larry andrews. larry andrews. we're going to need to speak to larry andrews. excuse me.these files-- they only seem to go back six months. oh, i'd have to go down to the basement for the rest. that would be great. thanks. she doesn't seem to be 100 percent sure that bob's girlfriend called in the tip. hmm. you know, it could be, uh, some skip that jessie's chasing who didn't want to get caught so he lured her over to the house. yeah. i'm going to go over to jessie's old precinct and sniff around. um, check out this bear character, larry andrews. you got it. thanks. all right, see you. i was, uh, out on patrol. heard about the shooting over the radio. wasn't my neighborhood. i-i didn't even know it was her that got shot until this morning. went over and checked it out, but, uh, it looks like a lot of gunfire. we haven't found her body yet. if she's still alive, any idea why she wouldn't go to a hospital? no. you guys don't speak anymore? uh, we-we split up a couple of weeks after she quit. you split up-- what is that? she broke up with you, you broke up with her, what? sh

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andrew's got a nice piece -- >> we're going to talk about that. >> -- interview today. but you know, there was a level of trust built in there. and remember, you know, larryummers had a lot of trust from bill clinton and bob rubin, people who had a lot of credibility during the 1990s, so this is a very capable person. janet yellen also a capable person but doesn't have as close a connection to this president and this president's team as larry summers does. >> but john, you know, your report went so far as to say that summers is being vetted and that that vetting process is what could take the next few weeks. is it possible that the administration could be vetting two people at once? how would that work and what are the politics around that? >> yes, sure it is. larry summers, because he left the administration, and we've seen some coverage of who's paying him since he has left and the employment situation he's gotten himself into, all of that has got to be vetted for conflicts and that sort of thing, but that doesn't mean that only one person is vetted. no, they could be vetting multiple people at the same time, just as a president vets multiple potential