i want to bring in tom ridge, our country's first secretary of homeland security. r governor of pennsylvania and is an expert in international and cyber security. secretary ridge, thank you so much for your time, sir. >> craig, very nice to join you today. very interesting listening to your previous participants in that conversation. thank you. >> thank you. let's continue the conversation. i want to start with big picture, get your general thoughts on the whistle-blower complaint and the allegations about president trump. >> first of all, i think it's wise to remember that congress created the whistle-blower statute for a very specific reason. there may be conduct, questionable conduct within the executive branch that may rise to a particular level that those within the executive branch believe that congress should be informed. this is such an occasion. secondly, there's a process to determine whether or not the congress as evidenced by the transcript of the phone call and whatever else the investigation may reveal is worthy of articles of impeachment. i do think i

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