What podcasts say about Ned Lamont
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Ned Lamont has said on podcasts
14 statements · 2 positive · 9 negative · 3 neutral
Connecticut will prohibit AI chatbot companions for teenagers.
“We're going to stop that.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 29:49
AI innovations can save lives.
“these are the innovations that can save lives.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 30:30
Data centers could consume Southern Connecticut-scale electricity and raise prices; developers should provide power.
“it would suck as much electricity as southern Connecticut and jack up electric prices. So I said, look, if we're going to do anything on data, you better bring in your own power along with you.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 30:45
Connecticut should not impose a blanket data-center moratorium.
“I don't think we need a blanket moratorium.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 31:36
Connecticut home-heating-oil prices will rise approximately 80%.
“The price of home heating oil, and most of our homes are done with home heating oil, is going to go up about 80 percent.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 31:56
The administration’s inconsistent policy creates harmful uncertainty for businesses and government.
“I can't stand the uncertainty and unpredictability.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 32:31
The administration’s inconsistent policy style creates difficulty for business and government.
“the herky-jerky style is really tough. And it's tough on government as well”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 32:38
The Trump administration’s policies will increase health-care costs.
“I'm worried about what they're going to do to health care costs. They're going to jack that up”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 32:52
Health-care costs are placing substantial pressure on Connecticut’s finances.
“it's health care costs that are eating us.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 33:17
Connecticut has become the second-fastest manufacturing-growing and seventh-fastest overall state.
“we've gone from one of the slowest growing states in the country to the second fastest in manufacturing, seven fastest overall.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 33:39
Employment is the key indicator for assessing consumer strength.
“bottom line is I have one rule that had it for like 25 years. Watch employment.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 37:18
Employment is the key indicator for assessing consumer strength.
“Watch employment.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 37:22
High oil prices and interest rates are causing some consumer weakness.
“of weakness because of the two factors that are buffeting them, the”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 37:39
Markets price an 85–89% probability of a December Federal Reserve hike.
“85, 89 percent for December. That's the way the market's priced.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell Overtime 10/8/26Listen at 38:21
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