and an unloaded firearm. very serious crime and charges in this document. the fact it was not relayed to the appropriate database and the department of defense, and they re also reviewing similar miscommunications throughout the military has happened in the past, to see if any of these cases have slipped through the cracks. and this kind of reporting would not allow violent persons to have firearms. so the military would have given information about why he was discharged and what crimes he would have been convicted of, and that because it was a federal offense it could have prevented him from getting a firearm, is that right? that s right. any domestic violence case should be entered into this database by the military. there was an official guidance to demand all air force
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been efforts to prevent the perpetrator in this case and, you know, there s a lot of talk about how the air force screwed up. and it absolutely did. remember that 22% of guns are acquired without a background check in this country today. and so even if the air force had put his name on the list, he would have been able to go to a gun show, through a private transaction buy a weapon anyway. so a starting point is to make sure that everybody goes through a background check before acquiring a weapon. 93% of gun owners support that policy. and, you know, there s a rare consensus here. it s not a magic wand. but would it help? absolutely. and i think that mental health piece, the president talked about that. and the administration initially rolled back greater efforts to restrict people with mental health problems from getting weapons. in colorado after one of the shootings there, they made some progress at the state level on getting access to records,
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learned? reporter: we re starting to learn more importantly about each of these victims but cruel details about what happened inside that sanctuary on a sunday morning. authorities telling us that he emptied 15 magazines. that is 450 rounds at the first baptist church. perhaps most chillingly in retro expect, we re learning that the warning signs were there. the air force, admitting that they failed to alert federal authorities about devin patrick kelley s history of domestic abuse, a mistake that could have prevented the killer from purchasing the rifle that he used to carry out sunday s massacre, adding to his arsenal of weapons. somebody really dropped the ball in this case and there s 26 dead people now. reporter: an investigation now under way by the air force inspector general as court records offer insight into the shooter s violent past n 2012, the shooter pled guilty to assaults in 2011 and 2012 against his first wife and aggravated assault against his