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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2020 · 14 MIN

Who Do We Trust?

from The Stephen Mansfield Podcast

This past July, the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life reported the results of a survey regarding the American people’s trust of government institutions. The most trusted people are scientists (83%), while trust of politicians hovers around 37%. At this point in history, the American people don’t trust government institutions and leaders enough to deal with large crises. The 2020 Presidential election will probably be won within a percentage point or two, and that will raise questions from the public. And who will we turn to then?

This past July, the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life reported the results of a survey regarding the American people’s trust of government institutions. The most trusted people are scientists (83%), while trust of politicians hovers around 37%. At this point in history, the American people don’t trust government institutions and leaders enough to deal with large crises. The 2020 Presidential election will probably be won within a percentage point or two, and that will raise questions from the public. And who will we turn to then?

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