Where did they judge the two faces of President Lee Jae-myung?

I made this argument on my own here.
That President Lee Jae-myung failed to serve the people and his duplicity was exposed. It seems that, as a result, the people have ultimately lost trust in the government.
Where did they judge this from?
Three months into the Lee Jae-myung administration...
"If our dear Mr. Gaeddong-ssi could just block one thing, I wouldn't mind going to prison."
(This is something the President is saying in the name of the President.)
But in reality, the media is pushing rumors of a dismissal of indictment, and since that didn't work, they are now trying to bring up a special prosecutor law for fabricated prosecution?
What does this mean? It is duplicity, isn't it? Isn't he just saying he doesn't want to go to prison himself?
Does this make logical sense? This is mocking the people. A President must not possess such a dual personality. On top of that, he even looked askance at the Busan incident.
If they proceed with a special prosecutor for fabricated prosecution, it will cause a massive backlash. It is mocking the citizens. By December, his approval rating will drop to 20%.
In truth, he gave a public address to the nation, but the rise in approval ratings has been slow. In reality, he has merely diverted the people's attention.