>> albertsons. >> larry: albertson?. >> larry: let me taste it. because i like corn bread. >> it's sweet too, lar. >> larry: a pretty big piece. it's good. now -- it's very good. however, it's very hard to host the show. >> and eat corn bread. >> larry: while eating corn bread. >> so why don't you let me take over. >> larry: why don't we put some peanut butter on it and i won't come back. >> that will be groovy. >> larry: we're going to sing a little later. maybe some sinatra. >> sam cooke too. >> larry: you never go "american idol"? >> i think i would be the perfect host to fill in for -- who just left the show? >> larry: paula abdul. >> i think i would be perfect. >> larry: you would be a good critic you. would be great. >> yeah, because i understand the dynamics of music. and i see stars before they made. sometimes i feel they be passing up on some good people because they don't really have it together on their first try. >> larry: what is the secret to the success of that show other than my man ryan seacrest. >> tha

>> albertson's. >> larry: albertson's? is this snoop dogg cornbread? >> yeah.arry: let me taste it. because i like cornbread. >> it's sweet, too, larry. >> larry: got a pretty big piece here. who's going to eat this? the joker? it's good. now, it's -- it's very good. however, it's very hard to host the show -- >> and eat cornbread. >> larry: while eating cornbread. >> so let me take over for you. >> larry: why don't we put some peanut butter on it and i won't come back? >> that'll be groovy. >> larry: we're going to sing later, do? sinatra. >> or sam cooke. >> larry: ever do "american idol"? >> never did "american idol." >> larry: you want to do it? >> i think i'd be the perfect host to fill in for -- who just left the show? >> larry: paula abdul. >> i think i'd be perfect. >> larry: you'd be a good critic. you'd be great. >> yeah. because i understand the dynamics of music and i see stars before they're made. sometimes i feel like they be passing up on some good people because they don't really have it together on that first try. >> larry: what is the secret o

stores. >> larry: wait a minute i could go to albertson's and buy snoop dogg cornbread?however, it's very hard to host this show -- >> and eat cornbread. >> larry: while eating cornbread. >> so why don't i take over for you. >> larry: why don't we put peanut butter and i won't be back. >> that would be groovy. >> larry: we'll sing later, do sinatra later. >> or maybe sam cook. >> reporter: >> larry: never done "american idol." >> never done "american idol." >> larry: want to do it. >> i like "american idol" eye think i would be the perfect host to fill in for -- who just left the show? >> larry: paula abdul. >> i think ooibd perfect. >> larry: you'd be a good critic. you'd be great. >> yeah because i understand music, the dynamics of music. i see stars before they're made and i feel like they're passing up on good people because they don't really have it together on that first try. >> larry: what is the secret of the success of that show, other than my man, ryan seacrest. >> i think it's safe to say that the success of that show is interactive with people. anybody can be

let's talk to robert albertson, one of the best banking bankers and strategists i know. number one, you heard barney frank. this was a nice turn of the phrase. their bill, he says, is beth panels for too big to fail big banks. i like that. i have supported the dodd approach. i know the language may not be 100%, but the language looks pretty tight to me. the end of too big to fail bailout nation. what is your take? >> there's a lot in that bill, as you know. i think we have a problem with too big to fail. i think the perception will be we have ended it, and everyone will be happy until the next crisis. in reality, what i see in there and the powers they may or may not have to handle stock holders is not that clear cut. >> barney frank said we covered it live, they were standing in front of the west wing of the white house, the stock holders are going to be hurt, the creditors, his language is tough, when you read the fact sheet, it's tough. they're talking about bankruptcy courts. this $50 billion assessment, the deputy secretary is right and the treasury is wrong. that m