Political commentator Petros Michopulos assesses the current Czech political landscape, focusing on the declining state of Andrej Babiš. Michopulos asserts that Babiš, aged 72, is experiencing cognitive lapses and making inconsistent statements. He suggests Babiš's cabinet is comprised of individuals who cater to his needs, citing Filip Turek as an example. Notably, Michopulos believes that President Petr Pavel is performing the role similarly to his predecessor, Miloš Zeman. He attributes this to the constraints imposed by the Czech constitutional system, arguing it inevitably shapes presidents into a similar mold. Ultimately, the commentator suggests the system itself dictates the nature of the presidential office, regardless of individual inclinations.