Tom Keene

We continue with Jenna Lieber, MTA chair.

Quality time from his crisis center.

Paul Sweeney with Jenna Lieber.

General Lieber, I love artificial intelligence.

It can ruin your day.

General, you've got to help me here with the $1.8 million per inch myth.

Now, this is a Department of Sanitation that every inch of snow costs $1.8 million.

What's your every inch of blizzard that costs the MTA?

Do you have a number?

Even if you don't tell me, do you have a number in your head?

What does the morning look like?

Let's say 4 or 5 a.m.

Tuesday morning.

Mr. Lieber, can you say back to normal?

General, thank you so much for taking precious time this morning.

This is the MTA of New York City as they deal with the storm, as I'm sure we're seeing in Philadelphia and Boston.

Norah Rubini now joins us with these wonderful books, all that he's done for me over the years, going way, way back pre-crisis is, well, let me just get Bitcoin out of the way.

I don't want to waste time on it.

We've had not one, but two of our guests emphatically state Rubini's right.

It's going to 10,000.