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Tarczyński urges U.S. voters to reject socialism in Fox interview

The Polish European Parliament member draws parallels between European unrest and American politics in a fast-starting Saturday in America excerpt.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 287,741 views a day, 11 times a normal first day on this channel (26,382).

European lawmaker warns 'AMERICA IS GOING TO BE GONE' amid socialist THREAT

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0:03McEnany opens with live Paris protest footage and earlier unrest in Marseille.
1:06Tarczyński draws on living under communism to argue that electing socialists would threaten American freedoms.
2:29He links Poland's Constitutional Tribunal dispute to judicial disputes in the United States.
4:52His closing appeal asks American voters to reject socialism and preserve freedoms for future generations.

Footage of protesters in Paris opens Kayleigh McEnany's interview, but Dominik Tarczyński soon turns the conversation toward American voters and his own experience of communism.

"I used to live under communism. I know what communism is," the Polish European Parliament member tells the Saturday in America host. He argues that electing socialists would threaten American freedoms for generations, presenting Europe's unrest as a warning for the United States ahead of the elections.

The excerpt, posted by Fox News Clips from the Fox News broadcast, reached roughly 144,000 views in eight hours. Its comment count had already grown to nearly six times the channel's usual full first day for regular videos.

Tarczyński also connects the dispute over Poland's Constitutional Tribunal with American judicial disputes. The tribunal reviews whether Polish laws comply with the country's constitution; his comparison places that institutional confrontation within his broader argument about threats to freedom.

"Freedom is not given once and for all," he says, before closing with another appeal to reject socialism.

The channel also drew an unusually large audience for a separate Saturday in America interview with Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter about the Justice Department's investigation into alleged illegal voting in California. Of those two election-focused excerpts, Tarczyński's interview had drawn the larger audience.

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