A recent episode of the '24/7' show on Lrytas TV discussed the president's comments regarding potential corruption within the State Plant Protection Service, raising questions about his adherence to the presumption of innocence and possible pressure on law enforcement authorities. This has resulted in a split among politicians, with some suggesting that President Gitanas Nausėda's rapid opinion on the ongoing investigation reflects personal biases.

The discussion featured prominent political figures, including current and former politicians such as Domas Griškevičius of the Democrats, Jurgis Razma from the Conservatives, and Tomas Martinaitis of the Social Democrats, alongside ex-MP Andrius Mazuronis. Mazuronis drew parallels between the president's behavior and that of a child in a sandbox, indicating a perceived immaturity in his approach to political adversity.

Furthermore, the conversation touched upon Martinaitis, the new social democrat MP, and hinted at an intriguing discussion that took place on Gedimino prospektas in the capital, suggesting deeper political maneuvers and alliances at play. The stark divisions among politicians regarding the president's actions reflect the broader political tensions in Lithuania as corruption accusations loom large.