here now to take it up with me is the managing director cody wilson.ining us. >> thank you for having me again. >> we just read a portion of a letter from the state department. you've told others you're disappointed but not very surprised by the decision. what are you going to do now? >> i think we see what the state department wants to do. it's very interesting and it's necessary that we act carefully because what we do next with the department of defense trade controls could set a regulatory precedent as to how that office will print all 3-d cad files or cad files generally going forward. >> explain what a cad file is. >> sorry. computer aided design file. pieces of software that might in some sense represent material objects but at the same time are really just pieces of information. this administrative group claims for itself or is seeing if it has for itself the regulatory jurisdiction to control that information and its spread online. so when it tells me to take it offline while it determines what it wants to do, one, i see it as kind of a prior

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i did see cody wilson fire his liberator handgun twice. once with a remote trigger pull with the string and once by hand. it didn't explode or crack those times either. but it's unclear whether this is, you know, a durable weapon. i think the key thing to remember though is that it has a barrel that can b swapped out. you can print a new barrel in a couple of hours. he showed me he had kind of a case full of barrels. it would be really simple to print out four or five of these and have them ready to go. even if the barrel of this homemade weapon is deformed and doesn't work, you can always have another one ready. that's part of the danger of this gun. >> suarez: if you remember the last big round of speculation about plastic weapons it really focused a lot on their undetectability in magnet-meters and other kinds of screeners. this time it's the "do it yourself at home" aspect that's getting more attention. isn't it? >> i think that that's warranted. the fact that steve israel and chuck sheumer, these two congressman are focused on the und

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joining us now is the co-founder of defense distributed, cody wilson. good to have you on the show and congratulations on a successful completion of your goal, which was the creation of this handgun. how long did it take you to do this? >> the design? the one you saw in the video was only four weeks in the making. literally the bulk of the time and money spent was getting through regulatory compliance and waiting for the licenses to come through. >> i've read among the magazines that covered this that your view is overcompliance when it comes to building this gun. do you feel that your progress has been impeded in any way by regulators? >> no question, man. easily half my budget has gone into talking to lawyers and complying with laws. sure, sure. total burden getting this done according to the laws. there are so many laws. not just gun laws, arms export control, tax laws, state, federal, all that stuff. >> and the result is you've done something that most people said is impossible to create a plastic gun on a 3-d printer that fired successfully your fi

that is exactly what cody wilson is trying to replicate. he is talking about philip zimmermann, the photographer in 1993 and invented a piece of software that was the first encryption software for encrypting data and keeping it secret. it was so powerful that the government could not crack it as far as anyone knows. as a result, they investigated philip zimmermann -- the state department investigated him by putting it on the internet just as they are now investigating defense distributed by putting -- for putting the digital gun online. at the end philip zimmermann won the case because there was a free-speech argument, the programming code is speech and should be freely available under the first amendment. i think cody wilson is going to try a similar argument here am a that the blueprints of a gun are also speech. what he has successfully gun here is combine the first amendment and the second amendment. the first amendment protection of free speech, with the second amendment protection of guns. intou make a gun information, then free-speec

coalition to stop gun violence is not concerned about the 3-d printers but it is concerned about cody wilsong and i'm quoting mere: what makes wilson dangerous isn't his tech savvy, it is his belief that he has an individual right to employ violence when he personally finds our democratically enacted laws to be tyrannical. wilson says he does not advocate violence. he simply advocates ignoring the government. shep? >> shepard: trace gallagher live for us. the f.d.a. is imposing tougher regulations on tanning beds. the agency is looking to reclassify tanning beds as moderate risk devices. right now they are classified as low risk. the same as band-aids. and low risk devices don't have to undergo review before they go on the market. the american academy of dermatology reports tanning indoors can raise the risk of skin cancer by 75%. kids from having asthma or itchy rashes by sucking on their pacifiers. that's according to researchers in sweden. studied allergy prone infants for three years. when parents cleaned their baby's pacifiers by putting them in their own mouths the babies were less lik

and the moon with the golden plastic gun is 25-year-old university of texas law student cody wilson, founder of defense distributed air, nonprofit dedicated to protecting access to guns, and he is very clear why he wants to make plastic firemans and high-capacity magazines available online. >> that's a real political act, giving you a magazine. telling you that that will never be taken away. that's real politics. that's rad capitol hill equality. that's what i believe in. i'm just resisting. what am i resisting? i don't know. the institutionalization of the human psyche? i'm not sure. >> stephen: yeah. thies real rallying cry. what do we want? guns. why do we want them? i don't know. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) folks, this is a game changer, and not just because it looks like it was made by hasbro. remember, kids, the bright plastic gun is daddy's. this kind of gun is so accessible to so many people so quickly, defense distributed is even calling it a wiki-weapon because like wikipedia it will also be used to settle bar bets. well, sad to say, no surprise, uncle

and now cody wilson plans to make its blueprints freely available online. >> there are states all over the world outside the united states that say, you cannot own a firearm. i see a world where technology says that you will pretty much be able to have whatever you want. >> are you worried about the kinds of people who will be using this technology? >> i recognize that a tool may be used to harm other people. that is what it is. that is a gun. i do not think that is a reason to not do it. >> with this successful test and the aim to make this gun as easy to replicate as possible, 3-d printing is already on the radar of law enforcement agencies around the world. this gun is legal in the u.s., but at the european police office headquarters, analysts are closely tracking developments. >> criminals are still going to be able to access weapons and guns more is fully off-line. but some of these risks will emerge. , forcould include instance, sectors of society that have not traditionally been able to get hold of weapons, like younger people. >> 3-d printing has been hailed as the future of ma

it is run by a 25-year-old law student and anarchist named cody wilson. kittics are calling for a ban on this that more terrorist could open a gun factory if their garage. >> warning for thousands driving g.m. vehicles, next, the safety hazard that could be under the hood. >> a cure for gray hair? the scientist whose say they have found the cause and how to >> doesn't dozens of bay area jobs are up for positions with positions from accountants to account executives and sales reps and maintenance technicians. doors open an noon and it runs until 4:00 this afternoon. >> yesterday, we had showers and maybe a little bit of rain that was heavy in some places. >> briefly but mike what is in store today? >> probably less but we will have some of the same conditions. here is 680 headed out of concord to walnut creek and it is dry this morning. we still have trees and grass at high level so another allergy alert and the ozone stays low as well as mold. across the state, still look impressive in the central valley and to the north. that is where the bulk of the rai

the company founder, cody wilson, yeah, cody -- such a cool name -- tells foxnews.com that he's exploringal options and believes this is all politically motivated. he also think that it's a futa d futipharmaceutical -- a futile attempt to keep them from being spread on line. >> a liam snur. >> can you go meow? [ meowing ] >> of you won't -- [ meow ] >> thank you. >> who has those? >> i would have one. >> you would have one? >> korea, i would. >> they'll eat your eyes out. they will eat you while you sleep. >> tucker? >> yes? >> should it be legal to post these plans on line? >> information should be legal. information the government doesn't want ought to be illegal. no, by the way, this is ludicrous because nobody's going to make one of these guidance. >> you need the printer. >> in real life -- first of all, the printer costs $8,000. if you're going to make a plastic gun, you're just going to get a steel pipe and three-penny nail and -- >> we were talking about this. >> honestly, you would either want a fire around through a plastic barrel? no thanks. i don't think any person would want

and cody wilson.s an online blueprint and we will talk about what makes an anarchy as to exactly what the government tells them to her. gerri: still on for the record, lewis from texas. this sunday is mother's day. for the president is a perfect opportunity to campaign. mr. obama is promoting the benefits of obamacare as we just talked about. senate republicans point out that women actually face a-train whack from obamacare. and women are staying single longer because obamacare taxes are higher for married women. and you could lose some subsidies if you are wealthy. number two is that you may be able to keep your children on your plan longer, but it's going to cost you. they could changee finally, women make up two thirds of the medica roster. maybe for father's day weeke of this document. next, we have this question. is it legal? a teacher fired for opposing in a bikini as rt of an outside modeling gig. our legal panel breaks it down coming up next. gerri: a florida woman second job as koster her tea

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cody wilson put the plans on the internet just as quickly the state department ordered them taken down, citing a ban on unauthorized firearms trafficking abroad. wilson's supporters call this a break through but not everyone is impressed. >> print one of these 3-d printed guns, that's normally $1,000 or more. it's not going to last long. >> reporter: pierre works at modeler, a san francisco 3-d printing business. here they believe wilson's break through is mainly psychological and political. yes, he's printed a weapon, but it's inferior to traditional guns in almost every way. this is a piece we downloaded online, it's a clip. illegal in california. >> reporter: the folks at modeler printed this magazine for an a.r.-type rifle from plans downloaded from wilson's website. >> i will show you how brittle it is. if you squeeze it, it will just break apart. >> reporter: we don't know yet what the real world durability of this weapon s as the psychological and political shot across the bow of gun control advocates, it could have a lasting impact. >> reporter: producing an object like this st

cody wilson put the plans on the internet just as quickly the state department ordered them taken down, citing a ban on unauthorized firearms trafficking abroad. wilson's supporters call this a breakthrough but not everyone is impressed. >> print one of these 3-d printed guns, that's normally $1,000 or more. it's not going to last long. >> reporter: pierre works at modeler, a san francisco 3-d printing business. here they believe wilson's breakthrough is mainly psychological and political. yes, he's printed a weapon, but it's inferior to traditional guns in almost every way. this is a piece we downloaded online, it's a clip. illegal in california. >> reporter: the folks at modeler printed this magazine for an ar-15 type rifle from plans downloaded from wilson's website. >> i will show you how brittle it is. if you squeeze it, it will just break apart. >> reporter: we don't know yet what the real world durability of this weapon s as the psychological and political shot across the bow of gun control advocates, it could have a lasting impact. >> reporter: producing an object like this sta

cody wilson who was a guest on this broadcast this weekend is company, defense distributed posted a bluepri firearm on monday. weetalked with and tuesday. defense distributed says it has complied with the government's request, if not ordered. the company tweeting, the website has gone dark at the request of the department of defense trade controls. take it up to the secretary of state. you can catch our interview on fox business this weekend on our website. a florida sriff's set to launch a unique new violence prevention program. the million dollar program that was approved by the state legislature d to identify citizens who may be a danger to themselves and to others through a hot line for residents. it is a fascinating, innovative program. here to talk about these interventions, prevention intervention program, it is called, palm beach county florida sheriff. good to have you with us. >> my pleasure. lou: i want to, first of all, say that i know the sheriff, we have known each other for some time. we are, in fact, neighbors. that has no part in, frankly, the reason i call. an exciting ide

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. >> so there is a guy in texas actually cody wilson who has been trying to make a 3d printed gun. he had done t before there was a problem with basically you would make the plastic parts of the gun and it would explode because the pressure was too much on the inside. also, there is a law that says that guns have to be detectible by metal detectors so by law, there has to be some sort of metallic element inside the gun in order for it to be legal. >> that's part as well. cody wilson in texas has he a 3d printed gun so we are in a new world if that's the case. >> bill: god forbid people running out there printing their guns. so of much for the background checks. google glasses? >> yes. >> hei cannot imagine anybody wearing them, allowing them. some states are saying we are never going to let you drive with these google's glasses. are they for real. do you think they are going to take off? >> they are definitely for real. whether they are going to take off is a different question. i have asked myself would i want to wear them? and i think, you know, there are some really cool things

this weekend, when we saw this, cody wilson at that texas company, using a 3-d printer to make a plasticeard around the world. wilson posted the video online. he says it is the very first time a gun printed entirely on a 3-d printer has been fired. i talked with him on the fphone this morning. he said friday one gun was fired remotely with a 380 caliber round. saturday, they upped the game, fired a second round by hand. that blew the barrel out. he said he retired that particular gun. but wilson says this is going to change the very concept of gun control. he's already posted a link to that gun design. anyone can download and print and that is what has some lawmakers very worried. >> let's think about this for a second. now anyone, a terrorist, someone who is mentally ill, a smopousa abuser, a felon, can essentially open a gun factory in their garage. >> reporter: it has 15 plastic pieces, one metal firing pin. he said that's as simple as a roofing nail you can buy for a few pennies at any hardware store. it doesn't violate the undetectible vfirearms act, but this will change the way peo

here is the creator, cody wilson. he's going to firt weapon. he calls it the liberator.looks just like a piece of plastic, which it is. it's made using an $8,000 3-d printer, less than $60 and other materials was required. the ammo is a standard bullet used in some handguns. he uploaded the blueprint and design so other people can follow it, too. earlier i spoke with senator schumer. i asked him if technology will always be ahead of the law so there really isn't anything can you do about it. >> technology does some very good things. these 3-d printers which print sort of 3-d plastic the way they spray ink on a piece of paper have a lot of very good uses. no one wants to abolish them. they make parts for machines that are out of circulation and the part has worn out. they help aerodynamically design our cars and other vehicles. they're used in all kinds of different activities that are good. but now, of course, because you can make a gun and this group, this libertarian group printed it online which i think is a reckless act, it can create real danger as well. felon, a te

cody wilson posted this video online.t time that any gun has been printed entirely on a 3-d printer. and then fired. he tried first firing it remotely on friday. when that worked, he upped the ante, firing a second gun by hand on saturday. he's posted a link to the gun design online and that is what has some lawmakers very worried. >> the guns are made out of plastic, so they would not be detectible by a metal detector at any airport or sporting event. let's think about this for a second. now, anyone, a terrorist, someone who is mentally ill, a spousal abuser, a felon, can essentially open a gun factory in their garage and the only thing they need, a computer and a little over a thousand dollars. no background check. you don't even have to leave your house to make hundreds of these guns. >> and i want to show you how this works. this is one of the pieces of a gun. the 3-d printing company here in washington made it for us, from the plans posted online. this is a gun grip, lighter than my blackberry, took about an hour and

. >> i met cody wilson, who did this.rinters. i watched the technology evolve. when we talk about background checks which is important. most gun owners would support background checks. even the girl who was shot in aurora, colorado and lived. this could eliminate the discussion we are having here because if you can print out a gun in your house, it is untraceable and undetectable. no serial number on it. >> destroy it easily. >> destroy it, good point. >> why is he doing it? >> he calls himself an anarchist. i don't want to give him too much publicity he wants to create chaos for the state is what he told us. he's a very smart guy, right? wired magazine called him one of the 15 most dangerous people in america. he's a law school student at the university of texas. >> what is the difference between creating a device where you can literally print a handgun and cook up bombs off the internet from instructional manuals? >> i don't know what the difference is, mike. a good question. >> back to the nra meeting. the president an

by most security systems with one of these 3-d printers, a 25-year-old law school student named cody wilson what do we do about it? >> i know donny this was concerning you but legally you say i'm not sure how much we can do about it at this point other than step up our efforts with gun control but behind the scenes of it. >> this gets around gun control. >> actually if you make the behavior, the penalty for the behavior, the possession of a gun no matter how it's manufactured much more stringent. >> but to get on the plane and kill us all, this is horrible. this is like the process of making this gun is ahead of the gun laws. >> the gun laws are so much behind every part of society. >> what do you crack down on the technology, crack down on a guy like this who might release this information? >> well what about the place that's going to sell it? who is going to sell it? it's going to be $1,200. >> the printers can be bought for as little as $500. you can buy one of the printers and do this at home. >> the problem and this is one incidence, i talked a lot about it, almost like a broken record

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