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. >> joining me now, republican congressman bob goodlatte, the chairman there you just saw in the meeting. mr. chairman, that is rather extraordinary to see folks from all stripes, all ideological stripes, including the very left leaning lawyer talking about an uber president, and how there is no greater danger to liberty. what did we learn today? >> well, it is very clear the public's attention to this problem is growing. and in response to the professor, who actually supports obama care, and supports other policies big time, says the president doesn't have the authority to re-write that law. and even when congress says you know, we should extend the employer mandate he ignores that, and threatens to veto it. and simply does it himself. it is a serious problem, people are waking up to it and that is a good thing. >> but the question is, is it an abdication of duty? the extension he is granting under obama care, just issuing, or is this within his discretion? because there is case law that these administrative-type things, postponement of tax collection, which he could say this is, that t

immigration, it is still under the guidance of bob goodlatte. virginia 6th house conservative. district is 3.9% latino. majority of gop districts have 12% latinos or less. a very difficult issue. cultural issue for their conference. one they're not going to move on the i suspect in a comprehensive way next year. >> david, one last one to you. which is -- you have talked about political kabuki theater. here we are talking what a statesman john boehner is. the more that the white house, the left, or democrats or mad -- moderates say, good job john boehner. it undermines his position in the republican party. no matter which way you slice it. things are so partisan at this point. if the republicans see boehner as too conciliatory and too much of a deal maker he really will be ousted as speaker. >> well, and let me say that -- while we give him -- it was refreshing to see him push back today after a couple years of the tail wagging -- the dog. it's still, took a couple years -- to do it. and so, you know i'm not -- this is not a time to nominate him for the nobel prize for legislati

. >> david, i want to play some sound from house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte from earlier today. >> from obama care, to immigration, the current administration is picking and choosing which laws to enforce. >> now, i think when it comes to obama care, the president has been criticized and mr. goodlatte was referring to delaying the employer mandate and other things the president has done because you weren't going to be able to make deadline. what exactly is the authority for the president to decide which parts of obama care to enforce at which date? >> jake, as the representative knows, and us folks during that committee know, the president is using his prosecutorial discretion that's built into the law to make sure there's a smooth implementation of the law. that's part of the function of making sure that you roll things out smoothly and importantly. just have one point to make on the hearings, such as the one today. what is striking is that over the course of the past two months, while we try to fix the website and make sure that the million visits that went on to health

i'm joined by bob goodlatte, the chairman of the house judiciary committee that held that hearing yesterday at home the background as to why you felt it necessary to have this hearing in the first place. >> i think the public has a growing awareness but not as aware as i think they should of the growing assertion of power by this president to do things to change law. that's not his responsibility. that's the congress' clearly delegated responsibility. even with obamacare, his sitting legislation, when he d with his signature legislation when he find things he doesn't like he rewrites the lay. it's not just in healthcare issue, it's in regard to immigration, epa regulations. martha: the extension of the employer mandate and moving the money that was suppose to be use forward prevention over to the creation of exchanges. and the critics believe that neither one of those things was in the law. when you look at article two, section three, it says the president shall take care the laws be faithfully executed. that's his job to carry out the law passed by congress. i'm sure that the president who

that pushed along into treasuries, that pushed the top of the bob goodlatte i'm concerned that qe3 willequities. >> is notion that gold is on a one-year bubble, goaltended 11 year run into last year. you could've said that every one of those 11 years could have been wrong. >> gold had a nice bull run s -- thend bp wa peak was formed by the hedge fund managers. we had this inflation trade going on, so gold is going up on inflation trades. >> weathers unemployment, whether it is gdp, a lot of these numbers are picking up in the second half. like he said, the past three months averaging 900 thousand will be cannot have an average there. unemployment rate, if you project it out as a decrease in 2000 12 to june of next year, we will be at the same place we are today. nothing is really generating -- accelerating. >> the better economic data we have seen is a case to be bearish on gold. >> the idea that gold is a store of value is a threat based on its blended dollars this year. goal is headed for its first thatl drop in 13 years, has made it less attractive. also reducing demand for a hedge a

virginia republican bob goodlatte chairs the committee. we will have live coverage when they start. just a couple of news items on the industry should secretary of state, john kerry is in brussels. he's joining the diplomats around the world in hopes of persuading afghan manners to let troops remain in afghanistan beyond 2014, hamid karzai had signing the status of forces agreement. in washington, "the associated press" that the consumer finance watchdog is expanding its oversight of sallie mae and other companies. a rule issued today by the consumer financial protection bureau extends that agencies supervision to non-companies that have lenders. the cfp be overseas banks and service student loans, but most of the end from the white house, president obama will focus on the benefits of the health care law he will be flying by the white house says have benefited from the overhaul. he will remind american fork discrimination against those with preexisting conditions. we'll have coverage of that at the white house later today in our commitment network, c-span 3. house judiciary committe

especially the gentleman from georgia and my colleague from virginia, the judiciary committee chairman, bob goodlatte, for supporting the bill in committee and bringing it to the floor today. i urge my colleagues to support reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time is reserved. the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: does the gentleman have speakers? mr. scott: yes, i have one additional speaker. mr. mcclintock: i'll reserve. -- mr. collins: i'll reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: i yield to the gentlelady from texas, four minutes, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the ranking member of the subcommittee, and i thank the nager and as well the full committee chairperson and the ranking member of the full committee. i think it would not be inappropriate to acknowledge that many of us are gathered in the judiciary committee to wish congressman mel watt well, and i will do so on the floor of the house. i am supporting