think all members of congress should have some form of security in town hall meetings, or in congress on your corner meetings when they are actually in the public? >> we have worked with the sergeant-at-arms office and the capitol police and all of the members outlining a lot of ideas and steps they can take to enhance the security for themselves and their staff. and i think a responsible way is for members to follow those steps. there are a lot of things that could be done that don't require additional resources from the federal government that i think will in fact be helpful. but in cases where there are specific threats clearly the capital police along with their partners are willing to take steps necessary to protect the security of members and their staff. >> chris: but, you told us in the breakfast we have that one of your colleagues in congress