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The 90-year-old world war ii veteran was not removed from the voting rolls. there was a discrepancy, it was handled, he was contacted and he's eligible to vote. >> maybe this is fair. you tell me if it's not. in pennsylvania where i grew up, they have a law that you have to have a government-issued id to vote. people 70 years and above aren't driving cars, but don't just drive into their 80. how are they supposed to get one of those. i didn't do it. >> your viewers would agree that a voter i.d. is a reasonable requirement to cast a ballot. if you want to buy beer, you have. >> not when you're ...

Passed, about 70% of the votes are impacted by where they make it hard tore vote. it's a page out of the play book -- >> do you ever have any meetings in your party why you talk about ways oaf making it harder to vote. do you ever talk about that? >> there is nothing to suppress the vote, it's against my value system. there are zero cases of u.s. citizens being removed from our voting rolls. the 91-year-old world war ii veteran mentioned was not removed from the rolls. there was a discrepancy, he can now vote. >> in pennsylvania you have to have a government issues pho photo id to vote.

How is that happening? how is this being able to wipe what would be eligible americans off these rolls? >> thank you. what the state of florida has done, it has prepared a list of voters could be removed from the rolls that includes mostly citizens and even though the state says that it is removing noncitizens, there's no evidence that there are any noncitizens on the voting rolls of florida. and they've used an inaccurate database based on the department of transportation data that is out of date. and they have sent letters to voters telling them that they have 30 days to bring proof of citiz...

Voter fraud. part of the law seeks to purge people from voting rolls who are not eligible to vote. but critics say the practice seems to violate the voting rights act. peter doocy looking into it for us in washington. >> reporter: florida has 11.3 million registered voters, some are on a list of potential noncitizens put together by the state and try to guarantee everyone on florida voters rolls is legal. 58% of the people on the list are hispanic not everyone is a minority, some worry that floridians lawfully on the rolls will be removed, like this world war ii veteran on the list. >> i lived...

Witnesses who have actively participated in the first social movement. >> and that is a key example and i want to ask you a little bit about this, because obviously, it is his work, but my colleague writes that what happens is that we see the bloody sunday happen as americans and they write letters to lbj and they say we are not this kind of country. whatever else we are, we are not this, and that provides the president to make a stance in front of the joint sessions of congress, but part of what i'm shocked at is that this idea is just happening to these people over here and i want republican...