is really a symptom of an overall disease that's plaguing the state of connecticut. doing too much can kicking and not being honest about our problems. ainsley: we are seeing it in california and illinois and now connecticut where big companies are leaving because of the high taxes. aetna left your state and also g.e. left your state. >> correct. ainsley: who is to blame for this? >> i think the current governor and the democratic majority in the legislature. they are part of the problem where they do not embrace the kinds of fundamental structural reforms, pension reform, benefit reform, tax reform, the things that other states are doing. and we're seeing their economies growing. case in point, last month connecticut lost 2,000 jobs. massachusetts gained 9300 jobs. we were ranked as one of the sixth worse states in terms of business climates last month. we can't keep doing this any longer. if we don't elect a new governor and a lemming lay temperature that's going to pursue pension and benefit