Ned Lamont

Personally speaking, as I look at a lot of the Civil War down in Washington, D.C., and I look at L.A.

and I look at Chicago, you know, I do think it's important that the Democratic governors stand and stand and speak with one voice that, you know, what we need from the federal government in terms of a reliable partner.

Ray Dalio will be speaking again.

Remember a year or two ago, he was talking about Civil War.

We go, oh, Ray, come on.

It's a little bit unnerving if you see those images right now.

I talked to General Yvonne, the head of the Connecticut Guard.

We're very careful.

I said, any inquiries from the federal government?

I don't know.

We just sent our guard to Djibouti, not to Chicago.

I feel pretty good about that.

We are speeding up our rail system from, say, Greenwich to, you know, Grand Central.

That'll be 10, 15 minutes faster.

Working really hard to make sure you know you can get the workforce you need.

And again, we haven't raised taxes in seven years.

We've balanced the budget.

I think that type of stability is pretty helpful.

Well...

I'm a governor, so I can't overpromise.