Tim Stenovec

Talk about how transformative this gift is.

What exactly you can do with the $50 million.

John, we're Bloomberg.

We talk about data.

We like to measure things.

I want to know from you how you measure the impact of a gift such as this.

What are the metrics you use to make sure that it is effective to make sure that you're using the money in the most effective way possible?

Lee, I want to end with you and send one last question your way about the way you're thinking about your own future impact.

As I mentioned, you've spent a lot supporting causes, including Columbia Business School, St.

Barnabas Health, other health care facilities as well.

Of course, the performing arts, not just with this most recent gift, but with other gifts as well.

Where else are you thinking of supporting?

You certainly ask interesting questions.

Does that mean the mosquitoes are coming back?

Last night, it was finally cold enough I could sit outside and like I didn't feel like I would get bitten.

But the night before, got bitten.

Oh, it's getting close.

I mean, it was chilly this morning when I walked the dog.

Mr. Autumn Man might make an appearance at some point.

OK, high pressure dome.