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The poll of 2,007 U.S. adults confirmed, the amount of Americans who believe that false claims are “definitely” true is small, yet, the portion who think they are “probably” true is substantial. Veuer’s Chloe Hurst has the story!

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00:00 A new Kaiser Family Foundation survey has identified a foreseeable comprehensive issue
00:05 when directly correlating safety with gun protection.
00:08 The poll of 2007 US adults confirmed the amount of Americans who believe that false claims
00:14 are definitely true is small, yet the portion who think they are probably true is substantial.
00:21 When asked if it's true that armed school police guards have proven to prevent school
00:26 shootings, 18% of Americans believe it was definitely true.
00:31 42% believed it was probably true.
00:34 However, no studies have shown this and researchers claim armed guards were not associated with
00:39 significant reduction in rates of injuries.
00:42 13% also believed it was definitely true that people who have firearms at home are less
00:48 likely to be killed by a gun than people who don't have a gun.
00:52 29% believed it was probably true.
00:55 Although Hofpost states guns are rarely used in self-defense and instead living with a
01:00 handgun owner increases risk of homicide, accidental deaths and suicide.
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