thousand twelve %HESITATION failed a background check of those eighty thousand forty four were

forty four people were prosecuted out of eighty thousand of those nine thousand I can't find one case where

way out pre shape that but here's my concern about background checks last year eighty thousand people failed a background check nine

love the eighty thousand more than forty four probably legally you'll never convince me that's

law on the books were forty four people out of eighty thousand it gets prosecuted is not much of a loss nchener

who fail a background check some are false positives but very few eighty thousand people into

murder when eighty nine percent of America eighty four percent of gun owners said they believed there should be background checks better background Congress

all the background nnj well and here's what I think I think background checks as its point you made eighty thousand people popped up is not being eligible

nine thousand people in two thousand ten failed a background check who are felons on the run and none of them were prosecuted so for before you expend background checks include

and of the population of eighty thousand to pick and choose it or somebody to prosecute we only pick forty four federal

what they were trying to sell that won't work criminals will never go through a background check seventy six thousand people filled a background check in two thousand ten nine

I was disappointed that the Congress did not pass universal background checks %HESITATION after

know we have the I don't know I know okay go ahead I know that we've been dealing with this since two thousand five two thousand sixteen thousand seven I've

want background checks that work information that is shared immediately I and

should be a background check for all potential buyers does that give you pause in opposing that expansion well

forty four you are one of the youngest in forty four as I think I I don't know about that I just you know it is what it is you