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Update - please see additional FOIA information at end of post.

Larry Summers, who was not only Tim Geithner's predecessor as the 71st Secretary of the Treasury (from 1999 to 2001), but also the 27th President of Harvard University, and is currently the top White House economic advisor and serves as a director of the National Economic Council, apparently has a fond place in his heart and bank account for his most recent employer, $30 billion rocket scientist infested hedge fund D. E. Shaw (nothing like signing an NDA before conducting interviews).

Larry Summers, who was not only Tim Geithner's predecessor as the 71st Secretary of the Treasury (from 1999 to 2001), but also the 27th President of Harvard University, and is currently the top White House economic advisor and serves as a director of the National Economic Council, apparently has a fond place in his heart and bank account for his most recent employer, $30 billion rocket scientist infested hedge fund D. E. Shaw (nothing like signing an NDA before conducting interviews).

Joe Weisenthal at Clusterstock reports that the administration has invited bloggers to participate in a "constructive plenary discussion session" over the benefits and limitations of TALF2 at 10am today. Not surprisingly, Zero Hedge was not invited, but we will participate anyway and provide our readers with as much info from this "public medium" as we can.