That she got elected anyway. I mean her words meant something important to her or she would not have said them publicly. Honestly, the couple of possibilities that I can think of both pretty wrong.

1. She was governor, and truly thought something like that was going on in her state, but she didn't know anything about it. Wasn't holding daily briefings with law enforcement to keep track of the progress in catching the bad guys. Wasn't screaming at the Feds to come help. Just completely wasn't dealing with it. If something like that happened in California, Arnold would have been on the news every night.

2. She made it up because it sounded like something that would resonate with her voters.

3. Please enlighten me. Those are my best guesses, but I'm sure that you know the truth.