A big part of the public still needs a father or grandfather sitting on the top of a hill and showing better knowledge than them, President Mikheil Saakashvili said in a Rustavi2 program Nanuka’s Show.
The President spoke about necessary characteristics for a state leader and his own public relations style. Saakashvili said he was first called “crazy” by critics in Russia because of the expressive style and that some of the Georgian politicians had then followed in those footsteps. He also said “trust” had become the main issue in his former ruling government.

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