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AIG's Benmosche on Sandy, succession, cancer and a private thank you - Impact Players (34:31)
Bob Benmosche says he's having fun running insurer AIG, his cancer is in check and he wants to stay on for a couple more years. He also defends his comment about wanting a thank you from the U.S. government for saving AIG but reveals that one high-profile official did show some appreciation. (November 15, 2012)
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