For 10 points, name this 1979 speech in which the claim that the U.S. faced a "crisis of confidence" was advanced by Jimmy Carter.
After this speech, the New York Times claimed that it struck a "responsive chord" and noted that it lifted its speaker's approval rating to 37%. This speech quoted Bill Clinton's claim that its speaker was "just managing the government" before criticizing the cabinet with the line "there is not enough discipline among your disciples." Patrick Caddell pitched the idea for this speech, which was largely authored by Hendrik Hertzberg as an honest response to the "presidential navel-gazing" that resulted from a ten-day retreat to Camp David, during which its speaker invited criticism. After this speech, the speaker accepted the resignations of James Schlesinger and Joseph Califano and broke a campaign promise by naming Hamilton Jordan chief of staff. It implored listeners to take no unnecessary trips and to use carpools to help resolve the energy crisis. For 10 points, name this 1979 speech in which the claim that the U.S. faced a "crisis of confidence" was advanced by Jimmy Carter.
After this speech, the New York Times claimed that it struck a "responsive chord" and noted that it lifted its speaker's approval rating to 37%.
"Malaise" speech [accept "Crisis of Confidence" speech before "crisis of confidence"]