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What i worry about with this framework and given the sort of -- the incapacity of administration to effectively administer any change of any kind of legislation is how will this be administered. who is deciding -- what the rubric for this deciding. you are darker skins so you might need to be on assistance later on and how do we decide that and to what rafael said, do we end up with a system who won't use social services that are needed. which puts the rest of us at risk for health outcomes and remember these are people who pay about $7 billion in social service -- in social security. >> undoc...

I mean, since 1993, i have been working as a reporter in japan, mostly on the police beat. >> in fact, guns are so rare and tightly regulated here that even mobsters avoid using guns. known as the yakuza and often recognized for their full-body tattoos, japanese organized crime doesn't lack for muscle. they have trotteredly had enormous reach in business and politics, once described as the largest private equity group in japan by morgan stanley, but many don't like conducting business with a gun. >> translator: guns are like nuclear weapons. weapons that the yakuza has, but won't use. >> a for...

Mostly on the police beat. >> in fact, guns are so rare and tightly regulated here that even mobsters avoid using guns. known as the yakuza and often recognized for their full-body tattoos, japanese organized crime doesn't lack for muscle. they have trotteredly had enormous reach in business and politics, once described as the largest private equity group in japan by morgan stanley, but many don't like conducting business with a gun. >> translator: guns are like nuclear weapons. weapons that the yakuza has, but won't use. >> a former yakuza boss sat down with us to give us his take on the mob'...

Murder. that's right. one. the u.s. per capita gun homicide rate that year was nearly 4,000 times that of japan. guns are so rare and tightly regulated even mobsters avoid using guns. known as the yacuza and recognized for full body tattoos, japanese organized crime had enormous reach in business and politics and described as the largest private equity group in japan. many don't like conducting business with a gun. >> guns are like nuclear weapons. weapons that they have, but won't use. >> the former boss sat down to give us this take on the mob's attitude. he insisted on wearing a mask