. >> sheryl sandberg. oh, yeah, sheryl sandberg.s, mark zuckerberg needed perfect sheryl sandberg to be the outward facing person to interface with the world because he was unable to sit up and look you in the eye and do it. and almost like a year to the date since she leaves. and mind you, she's still an advisor to the company. so sheryl, we love to hear from you on this. who does he put? >> dana white it's a costume, okay. and yes, it's no longer leaning in. it's now rear naked choke holding. >> can i tell you what? >> like please. and you. i can't even believe you just said naked choke holding because now i'm just going to. that is the rest of the show. >> my takeaway when mark spoke was that he looked scared and that he was having to reverse himself, and i sensed that he feared, oh, you're caving into trump. so the exact opposite of masculinity. >> but chris, can i just make this point? i completely get that donald trump is the president, and if i was the ceo of a company, i totally get that. i need to play ball, right? if i sel

so do you feel like the collapse girlboss culture and, the eventual unveiling of sheryl sandberg being -- has created a better feminism for critique in this moment of kamala harris? we all really want her to win, but we also want to be able to hold her accountable and critique her. that's something i think it's a good question and it's good to see you. o.g. og online in the house of so yeah i mean that's that's a very very complex question that i appreciate and really like the framing of the big parties in york city because that's hilarious. i was, i was not invited to them, but i remember when they happened and you know, and it was an interesting time because i think that when the book out it was like 2013. i me think about that time i mean this is pre girlboss this is like we were so innocent, right? like we were like we could be anything we want to be, you know? and it was like yeah, i mean, even our fashion was like reflective that, right? like it was like, i'm artsy, but wear a blazer, you know, and it's, you know, and so i think that at the time and i think, kate, i like we talke

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he needed to bring in his mommy, sheryl sandberg, to actually do the real work and speak to america.. nobody's that's not going to chill anyone. >> of course it's garbage. but let's be clear people voted for donald trump and supported him because they wanted the workplace to look and sound a certain way. they wanted the country to look and sound a certain way. that does not exclude all of the immigration policies that he's promoting, a look and a sound that is mad men era 50 years ago, not 2025. >> i think there are political pitfalls here, because i think that the language that's been coming out of the maga movement has been one of equality. they, you know, they say the word we want things to be equal, equal opportunity. well, we don't like is this idea of unequal outcomes. we want equal opportunity to equal fair, balanced, you know, level playing field. when you think about those workplaces where those kind of words could be thrown around, people did not think of those as equal places for people who got those words thrown at them to have opportunity. right. so this is kind of a pro

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and get this zuckerberg blamed his former chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg, for an inclusivity self-expression in the workplace. i mean, i have to say at one level, right, it actually is a perfect example of masculine energy to not own your own decision and instead blame them on a woman who is your subordinate. a lot of men do that a lot, but it's a kind of masculine energy, if you want to call it that. that's pretty damn pathetic. which is the other weird thing about all these manly men and how they are performing masculinity. not only does it involve a ton of whining, i mean a real like constant whining and blame shifting. it also involves abject levels of, dare i say, emasculating subservience. all these manly men, so eager to submit to the awesome will of donald trump while simultaneously bragging about their superhuman feats. whether it's all the pushups you can allegedly do in this case, or claiming you were one of the best video gamers in the universe as elon musk has recently done. >> so you in? are you in the top 20in the world or top 20? wow. in diablo? >> yeah, yeah.

. >> so many questions for a company that once employed sheryl sandberg.d i think in a way and i don't know what gym is doing but in a way -- >> i don't want to comment on it. >> it's capable of shape shifting to the extent it is important for his company and therefore important from shareholders and he is good at it. >> he is good but i know you ride the subway quite a bit and this real i've only touched it a few times. that was one of the many incendiary comments and i thought it was the one over the top, the masculine and feminine stuff and i have gone everywhere in the world you are not supposed to go to. >> it was surprising that it went into that territory. but mr. zuckerberg raised the message she wanted to get out with significant changes in terms of fact checking on a platform and so many other things and he has been successful in that and using a key platform we know is very well listened to by supporters of the president or president- elect i should say but he is effective. >> what about it? >> that concept about let's say i will come out agains