The Union of Journalists of Russia prepared a report stating that 90% of the airtime of all central television channels is devoted to the authorities - the president, government, parliament and the United Russia party. Here it is, the “unsatisfactory situation with freedom of speech” that Lukin speaks of. By the way, no one is limited to TV: Gazprom buys Komsomolskaya Pravda, a party functionary is appointed to Izvestia, and the public is excited with rumors about the purchase of Kommersant. One thing is good, while at least somewhere we can still say that we do not have freedom of speech.