president of the united states saying let's oust somebody who is legally protected and there are good reasons why whistleblowers have these protections, that he's saying the white house?itter feed to >> yes. this is a president, by the way, who has used u.s. government resources allegedly in the past to do his political dirty work. so i have real concerns about what's happening behind the scenes. you asked ross about what he could do to try to out the whistleblower. >> yes. >> i have real concerns about that based upon his past behavior. calling for the whistleblower to testify or for his or her identity to be revealed it's a stalling mechanism. ross and you just laid out, we already have corroboration. let's focus on what's happening. today. lawyers who are paid by taxpayers to uphold the constitution are bucking the system of checks and balances in the constitution. we have witnesses from the white house refusing to comply with subpoenas and refusing to testify as part of a constitutional process. that is what the president, i think, wants to distract away