hello?
The debate is now over.
Who's the winner?
An interesting debate
with strong arguments.
- Kostrzewa played all his cards.
- That's why he lost.
Our viewers believe
the outright winner is Anna Wagner.
- 68% versus 32%.
- She's natural, rational.
A real leader.
Revival convinced hesitant voters.
Wagner showed the human touch.
She won the debate and proved
she could be
the Revival's new leader.
WAGNER 69%, KOSTRZEWA 31%
A POSITIVE CHANGE? LET'S VOTE!
WHO WILL WIN THE DEBATE?
KOSTRZEWA - SURPRISINGLY WEAK.
NO PILLS TODAY?
Certainly.
Mr Seidler will see you now.
- You lied to us.
- I had my reasons.
All right. Let's drop it.
Here's your chance to make amends.
Here's the IP address
of your informer.
And his current coordinates.
- I'll find him there, right?
- He was there an hour ago.
Thanks.
How did you track me down?
- An IP address.
- Was anyone following you?
- No.
- You sure?
You didn't notice yesterday.
What was the point of that show?
Of asking me
'who sent the video' questions?
Told you. I work for the government.
I can't get involved.
- But that had to be revealed.
- And I did reveal it.
So what is this all about?
Why is Andrzej dead?
This is something I don't get myself.
- Why did you send him to Silesia?
- I fucking didn't!
Did he tell you what he found there?
- No.
- So what did he look for?
Don't know,
but it isn't about Silesia.
Oh yes. Sure.
UNKNOWN USER:
THEY TRACKED ME DOWN.
WHO DID?
DON'T TRUST ERYK.
Everything all right?
Yeah.
It's my boss.
I had to let her know
where I was and with whom.
It was stupid of you.
That's the protocol.
After Andrzej's death,
we have to be more careful.
So you don't know anything?
I'll let you know
when I find something.
The IM app, OK?
OK. Let's do it.
HIRAM JOHNSON
starring
music by
photography by
written by
directed by
- You can't run the story. Not now.
- I can't withhold it any further.
- Someone killed him.
- You don't know that.
He tried to tell us something.
And then, he died.
- It's not necessarily connected.
- We fucking need to check it.
The article will be published
in tomorrow's issue.
I don't fucking get you.
You so badly want to hit Kostrzewa?
- The facts are on our side.
- Yours?
Sure.
Piotr is right.
There is no coincidence.
If you find out more about it,
you'll get a special issue.
UNKNOWN USER:
'WM 30021 SILVER FORD MONDEO'
UNKNOWN USER
HAS LEFT THE CONVERSATION
I had to do it.
Darek...
- This party is also mine.
- No, it's not.
What's your powerbase?
Who supports you?
How many people
did you select for our ballot?
If we get into the Sejm,
nobody will back you up.
Nobody.
REPORTER FOUND DEAD
ANDRZEJ BITNER HAS DIED
The documents check out.
- You wrote the truth.
- Which one is able to kill?
Everyone.
This tender involves
billions of zlotys.
- Drop it.
- They fucking killed him!
You wanna be next?
They already know you.
If you dig in it,
they'll take you out.
Who might have sent
the Natalia video?
None of us, I think.
Spectrum's IT didn't find anything.
Why?
My informer
got in touch with me again.
It all started with him.
She lied to me
and she must pay for that.
It wasn't my decision.
You don't have to let the audio out.
I think the Prime Minister
is of a different opinion.
But he's not the one
who keeps the tape, right?
We can still make a deal.
After we win,
I'll need people like you.
First, you need to win.
When the story gets published,
Kostrzewa will cut off
from you anyway.
What about you?
What guarantee do I have
that you'll keep your promise?
What do you want?
Hi.
He pissed me off terribly.
When I started out,
he didn't publish my articles.
My first story ran after ten months.
Then he took me out drinking.
For the first time.
He held out his hand and said...
'You've just become a journalist.'
And he puked on my shoes.
They recorded me.
They recorded me
and now I'm being blackmailed.
What am I supposed to do about it?
- Hush it up.
- How?
Here's the telephone number
of the man who has the recording.
And his price.
Is this a joke?
If you want us
to reach the finish line together...
You have to get the money.
We'll manage.
Fancy a drink?
We have little time.
Start acting now.
Andrzej Bitner,
a renowned journalist,
died last night at the age of 73.
He was an icon
of the underground press.
What mattered to Andrzej
was the truth.
First in Kurier,
then in The Weekly.
We will all miss him.
ANDRZEJ BITNER
DIED OF A HEART ATTACK
The Weekly has published evidence
for corruption in the government.
Grodecki claims the tender committee
was bribed and the procedure rigged.
The bribe concerned a defence tender
for the acquisition of drones.
Janiak's documents
provide proof of the crime.
We have no comment from Congress
or PM Kostrzewa himself.
In an hour, the party
will hold a press conference.
It may be the end of Kostrzewa.
The election is in three days.
Should Kostrzewa attack now?
Everything depends
on today's debate.
The leaders of two main parties
will meet for a debate tonight.
- They're neck and neck in the polls.
- Revival may soon take a lead.
The debate's winner
may win the election.
THURSDAY:
3 DAYS UNTIL THE ELECTION
PM Kostrzewa hasn't commented
on the accusations yet.
But his campaign staff plans to file
an election lawsuit
against The Weekly.
If Congress has time to do that,
go ahead.
But the results of our investigation
leave no room for interpretation.
Just check the story
in today's Weekly.
The Weekly may now be accused
of trying to affect
the election results.
We got evidence for corruption.
Were we supposed to hold it back?
It would've been
convenient for the PM,
but it's not how The Weekly operates.
The campaign people
are freaking out.
I thought we might succeed
without secret documents,
bribes and all that crap.
You'll manage.
This is what you want after all.
- It was a mistake.
- What was a mistake?
We should've met at your place.
...winds out of the north
will make it feel chillier.
Tomorrow will bring no surprises...
Make yourself comfortable.
Extensive limb swelling.
Myocardial necrosis
caused by the occlusion
to the left
anterior descending artery.
Meaning?
An anterior wall
myocardial infarction.
Today's Weekly.
Have you read it yet?
I browsed through it.
'Janiak's will:
the secrets of the defence tender.'
Can you comment on this story,
please?
- To my alarm, it didn't surprise me.
- Why not?
This government has accustomed us
to the worst type of corruption.
While Revival is...
'a breath of fresh air in politics'?
So you've read our leaflet.
Yes, it's true.
Is it possible
to bring it about on purpose?
If you want to, anything's possible.
But the tox showed nothing.
He was an elderly man.
The Weekly materials,
are these the same documents
Revival got hold of?
I'd rather not comment on this.
As Ms Wagner said, we didn't
want to use them in our campaign.
Because you obtained them illegally?
We operated entirely within the law.
- You're sure of that?
- Absolutely.
Deputy PM Janiak
gave us the documents
- out of concern for Poland.
- Let's listen then.
I have a bagful of such nails.
Why are you doing this?
- How much?
- Wait a moment...
Ania... How much?
- What's this?
- Thank you.
The offer expires at 6 p.m.
Kostrzewa will pay
twice as much for this.
Sort it out between you two.
Ania...
Why didn't you pay him?
It doesn't work this way, Darek.
You screwed it up.
I didn't promise I'd pay him.
I told you we'd manage.
Listen to me. You set me up, get it?
Together we decided
it would be better this way.
Who decided?
What do you think?
Fancy a shot?
- What time is the debate rehearsal?
- There's no rehearsal.
- What are you talking about?
- No rehearsal!
We're back to square one.
They're gonna kill us with that tape.
- You're fucking freaking out?
- Me?
- We're ahead of Kostrzewa.
- We were! You seen the latest polls?
- Fix a studio for the rehearsal.
- Do it yourself.
Darek...
- He's right. It's a bad idea.
- What is?
- Your taking part in the debate.
- You got a better solution?
Oh please, it's ridiculous.
Your lie will dominate the message.
- He'll eat you alive.
- You'll be to blame if we lose.
I'm clean.
In Rosinska's show,
I cut off from the documents.
It's a good idea, Darek.
Damn.
That is so clever of you.
We have no other choice now.
Darek, can you hear me?
Shit!
They'll take him for observation.
- For how long?
- Until the end of the week.
Keep the change. Thanks.
...a teaser of a major profile story
that we'll run
in the next issue and...
- What's this?
- They fixed it under my car.
- Who did?
- Have no fucking idea!
Yesterday, I left the office
and someone followed me.
My informer tipped me off.
He sent me the plates numbers.
How?
- How did he tip you off?
- I get messages through an IM app.
- Did you try to locate him?
- I did. No success.
I've got someone who will handle it.
It might be the special services.
I need your phone.
Here's Kostrzewa.
Here's you.
- Shall we start?
- Uh-huh. Wait.
- No, no!
- It's too hot.
Put it back on.
You won't take it off at the debate.
Ready?
A mine in Bytom, Silesia,
has been on strike for a few days.
Revival's view on that?
Silesia has always been exploited
by the authorities.
No. You are the authorities too.
Watch your words.
Today's situation results
from years of negligence.
From ignorance
of the central government.
From the lack of vision
of Warsaw decision makers.
Too official. It's your topic.
What are your plans?
Silesia needs our energy.
Silesia needs our energy
and greater...
Silesia needs...
Silesia needs our energy.
Greater attention.
An overall strategy
that would help its inhabitants.
Too general.
Show him you come from that place.
- Bytom is my hometown...
- Don't look down.
I know them. I understand
their needs. So Revival...
- Told you not to look down!
- Screw you!
Defence. He'll refer
to your comment on the army.
I was never against
investing in defence.
- Attack.
- The PM's party
- distorted my statements.
- Don't feel sorry for yourself.
Every year, we lose billions
because the current government...
Don't glance at the camera.
We lose billions of zlotys
because the government
yields to the pressure of lobbyists.
Our arms companies get orders
- from all countries except Poland.
- Stop.
That's something specific.
Now translate it into emotions.
Polish employees don't get
this money. It's the PM's fault.
Turn it into a sound bite
they can use in the news.
The PM prefers to contribute
to foreign economies than our market.
Don't cut down on your emotions.
Excuse me. Yes?
It's not the best moment.
I understand.
There's someone to see you.
If it's so urgent, I'm listening.
- Congratulations.
- I don't understand.
On taking power.
Is this supposed to be a joke?
The Prime Minister
hasn't seen them yet.
And it can stay this way.
What do you want?
Nothing.
So what's the point of our meeting?
When you form the government,
you'll need me.
- To do things like this?
- Our cooperation will be fruitful.
No.
You still have a few hours left.
The choice is yours.
Nicely played, indeed.
Skalski is history.
Now the photos and emails...
And you're all gone.
It's an offer.
- Maybe it can still be undone?
- How?
I don't know!
He's probably playing his game
on two fronts,
meeting Kostrzewa right now.
What should I do?
There is a way.
What is it?
You have to cut ties with me.
At the debate, tell them
you didn't know about my materials.
You're a victim of my investigation.
- You're nuts.
- You have to do it.
- So I'm supposed to pin it on you?
- It doesn't matter now.
It's absurd.
I have to go now.
Bye.
Did you order these?
Looks like his nerves are shattered.
If you don't know who's gonna win,
you place your bets on everyone.
I need to see him.
What do you want?
The same thing as everyone.
Peace and quiet.
You won't do it.
- This offer is good and honest.
- You're gonna be held responsible.
For the shooting attack and Jonca.
I'll find the proof and ruin you.
Mr Bitner's death.
Didn't it teach you anything?
You keep walking on their leash.
Whose?
I don't know.
But I know why now.
Four years of peace.
People get a bit nervous
when it comes to power.
- Ready?
- Always.
- It's going to hurt.
- Pardon?
Good luck.
This strategic region has always
been a priority for my government.
Thank you, sir. Now Ms Anna Wagner.
You have one minute to respond.
It won't take that long.
The Prime Minister has been talking
for years. But no action follows.
One sentence will be enough.
You're telling porkies!
This is how Silesians
describe liars.
Our next topic is defence.
You said that Poland
didn't need an army.
Do you still hold
this controversial opinion?
Poland deserves a strong army.
But one that uses Polish weapons.
We lose billions of zlotys
because the government
doesn't order arms
from national companies.
Sir, how does it happen
that Polish arms companies
get orders from all countries
except Poland?
We pay workers from Germany,
France and the USA.
Yet, we might as well support
Polish employees and their families.
The money might stay in Poland,
contributing to the national economy.
Unfortunately,
PM Kostrzewa preferred
to look after his clients' army!
There's nothing to laugh about, sir.
Recently, we could all read about
the latest defence tender procedure.
- Who do you represent?
- Pardon?
- Whose interest are you acting in?
- Please, respect our rules here, sir.
I apologize.
The procurement process
was fairly conducted.
Whoever made a mistake
will face the consequences in court.
The next question
also concerns defence.
Can you comment
on the Weekly investigation?
The article raises
serious allegations of corruption.
The evidence collected
by the reporters looks reliable.
Not in this case.
Of course, Ms Wagner promotes
the revival of politics...
- It wasn't my investigation.
- But you controlled it.
I see I have no choice
but to say it.
Ms Wagner is
in a romantic relationship
with the author of this article.
So it leaves no doubt
that the Weekly article
was written
on Revival's political order.
So I'm asking: what revival
of politics are you after?
We must not be fooled by the idea
that Revival is a breath
of fresh air in Polish politics.
Yes. It's true.
I was in a relationship with
a Weekly journalist, Piotr Grodecki.
It's not a secret.
- We split up recently.
- He managed to run the story before.
I never wanted
to talk about my personal life.
But I believe both my voters
and political opponents
have the right to know the truth.
We split up because of principles.
Piotr Grodecki...
He abused my trust.
Exploiting our relationship, he came
into possession of the documents
that he used without my knowledge.
And it was over between us.
It wasn't an easy decision,
but I had to take it.
I learnt my lesson.
People who will understand me
are those who once put
absolute trust in another person
but then regretted having done so.
The voters should
demand more from their politicians.
And we must
demand more from ourselves.
I believe that Revival is the only
chance to improve our country.
We will improve Poland.
Any explanation?
None?
We split up
before she got into big politics.
Who cares?
What counts is here and now.
Now your entire story
loses its credibility.
- Told you not to publish it.
- That's funny!
But all of us are in deep shit now.
- It's Seidler.
- Take it. You two have a chat.
Hello?
The debate is now over.
Who's the winner?
An interesting debate
with strong arguments.
- Kostrzewa played all his cards.
- That's why he lost.
Our viewers believe
the outright winner is Anna Wagner.
- 68% versus 32%.
- She's natural, rational.
A real leader.
Revival convinced hesitant voters.
Wagner showed the human touch.
She won the debate and proved
she could be
the Revival's new leader.
WAGNER 69%, KOSTRZEWA 31%
A POSITIVE CHANGE? LET'S VOTE!
WHO WILL WIN THE DEBATE?
KOSTRZEWA - SURPRISINGLY WEAK.
NO PILLS TODAY?
Certainly.
Mr Seidler will see you now.
- You lied to us.
- I had my reasons.
All right. Let's drop it.
Here's your chance to make amends.
Here's the IP address
of your informer.
And his current coordinates.
- I'll find him there, right?
- He was there an hour ago.
Thanks.
How did you track me down?
- An IP address.
- Was anyone following you?
- No.
- You sure?
You didn't notice yesterday.
What was the point of that show?
Of asking me
'who sent the video' questions?
Told you. I work for the government.
I can't get involved.
- But that had to be revealed.
- And I did reveal it.
So what is this all about?
Why is Andrzej dead?
This is something I don't get myself.
- Why did you send him to Silesia?
- I fucking didn't!
Did he tell you what he found there?
- No.
- So what did he look for?
Don't know,
but it isn't about Silesia.
Oh yes. Sure.
UNKNOWN USER:
THEY TRACKED ME DOWN.
WHO DID?
DON'T TRUST ERYK.
Everything all right?
Yeah.
It's my boss.
I had to let her know
where I was and with whom.
It was stupid of you.
That's the protocol.
After Andrzej's death,
we have to be more careful.
So you don't know anything?
I'll let you know
when I find something.
The IM app, OK?
OK. Let's do it.