No, I suspect he probably agrees. And when he suggests that he is being asked to do the impossible, he is blamed for the problem by a public that doesn't want t

No, I suspect he probably agrees. And when he suggests that he is being asked to do the impossible, he is blamed for the problem by a public that doesn't want to face the more complex reality (kind of like blaming a security researcher for finding a bug). This common attitude ensures that successful politicians are the ones who maintain the illusion of competence and decisiveness in all circumstances.