mark zuckerberg was just 27 years old.he said she wanted to be a part of it. in that new book, she says facebook was not what it appeared in public, neither was the top brass. now with meta only growing more powerful, she tells me she felt compelled to sound an alarm. mark zuckerberg stood in a line of billionaire tech giants at president trump's inauguration, a far cry from the dorm room where facebook was conceived. meta growing even more influential in the era of artificial intelligence. >> people deserve to know what this big, powerful company is really like. >> reporter: in the book "careless people," former facebook employee sara williams relies on documents, e-mails and her own experience to chronicle the six years she worked at the company. the former diplomat helping facebook navigate global relations with world leaders. when did the ideal for you start to crack? >> it was one of those things that was sort of drip, drip. it was hearing reports that there were teens who were committing suicide after being bullied o

we ultimately opted not to go through with the ideas we'd explored, which mark zuckerberg announced in 2019. back in 2015 wynn-williams says zuckerberg was desperate to break into china and actively strategized ways to make it happen. an internal document provided by wynn-williams and reviewed by nbc news weighed the pros and cons of facebook conducting surveillance for thechinese government. one employee raising the concern that it could lead to death, torture, and incarceration of facebook users in china. >> there were people within facebook that thought, oh, we might get some people killed because of this. >> right, but that's worth it. that's okay if you get into china. >> reporter: in another document wynn-williams cites in her book,facebook staffers lay o how users could react if plans were leaked to the public, including drafting fake headlines they may need to respond to, like china now hasaccess to all facebook user data or facebook grants backdoor access to chinese user data. nbc news has reviewed that document as well. in the end, a deal to operate in china wasn't reached. i

i did ask williams what you thought about mark zuckerberg and meta and what they did or were willing ted states. how she explains their change from the biden administration the donald trump. she said to zuckerberg and meta will do whatever for whoever is best for meta. whatever administration with whatever policy is best for meta. mark zuckerberg has an open invitation as it does anybody from meta to appear here and answer some of these claims on the will cain show. back to where we started this hour. president trump and elon musk speak to get the white house earlier. democrats as to melting down over d.o.g.e. not just washington going up to elon musk he is taking hits left and right from all over the country. that brings me to today's big three. elon musk is being painted as an oligarch. a would be kleptocratic, he wants to rated the government and make himself richer. this is the explanation for his motivations from those on the left. >> come together in a strong grassroots movement and say no to oligarchy. >> are we going to shut down the illegal elon musk's takeover of the governm

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[cheers and applause] you think mark zuckerberg is still talking about tom from myspace? no!s busy having a midlife crisis. look at this! also, dude, you busted out the elizabeth warren pocahontas line? that is such an old joke. you might as well have been like "hey, pocahontas, wazzzzuuuupp?" so all in all, my review of last nights theater production is that it was humiliating and a display of thirst for attention, blind partisan rage, and a total disinterest in joint anything that might benefit the people. in other words, it truly was the state of the union. for more on last nights speech, we go live to the capital with ronny chieng. [cheers and applause] ronny, last night's spectacle had to be a new low for america. >> oh, yeah, sure, a new low. boo-hoo. it was so crazy. people were holding up signs, and all guy yelled something. last night was nothing. that shit was more boring than "white lotus." >> michael: it's not all about the plot, they are building the characters -- what matters here is that our nation's leaders were acting like screaming children. that's embarrass

switching gears, over the weekend, mark zuckerberg celebrated his wife's 40th birthday and seemed to from benson boone. take a look at this. >> steve: oh. ♪ ♪ and i said i'm here for someone else ♪ ♪ it's good to see your face ♪ ♪ and i really hope you're doing well ♪ ♪ i hope you're doing well ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: benson boone was like, "untag me in that." [ laughter ] mark zuckerberg, come on, you're a billionaire. just hire benson boone. [ laughter ] that looks like something i would do. hire benson boone. well, some business news. i saw that after two decades, skype is shutting down. [ audience aws ] >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: yeah, employees knew it was time when the farewell meeting was held over zoom. [ laughter ] "this is bad. this isn't good." hey, get this. today domino's released their own version of a stuffed crust pizza. yeah, everyone was like, "cool, what's it stuffed with?" and they were like, "yes." [ laughter ] and tonight, before we move on, i would like to take a moment to thank some of our sponsors for "tonight show." they don't always fit in commercial breaks a

back in 2015, meta ceo mark zuckerberg was willing to censor content to bring facebook to china.'s according to the "washington post," based on a complaint filed with the securities and exchange commission by a whistle-blower. now she's a former global policy director at facebook who was she's about to release a memoir about her time at the company. >> charlotte, thank you. >>> so he still doesn't have a super bowl ring, but josh allen may have just gotten the next best thing. the buffalo bills announcing that they're giving the mvp quarterback a $330 million contract extension with a record $250 million guaranteed. so the deal ties allen to buffalo through the 2030 season. in cleveland, star defender myles garrett ended his standoff with the browns, signing a new four year extension for a reported 40 million a year. it would make him the highest-paid non-quarterback in nfl history. >>> and two star receivers are on the move. the rams signed devonta adams to a two-year deal. and espn reported that the pittsburgh steelers traded for dk metcalfe. immediately signing him to a five-y

it takes a look inside the company's boardrooms, private jets and details ceo mark zuckerberg's efforts to allow meta in china and her own efforts to get the company to monitor hate speech and misinformation on social media. lynn williams also has shocking accounts of workplace harassment. that book is set to be released tuesday. apple today unveiled its latest macbook air models. the company's best selling laptops now come with a faster speed and an unexpected price tag. the devices are equipped with m4 chips, an upgraded videoconferencing cameras. they also come with a $100 price cut in the us. it's a move that has surprised tech experts. it comes just one day after president trump's new tariffs took effect, something analysts predict will cause the rise of the cause the price of electronics to rise. the 13 inch model starts at $1,000, and the 15 inch model starts at $1,200, and they go on sale next wednesday. all right. our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, joins us now. so i come back from new york 22 degrees weather to get here and find it gloomy and a bit wet. jeff, how about thi

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jackie: one thing is clear is that ceo mark zuckerberg seems to have a good relationship with presidentcould that swing some of the momentum for bringing federal legislation in this space a step forward? nicole: that is above my pay grade. i can say this is what parents want. close to 80% of parents want this one-stop shop solution at the app store level. i wear two hats. i'm first and foremost a parent and i parents to tweens who are online quite a bit. the other hat is the tech cat in terms of my job at meda. this solution is common sense. it makes sense on both sides and parents are overwhelmed. their teens are on an average of 40 apps per week and this legislation really makes it easier on parents and that it is simple, manageable, effective, and it gives parents visibility into what their teens are doing online. we think it makes sense. jackie: thank you so much for joining us. coming up, tensions between canada and trump advisor elon musk are testing the strength of the starlink network. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to bloomberg technology. i'm caroline hyde in new

mark zuckerberg suddenly is red pilled and it's amazing.arts with this fist in the air, it all starts with him yelling fight fight fight. because he has shown us how to fight. suddenly you see republicans on capitol hill channeling trump because he is contagious. i will give you a perfect example. george stephanopoulos last year lied about donald trump. he said that he was convicted by a jury of raping somebody, and he said it seven times in a six minute span. what did donald trump do? did he do a mitt romney thing, a george bush thing? did he do what republicans have done for our lifetimes? which is just be the better man and say, you know how they are, let's walk away. no, he thought, he sued, and he won -- he fought, he sued, and he won. [applause] that's what we have to do. we are doing a victory lap right now because we have rendered the media irrelevant, but they are not going away. the fight continues everyday. alex: 100%. 60 minutes tried to edit that kamala harris interview. how did that go? the fcc has released the entire thing an

. >> carley: whistleblowers meta ceo mark zuckerberg considered sharing data with china.eviewed by "washington post" said meta developed a session censorship system to bring information to china. a meta spokesperson said it was no secret the company was interested in operating in china. dhs launching new self-de self-deportation app that ashesllow illegal immigrantses to submit their photo that they are leaving the country. migrants who self-report have a chance to return to the united states legally. it comes after the agency terminated biden-era cbp 1 app. conservative think tank says documents from president biden use same auto control control signature. we gathered every document we could find with biden signature over course of his presidency, all used same auto pen signature except announcement that the former president was dropping out of the race last year. >> brian: i don't know why he didn't run again. >> lawrence: he was running circles around the staff. >> brian: trying to find a pen. >> lawrence: wasn't even using his own pen. you kidding me? >> brian: who wa

mark zuckerberg put out a letter saying we felt pressured to do that. my position is we want more speech, not less. >> but you are not a cable news commentator, you are a government official. it seems you no longer think the government is a threat to speech now that you are the government. >> the government should follow the law. the president issued executive order to call social media companies to take posts. >> you have social media companies on the one hand, you have licensed broadcasters on the other hand. people don't want to have public interest obligations. if people want to change that, you have to go to congress. as a license to be a broadcaster -- i will give you the address of the fcc end if you are broadcaster and you don't want to serve the public interest you can go podcast and over the top but as long as congress says that you have unique access to valuable spectrum. >> thank god i live on the internet. >> just about 15 minutes left in this first portion of washington journal asking your views of the news media. let's hear from tom in tu

meta ceo mark zuckerberg, under pressure from senator hawley under pressure, -- under questioning, gave a long to apology to the parents is platforms that hurt. apologies and too late reforms are simply not enough. dozens of parents and survivors in that room, the thousands impacted across the country, demand more. i plan to follow through. in the coming weeks, senator hawley and i will reintroduce the stop csam act and will finally open the courthouse door to families whose children have been victimized due to big tech's failure to safeguard their online platforms. i hope senator grassley will help me schedule a timely markup on that bill. this week, i will join senators graham, white house, holly, klobuchar, and blackburn to introduce a bill to sunset thisg overdo. section 230 and the legal immunity it provides to big testifying has been on the books since 1996. to the extent this protection was ever needed, its usefulness for this so-called fledgling industry has long since passed. i have no doubt it will finally make the tech industry legally accountable for the damage they're causi

now, meta from her perspective detailing the company's leadership under mark zuckerberg, sheryl sandberg. when williams provides accounts of internal struggles, including efforts to expand into china, challenges around hate speech and issues of workplace harassment and misogyny. the memoir promises to reveal what she describes as self-interested and careless behavior done by the company's top executives. preparations for san francisco is world famous pride parade are already underway. organizers sharing the theme for this year's celebration. it is clear joint is resistance and the president of sf pride says the lgbtq community is facing difficult times. organizers want people to know that they are standing up for the community's rights. >> you will see that we are standing up for our community and that here in san francisco, we're not tolerating. we are celebrating and that's going to be very evident there in that first bit of the parade. we have to talk about our our values. and we have to remember that the majority of this country support square rights and supports human rights for eve

this is an attitude that says, in mark zuckerberg's words, move fast and break things. but is that really the best way to build companies? it isn't how microsoft or google were built. it's not how nvidia operates. jensen huang, who has led the company for nearly 32 years, is said to view one of his crowning achievements. that his company has just a 2.7% attrition rate. more importantly, what might work in a company does not work in building the enduring programs and institutions of government on which people rely for stability and predictability. and strangest of all, these nihilistic strategies are being suggested by people who have presided over the greatest creation of private sector success, innovation and wealth in human history. this same america, this same federal government, is where the information revolution exploded, where the world's best tech companies were created and built, where a.i. is being pioneered, and where the fortunes of the tech bro maoists were made. it is in this country. in fact, in california, the poster child of overregulation and out of to

now, meta detailing the company's leadership under mark zuckerberg under sheryl sandberg and joel kaplanprovides her account of the internal struggles, including efforts to expand into china. challenges around hate speech and issues of workplace harassment and misogyny. the memoir promises she says to reveal what she describes as the self interested and careless behavior of the company's top executives. >> time now 7.48. and if you're looking for new show or a movie, there are many that are streaming this week. yep. we've got a look with dean richards. >> sometimes nice to be broken. >> we're new streaming series this week. a marvel mean state debuts on disney-plus see daredevil born again. now. family. >> that is our gemstone commitment to you. >> and danny mcbride, john goodman and all-star cast return for the 4th season of the televangelist megachurch comedy. the righteous gemstones streaming begins sunday night on max. a pair of pakistani immigrants are thrust into the responsibility of running a series of deadly. when their father unexpectedly dies in the comedy delhi. boys. see it

you may remember musk also challenged facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to a fistfight, only to quickly backn after zuckerberg agreed. musk said at the time he was recovering from back surgery. donald trump was asked if a recession was coming on fox business news. he demurred. some economists have sounded the alarm, pointing to rising costs, the uncertainty over tariffs and government layoffs. one of the truths about recession is you don't know you're in one or on the edge of one until about three months into it. the numbers. we are reading you all the time, like unemployment, look backwards, not forwards. of course, government is not a huge part of our economy, but that said, we will 150,000 gain this month would look pretty small relative to the number of jobs they're talking about cutting in the government, which is in the hundreds of thousands. so this may be one of the best job reports we see for this year. and looking ahead, it could get tough. the problem, i mean, if vianey couldn't look ahead, i mean, we'd still keep her around, but it wouldn't be very helpful to say what it did last

insider's view of 7 years at facebook, which is now meta detailing the company's leadership under mark zuckerbergiams provides accounts of internal struggles, including efforts to expand into china. challenges around hate speech in issues of workplace harassment and misogyny. that memoir promises it says to reveal what she describes as the self interested and careless behavior of the company's top executives. >> tonight, american labor leader and civil rights activist dolores is going to be at glide to host a women's history month in san francisco. huerta has championed labor rights and social justice her entire life. and for 50 years, she worked with cesar chavez cream, united farm workers union back in 1962 and this vent. she's going to talk about her journey fighting for economic equality, gender equality. >> equality for migrant workers and that's at 6 o'clock at glide memorial on allison taylor. streets. and kron 4 is celebrating remarkable women of the bay area all month long. if you scan this qr code, it will take it tthat spot where you can see and hear and learnll about. also many remark

with the new quote, unquote, manosphere with the, you know, bros with all these people, from mark zuckerberg to, i don't know, of course, donald trump. i mean, it's what margaret atwood foretold. tell me what it was like to play that when you thought maybe hillary was going to win. and then when she didn't. and all of that progress was was rolled back and is now being rolled back. a lot of it. >> um, it's hard. it's it's invigorating to work on those things. um, it's interesting, though, because we went through an entire cycle in the six years that we made that show. we we had the moment of protest, and then we came back out and we thought, wow, we something was achieved here. these voices were heard. we saw those red outfits, those crimson clothes appear outside of congress, and we were making an effect. and then the show was just wrapped. and we're in a different world again. and i think one of the pieces of solace that we can take in this moment is that time is long. you hit a certain age, i think, where you look at, you look at the cycles and things will change. there is hope. the arc of

mark zuckerberg recently celebrated return of masculine energy and culture that celebrates aggression does it mean masculine energy? >> we have to ask megan kelly. >> there are senior women, senior men as well and certainly outside in the uk there are female editors. the editor is a woman, the economist, yeah. >> you continue to cut cost. you think that's true? >> i get asked this the all of the time. here you are again. first of all, we are not cutting costs, we are restructuring. >> i inherited a newsroom that i was set up for i would say, you know, it hadn't fully adapted. rehiring people, we brought all sorts of new people, visual storytellers. >> i doubt it. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. [applause] >> i will take the applause. >> we positioned them under each seat. 100%, put that out of your mind, focus on what's in front of you. >> exactly. exactly. >> but it reminded me fcc's core powers, oldest century chunk of the industry, broadcast tv, terrestrial radio. do you think give you a shrinking role in the marketplace of ideas. i wonder if you think that we shoul

he he presented himself like a savior of green technology savior, mark zuckerberg. i mean how many political positions has he taken it just goes back and forth and i think it's just cause for him and musk's specifically like they're they're their politics are very fluid. they just don't care. someone like teal has been right wing for a long time, but that didn't stop him from hiring alex karp to become the ceo of palantir. and alex karp now now i think is pretty far right with the stuff that he's saying. he was a democrat pretty liberal democrat when when he appointed ceo of, palantir and teal didn't care about this, wasn't about like ideology so much as it was just about like game. the person that he wanted to be in there. same with andresen i think andreessen political path has starts probably wake when he gets out of college and found netscape and then to where he's at now this is this is is an arc right he didn't start on the right so i think it's just like a confluence of all of these different factors and. i think that but part of it is that right now the righ

mark zuckerberg wanted to create a currency a few years ago. >> elon musk wants. >> to turn. >> twitter where you can. >> move. >> money and. >> more bank. >> and what. >> we try. >> to do is say, okay, if. >> you are doing. >> that, you can do it. you just have to follow. >> the financial. >> privacy laws, the laws that guard against errors and fraud. >> and i'll. >> tell you, i think that triggered some of them. and i think that's part. >> of the reason they're. >> so, so damn obsessed. >> with all. >> this is they're, you know, some folks have said that there's a conflict of interest because elon musk is directly involved in what is happening at cfpb, doj's and the conflict of interest because of what you just noted. and it's just one of many conflicts of interest, frankly, that exist for musk with this administration. do you see it that way? do you think this is a direct conflict of interest? and what is your biggest concern? >> yeah, well, we would. prohibit our employees and others. from even. owning any stocks of any company. >> related to our work. you know, it's. >> not just x

i mean, five years ago we saw the same thing from mark zuckerberg and facebook, where they tried to create a new global currency, and they were pretty open about it, that if they could have their own currency, they could track people spending across their digital life, and they would be able to charge companies that are using that currency big money. and this is, i think, part of a broader effort to create currencies that are outside of oversight when it comes to fraud, privacy and more. in fact, the senate right now is thinking about letting those tech companies create their own currencies. and that raises just real questions about power oversight. and could it actually lead to a risk to our financial system? >> so there's the creating your own currency, which he's not the only one who's wanted to do this. i mean, we see this at at other big tech companies and also other big financial companies as well. but the argument that he has made about the access that he has now to all of our data is that he he had the same access when he was at paypal and he didn't do anything to, you know, to dis

no pain is going to be felt by mark zuckerberg. no pain is going to be felt by his billionaires boys club. and this is the betrayal at the heart of trump. he got elected. really. the immigration was a big part of it. but the number one issue was cost of living. he got elected to cut the cost of groceries, gas and rent. well, you can't have high tariffs and low prices and it's going to fall terribly on middle class working people. a huge number of whom voted for mr. trump. this is going to punish, uh, cotton farmers, corn farmers, chicken farmers. god help us, scott. it's going to punish the bourbon industry and your beloved kentucky. uh, it's just really an outrage. and it's a betrayal. and i think that's the key to this is that good people, a lot of good people voted for donald trump because he thought they thought he could lower the cost of living. now he's raising their cost of living, and it's an economic disaster. it's a political disaster. >> so. so, paul, what would be your economic tweet? you know, 140 characters or less to

mark zuckerberg's internal motto at facebook for several years was to quote, move fast and break thingsarguing that there is precedent in politics as well. president bill clinton's reinventing government initiative. last week, musk posted on x, quote, what doge is doing is similar to clinton gore dem policies of the 1990s. the current dem party has just gone so crazy far left that it isn't recognizable anymore. end quote. now, musk would be on to something if it were accurate. would you be surprised if i told you it wasn't? the clinton administration worked closely with congress and with each federal agency and department to establish a bipartisan commission to oversee oversee the reinventing government initiative between 1993 and 1998. that's a span of five years. the clinton administration eliminated more than 400,000 federal jobs through a combination of buyouts, voluntary departures and layoffs. but there's a huge difference between d.o.j. and clinton's projects. for one, clinton presented his plan to cut costs to congress for approval. unlike the trump administration, which has so

administration was pressuring social media companies that shut down core political speech and had mark zuckerbergputting out a letter saying we felt pleasure to do that and my position is we want more peach and not less. government following the law and going for them with stopping government officials from calling into social media companies and asking them to take down posts. that's a good thing. >> how you do it on twitter? >> there's social media companies on the one hand and you've got again, license broadcasters on the other. if people don't want to have the public interest obligations and my job to enforce it. if people want to change that, go to congress. but, if you're going to have a license to be a broadcaster and it comes with something called you have to serve the politician. if you don't want to do that, that's okay. i'll give you the address of fec and if you're a broadcaster and don't stir the public interest, turn your license in and go podcast over the top and as lon as congress says you've got unique access to spectrum, find something to do with that. >> it's terrifying for tho

particularly the biden initiations pressuring social media companies to shut down political speech, and mark zuckerbergut out a letter sort of saying we felt pressured to do that. my position is we want more speech, not less. >> but you're not a cable news commentator, you are a government official. you can threaten companies, you can impact their businesses. seems like you no longer think the government is the center of speech now that you're in the government. >> president trump issued an executive order to stop government officials from calling into social media companies and asking them to take down posts. >> like you do on twitter. >> give got social media companies on the one hand and again, licensed broadcasters on the other. if people don't want to have the public interest obligations, my job is to enforce it. if you're going to have a license to be a broadcaster it comes with something called you have to serve others. if you don't want to do that, that's ok. i will give you the address of the fcc. you are free to turn your license in and go podcast and go over the top. but as long as congress

particularly the biden initiations pressuring social media companies to shut down political speech, and mark zuckerberg out a letter sort of saying we felt pressured to do that. my position is we want more speech, not less. >> but you're not a cable news commentator, you are a government official. you can threaten companies, you can impact their businesses. seems like you no longer think the government is the center of speech now that you're in the government. >> president trump issued an executive order to stop government officials from calling into social media companies and asking them to take down posts. >> like you do on twitter. >> give got social media companies on the one hand and again, licensed broadcasters on the other. if people don't want to have the public interest obligations, my job is to enforce it. if you're going to have a license to be a broadcaster it comes with something called you have to serve others. if you don't want to do that, that's ok. i will give you the address of the fcc. you are free to turn your license in and go podcast and go over the top. but as long as congress sa

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is it going to be mark zuckerberg with the new plans?ventually be the hardware that takes over. i mean, it's one of those really key important times, and it's hard to see who's going to be come out on top. >> with. >> all. >> of this. >> the way i. >> look at. >> it is a combination of all. >> of it. >> it's a. >> combination of all. by the. >> way i. >> look at it right. >> now, it's the. >> cloud providers. >> you have microsoft. i mean, their business is. growing or. >> accelerating. >> rather that azure. >> growth. >> rate because. >> of. >> i just mean me as. >> a consumer. >> or. >> as you. >> yeah, like as a consumer. >> chatgpt i. >> mean, they're far and away the most used. >> of all. >> these chatbots. we talk about even microsoft copilot and. >> the anthropic. >> cloud, on. >> and. >> on and on. they just aren't used as much as chatgpt is. and this chatgpt integration with. the iphone, that's kind. >> of an admission. >> from apple saying, we can't even figure this out. we need to stuff this into siri. >> for now. >> and hones

musk and now mark zuckerberg also reportedly considering a similar move, potentially with meta.fman, who broke it, semaphores business and finance editor. liz, it's great to see you this morning. this could be a biggie. i mean, meta is already a biggie. tesla is a biggie. and really, i think the question at this point is what you think the state legislator in delaware wants to do about it or not. >> they really. >> want to keep their companies. >> i mean. >> you know. >> as. >> important as delaware. >> is to. >> the corporate community. >> the corporate community is really important. >> to delaware. >> it's a huge. >> part of the state budget. >> it really. >> drives the economy. >> down there. and so they. >> are pretty. >> dramatically. >> you know, like a. >> lot of. >> sort of. institutions we've seen kind of. >> bending to the will of. >> of the maga contingent. >> so the question that i have actually is right now, there's a view that delaware is more shareholder friendly than management friendly, i think, is that that's the working assumption. is there a point at which sh

sam altman was just talking about the spat that they're having with mark zuckerberg, saying he's goingwn ai app. he said, well, maybe we'll just do an uno reverse on them. and wouldn't that be funny? and you guys are uno. to which. >> of course, uno is another incredible brand that we own. just won the game of the year award at toy fair. uno had a record year and continue to drive innovation and be a cultural reference, as you say. and that that's the strength of the portfolio that we own. and the opportunity for mattel is to take iconic toy brands, continue to grow our toy business, but expand, extend the business model to the entertainment industry across multiple verticals. it's not just film, and it's not just barbie, it's television, digital games, mobile games, location based entertainment, and across multiple verticals that are all driven by big brands. >> you know, we have to run, but is that a red eight ball that's standing next to or sitting next to the two barbies that are here? >> that's right. this is a collection of ruby red toy products that we are introducing a toy fair

. >> people and listen, you could do the full mark zuckerberg. >> and say, thank. >> you, sir.asculine or jeff bezos, who's saying maybe i can get a piece of the space world, because remember, we all talk about jeff bezos being the amazon guy. jeff bezos is actual moonshot. is blue origin his space business that needs government contracts, right? elon musk, what is his actual dream? it's not to cut government spending. it's to go to mars and to use. >> government dollars. >> to do so. so all of these people, some of the bad actors are cozying up for their own reasons, and some of the quote unquote, good actors are saying, i just got to run my business. >> and. >> i don't know how to play ball with this president. and it's fair to say that people, big and small know this. >> administration. >> if you cross them, could come. >> for you. so all this dissatisfaction and i'm. >> not. >> defending it. we spend all of this time, we spend all of this ink, we spend all of this reporting resources. there's like whole sectors of the news based economy that are like, what do people in busi