President Trump Touting His Legislative Record.
CABRERA: President Trump is touting his legislative record. He boasted that in his first year of office, he broke President Truman's record for signing new bills into law.</s>DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: It was one of the things that people don't understand, we have signed more legislation than anybody. We broke the record of Harry Truman.</s>CABRERA: So, this little pat on the back came during a surprise visit to a Florida fire house. He was supposed to be there to thank the first responders for their help with security as he visits this area. Well, the president repeated over and over again that he is among the most productive presidents ever. Here to fact check, Sara Murray, CNN's White House correspondent. So, Sara, the president's claim there is just not true. Break it down for us.</s>SARA MURRAY, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Well, I don't think we are surprised at this point to see President Trump touting his record. He certainly feels he doesn't get the credit he deserves. But in this case, the pat on the back may have been a little richer than deserved. If you look back at previous administrations, actually President Trump has signed fewer bills in his first year than any administration dating back to Eisenhower. So that claim doesn't hold water. But obviously the president is still riding high on this victory from tax reform, and certainly wants to make it look like he had a more productive first year in office than the numbers reflect.</s>CABRERA: All right. Thanks for the quick update. Sara Murray reporting in Florida, traveling with the president -- thank you. Up next, dramatic drops in crime in major U.S. cities, like New York, Philly and Las Vegas. But there are some key exceptions. A look at what's behind the numbers when we come back.