Matt Miller

However, it was incredibly slow.

I had all day, so it was no big deal, but

I feel like I could have at some points walked faster and I've lived a lot of my life in Germany where the trains do a solid 200 miles an hour.

Why are our trains, why is our technology so much slower than that of the rest of the developed world?

Why don't we have high speed rail?

But the Germans have figured this out.

The French have figured this out.

The Spanish have figured this out.

Why can't Americans make fast trains?

So I wonder about, especially around here, Roger, we care so much about the New York area and the Hudson Tunnel project is going to be scrapped under the Trump administration to canceling funding for that.

How does that affect the Northeast Corridor and its most congested area?

I got to ask about New Jersey Transit.

It's the bane of many people's existence, right?

I

I think intelligently chose Westchester as a place to live.

And Metro North is awesome and always working and very often on time.

Whereas New Jersey Transit, like we write stories on a weekly basis about how bad it is, the delays, the stoppage in tunnels.

Why is that such a problem compared to riding up and down from Westchester?

Why is crossing over the river into New Jersey so much more painful for commuters?

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