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David Rangl published a text that he described as a transcript of Andrej Babiš's response to a question regarding the ANO party's results in Prague. In it, Babiš was attributed with the claim that the movement did not lose, only received fewer votes, and that the result was bad. The text further connected the European Union with a green lemon, the electoral failure of Motorists with parking, and Tomio Okamura with not exceeding the five percent threshold. Babiš was also attributed remarks about the Pirates and Somalia, colonoscopies, and penguins that do not fly. According to the text, Karel Havlíček was supposed to prepare an eighteen-page analysis of penguin walking. #volby #politika #ANO (translated)

Jedlenka wrote that due to the poorly audible television in the pub and the fact that she is not a psychologist, she did not want to evaluate Andrej Babiš in a biased manner or wrong him. However, from his appearance at the press conference, she had the impression that he spoke very tearfully. #politika #tiskovka #AndrejBabis (translated)

Field chaplain Katz criticized an unnamed speaker in the block, who according to him stated that some journalists were not allowed in due to limited capacity and the number of employees at Czech Television, while they did not want to take some of them. He described the speaker in an insulting manner and wrote that the remark was made with an arrogant sneer. He added that the moderator did not respond. #Žurnalistika #Čeština #Média (translated)

The article analyzes the paradoxical aspects of the upcoming elections in the Czech Republic, including President Pavel's absence on election weekend, the targeted exclusion of opposition leaders from the Czech Television debate, and controversies regarding the redistribution of funds between cities and municipalities. #Volby2026 #Politika #Praha (translated)

Foreign Minister Petr Macinka temporarily banned officials from his department from appearing on Czech Television in response to the fact that the television did not invite him and four other opposition leaders to the pre-election debate, which he described as an "exceptionally stupid" decision. #volby #ČT #politika (translated)

Czech Television (ČT) rejected criticism from Foreign Minister Petr Macinka regarding the failure to invite the leaders of political parties to the pre-election Super Debate and confirmed that the pre-election rules are set correctly to ensure impartiality and balance in political broadcasting. #ČeskáTelevize #předvolebnídebata #politika (translated)

Tomas Jirsa stated that, in his opinion, the absence of Czech Television at Eurovision has no tangible impact on public service. If the television saves money because of it, he considered this decision logical and called for further similar actions. #Eurovize #ČeskáTelevize #veřejnáSlužba (translated)

Czech Television plans to save 350 million crowns next year, dismiss nearly 350 employees, and limit the broadcasting of several programs, including not participating in Eurovision, in preparation for the expected changes in the funding of public media. #ČeskáTelevize #úspory #propouštění (translated)

P – Paukner Media claimed that the media paid more attention to the accident of Filip Turek than to the testimony of Hana Marvanová in the Dozimetr case. According to him, Marvanová spoke in court about practices that she had warned Vítem Rakušan about back in 2022. The author also recalled her concerns about Stanislav Polčák and the connections between Polčák and Petr Gazdík with the Redl family, including consultations and the selection of people for state enterprises. The post stated that Polčák went on vacation with Redl and that Redl's father is currently facing trial for embezzlement in Prague. The author also wrote that investigative files had not been provided to the parliamentary committee, so according to him, it was unclear to what extent the STAN movement collaborated with individuals referred to by Marvanová as "the boys from Zlín." Regarding Turek, the author noted that the police dismissed his accident because, according to their conclusion, no crime occurred, and the prosecutor did not appeal against it. He criticized Seznam Zprávy for repeatedly changing the headlines about whether Turek met the criteria for a crime, asserting that all its elements had to be fulfilled according to valid law. According to the author, the case was also reported by Czech Television, Forum24, Novinky, and Deník N, while apart from iRozhlas and ČTK, other media did not focus on Marvanová's testimony. The author suggested that the attention given to Turek was intended to overshadow the Dozimetr case and linked the media events to Jan Dobrovský, whom he called the largest sponsor of STAN. He also announced that he wanted to publish materials from the so-called "Paukner archive." #mafie #Praha #politika (translated)

Jana Dubová recalled that Václav Havel would have turned 90 today. She remembered seeing him for the first time a few days after November 1989 when she was a student. Until then, she had only known him from texts, stories, and broadcasts from Voice of America; at home, his name was spoken cautiously according to her. At that time, Havel arrived in a Mercedes, wore a khaki jacket, and was smoking. Dubová described him as a little awkward and unusual, but above all human: he laughed, chatted with people, and joked. She herself was too shy to ask him anything back then, and today she would give a lot for that moment. At that time, she had no idea that Havel would soon become president. However, she remembered him most from that encounter, not from Prague Castle or television, and she still considered him a great man. (translated)

President Pavel will not participate in the municipal elections, with Czech Television and Czech Radio potentially being funded from the state budget starting in January 2028, and the G7 group plans to release significant reserves of oil and diesel. #PrezidentPavel #komunálnívolby #G7 (translated)

Pavel Fohler stated that the Czech Television repeatedly sent him demands for payment of the television fee to his data box. He wrote that he has been living abroad for more than 20 years and does not have a household in the Czech Republic. According to him, the television informed him after his explanation that he pays for electricity in the Czech Republic in their database, and asked him to provide proof of why he does not have to pay the fee. Fohler confirmed that he pays for electricity in the Czech Republic for one apartment and also for approximately ten other apartments, as he believes that in shared living arrangements, the contract is not transferred to each tenant. He added that he does not live in those properties, and described the actions of Czech Television as bordering on extortion. #ČeskáTelevize #TVpoplatek #vydírání (translated)

My job is not to tell people what to think. My job is to create conditions so that they can think freely (and that's why I am nationalizing the television) Haha, that was good... You are definitely not here for thinking, Drápal. https://t.co/FpIS141n1d #svoboda #myšlení #televize (translated)