SUN VALLEY, Idaho — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is giving leadership lessons in the wake of “Bridgegate.”
Christie traded the Garden State for the Gem State on Wednesday night, where he grabbed dinner with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
The two men chatted over food and drinks at Enoteca, a restaurant and wine bar in Ketchum, Idaho, just a 10-minute drive from the Sun Valley conference, which they are both attending.
Christie could be overheard sharing some hard-won wisdom with the 30-year-old Zuckerberg, including the difficulties of monitoring folks who are “two or three levels away from you.”
The pol had problems keeping an eye on staffers just one level away from him.
Earlier this year, he was embroiled in a politically motivated lane-closing scandal on the George Washington Bridge that he blamed on underlings.
Christie told The Post that he’s replacing another speaker at the exclusive pow-wow but stopped short of naming the person.
Speaking of political hitters, Secretary of State John Kerry is also scheduled to speak to the audience of media and tech titans on Friday.