joining me now, kay bailey hutchison, and ted strict land.er for all texans to vote? >> well, i think what it does is assure that the voters are qualified to vote in texas. i think that is what many states are trying to do. i don't think it is a discrimination. i think it is just trying to assure the integrity of the election. >> well, the center for justice said the recurring claims of voter fraud, and that is the idea that many of those who are for it, was that it simply does not pan out when it comes to in-person fraud. which is supposedly here, senator, what those who are supporting it want to happen. so how would you react to that? >> well, i think that what has happened since the law has been in place is that there has been no difference, really, in the turnout in places that these people are saying might be suppressed. and that has not happened. it has been in place for two election cycles. and i think the effort to ensure integrity of the elections should be something that every american wants. you want voters who are qualified, who a

also kay bailey hutchison here with us, as well. i'm not minimizing the threat. we know what it's doing to west africa. same time 100 people die every day from the flu in the united states. 115 people are killed in car accidents every single day. the enterovirus has sickened hundreds upon thousands in 43 different states and a 5-year-old boy died in the town next to mine in yunlg ovnew jer the weekend. why is ebola getting so much attention? >> i do think we need to pay more attention to flu and enterovirus, but ebola has such a high fatality rate. and especially the concern that its numbers have increased exponentially in west africa, it could be a much bigger problem than the flew virus. but of course take i would say stroifs and in terms of how many people they have impacted -- >> because the enterovirus is airborne, right? >> exactly. >> sneezes, cough, traditional communicable types of viral infections. but ebola is all over the headlines. >> and enterovirus is easier to spread and harder to control. ebola, at least we know bodily fluids. enterovirus, it's h