GOV. CHRIS CHRISTIE, (R) NEW JERSEY: I said to my staff, I feel like I want to throw up. And that's me. After all the effort and time and resources that we put in to help the folks at Seaside Park and Seaside Heights rebuild, to see this going on, as I said at the top is unthinkable. I know how I feel. I can only imagine how the residents and business owners in this area are feeling. As soon as this is over we'll pick ourselves up, we'll dust ourselves off and we'll get back to work. I do not want red tape and bureaucracy at the local level to slow down or impede rebuilding, demolition, removal and rebuilding. What I've directed the commissioner of community affairs do is work with both mayors, provide whatever state resources are necessary to expedite demolition where appropriate and removal. And then rebuilding.</s>BANFIELD: That is the New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. He was standing at the site of a devastating fire on one of New Jersey's most famous boardwalks. It had just been rebuilt after last year's Superstorm Sandy. Millions and millions of dollars of rebuilding and look at it on the screen, up in smoke. The fire crews are still pouring water on the smoldering embers. About 50 newly re-opened businesses ended up being burned to the ground. They just tried to make it for this summer to get open in time for the summer. Our Don Lemon right away dispatched live to Seaside Park in Seaside Heights. That is just so devastating to see the governor, Don, he gave some of the most powerful words. I cannot imagine what it is like where you are. First and foremost, is the fire out yet.</s>DON LEMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: It's not out yet. Let me show you what it's like. Over here. These are some of the people who live in the area, and they are - they can't get back into some parts.
Gov. Christie Speaks on Recent Seaside Heights Fire