Tom Ridge
Former United States Secretary of Homeland SecurityWikipedia
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Nov 4, 2026
Dan TurrentineHOST
If these people win, they're going to be up again in 2030.
Dan TurrentineHOST
In 1994, when we lost Tom Ridge in Pennsylvania, what's his name, in Michigan, I think it was Spencer Abram or I forget who won in Michigan.
Dan TurrentineHOST
Tommy, what's his name? Tommy Thompson.
Dan TurrentineHOST
Okay,
Steve TurleyHOST
They're pretty they're pretty bad.
Steve TurleyHOST
They're Tom Ridge Republicans.
Steve TurleyHOST
They're very liberal, very rhino.
Steve TurleyHOST
Again, generally speaking.
Tony ShafferGUEST
As a matter of fact, it was kind of funny.
Tony ShafferGUEST
During Bush 43, President Bush, Tom Ridge, in his book, actually admitted they were raising the alerts to try to get people to pay attention to get votes.
Tony ShafferGUEST
Look, I'm a Republican, and I am against that sort of thing.
Tony ShafferGUEST
And Tom Ridge got in a lot of trouble for admitting that in his book.
Tony ShafferGUEST
But it was true.
Tony ShafferGUEST
So you've got to not do that, because first off, The public's going to get tired of being warned and nothing happens.
John CatsimatidisHOST
With us is Tony Carbonetti, Chief of Staff to Rudy Giuliani.
John CatsimatidisHOST
Well, Tony, you guys honored Tom Ridge, Homeland Security, honored Rudy Giuliani last week.
John CatsimatidisHOST
Tell us about
Tony CarbonettiGUEST
it.
John CatsimatidisHOST
Rudy Giuliani did a great job for eight years.
John CatsimatidisHOST
Well, Tony, you guys honored Tom Ridge, Homeland Security, honored Rudy Giuliani last week.
John CatsimatidisHOST
Tell us about
Tony CarbonettiGUEST
it.
Paul KaneHOST
A young Mormon from, uh, Southern Las Ve- uh, Southern Nevada, Harry Reid, was there.
Paul KaneHOST
Um, Bill Richardson, Mike DeWine, Tom Ridge, John Kasich.
Paul KaneHOST
Did you have a sense-- That was a pretty ambitious group of people there, a bunch of people who went on to be governor, um, several who ran for president, one who won, uh, his pr- party's nomination.
Paul KaneHOST
Did you look around and see-- I mean, you're no slouch.
Tony CarbonettiPANELIST
He is.
Tony CarbonettiPANELIST
He's t- tonight, he's actually getting an award tonight from, uh, Tom Ridge's old Homeland Security foundation.
Tony CarbonettiPANELIST
So I'm going over there tonight.
Rita CosbyHOST
Beautiful.
Dom GiordanoHOST
And thanks for putting all this together.
Barbara ZippiGUEST
You know, Tom, I'm actually looking at the ocean and the reconstruction on the boardwalk down here in Walwood.
Barbara ZippiGUEST
Looking forward to talking to you.
Barbara ZippiGUEST
And we could find a little bit of Italian in anybody.
9 MINS LATER
Dom GiordanoHOST
You know, and every time I see this.
Dom GiordanoHOST
This ad, we're seeing House rep ads now, not just state Senate.
Dom GiordanoHOST
The Tomlinson woman and Casey, come on the show and explain yourself.
Dom GiordanoHOST
She's one of the people that voted to take away those scholarship monies.
Charlie RoseHOST
I read from this article, and of the many nightmares animated by the attacks, this is the one with pride of place in our experience in literature, and we know that from his own lips.
Charlie RoseHOST
In Osama bin Laden's aspirations, in February, Tom Ridge, the Bush administration's Homeland Security chief, visited the New York Times for a conversation, and at the end, someone asked him, given all the things he had to worry about, high-tech airliners, anthrax, smallpox, germs, and crop dusters, what did he worry about? He cupped his hands prayerfully and pressed his fingertips to his lips.
Charlie RoseHOST
Nuclear, he said simply.
Charlie RoseHOST
My assignment here was to stare at that fear and inventory the possibilities.
Mark HalperinHOST
Uh, President Zelensky is in the EU-
Kevin WallingHOST
Tom, Tom Ridge, what the heck were you doing all that time?
Mark HalperinHOST
What were you thinking? What were you doing?
Kevin WallingHOST
Where's your ag- where was your ag policy?
43 MINS LATER
Larry O'ConnorHOST
Um, but I will say this.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
Uh, what we were commenting on was first of all his evasiveness, because he was not answering the direct, uh, question directly.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
It was from an NBC, uh, national reporter, Tom Llamas.
Mark HalperinHOST
Okay.
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