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The speaker begins by emphasizing their active role in the news cycle, claiming responsibility for conducting "four news conferences a day." They portray themselves as a relentless source of information, engaging with "very intelligent lunatics"—a stark, perhaps provocative characterization of journalists or critics. This language hints at frustration with how their statements are perceived or reported.
They assert that the answers they provide are accurate, considerate of public concerns, and effectively solve "little problems." This suggests a desire for transparency and honesty in leadership, contrasting sharply with what they see as media misrepresentation.