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Office -- >> i think mental illness is one we could, most of these people are mentally ill. but we have to make sures the records are turned over. we have hipaa rules, a lot of things stand in our way we have to get past these barriers for the sake of this society. >> what's the main art from the other side for example, the nra supporters who didn't like what you were trying to do? >> i went all over the state of west virginia. i talked to my friends and they said this is a good by joe. i said i know it is. why wouldn't you support it? they just don't trust government. they don't think they wo...
Ill. most mentally ill are not violent and function well in society. and i don't like that they are being being. >> targeted. >> yes. targeted. literally sometimes. yes. and it is unfair to them. this man is a former felon. they knew he had issues. he should not have had access to guns. i know the counsel was talking about hipaa laws but the fact of the matter is any therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist can report their patients to nix and ask they please not have access to guns. so we're not doing a good job as the nation on our nix system. we need to probably tweak our hipaa laws and becert...