What conclusion could be drawn from a 2011 pew research center poll about how americans feel about press criticism of political leaders?

According to the 2011 Pew Research Center poll, the public was divided over whether the press protected or hurt democracy (42%-42%), and Americans were 10 points less likely to view the press as an effective watchdog. A 56% majority of those 18-29 said press criticism prevented political leaders from doing things that should not be done; today, three-quarters (75%) say this. The research suggests that in 2011, all-time lows in trust of the press were reached. A conclusion that can be drawn is that Americans just don't trust the press much anymore like they used to.