so clearly, there are chargesy r based on laws alreadgey passed.o but if these guys are let out on the streets, what are they worth? well, it s my understanding i don t disagree with anything you ve said, but it s my understanding that a lot of this wasstreets.old: i dwith ev. a juvenile. and we need to rethinkand we ney we assess and factoress and your juvenile record , becae none of these stems. ti just. of times it s expunged. wee of the things, again, if i were in congress, i d hold a hearing on this and we passd federal legislation to give states , provide states withon e the protection to be able to do this. i think we have to look at itowt on both ends. how do you think about a juvenile record , whic abouth i think you have to think about very differently and you should weigh against people, particularly when they re violent crimes when thet crimes a, as we ve sen here. and this screams for gang unit s as much as i think we should disband units that are that have n o training an
still managed to kill three people before this happened, which is a big deal and we shouldn t lose focus on them. he s bought his guns legally in march. he didn t have an adult record but he had a juvenile record. i don t know what the role that can play going forward in terms of holding people back the judge is nodding with me. that s a good sign. i think what is important to not lose sight of and this happens as new news stories roll in and people push out the odd ones. a good guy with a gun can help. two days ago, it was 400 trained cops let 20 kids die in classrooms while they were waiting around and using hand sanitizer. jesse: i wish this guy was in uvalde. jessica: i would well kim him to do that. it s a sorry reflection on the state of america, it s an average day that three people are murdered by someone.
juvenile record and it strengthens background checks for buyers under the age of 21. the bill also clarifies who is considered a gun seller and mandates anyone who predominantly buys and sells firearms to register as a federal firearm licensee. new criminal offenses for gun trafficking and straw trafficking would also be established. the new legislation would bolster crisis intervention programs and red flag laws with federal funding. it would also close the so-called boyfriend loophole for domestic abusers. under appropriations, senator chris murphy says the bill is fully paid for by a one-year delay of the medicare rebate rule. the congressional budget office is now reviewing the bill. the senate is on track for final passage before leaving for the july 4th recess. the house indicated it will take up the bill right after the senate. the leading democratic negotiator chris murphy will
those people used to be able to guns. this would close that loophole. i just want to highlight this because i think this is stunning. an average of 70 women per month are killed by intimate partner with a gun. so the boyfriend loophole, that would speak to it. background checks, this bill does not address background checks broadly, but it does address background checks for 18 to 21 years old. it s a thorough review process put in place. into that is put things like mental thelt now. their juvenile record so we could flag that stuff. that s in the bill. why does that matter? 6 of the 9 deadliest mass shootings in the united states were by people 21 years old or younger. this is from the new york
framework of the deal. things like red flag laws, but also closing the boyfriend loophole and supporting juvenile record checks being a part of that background check system for people 18 to 21. that was, of course, one of the sticking points and it s one of the things we re watching closely here as they start writing this bill text. that s one of the pieces that people have a little bit of tension over how it s ultimately going to be written. but i do think that immediately after that closed door luncheon, the fact that mitch mcconnell came out and said he wasn t just comfortable with the framework but supportive of it does give permission structure to the rest of the republican conference in the senate that they could get on board with this if they re feeling pressure from home or the fact the they see things in this bill that they like. i think it s less a question of the landscape changing because joe is right, back during sandy hook, background checks, universal background collecti