back in 1964, we looked it up, a pew study, 76% of the american people believed that most of the time almost always the federal government did the right thing. now it s down to less than 20%. the trust question. the commitments you made before the rollout with health care. what is it? it s a serial decline, mr. president. it keeps going down. what s going to stop it, arrest that decline? of you being honest, anybody who s president, there s skepticism out there. the cynicism and skepticism is deep. and i distinguish between, you know, just management of government and the basic blocking and tackling of getting stuff done to help the american people. and then the ability to move big
speak. we are calling it t-ball with chris matthews. let s look at some of the highlights. let s play hardball. you have a great audience of college-age people and faculty. there is resistance among young people to enrolling in the exchanges and getting involved in taking responsibility for their health care. what s your argument? the trust question. the commitments you have made before the rollout with health care. it s a serial decline that keeps going down. we had watergate, all that together. what will stop and arrest the decline of faith in you doing the right thing, you being honest, anybody as president. the skepticism out there. your remarks on economic justice to me as a roman catholic is what is residence nant with what the holy father francis is
during the primary season that that inhibits a lot of cooperation that is there. and i actually think there s a bunch of republican who is want to get stuff done. they ve got to be embarrassed. the truth of the matter is they ve now been in charge of the house of representatives, one branch or one chamber in one branch of government for a couple of years now. they just don t have a lot to show for it. let s talk about the executive branch which you control. back in 1964, we looked it up, a pew study, 76% of the american people believed that most of the time almost always the federal government did the right thing. now it s down to less than 20%. the trust question. the commitments you made before the rollout with health care. what is it? it s a serial decline, mr. president. it keeps going down. what s going to stop it, arrest
charge of the house of representatives, one branch or one chamber in one branch of government for a couple of years now. they just don t have a lot to show for it. let s talk about the executive branch, which you control. back in 1964, we looked it up, a pew study, 76% of the american people believed that most of the time almost always the federal government did the right thing. now it s down to less than 20%. the trust question. the commitments you made before the rollout with health care. what is it? what is it? it s a serial decline, mr. president. it keeps going down. we had watergate and the vietnam war. but what is going to stop that? you being honest, anybody who is president, skepticism sichl that is out there? look, the cynicism and skepticism is deep and i distinguish between, you know,
representatives, one branch of or one chamber and one branch of government, for a couple years now. and they just don t have a lot to show for it. let s talk about the executive branch, which you control. the back in 1964, we looked it up you. pew study. 76% of the american people believed that most of the time, almost always, the federal government did the right thing. now it s down to less than 20%. the trust question. the commitments you made before the rollout with health care. what is it? what is it that s just it s a serial decline, mr. president. it keeps going down. i know we had watergate, the vietnam war, of course all that together. but what s going to stop and arrest that decline of faith in you doing the right thing, you being honest? anybody who is president, this skepticism out there? the cynicism and skepticism is deep. and i distinguish between, you