Gov. Christie Holds Town Hall Meeting in Freehold [VIDEO]

The National Guard Armory in Freehold was packed to capacity for the with Gov. Chris Christie Friday. 

The session provide residents with an opportunity to ask the governor about subjects ranging from the effects of flooding after Hurricane Katrina, the New Jersey Supreme Court and various national issues.

One boy in the crowd asked whether or not the governor would run for another 4-year term. Christie said he was still considering that.

Christie told the audience that he decided to host town hall style meetings when he became governor because he felt it was the only way to truly speak directly with state residents.

“When I was first elected to governor, I told my staff we've got to come up with a way to communicate with the people in a way that isn’t filtered... So we decided to do this,” he said.