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joining me now is florida democratic congressman charlie frist, the former florida governor running for, thank you for being with us. how do you think this voting law is going to affect voter turnout? >> it's going to suppress the vote ala georgia. it's unconscionable that florida is doing this. wasn't that long ago that floridans, including governor desantis, were praising the florida vote last november saying how flawless it was, how good it was, and now they're trying to correct something that's not broken. it makes you wonder what's going on. but i don't wonder about it very much. i think it's clearly voter suppression. it is wrong. it's anti-democracy, for crying out loud. the notion they're trying to do this and make it harder for fellow floridans to vote in the upcoming election in 2022 is obvious they're scared they're going to lose if they don't suppress the democratic and independent voter turnout. it's shameful, it really is. >> assuming desantis runs, are you concerned about this being advantageous to him personally? >> i think that's why he signed the bill. i think that's w