3D Gun Group Suspends Downloads After Court Ruling.
BALDWIN: The website for touted plans for 3D printed firearms went dark overnight. Federal judge blocked a deal the Texas based non- profit reached that essentially makes it illegal to print them online after president Trump said 3d guns don't seem to make much sense, Sarah Sanders is blaming the Department of Justice for approving the settlement.</s>SARAH SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: The Department of Justice made a deal without the president's approval. On those regards, the president is glad this effort is delayed to give more time to review the issue. In this administration supports the decades-old legislation already on the books that prohibits the ownership of a wholly plastic gun.</s>BALDWIN: CNN Money tech correspondent Laurie Segall is with me. I wanted to follow up on this today because we know that the group Defense Distributed, the company behind, right, they have already distributed the plans for these guns. So, what now?</s>LAURIE SEGALL, CNN MONEY TECH CORRESPONDENT: Over a thousand people have already downloaded this. They were teasing they were going to put it out today. They actually put it out a couple days ago. And Brooke, I spoke to Cody Wilson yesterday and this was before this really, before the temporary halt and didn't seem so worried. Listen to what he said right then.</s>CODY WILSON, FOUNDER, DEFENSE DISTRIBUTED: I already uploaded the plans. The ship has sailed. It's public domain information now. It's irrevocable. No one can take it back.</s>SEGALL: Those blue prints are out there. You go to the site now, you don't see them. There is another hearing scheduled next week August 10, so we will hear more. And the judge said before there are some very serious issues, First Amendment issues here. So, it will be interesting to see how this plays out. As we said yesterday, tremendous implications from this case.</s>BALDWIN: Laurie Segall, thank you very much. Back to our breaking news, the White House denying that the president is obstructing justice by tweeting that is on Attorney General Jeff Sessions should end the Russia investigation. His attorney, Rudy Giuliani, just weighed in. Stay with me.