has zuck become trump's cuck? >> well, he looks very much like that guy in high school who tries to sell you weed on the school bus. and then if you actually take him up on it, you have to go over there, and then he makes you hang out with him and, like, listen to his self-produced raps and watch him play video games. just kind of like that. but i also, you know, i think it's interesting how many people are describing this as facebook going pro-trump, because i don't really think that's fair. i think saying that you're not going to any longer oppress information that makes someone look or the other side of someone look bad, or the opposite of someone look bad is not the same as being pro that person. they're just not doing this for anyone. they're going to have the community notes feature, which is the people are going to weigh in, which i think is better. but yeah, it is cute. it's very cute that he seems to want to think perhaps anyone would believe this is for any other reason, other than the fact that trump is

apple with zuck. specifically coming out of china. >> you mentioned zuck. we want to play zuck on the joe rogan podcast. >> because they have been so off their game in not really releasing innovative things. the good news about the tech industry is it is super dynamic and things are getting invested. if you don't do a good job for ten years, eventually, you will get beat by someone. >> your take. aggressive take from mark zuckerberg. ever since he started the mma classes, he is a different guy. a chain on. a different thing. in all seriousness -- >> mma battle with cook and apple. it comes down to 30% with the commission and what they're taking and this is -- we're seeing this game of thrones play out with meta and apple and across tech because of where we're going into it. it's frustration from meta's perspective. for apple, as we talked about, this is the year they have to ultimately not innovate, but the consumer innovation goes through apple and zuckerberg recognizes that. >> dan ives, great to see you. sorry about penn state. you are muted today after

jim, put zuck up right over here. he looks like if your jewish aunt was jack harlow.looks like a high school guidance counselor who's called you in to his office to tell you he's getting a divorce. i'd say more, but if i leave his picture up for too long, we have to start paying royalties to art garfunkel. for you tonight! my guests are ben stiller and june squibb! but when we come back, i make an appearance in one of my favorite shows. tune in, won't you? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome back. give it up for louis cato and "the late show" band right over there. [cheers and applause] we have one of my favorite comedians, actors, directors. ben stiller is going to be on. and a wonderful actress, june squibb will be here. we've got some squibb heads in the house. june squibb, 95 years young, as we say in the talk show bus business. folks, i'm very excited to have ben stiller on the show tonight. he's starred in so many great projects: "tropic thunder," "zoolander," the extended "focker"-verse. but now he's director and executive producer of one of my favorite

no matter how much the zuck tried, he just seemed out of place until now, it seems. that ufc ceo dana white joined the board, will join the board of directors at meta, and i guess it kind of makes sense when you think about it. white is a good person to have. in zuckerberg's corner, not only did he speak during trump's victory night speech, he has been friends with donald trump for decades. zuckerberg is probably hoping that he'll be one of the boys joining white, trump and elon musk at those ufc fights. you know who else is in both the ufc and trump orbit? joe rogan. he has been a ringside commentator at ufc fights for years, and he just had zuckerberg on a new episode of his popular podcast, the joe rogan experience, that aired yesterday. >> we're also lucky that you got into jiu jitsu, because i think i think that had an effect on you. >> you look different when you walked in here today. you look thicker. you look like a different guy. you do. you look like a jiu jitsu guy. now. it's funny. i saw your neck. i'm like, his neck is bigger, your neck is bigger. good.

let's speak to one of facebook�*s earliest investors and author of new york times best seller �*zuckedcatastophe�*. roger, good to have you with ourson roger, good to have you with our son bbc news, thanks for your time today. what does the departure of nick clegg and the arrival ofjoel kaplan mean for meta? ., , ., , ., meta? for everyone listening to this programme, _ meta? for everyone listening to this programme, the _ meta? for everyone listening to this programme, the thing - meta? for everyone listening to this programme, the thing to i this programme, the thing to understand is that meta is no longer pretending to be neutral in politics. mark zuckerberg has had as a goal since the company began to create a global network on which every human being connected to the internet participates, under his direction, a very authoritarian vision. in the united states, it has been on the defensive for many years and as a consequence has had to pretend political neutrality. when nick clegg was hired seven years ago, it was in direct response to the cambridge analytical scandal in the uk, an

even then, liz, i have 419 million reasons as to why i don't trust zuck.zuck bucks used in 2020 to rig and manipulate those elections and that's one of the reasons joe biden won and inflicted all the misery on us for the last four years. i don't trust him and don't believe it's authentic, and i think the only way i'd ever get to trust meta is if there's a new ceo and owner and took for twitter to become a free speech platform and ultimately that's the only way to get meta to be a free speech platform if you have new ownership because i think if left to their own devices, mark zuckerberg and facebook and instagram would go right back to censorship if that's the way the political winds are blowing. liz: interesting. mark zuckerberg said he'll copy elon musk's x rules and said "they've pushed to censor more and more and reached a tipping point where it's too much censorship with the third party fact checkers they were using". they've got too much political bias in what they choose to fact check and how. it's like sins ovomission and moving content moderator t

today, zuck announced he's giving ufc president dana white a seat on the board at meta, and he's goingn on free speech. >> after trump first got elected in 2016, the legacy media wrote nonstop about how misinformation was a threat to democracy. we tried in good faith to address those concerns without becoming the arbiters of truth. but the fact checkers have just been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust than they've created, especially in the us. what started as a movement to be more inclusive has increasingly been used to shut down opinions and shut out people with different ideas. and it's gone too far. >> meta is doing a full 180, and they're embracing trump's commitment to free expression, ditching the fact checking censorship, and announcing the changes on fox. >> we've got a real opportunity now. we've got a new administration and a new president coming in who are big defenders of free expression. and that makes a difference. one of the things we've experienced is that when you have a us president, an administration that's pushing for censorship, it just makes it

. >> jonathan: mark zuck zuckerbe there. do you believe his conversion? >> absolutely not. i think mark zuckerberg is a criminal, and a proper adjudicated -- >> jonathan: a criminal? >> yes, for 2020, but i want to see that -- i want to see that in a systematic adjudication either in the house or, i think better with a grand jury and a special prosecutor to go through 2020. >> jonathan: you want trump's justice department -- a justice department under trump to prosecute mark zuckerberg? >> i didn't say that. i didn't say that. what i want is the house to do it first, but if they're not prepared to do it, a special counsel set up that looks at the 2020 election and looks at it seriously and adjudicates it. if there's nothing there, there's nothing there. zuckerberg's, you know, road to damascus came to a little late. it was after the 5th of november. it's very, you know, now he wants to be a bro. he kung fu fights, goes to ufc. he cuts his hair differently. that doesn't haggle with me. that guy will flip on donald trump and he'll flip on us in a second when it's convenient f

this is part of a whole kind of like thing that zuck is doing. what say you?thanks for going to me first. as the only person on this panel that's ever used a tampon, at least for its intended purpose. >> they're great for stopping nosebleeds. >> i actually used it for that. >> yeah, i think we talk a lot about the free tampons in the bathroom. given the fact nobody wants to use, like, one of those. if you're using one of those, it's a bad day. yeah. no tampons. i'll just share with all of you. they're not really, like, a one size fits all. or even like a one size fits or a one fits every situation. situation? yeah. so i don't think that anybody is reliant overall on the free. even in the women's bathroom, the free tampon. so i'm just thinking of like what percentage of people we're talking about here. well, this how how much have we talked about tampons in the men's bathroom? i've lost track of how many times we talk about. show me the person for whom this is a make or break issue. i don't know that that person exists, that it's a make or break issue for where

thank you, zuck and meta for recognizing that the censorship had gone too far and seizing the opportunity to make a course correction. but local technology watchdog common sense media is condemning the decision, issuing a statement that said in part, meta is prioritizing greed and profit over the safety and mental health of people across the world, especially our young people. this is a transparent attempt to curry favor with incoming political power brokers. the other big component of zuckerberg's announcement is that facebook's u.s. content review team will move from california to texas as we work to promote free expression. >> i think that it will help us build trust to do this work in places where there is less concern about the bias of our teams, menlo college political scientist doctor melissa michaelson says that move perpetuates long standing stereotypes about the state that everyone in california is a pinko, trump hating liberal, when in fact we are a very purple state. >> there are a lot of trump voters in california, and there are, in fact, a lot of democrats in texas and a lot

zuck? >> i don't think rich is how rich everybody else comes to this country almost drowning in rivers or getting caught under barbed wires to get in here to pursue their dream. >> why do we ever think that we should bash their success? >> what are you talking about? >> i want you to get in, but let me just say this. it is not about how rich they are. just. just to observe what? >> what he's saying. they're not rich enough. is that what you're saying? >> no, i'm saying that actually. what got them there? mark zuckerberg, sam altman, jeff bezos, they all got to where they are because they came up with good ideas. they built big, good businesses, punish them and no, no, no. and they did so largely without having to do what they are doing now. the fact that they have to do it now, i think actually is a change for them. they were not going to washington themselves, groveling toward the political leaders to try to keep their businesses afloat. >> yeah, they were disruptors. >> i you know, i hear

roger mcnamee is one of facebook�*s earliest investors and author of new york times bestseller zucked change is that nick clegg was brought on to solve a political problem in europe right after the cambridge analytica scandal that took place in the uk, and hisjob was to make sure that meta didn't get into any long—term trouble in europe — it clearly has not gotten into long—term trouble. european regulators are unhappy with the company, but they've not yet done anything meaningful. trump's election in the united states signals a huge change in us politics, and meta has been in conflict with trump because it banned him a number of years ago after the insurrection in washington. and kaplan, who is a long—time republican politician, is someone who i think they correctly believe can negotiate with all the correct parties so that meta can buy its way towards a favoured position with the administration. let's ta ke let's take you briefly, if we can, of the us house, and as we mentioned it little earlier, voting is under way for the house speaker. we are waiting for the result of a second vo

essentially zuck manned up. you're seeing this everywhere. it's in the just him. you're seeing a return of mask lip ethos. stoicism is huge. rogan, musk, rfk and trump. all different masculine voices but indicative of a male desire for achievement, order and winning. they don't talk about themselves. this is the key thing. the democratic party became so obsessed with the self they couldn't look out ward and see the world around them. >> up next, don lemon is melting down democrats who cozy up with trump. these are the very same maga people who have called and donald trump helped promote calling michele obama a man. i'm not smiling in your face if you're calling my sister or my mother or wife or girlfriend a man. [bleep] you. >> don lemon is sour about blasting trump. we have limited time, greg. >> greg: well, i want you to know i did nothing for this segment. because he's over, and i'm being civil about this douchebag. this is the only way to get any attention. he's like the guy at the bar that starts fights and people don't even pay attention to him. sad little g

you have zuck, tim cook, even the tiktok ceo will be there.>> they increasingly help decide what news you get, what you know about the world, and even what people think and believe, and the policies that these billionaires impose on their tech platforms have real-life consequences. that's what an oligarchy looks like. the world's richest tech br os and a few tech celebrities rubbing elbows at mar-a-lago only concerned with how to make more money and how to appease donald trump. >> they say, katie, it's going to be 22 degrees, but with the windchill factor -- you always have to for windchill in -- it could go into the single digits. is it week to go inside? >> according to fox weather, it will be in the single digits. i don't think it is, because obama is trying to take a victory lap. david axelrod is like "he doesn't want to have it outside because he is worried about crowd size." during the obama inauguration, a number of people got very sick, ill, almost hypothermic. some people got hypothermia and had to be treated in medical tent because i

rager, 'cause, i mean, imagine going to a party where you get to talk to a master banter like mark zucks screens just can't convey the full range of human expression and connection. they can't deliver that deep feeling of presence. >> stephen: "yeah, that's great, mark. that's awesome. my wife's calling me over. i'm not married yet, but i'm going to head over there and propose to that coatrack." okay? [applause] so much for dry january. zuckerberg will be hosting along with todd ricketts who is, of course, the inventor of rickets. it's gonna be a good few years for him, as well as fellow industrialist cornelius t. measles, theodore whooping cough, and phineas j. flogging a street urchin with your cane. these are the guys that biden warned us about, but truth be told, democrats have done precious little to prevent the rise of oligarchs. possibly because 83 billionaires supported harris. that's why biden's speech last night was the "geico presents the pfizer dire warning about the dangers of corporate influence" live from the crypto.com oval office, brought to you by slim jims new chile li

yes, taking the place of seats normally reserved for democratic or republican governors, sat zuck, bezosktok guy, and google guy. the six guys who control maybe 20% of the world's wealth and 100% of your nudes. you don't need to pretend with me. i don't know what he's talking about. delete, delete, delete. populism, ladies and gentlemen! shouldn't this gathering be happening in a volcano's lair near zurich? or are we just open source illuminati now? where's the conspiracy fun in that? honestly, there is not a useful app of communication not controlled by at least one of these individuals. and you may not be concerned that they've all ponied up a million dollars to be sitting there and are kissing the ass of a president who openly threatens non-ass-kissers, but trust me, shit's going to get weird. even by that afternoon, shit got weird. >> this appearance of elon musk at an earlier trump rally is getting loads of attention because of a one-armed gesture he made. >> this one really mattered. and i just want to say thank you for making it happen. thank you. [audience reacts] >> jon: okay. c

. >> like it or not, we got the new zuck, he's ripped, letting his hair go, he's in a tight t-shirt. we'll see where it goes. love having you kick off the program. thank you for coming on "power lunch." appreciate it. >>> by the way, what we care about a lot is the stock, so, of course, what do you do? you run a poll on the aforementioned x. will it increase, increase? 54% said increase, 36% said it won't matter. >> let's ask ken about this, ken squires, president and founder, and cnbc contributor. can you imagine a few years back, every time you turned around there was a big story about bad advertisers on their site and offensive this and that, that this would be the way that story ends. >> in retrospect, i can imagine it because my main takeaway is how incredibly adaptable mark zuckerberg is as a ceo of a huge company. going back to the analytics days, which he got the fadeaway to revamp instagram to be able to compete with tiktok, to now leave the third-party fact-checkers in such a quick way. it's just to be able to pivot such a large company, pretty impressive. and i don't think

. >> jimmy: we call it the old suck and zuck. that is -- that's embarrassing.e which part is worse. mark zuckerberg just flushing whatever dignity he had down trump's golden toilet or the fact that he's transitioning into one of the golden girls. this is a fun little dilemma for trump nuts. as of january 1st, last week, pornhub is no longer available in florida. the state passed a law requiring users to verify that they're over 18 before they can logon, s so, pornhub blocked all access to their site in the state of florida. they don't like the government monitoring what their users are watching. isn't it weird that they're banning online porn in the state that most likes like a penis of all the states? it's like if italy banned shopping online for shoes. >> anyone who may have tried to access pornhub or redtube is getting messages like this, informing them that they're barred from the pornography site. the familiar pornhub tune silenced in florida today. >> yeah, i know what that is. >> i recognize it, but i couldn't tell you the name of it. >> she doesn't know

ahead, the zuck does a rebrand that doesn't suck.ebook getting rid of fact-checkers. ♪ ♪ can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪♪ super helpful. ♪♪ [ cheering ] what are invoices? progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to all your other to-dos. absolutely not. get a quote at progressivecommercial.com. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: donald trump's blowout victory was also a big victory for free speech. mark zuckerberg says the days of censorship are over at facebook. meta will end its fact-checking program that silenced conservative voices, instead borrowing a page from elon musk and ex-style community notes and rely on facebook users to correct posts. >> we tried in good faith to address those concerns about becoming the arbiters of trut

this guy spent $4 hundred million in zuck bucks to get biden get out the vote effort to get biden reelectedi'm perfectly willing to accept his conversion even though it seems to be a conversion of convenience. but i want proof. i want evidence. if you really have converted, then show us all the evidence. give us all the details of how this all happened and prove that. otherwise, you know, i just don't believe it. >> dana: mark wanted to ask you about this story. christopher wray is the outgoing f.b.i. director. resigned instead of being fired. >> my decision to retire from the f.b.i., i have to till, was one of the hardest decisions i've ever had to make. the president-elect had made clear that he intended to make a change. my conclusion was that the thing that was best for the bureau was to try to do this in an orderly way to not thrust the f.b.i. deeper into the fray. >> dana: kash patel becomes the confirmed f.b.i. director will have his hands full. he whats a lot to fix. >> i'm glad he was able to make it on 60 minutes. he didn't show up in november in front of the homeland security com

who gives a zuck?! [ screaming goat ] whoo!losion ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a little different, right? i just feel like -- feel like it's a little different. >> steve: little. >> jimmy: another big story going on is president-elect trump suggesting he could use military force to acquire the panama canal and greenland. [ laughter ] yep, to handle greenland, trump will send the army. and to deal with the huge canal, trump will send his proctologist. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] "it's a huge --" [ laughter ] some more political news, in a a new interview, president biden said that if he stayed in the race, he would've beaten trump. [ light laughter ] he also admitted that he may not have the stamina for a a second term. [ light laughter ] make it through a second term? we're hoping you can make it up the stairs. what is he -- [ laughter ] today the white house gave him a sponge bath and red bull just so he could watch "wheel of fortune." [ laughter ] well, get this, i heard that amazon is paying $40 million for melan

five days you're going to hear one of these stories almost every two hours over the weekend it was zuck. he was at mar-a-lago. that's public record. there's a problem with the existing social media platforms. it's called the regulator. they don't like monopolies. and so, you know, we put our bid in knowing that we have we're not serving anybody. we're going to make this a people's platform with equity crowdfunding, allowing people on tiktok to own a piece of it, beholden to no one social media site that exists today. so look, i'm a huge elon musk fan. i mean, no question about it. you know, he's a phenomenal entrepreneur. but the idea that the regulator, even under trump's administration would, would allow this pretty slim. >> okay, so it's a slim shot, but it's definitely you know, it's definitely out there. and carrie underwood i mean if carrie underwood performed something else. sure. >> why not do something else about this whole deal in the end, tiktok is trump's deal all right? he's not giving it to anybody else. it's his deal. he's going to use it for all kinds of leverage. i get

thank you, zuck and meta for recognizing that the censorship had gone too far and seizing the opportunitycourse correction. but local technology watchdog common sense media is condemning the decision, issuing a statement that said in part, meta is prioritizing greed and profit over the safety and mental health of people across the world, especially our young people. this is a transparent attempt to curry favor with incoming political power brokers. the other big component of zuckerberg's announcement is that facebook's u.s. content review team will move from california to texas as we work to promote free expression, i think that itl help us build trust to do this work in places where there is less concern about the bias of our teams, menlo college political scientist doctor melissa michaelson says that move perpetuates long standing stereotypes about the state that everyone in california is a pinko, trump hating liberal, when in fact we are a very purple state. >> there are a lot of trump voters in california, and there are, in fact, a lot of democrats in texas and a lot of folks who vote

is this also important for facebook and mark zuckerberg because zuck just saved himself from an inevitable battle with trump when he takes office because two weeks from now donald trump's in office and we know from the last time trump was president facebook will be in a position where they have to either take down some of the content or flag some of the content from the official account of the president of the united states. that is certainly going to put him at war with trump. >> absolutely. so a few points, one to what you were saying and to this question, first of all, mark zuckerberg made it clear he wouldn't fact check donald trump. that's why i said at the top i'm not surprised. this isn't brand-new, but what is different is they'll have you believe that government shouldn't pressure tech companies, that that's called jawboning and yet what mark zuckerberg is doing is absolutely in response to threats that came from donald trump and one of the things that's not getting enough attention was how he ended his comments today, mark zuckerberg. he said trump is going to help me with the re

you got the zuck. tim cook, even tiktok's ceo is going to be there. but joyless joy reid is jealous. >> they increasingly help decide what news you get, what you know about the world, and even what people think and believe, and the policies that these billionaires impose on their tech platforms have real life consequences. that's what an oligarchy looks like. the world's richest tech bros and a couple of d-list celebrities paying millions of dollars to rub elbows at mar-a-lago, only concerned with how they're going to make more money and how to appease donald trump. >> so they say, katie, it's going to be 22 degrees. but with the wind chill factor, you've always got to throw the wind chill factor in there. yeah it could go into the single digits. is it weak to go inside. >> according to fox weather it's going to be in the single digits. as you said with wind chill. i don't think it's weak because, you know, obama is trying to take a victory lap here. and david axelrod is like, oh, he doesn't want to have it outside because he's worried about crowd siz

zuck. he looks better. much cooler in terms of perm. and with regard to chain.ich will be indoors too many people to fit outside. you know, we're excited. >> that was saturday night live's totally different take on the controversy surrounding tiktok. that social media app is back now after a brief weekend shutdown. on friday, the supreme court ruled against tiktok and its chinese parent company bytedance declining its fight against a law banning the app in the us unless it was sold. the law was set to take effect at midnight on sunday, despite the biden administration saying it would not take action to enforce it. american users were then hit with a notification on saturday saying the ban had been enacted and that president elect trump was working with the company to find a solution. in a phone interview saturday, trump said he would most likely give tiktok a 90 day extension to find an american buyer. by sunday. the app was back online with a message thanking trump for acting to restore it, despite him not taking any official action yet, and despite him being t

zuckerberg or whether it's the danish prime minister, when trump goes after you, remember he said zuckas going to be in prison, you know, so it would be investigated for all of his wrongdoings. he said, i'm going to take greenland. that makes great headlines. those things aren't going to happen. but there's no question that zuckerberg has changed his business model in a significant way. in the first weeks before even trump is president, because he sees what's coming, because he knows who won. and the same thing is true for allies of the united states around the world. so the rule of don has much, much greater impact on others that are not directly inside that circle of power and influence than it did back in 2017. casey. >> yeah. ian. briefly. big picture here. i think that there's a general feeling among a lot of americans of uncertainty, of instability, of living in an era that is not as secure as perhaps the era that they came from, or that they grew up from. do you think that's true? >> well, it's not true in terms of violent crime in the united states, for example. it is true in t

zuck has always been a lot more to the middle than the people he works with are.sense over the last decade. i think it was terrible. if anything, he was clearly bullied to go against his natural instincts on this particular one and to be forced to have these political fact checkers, clearly, extraordinarily influenced by the left, and he admitted it. you know what? the way we've been doing things, the way i was pushed by these liberals and the democratic party is not going to happen anymore. >> i agree i think you want more speech generally, but at the same time, you're saying president trump won, there's no question he's bringing lawsuits against media organizations other things i would think you would think should be acceptable to be published on x, or should have been published on meta. there was a lawsuit against a pollster in iowa, she got it wrong. i'm not suggesting she got it right, but i would put that in the category of free speech. there are things that the president-elect is doing that some people would say, not just some people, i think a lot of peopl