of gun crimes is down thirty percent in my view that's on except we should be focused on stopping violent criminals and

that is a debate about violence guns are what they're using to commit the violence the problem is violence and no one is focusing on why the society has become so violent why

it focused on increasing the federal resources on prosecuting violent gun crime if a felling uses a gun in a crime federal

more resources on the ground to prosecute violent young that's where our resources should be focused you

the law that's where our resources I think need to be focused at and and let me suggest the president has had a great many news conferences focusing on this issue and

subsequent violent so what this bill does is it creates a task force at the department of justice focusing on prosecutor felons

this bill focuses on making the background system work better providing incentives providing

to addressing the issue of violent crime is to focus our resources our attention on violent criminals to

imposed because on your selling your shot to other provinces beyond that it's focusing attention

create more paperwork or nobody's going to do something about it let's focus on the problem so I think this is been a good debate for the Senate I

purchased a gun shows I today there is no quote so called gun show loophole every federally let licensed firearms dealer who sells a gun and if a gun show has

the problem is in the problem is violent criminals and so it provides law enforcement resources to prosecute felons and fugitives trying to illegally by god a

solve the problem to make a positive step towards reducing violent crime which I think should be everyone's objective and and and it is my hope on

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on the wrong prob the problem is not to law abiding citizens engaging in a private transaction between firearms the problem in violent

we should be prosecuting gun crime and so this national project exile will target in particular fifteen juristic with