Rogobete states that Romanians are exhausted after 100 days of uncertainty and poorly managed crises by the government. He criticizes the reduction of health spending and calls for the resignation of the prime minister.

Former minister Rogobete stated that Romanians are tired after 100 days of uncertainty and overlapping crises, accusing the government of being unable to manage the situation. He emphasized that the government labels 'reform' any measure it does not know how to implement, suggesting that these reforms are merely excuses for administrative mistakes.

Rogobete also criticized the low share of health spending in Romania, stating that health should be a priority, not a budgetary burden. In the end, he called for the resignation of the prime minister, emphasizing that continuing a misguided direction does not represent a reform, but rather a deterioration of the situation. Rogobete concluded optimistically, expressing his belief that things will improve.