Right, if the governor was saying, "finances are weak, schedules are behind, they are spending money like its 1999, and they are making a risky product" I can't

Right, if the governor was saying, "finances are weak, schedules are behind, they are spending money like its 1999, and they are making a risky product" I can't imagine how that wouldn't show up in DD or even a first serious investor meeting. I'm guessing what Schilling wanted the governor to do was to tell all the investors that its a great deal, that the government has their back unconditionally, and that they should invest. By not doing this he was "scaring them away".