Ryan Fazio

both governor...

There was a piece either yesterday or the day before in one, I think it was CT Insider, about how both, uh, Ryan Fazio and Ned Lamont seem to be constructive on, on, on possibly, uh, having a bear hunt in Connecticut, and I- I'm pretty sure I know how you feel about this.

And I'm curious if you think this legislative session there'll be a better chance of getting something.

And, like, I'm not a hunter.

I was reading a story this morning, um, during headlines that shows that, um, the opposite is happening than what historically typically happens.

In other, in other words, um, th- there was a poll about a month ago that, that said that there were 17 points between, uh, Ned Lamont and Ryan Fazio.

Now, usually as you get closer to election day, whoever is in the lead and, and whoever's challenging, usually that gap closes a little bit because there's just more exposure and, and more media time and, and more visibility.

But the opposite happened, which I found very odd.

It went from 17, uh, percent over a month to 20%.

I don't believe in polls whatsoever, uh, because I...

And I know that Ryan Fazio is not sitting home every night watching the playoffs.

He is out there seven days a week, morning, noon, and night, and he, you know, uh, meeting, uh, uh, meeting the s- the good citizens of this state.

I, why do...

I want you to vote early." I think it was Ryan Fazio that was in here a couple of weeks ago, and he says, "Yeah, bank your vote.

Get, go in and, and vote early." Which something I never, I never did.

In fact, I never, even when it was offered to me, I never, it never occurred to me to do that.

L- and let me explain why.

Next weekend, he's going to speak to Ryan Fazio.

Now, I have a theory.

I have a theory.

I fact-checked everything, and I thought it was interesting.

As I'm listening to it, I'm listening to Dennis House's questions, I'm listening to, to, um, to, uh, Governor Lamont's answers, and I'm saying to myself, "Eh, interesting." It is stunning what I saw in this interview.

But I gotta listen to the second one with Ryan Fazio to give my, m- my overall assessment.

Right.

Once he got up, it was over.

And then, uh, earlier this year, uh, State Senator and gubernatorial candidate Ryan Fazio.

Mm-hmm.

We had a little mix-up there.

... colleagues in the Senate will keep fighting.

Yeah, I mean, that don't, it's never gonna happen under a Lamont administration.

But I, I believe Ryan Fazio, I've talked ab- about that with him, uh, on this show.

And, and he's all for association plans.

Okay? I did, I did, I did a little something, something for that whole thing.

Uh, also later on on the program, Ryan Fazio has a new ad out about Eversource, uh, and the Eversource CEO.

Is there something there? Is there...

I- is there something there or is there something not there, so to speak? I'm gonna play the audio so you can hear it yourself, and also we're gonna talk about the Somali pirates who are shooting up a Midwest town, um, and people who are acting surprised, and what the Somali community is saying about 100 people shot in this community.

And I want you to hear directly from him exactly what he said and why it is so significant.

So stand by for that.

Also, uh, Ryan Fazio put out a online ad about the Eversource CEO.

We'll make, um, we'll make some, uh, understand...

But, uh, uh, look, I, I'm...

I'll criticize Ryan Fazio.

He, he hasn't made an issue of any of this.

I mean, he, uh, he, he wants to eliminate the requirement that municipalities, uh, publish legal notices about their, uh, their, their, their actions, uh, but he's got nothing to say about the, uh, the extra expense of il- illegal immigrant kids in New Haven or anywhere else.

Or, or I should say this.

Let me put it this way.

Whether you, or not you believe Governor Ned Lamont has a 17-point lead in the polls or a seven-point lead in the polls over Ryan Fazio, with all the corruption-

Yeah