it may seems that -- it now seems that henry viii may have harbored a secret passion. this ancient book has been studied closely by experts for the first time. they believe that henry thumbed through the pages when he wanted ideas on how to plant his own garden. >> we know he was influenced by it. many elements of the book appear very contemporary to modern-day gardeners. >> it has advice on how to grows herbs fit for a king, and even produce giant leaks. >> i think henry saw gardening as a way to increase his power and establish tudor credentials. it is another unknown expert aspect of henry's method of kingship. >> how do we know that henry followed the book's advice? here at the haunted gallery and hampton court, there is a tantalizing clue as to how henry put his green fingers into practice. this painting shows the king and his family at whitehall palace with his freshly-planted garden behind him. the garden no longer exists, but here we can see rosa verbs -- rows of herbs, high garden walls, and walkways, all features mentioned in the book. together with the book,

. -- title viii is good national policy or bad national policy. what does it do? it extends until 2019 an exception from the volcker rule. i don't have to tell you the volcker rule is a very important part of dodd frank. not only does it extend the deadline until 2019, but it takes some of the deadline that hasn't been extended that the regulators already extended for three years, but as to another group of collateralized loan obligations, the regulators haven't extended it at all, and this extended for five years. his is a two-year or a five-year -- this is a two-year or a five-year extension on when banks have to comply with the volcker rule with regard to collateralized loan obligations or similar instruments. it might be great policy. it might be spectacular policy. how are you supposed to know? how is the house supposed to know? the house never considered this. the committee never considered this. at least if you believe in this process, give us a chance to strike title viii on the floor and then you can come tell us this is a collection of 10 bills that have

who is henry viii? yes. ships don't lie for $400 please.

henry viii, the virgin queen, shakespeare, costuming, architecture and music. grew up with the belief that the sun never set on the british empire. i collected stamps from all over the british empire. americans knew back then that george washington, john adams, benjamin frank and, nearly all the founding fathers were englishmen. alexander hamilton was scott. as they came so is later as with others from switzerland and all the countries, they came to the melting pot of america over the past 400 years. since the founding of jamestown. my parents took me to the world's fair in 1940. just seven years old. to see many of the country's exhibitions. among them for the first time i saw the magna carta at the british exhibition. the 1215 lincoln cathedral magna carta. on my first visit to britain as a serving officer in 1957, i was returning to america to be discharged after serving in korea. my two of duty had been completed. my first stay in london i went to the needs and to see two things. the magna carta and the rosetta stone. to me they represented the icons of a c

testimony where he said, we needc more time to devest but because of the sneaky word issued in title viiithis extends the time to hold clo's that you invest in. so it's not just more time to sell off that which you already own, it is an invitation to buy and hold for five years that which you do not own. and i don't know if the gentleman has any testimony where any bank came before us and said, we need to buy more clo's in 2015 and hold them to 2019. it's one thing to say we need more time to divest. it's another thing to have an amendment that uses the word issued rather than the word acquired. >> i join you and miss waters and your concern and hopefully we'll be able to address them -- this bill isn't going to go anywhere, and we all know that, and if that's the exercise that we are required to participate in, i think the governor will point out again i don't need the therapy i've been here too long for the therapy. and it's troubling to me that we are not doing this the right way. >> the why yields back his time 37 the gentleman -- does anyone else seek time? gentleman from louisville

raphy eke specifically article 1, section viii and article 2 did he have rav eke bot says that the congresshe legislature deals with emgration laws specifically and article 2 the president's guilt-faith close to uphold the constitution in the laws. those two things in tandem or actually individually are what most americans that degree with his actions are butted tressing their claim o they hold up the constitution and say it says right here in black acted white that this is the purview of the congress and that the president will faithfully execute the lauds. those are the two items. that's where the foundation of the argument exists. host: the president met with congressional leaders we white house and he talked about where he could work with republicans, talked being a variety of areas. i want to play a little bit of what he says where you might find agreement. guest: okay. individual [video clip"? >> i think there will be opportunities to work together on trade. i think there will be opportunities to work together on simplifying the tax system and making sure very paying their fair share.

at least if you believe in this process, give us a chance to strike title viii of four. then you can come up and tell us that this is a collection of ten bills that have received committee attention and support kelly in one case not overwhelming support. otherwise don't allow us to be forced to vote on ten provisions ten provisions that have been considered by the committee or the house and one little sneaky one that is. >> thank you very much. the gentleman from california has one of the better attendance rates of the committee, committee, and i commend him on that. he may lie the forgotten over is just not their but the committee did have hearings on clo's quirks so to your.saying that we have never had an issue, hearing, disgusted we have discussed before you came in i pointed out the topic topic, the legislation the ground that legislation that actually passed committee came to the floor and passed the house by enforcement. we have had hearings, it is has has come to the floor before. so that's what the record is. in that of the support. the problem is not in the hou

>> guest: very specifically article i section viii and article ii. those two the congress the legislature deals with immigration law, very specifically. article ii, the president's good faith to uphold and defend the constitution and the law those two things in tandem more individually are what most americans that disagree with his actions are buttressing their claim on. they hold of the constitution and it right says hear it in black-and-white this is the purview of the congress and the president will faithfully execute the laws. so the two items. that is where the foundation of the argument exists. >> host: congressional leaders at the white house yesterday and part of his opening statement talked-about areas possibly where you work with republicans on a variety of areas a little bit of what he says where you might find agreement. >> i think there is going to the opportunity to work together on trade, there will be opportunities for us to work together on simplifying the tax system making sure everyone is paying their fair share, there will be oppo