bowlen acknowledged publicly that the out lines of the accusations against the president had been disclosed to the house intelligence staff and shared with chairman schiff. mr. castor, is that disclosure and mr. bowlen's admission of that disclosure anywhere in this report? >> i don't remember seeing it. >> it's not. i think all members of congress should be held accountable during this impeachment process. and to that end, if i have made any false statements about the whistle-blower or the inspector general's testimony today, then i should be held accountable. the way to do that would be to release the inspector general's testimony or even just pages 53 to 73. i would add that there is nothing in those pages that would in any way identify or place at risk the whistle-blower's identity. nor would it reveal any information that in any way relates to much less jeopardizes national security.