Ridge: Sifting Through Info And Acting On It Is Constant Challenge

Fmr. Governor of Pennsylvania and Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge admits at a forum  held by the George Washington University (GWU) Elliott School of International Affairs that the United States still has problems sifting through information and acting promptly on the appropriate information. (0:29)

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Information Is At The Heart Of Combatting Terrorism, Says Ridge

Fmr. Governor of Pennsylvania and Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge acknowledges at a forum  held by the George Washington University (GWU) Elliott School of International Affairs that information is at the heart of the War on Terror. (0:27)

Ridge Concerned That Americans Lack Urgency On Terror Issue

Fmr. Governor of Pennsylvania and Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge expesses concern that since September 11 we have lost a sense of urgency on issues of homeland security at a forum at George Washington University. (0:17)

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It's Not Just Al-Qaeda And Bin Laden, Says Ridge

Fmr. Governor of Pennsylvania and Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge acknowledges at a forum  held by the George Washington University (GWU) Elliott School of International Affairs that terrorism is much more than just Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda, it’s a constantly evolving growing threat. (0:38)

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Ridge Tells Americans To Leave Sleepless Nights To Government

Fmr. Governor of Pennsylvania and Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge acknowledges at a forum  held by the George Washington University (GWU) Elliott School of International Affairs that terrorism cannot be eradicated, but can be managed. (0:21)

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Penn. Republican Acknowledges There Will Always Be Security Risks In Public Transit

Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Penn.) says during a discussion with the Ripon Society on Homeland Security that the public transit system in the U.S. will always be at risk. (0:35)

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U.S. Safer Now Than 9/11, Improvement Still Needed, Says Lawmaker

Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Penn.) says during a discussion with the Ripon Society on Homeland Security that the U.S. is safer now than it was prior to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but that improvement is still needed. (0:13)

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