Whistleblower laws, as ACTUALLY written (to my knowledge), DO ALLOW the accused to face his accuser. They only protect the whistleblower from being punished in any way for coming forward to speak out. It is only in this new era of Democrat TDS that they have intentionally conflated the meaning to include protection of the whistleblower's identity. Nowhere in those laws was that ever intended or stated (again, as far as I've always understood it). Thus, we have every right to know who he is. Trump has every right to face him, but he is protected from any punishment for coming forward. Personally, I think if he is found to be lying, he should still be eligible for punishment - and that might be how it is, but I'm not sure.