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

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

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

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

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

more than prosecuting people this more than background checks and I know it's a complicated endeavor but

tenth of one percent of the people fail a background check get prosecuted there's a lady in my state who pled not guilty by reason and sanity of killing the trying

one want to fill in on the run who fails a background check to be prosecuting put back in jail surely

we should be able to prosecute the dumbest criminals in America there are nine thousand people last year who filled out a background check form who are felons on the run from the law you

growth averaged less than one percent a year nineteen seventy eight nineteen eighty two coming out of Jimmy Carter and

thousand of the people who failed the background check were convicted felons on the run from the law in

enforcement community to go after people fail a background check or felons I think is a much better approach than

point nine percent there's only one other period since World War two of four consecutive years of less than one percent growth was

five one hundred thousands a one percent I would argue that with this level of prosecution and

get background check in only sixty six got prosecuted wind the world would you expand that system if

year for premium increases a fifty one percent in Iowa thirty percent in