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Minority communities who have been killed as results of crimes related to felons who perhaps are in possessions of guns that they have no legal right to be in possession of. earlier you talked about prosecuting gun crimes. and i'm glad to hear you say that. project exile, which originated i think in richmond, virginia, which targeted felons and other people who cannot legally owned or possessed firearms, was enormously effective. and when i looked at the record of the last five and ten years at the justice department, prosecution of those kinds of crimes is down 15.5% in the last five years, d...

If he doesn't like the gun laws, he can argue to people, get your representatives to change them, but he can't change them on his own. >> let's look at the number of criminal weapon convictions. there are laws on the book that are not being used. in 2015 there were 6,002 criminal weapons convictions but they are down 5.8% last year. they are down 15.5% from five years ago. they are down 34.8% from ten years ago. they are up a whole bunch from 20 years ago. >> one of the things he promised to do today was to enforce federal gun laws. gretchen, that's not newsworthy. it should not be newsworthy....

And trauma. >> how about the bmi? >> the bmi is 34.8. >> meaning he is clinically obese. >> again, not healthy? >> ideally that's not the healthy range. >> not atlettic? >> it doesn't necessarily mean somebody's not athletic with the bmi of 31. it just means it's not at the ideal range of the standards of health for bmi would be. >> and you've gone through the actual injuries that you identify. we talked for a moment about the s.i. injury. >> correct. >> is that injury consistent with falling on your back or i guess in the buttocks area did