Marcos Rejects Resignation Calls, Addresses Low Trust Rating

President Bongbong Marcos addressed the nation today, firmly rejecting calls for his resignation amid recent criticism and low approval ratings. In a press briefing following the 46th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Marcos stated, "I don't do things for optics. If there is a problem, I like to fix it." This statement follows the release of a Pulse Asia survey showing his trust rating at 32%, significantly lower than Vice President Sara Duterte's 50% and former President Rodrigo Duterte's 63%. News5's report highlights Marcos's response to criticism, emphasizing his focus on problem-solving rather than responding to political pressures. The video concludes with a look at the President's return to the Philippines after the summit, showcasing a neutral and informative approach to the news.