Connecticut Gov. Lamont's State of the State Address Interrupted by Pro-Palestinian Protesters

Despite disruptions, Gov. Lamont delivers an optimistic financial outlook for Connecticut, emphasizing a bipartisan budget and state growth.

Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont's State of the State address, calling for a cease-fire in Gaza.
Lamont highlighted Connecticut's financial health, noting the state's $51 billion bipartisan budget remains in the black.
The governor's speech emphasized tax cuts to be implemented later this year and praised Connecticut's population growth.
No arrests were made during the protests, despite a significant police presence at the state Capitol.
Lamont's budget proposals aim to address concerns from both sides of the political aisle, including increased funding for education and housing initiatives.