mr. cornyn, what would you do? >> i know we all celebrate with the family of nina pham, her od diagnosis, being cured of the disease. she was with the president this afternoon in the oval office. call for a travel ban n those west african nations as we wonderful ccine from world class medical facilities that we have. unfortunately dallas was not prepared primarily because they were looking for guidance from the federal government and the center for disease control was giving inconsistent or inadequate incomplete advice on the protocol to use to protect themselves. theaflly the people who came in casual contact were not infected. the people we thought were at the lowest risk were because there was no leadership from the white house and the federal government. > this question is for both. children in texas use -- to get better. their parents get a -- would you legalization medal -- medicinal marijuana in texas? >> we see experimentation taking place all across our country where n places like colorado where it is bein

mr. cornyn. yn: thank you for being here tonight and mountain view college for hosting us and univision for hosting this important discussion of the issues that confront the state and the nation. thank you for the opportunity and privilege of representing the 26 million people of this great state. texas has become a model in so many ways for governments and the policies that promote strong job growth, booming economy and people seeking their dreams. we know by way of background for those of you that don't know me very well i was born in houston. my father served 31 years in the united states air force and grew up in san antonio and went to school in the san antonio and then ran for and was elected as a district judge as well. i later served on the texas supreme court where we built with issues like public education and public access to data quality education for all of texas. i later served as attorney general where we dealt with many other important issues but also served as the chief child suppo

mr. cornyn, what would you do?> i know we all celebrate with the family of nina pham, her good diagnosis, being cured of the disease. she was with the president this afternoon in the oval office. i call for a travel ban n those west african nations as we pursue a vaccine from wonderful world class medical facilities that we have. unfortunately dallas was not prepared primarily because they were looking for guidance from the federal government and the center for disease control was giving inconsistent or inadequate incomplete advice on the protocol to use to protect themselves. thankfully the people who came in casual contact were not infected. the people we thought were at the lowest risk were because there was no leadership from the white house and the federal government. >> this question is for both. children in texas use -- to get better. using medicinal marijuana to get better. would you support the legalization for medicinal marijuana in texas? >> we see experimentation taking place all across our country wher

mr. cornyn? the don't agree with characterization of dr. alameel thet my position or position of most republicans. but i support, as i said immigration reform, but i think we do have a crisis of confidence in washington. and primarily that's because the promises that have been made by the current administration in care, on the economy, on national security, on so many fronts, and people are really to wonder, can we believe what you say. will you actually, if we pass a law, will you actually enforce the law the way congress passes. this president has taken liberties at saying i have a pen and i'm going to do it myself and i'm going to go around congress, i'm not going work with congress. that's not the way our constitution was written. our constitution was written to work together on a bipartisan base is to build consensus, so it can't be my way or the highway, that kind of attitude would yield absolutely zero. >> yes, sir. >> john cornyn voted against the dream act and immigration reform. never s