david kopel, do you agree the president is generally on the right track with this? >> i agree with most of what mr. feinblatt just said, because the president didn't do anything at all that changes the law. he just very forcefully and passionately restated what has been the law since 1968, which is if you are engaged in the business, as the statute says, of selling firearm, then you have to have a federal firearms license. of course he's correct that that mandate is the same whether you sell in your basement or at a gun store or on the internet or at a gun show. it's us a been like that. he restrainted it. he didn't change anything, but it's fine to remind people who might not know about that requirement that it exists. >> woodruff: so john feinblatt, it's not that much of a change? it's just a matter of enforcing what's already there? >> the law has been blurry. the law has been if you're engaged in the business of selling gun, you need to get a license. the problem was there was never any meat on the bones. people didn't know what account engaged in the business"

doesn't change the law: (sot: professor david kopel/ univ. of denver's sturm college of law :35-:39) "there was no change at all in the law. the president simply restated what has been the law since 1968." the white house is gearing up for a fight on that... and obamacare: (sot: josh earnest/ white house press secretary :45- :46) quick! "we're willing to call their bluff." tonight, the house votes again to dismantle the president's signature health care program. for the first time, it could also pass the senate. (sot: rep. rob woodall/ (r) georgia :54-1:01) "the shame in this institution is that it took 62 times for the will of the people to make its way to the president's desk!" president obama won't sign it. (sot: rep. jim mcgovern/ (d) massachusetts 1:03-1:05) quick! "this is not going anywhere." the bill would strip millions from planned parenthood: (sot: rep. alcee hastings/ (d) florida 1:08- 1:16) "where exactly are the women in these areas supposed to go to get a pap smear or to get a mammogram?" president obama and congress at odds -

doesn't change the law: (sot: professor david kopel/ univ. of denver's sturm college of law :35-:39) "there was no change at all in the law. the president simply since 1968."the white house is gearing up for a fight on that... and obamacare:(sot: josh earnest/ white house press secretary :45-:46) quick!"we're willing to call their bluff."tonight, the house votes again to dismantle the president's signature health care program. for the first time, it could also pass the senate.(sot: rep. rob woodall/ (r) georgia :54-1:01) "the shame in this institution is that it took 62 times for the will of the people to make its way to the president's desk!"president obama won't sign it. (sot: rep. jim mcgovern/ (d) massachusetts 1:03-1:05) quick!"this is not going anywhere."the bill would strip millions from planned parenthood: (sot: rep. alcee hastings/ (d) florida 1:08-1:16)"where exactly are the women in these areas supposed to go to get a pap smear or to get a mammogram?" president obama and congress at odds - with his budget request just weeks away. (--- reporter live tag ---)the white house