Part 3/6:
The Role of Conspiracy Theories and Public Perception
As the files remain undisclosed, skepticism among the public intensifies, with critics and support alike questioning the motives behind the withholding of information. Many now accuse the administration of being part of the "swamp"—a term often used to describe entrenched, corrupt political interests—further eroding trust.
This episode illustrates how conspiracy theories and lack of transparency can rapidly destabilize political support, especially when supporters feel they are being deceived or left in the dark on critical issues.