zuckerberg with far less capital. from the capital police to liz cheney or other public servants as i mentioned. mark zuckerberg is the third richest person in the world and he ought to be able to speak about the basic facts here rather than being stunned or scared into silence and to leave this unaddressed is to basically close the circle or leave the impression that the president-elect is right and he was threatened into this and again, there are a lot of people in a lot more vulnerable and difficult position to have shown plenty of courage and all mr. zuckerberg has to do is tell the truth, were you threatened into this or not? facebook has this enormous power of information, it shapes what people see, whether they are looking to discuss democracy, politics or not, and they've had other problems that have nothing to do with partisanship. we did a multipart series on facebook, on the show, we saw this back in the day. zuckerberg apologized at a senate hearing about their failure of children's online safety and this

mark zuckerberg has been building towards this for years. in 2020, he actually also rolled back and said i will not fact check political content or political speakers after trump's threatened to sue twitter for taking down his content. it is not new and it affected some of the work i was trying to do while i was there. that said, it's highly disappointing, and let's be clear, they want us to focus on whether fact-checking is good or bad or whether it's about free speech or not as opposed to focusing on what they do with that speech on the stick thymic problems of the platform itself. which was not addressed at all in his comments today. >> let's stick with free speech. i want to play again a bit of what we heard in hallie jackson's report because it stuck out to me. >> the recent elections feel like a cultural tipping point toward once again prioritizing speech. we will get back to our roots and focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms. >> okay, mark zuckerberg said it's all about f

mark zuckerberg very much trying — mark zuckerberg very much trying to _ mark zuckerberg very much trying _ in elon musk's footsteps or take a page out of it playbook. i take a page out of it playbook. iwouid — take a page out of it playbook. i would caution, in terms of elon— i would caution, in terms of elon musk's relationship with donald — elon musk's relationship with donald trump, it is not necessarily going to be... may not be — necessarily going to be... may not be rosy forever. there has been — not be rosy forever. there has been chatter in trump circles around — been chatter in trump circles around mar—a—lago about whether elon around mar—a—lago about whether eion musk— around mar—a—lago about whether elon musk is in some ways overstaying his welcome. we know — overstaying his welcome. we know donald trump likes to be the centre of attention, likes to be — the centre of attention, likes to be the _ the centre of attention, likes to be the one calling all the shots — to be the one calling all the shots and does not like it when someone — shots and does not like it when someone co

to not get wrong with zuckerberg. trying to gain favor with the current administration, but he's missing the possibility of the downside by doing this, by removing the safeguards. and, you know, we want it to be transparent. we don't want this black box system. so that is a step in the right direction. but you need people working full time trying to research and find the context. otherwise, you know, it might not be the win that they're thinking it is for either political party. because just imagine how much easier it will be for the media or either political party to make up lies about the other side and go, well, i don't have to worry about being fact checked. now, let's just let's just see what this goes. as long as this helps me, that is in fact, the slippery slope. >> gentlemen, thanks so much for your time. thanks for the work that you do. thanks to your colleagues for trying to keep us as well informed as we can be. aaron rockman is the executive director of politifact. chris richmond is the ceo and co-owner of

why is zuckerberg now taking a specific page from musk's x platform?> well, i'd say virtually every tech ceo is trying to make right with the president elect trying to recalibrate or reset a relationship with the incoming administration. and zuckerberg has a lot of work to do, because trump has been critical of facebook for years, musk is clearly trump's right hand man. ceos like zuckerberg have been going to mar-a-lago, trying to improve the relationship. i see two things going on here, wolf. there's both a well intentioned effort by meta to reflect the mainstream of public opinion and to reset the content moderation standards so they don't seem too much to the left, or they're more in the middle. that's a well-intentioned effort. but there's also clearly here a craven effort to appeal to donald trump by rolling this out on fox news today, by really speaking trump's language when it comes to the changes that are being made. trump, of course. so truth challenged. and now facebook is saying we're not going to try to monitor the truth on this platform mu

the move comes zuckerberg — censorship. the move comes zuckerberg and _ censorship.mes zuckerberg and other - censorship. the move comes . zuckerberg and other executives have made efforts to improve relations with president—elect donald trump for he takes office later this month. and just one day after facebook announced a ufc ceo and trump ally dayna wide will be on the board. trump and his republican allies have previously criticised meta for its fact checking policy calling it censorship of right wing voices. trump cheered the move on tuesday saying that matter has come a long way while others including mince information exploits warned that letterforms could become more of cesspool of misinformation. the changes apply to the us are present and meta said there was no plan to roll out the changes in the eu which is subject to eu law that requires the company to combat misinformation. linda gal carino reacted to meta's leaders change while speaking at the trade show in las vegas. she called the decision to scale back content moderation is really exciting. our corre

and intelligence against zuckerberg.rding to a person who anonymously spoke to cnbc with knowledge of the situation. so zuckerberg's team took it seriously. zuckerberg also now adding a trump ally to his company board, and he has cited trump's win directly as his reason to end fact checking online, which had reduced the belief of facebook users in certain lies. and it also affected their spread. here was that unusual announcement. >> first, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes similar to x starting in the us. we're going to work with president trump. >> we're going to catch less bad stuff, but we'll also reduce the number of innocent people's posts and accounts that we accidentally take down. we won't catch as much bad stuff. we're going to end fact checking and all. why not? not because of some independent reason or even a business reason, which of course, businesses make business decisions about profits all the time. in fact, we've aggressively covered the facts around zuckerber

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why does mark zuckerberg want so desperately to help?e sort of hinted at it in his announcement. and i think one is to avoid consequences. >> and we've talked about this with project 2025. one of the people that wrote the part of project 2025 around the section 230, which is the thing that prevents tech companies from being sued. it gives them immunity. brendan carr, he's trump's designated to be the fcc chair. and he, you know, right after the election, wrote a letter to these companies, basically saying, we're going to come at you and you're. 230 protections if you continue to censor. >> and one of the things that he described as censorship are these fact checking programs. >> so in a way, you know, zuckerberg was inoculating himself against what was likely going to be an assault. >> it's the implementation of project 2025, a small part of it. but then there's something more insidious than that. and that's the thing that he hinted at in his announcement, which is he he sort of said he's going to work with the trump administration to pu

and apparently zuckerberg doesn't take any issue with any of that.haracterizes him as this autocrat when, again, he's sucking up to the wannabe autocrat. i don't know what to make of that, but i do think that he is legitimately, you know, he is frustrated or genuinely frustrated with. i think some of the, the scrutiny he faced from the news media and biden administration during the pandemic. >> now, the shift at meta isn't just coming from zuckerberg, it's coming from people within the organization. on tuesday, meta's new chief chief affairs officer, a former bush adviser, gave an interview to fox and friends. and he called the trump presidency, and i'm quoting, an opportunity to reset the balance in favor of free expression. and then in another instance, it appears as though meta is using sort of the conservatives framing of free speech versus versus censorship between the policy changes. and, and, you know, this meta officer saying this is an opportunity to reset the balance in favor of free expression. oliver, why is free expression always have to

so for zuckerberg. but isn't that a beautiful moment? zuckerberg and rogan falling in love.oh, i wish you spoke to me like that after i, you know, i wish, i wish i talked to my fiance. >> i love your hair, though, if that counts for anything. >> thank you, i appreciate it. your next bigger than ever. >> all right, panel, stick around. >> up next, our worst of the week segment. the justices on the high court falling in line or falling in line, i should say, to help donald trump and failing to uphold the rule of failing to uphold the rule of law. watch your step! that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you. even if you have a big trip to plan around. thanks! i mean, i can see you right now if that's...convenient. visionworks. see the difference. ♪ (vo) living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler? it's a bit of a dinosaur. albuterol only treats your symptoms, not inflammation— a cause of asthma attacks. treating symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma experts. finally, there's a modern way to treat symptoms and ast

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zuckerberg says meta is making six key changes. will have for users and myself every day. >> you've outlined it pretty clear here. we've got this fact checking roll back where now instead of relying on expert fact checkers they're going to go the way of elon musk and doing community notes. beyond that they're not only removing the expertise when it comes to the fact checking, they're targeting the content restrictions on issues and zuckerberg exclusively mentioned immigration and gender, which were truly hot button issues during the 2024 election right with disinformation. as much as we can blame the anti-incumbency effect and other issues as to the reason why trump won, we know -- we also have they have reducing enforcement of their automatic processes to automatically flag kind of the lower level content violations and these rules. so essentially taking these rules together, these changes, you're going to have a system where you are rolling back the content restrictions on really controversial issues. you're going to be reducing

we heard mark zuckerberg _ been doing. we heard mark zuckerberg talking - been doing.erberg talking about cutting low performers. does that signal a greater reluctance debate on what might be the next big thing? will that apply to the wider tech sector? i that apply to the wider tech sector? ~ , , sector? i think this is specific _ sector? i think this is specific and - sector? i think this is specific and more - sector? i think this is i specific and more about sector? i think this is - specific and more about human talent where there was an over indexing and hiring in 2021 which has been unwinding and this is possibly another phase of that. companies are at this moment prioritising hardware spending overspending on human capital which is also a reason they allow the company to deploy more spent towards areas such as ai. deploy more spent towards areas such as al— such as ai. investors have also been betting — such as ai. investors have also been betting big _ such as ai. investors have also been betting big on _ such as ai. investors have also been betting big on al

this move comes as zuckerberg _ censorship. this move comes as zuckerberg and _ censorship.mes asj zuckerberg and other executives have made efforts to improve relations with resident elect donald trump before he takes office later this month and just one day after facebook announced a ufc ceo and trump ally dayna white will be on the board. trump and his republican allies have previously criticised mehta for its fact checking policy are calling it censorship of right wing voices. donald trump cheered the move on tuesday saying that mehta has come a long way while others, including misinformation experts have warned that the platforms could become even more of a cesspool of misinformation. the changes apply to the us at present and mehta said there were no immediate plans to roll out the changes in the european union which is required to make the subject to eu rule. a senior lawyer representing the chinese fast—fashion brand shein has repeatedly refused to tell british mps whether the company sells products containing cotton from china, prompting one parliamentarian to brand

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for zuckerberg himself.ean, i do think this is going back to the roots of how he sees this platform, which is bit hands off. >> yeah, well, there's also an economic incentive, which we're going to talk about right now. donie o'sullivan. thank you. perspective from scott galloway, professor of marketing at nyu stern school of business. he's also host of the markets podcast and co-host of pivot with kara swisher. scott, what's your reaction to this decision by meta, especially the timing, the political backdrop, obviously. >> well, the timing is pretty obvious. this was i mean, essentially, mark zuckerberg is one of the most brilliant businessmen in history, and we should stop using the term stakeholder value. it's all about shareholder value. and this will reduce their safety and content moderation budget which was $5 billion in 2022. so if they can cut that in half without the need to moderate content and reduce their safety and security team at a pe of 30, you're looking at a $75 billion increase in market

your reaction to mark zuckerberg here?g this after trump won and he's going to restore free speech. free speech lawyers told us it's horrendous and awful and far left democrats tilted the conversation and manipulated social media like facebook to do it. >> correct. and let's be honest, do we think he'd have made the statement if kamala harris had won? i don't think so. the fact of the matter is that mark zuckerberg is a political human weather vein and will go whenever way the -- whichever way the winds are blowing and i don't think we can trust him and verify he'll do these things till he makes full restitution to all the conservative publications he's censored for years and cost them millions in revenue and profusely apologizes for those things. even then, liz, i have 419 million reasons as to why i don't trust zuck. because of the 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'

do you think that perhaps wait on zuckerberg? i don't know. donald trump has a theory. >> now there's no question that zuckerberg and jeff bezos and tim cook all want to avoid the ire of donald from. but i really think that's only part of the story and we shouldn't just view it through that lens. these are billionaires who have class interests. they have empires of their own to preserve and expand. they see an opportunity for cementing a kind of tech oligarchy where the leaders favor billionaires run the country. this is all that exists in our country. they also look at their fellow billionaire bro, elon musk. it seems to be working for him. why shouldn't it work for them? i think a country ruled by donald trump and like four or five billionaire tech dudes is a wildly dystopian vision that is fundamentally at odds with our commitment to self- governance and what most americans would reject. these are the antidemocratic forces of concentrated power and they are all aligning in the open, in front of our faces. they are not pretending to do other

but the last thing i will say, people do thing that mark zuckerberg will be pragmatic.do expect him to be cautious because they understand that he is a big advertiser to. >> thank you. thank you for your time. strike spacing of social media we can be less than a week away from a ban on to talk and we will talk to the ccl of the talent agency working with more than 200 creators about the impact that could have on their livelihood and where they are already starting to create backup platforms. we are back after this. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that ca

mr zuckerberg went on to sa in world. mr zuckerberg went on to say in order— world.erberg went on to say in order to — world. mr zuckerberg went on to say in order to raise _ say in order to raise the performance of meta— staff the company would take steps to move out low performing employees faster than originally planned, currently meta is employing 72,000 people. cutting 5% of its payroll will be its first major start production since it shared a quarter of its workforce in 2022 and 23. meanwhile microsoft is also given a signaljobs may be becoming harder to come by and us technology sector. it told its workers on tuesday it plans to pause hiring in its consulting arm in america. this comes only a week after it announced a round of layoffs. the us financial regulator has sued elon musk for the late disclosure of his purchase of more than 5 percent of twitter�*s common stock back in 2022. according to the sec, the move allowed the multibillionaire to continue increasing his stake in the firm at artificially low prices. he eventually purchased twitter for $41; billi

do you think that suede zuckerberg? donald trump has a theory. >> do you think he directly respond to the threat you may to him in the past ? >> probably. >> there's a question that zuckerberg and jeff base is and tim cook want to avoid the ire of donald trump. it's only part of the story and we shouldn't view it through that lens. these are billionaires who have class interests. they have empires of the road to preserve. they see an opportunity for cementing a tech oligarchy where leaders favor -- and it exists in other countries. they look at their failure billionaire bro elon musk and it seems to be working for him. why shouldn't it work for them? i think a country ruled by donald trump and four are 5 billion or tech dudes is dystopian vision that's fundamentally at odds and what most americans would reject. these are the antidemocratic forces of concentrated power and they are lining in the open in front of our faces. they are not pretending. it's chilling but also very clarifying to have them all standing on the sa

but zuckerberg says it makes too many mistakes. the fact chehecks and creating too much censorship, which is something that we've heard a lot from conservatives. and so now they're going to replace it by what's called community notes. it's similar to what's being done on x. the system relies on actual users to add extra context and fact checking to those posts. 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. so the timing is a little sus to some people because, you know, elon musk is palling around with mr. trump. trump has been very critical of facebook. he even came out and said, oh yeah, he probably changed it because i said, so is it sus? yeah. i mean, look, jessica, mark zuckerberg has, among many others, admitted facebook has problems

you're going to see elon musk, mark zuckerberg, jeff bezos, prime seats. that doesn't seem like the forgotten men and women that trump talked about last time. are you surprised to see them? >> i am not. they're there as supplicants. they're not there as oligarchs. jonathan, you know better than anybody because we chronicled this in detail. we had no power. donald trump was out. the political class and the political party and fox news turned against him. we're going to make him a nonperson. >> jonathan: he was banned from their platforms. >> for i think 18 months, but as soon as zuckerberg said, i'm invited and i'm going, the floodgates opened up and they were all there trying to be supplicant, and i think most of our people in our movement as president trump broke the oligarchs. he broke them, and they s surrend surrendered. there will be no con stranlts, no more checkings, and they created the oligarchs. they became oligarchs and flipped on him when surrendered and now they'll come to trump and say, i view this as sept 1945, missouri, and you have the imp

mark zuckerberg eliminating fact-checkers on facebook. it comes after a recent meeting with president-elect trump. >>> the moving images late today, as the nation remembers former president jimmy carter. his casket carried up the capitol steps. >>> and later tonight, remembering a key member of peter ppete pet peter, paul, and mary, who has died. helped define an era. ♪ don't know when i'll be back again ♪ >>> good evening and we begin tonight with the breaking news as we come on the air. 1 100-mile-per-hour wind gusts, hurricane force winds unleashing fires across southern california at this hour. the images coming in right now. authorities are calling this a, quote, particularly dangerous situation. a fast-moving wildfire racing through pacific palisades. homes already lost tonight. the fire breaking out in the hilltop west of los angeles. already burning across more than 800 acres. fire trucks racing to the scene. some have been deployed ahead of time. they knew the winds were going to be dangerous. the fire spreading quickly, destroyi

mark zuckerberg was there entire time. if they open the books, if there is a smoking gun, it points at him. >> ainsley: what i notice, a lot of people voted for donald trump, liked how strong he was and what he was promising to do with the economy. he got so many votes and look at elon. people are changing. elon said he had never voted republican in his life and he was supporting donald trump. you have mark who seemed to be liberal because of posts and things they were censoring during coved. they were so close to dr. dr. anthony fauci. now he's meeting with trump and saying no more censorship. i wooern if he'll switch gears, too. >> steve: it's a business decision. >> ainsley: yeah, when you are a billionaire, don't you go with the person that will tax you less, person that has better oil and oil independence. i wonder if they got smart. >> lawrence: he started to change before that. zuckerberg. i don't know if it is the ju jujitsu connection. he looks different, he's speaking different. he talked about how when donald tr

miranda, real quick before you go on the elon musk, mark zuckerberg comparison.esting to see now that we could see tiktok go to elon musk, that china is thinking maybe elon musk is the best buyer of tiktok. how do you weigh that into all of this? >> look, again, i don't think it's good for these tech titans to amass too much power of their own. i think there's another -- kevin o'leary has another bid. i think it would be wrong to allow elon musk to take tiktok. maria: and frank mccourt as well. miranda, always a pleasure. thanks so much. >> thank you. maria: all right. miranda devine. goldman sachs earnings crossed moments ago. let's get to cheryl with the numbers. so far it's good news, what do you want to tell us on goldman. >> a plea you blow out on gold. profits jumped up to 105% at goldman, earnings per share came in 11, 95, estimate was 822. talk about that jump. 13.87 billion on revenue and the estimate was 12.39 billion. revenues were 2 billion in this quarter a year ago, they declared a $3 per share dividend. they bought back 3.5 million shares. this sto

big changes coming to instagram and facebook announced by mark zuckerberg himself. first, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes. community notes from users like what you see on x instead of meta's previous third party fact checkers. but the fact checkers have just been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust than they've created, especially in the us. it's a move criticized by consumer groups, who say those who use social media are vulnerable to misinformation. so this is a pathetic and nakedly transparent effort by zuckerberg to cozy up to the new leadership in washington. common sense media believes young users will be especially vulnerable. meta's announcement will have a devastating impact on young people in particular, who are widely exposed to misinformation and disinformation and all sorts of unmoderated content on platforms like instagram and facebook. but some meta watchers say misinformation has been rampant on social media for years. they say change is a good idea. maybe people who normally wouldn't spe

mark zuckerberg and other tech executives _ censorship. tech executives have - censorship. mark zuckerberg and other tech executives have madej other tech executives have made attempts to improve relations with president—elect donald trump before he takes office later this month. and just a day after facebook announced that somebody will be on the board. trumpet his republican allies have previously criticised meta for its fact checking policy, calling it censorship of fact right wing voices. misinformation experts have warned meta's platforms could become even more of a cesspool of misinformation. the changes only apply to the us at present, meta said there were no immediate changes to rule out the changes —— no immediate plans to roll out the changes in the european union. rolls—royce says last year was a bumper year. the luxury car—maker recorded its third highest ever annual sales figure, with 5712 cars delivered last year. they have doubled the size of the main uk facility. the boss told us how the past year has defied a downturn in t

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mark zuckerberg is a tool with no morality.alking to the president about what the country wants, what was good. when everyone was mad at trump and voted for biden, it is terrible what happened on january 6th and we will do those new procedures. now trump comes in and he is the new president, zuckerberg is kissing his ring. this is crazy, this is an entity, facebook, or millions of people in the world get their information and mark zuckerberg comes out of the video where he says the words i am now going to be working with president trump. holed up, most people are getting their political information from you, and you are working with the president on stuff? this is totally out of line, it's totally out of control. >> okay, but hold on. it doesn't surprise me, i don't even fault the ceos for going down to mar-a-lago. for them, at least in the short term or for the next 2-4 years, it's good business for them. it's good business for them. but is there a moment where their customers, whether users, it is advertisers that pay mark zu

promote free speech, because meta's fact checker, zuckerberg says, made too many mistakes and often engaged in censorship. >> but the fact checkers have just been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust than they've created, especially in the u.s. >> instead of fact checkers, meta will use so-called community notes to monitor content notes that any facebook or instagram user can post. as meta's new chief of global affairs, joel kaplan explained to fox news. >> so somebody can write a note and then the way it works is different. different people on the platform can sort of vote on that note. and if you get people who usually disagree, who all say, yeah, that sounds right, then that note gets put on the on the post and people see it. >> mark zuckerberg is now following in the footsteps of musk, who has dismantled fact checking teams and replaced them with user generated community notes. a musk critic and anti-hate advocate says zuckerberg and musk are being irresponsible in making community notes. the only way to guard against false claims and disinformation. >> this is g

mr zuckerberg suggests so.ral tipping point towards once again prioritising speech. so we're going to get back to our roots and focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies and restoring free expression on our platforms. more specifically, here's what we're going to do. first, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes similar to x starting in the us. but the fact checkers have just been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust than they've created, especially in the us. for morejoining me now is tech expert martin sfp bryant. the well�*s most powerful social platform, no longer policing speech on misinformation in the us. there has been a whole lot of backlash. how could this reshape the future of media and the internet? mike zetterberg was talking about what he calls a cultural tipping points post—election. yes, one thing you have to remember about him is that he has run meta and previously facebook, from 20 years ago. you don't do that unless you are a s

one analyst says this about zuckerberg losing his fact checkers. >> trump is a big winner. the republican party is a big winner. maga is a big winner. the loser, of course, is correct information in making his announcement, mark zuckerberg acknowledged that his new policy could create new problems for content moderation. >> zuckerberg said the reality is this is a tradeoff, that it means that facebook and instagram would, quote, catch less bad stuff. but he also said it would reduce the number of innocent people's posts and accounts that they accidentally take down. brian todd, cnn, washington former president jimmy carter is lying in state at the u.s. >> capitol, and the area will be open through thursday. so members of the public can pay their respects. the 39th president died in his home state of georgia last week at the age of 100. a commemoration of his life took place on tuesday. members of his family and congress paid their respects, and vice president kamala harris said carter's works would, quote, echo for generations to come. >> james earl carter jr.. loved our co

. >>> mark zuckerberg going after apple and tim cook for lack of innovation and what he calls arbitrary rules. >>> historic launch aimed at taking on elon musk and spacex is scrubbed in the final minutes. >>> later, the response to the california wildfires getting more political with one week to go until inauguration day. >>> it is monday, january 13th, 2025. you're watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good monday morning. thank you for being with us. i'm frank holland. we begin with a look at u.s. stock futures with the markets falling after the friday's stronger than expected jobs report that led to the upside in yields. that is one that is rattling are investors. take a look. we are deep in the red across the board. s&p down almost 1%. the dow would open 160 points lower. right here, the nasdaq down more than 280 points. down just about 1.5%. right now, i want to look at the pre-market action on the nasdaq 100. take a look at those stocks moving the index lower. arm holdings down 4%. similar for alantir and micro strategy. let's look last week. it was and down week overall

mark zuckerberg has been meeting with donald trump.le back that they were feeling pressure from the biden administration and then they realized they were making a lot of mistakes and they were listening to the administration and not what the people wanted. and they also experienced a lot during covid. with people complaining about what was being posted. what was being taken down just because facebook or meta didn't agree with it. he said we were making too many mistakes. we were frustrating users and ended up being too much content being fact checked. >> niall ferguson from hoover came on here right after donald trump won. and he said silicon valley feels embarrassed that donald trump's campaign used facebook and social media in order to win that election. and they are being blamed. and they are going to get back at them. and by 2020. a lot of people think the zucker bucks poured into battleground areas key areas turned the election. that caused a lot of distrust and see the oppressive way in which the biden people cracked down on the

it feels to me as if zuckerberg, mark zuckerberg, is basically saying to the facebook audience, you're on your own. you know, police yourselves, figure out what's true and false on your own. and he's implementing more of an elon musk style community note system in order to do that. >> and on that note, brian, in his statement, zuckerberg touted this as a what he called a simplification of the content policies that he said are out of touch with mainstream, with the mainstream. but but really, why rely on users to add context? how will they in turn be fact checked? is there even an answer to that? right. >> there is some value in that. it has worked in some cases on x, but there are lots of other cases on elon musk's platform where disinformation lies and just plain nonsense run rampant. so it is not an entirely effective solution. more broadly, what we see zuckerberg doing here is trying to put his finger up into the wind, trying to figure out where the american public is at. and, as he said, be in the mainstream. but as a result, for example, as of today, meta's revised guidelines allo

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scott, kara swisher obviously feels very strongly about mark zuckerberg there. what i mean, when you heard that elon musk well, it must make sense. but jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg, other tech leaders are seated on the dais at the inauguration. did that surprise you at all? given what we've seen over the last couple of weeks i would describe it as shocking, not surprising when the same people who gave zero to the inauguration committee for biden, who so far, as far as i know, given zero to the wildfire relief fund, all give $1 million to the trump inaugural committee and go up there to sort of bend a knee. >> we've gone it feels like we've gone full oligarch. it's kind of disappointing because i just don't think these individuals necessarily support his policies. but you could argue most generously they're being good fiduciaries for their shareholders, recognizing that if they complement and support the president and give him and his inaugural committee money, they're going to see a return on that. but that's that's basically an oligarchy. so i think it's shockin

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has zuckerberg become trumps cuck? like the 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 listen to his self produced wraps. and watch him play video games. just kind of like that. but i also -- i think it's interesting how many people are describing this is facebook going pro trump because i don't think that's fair. i think saying you are not going to any longer press information that makes someone -- that makes the other side of someone look bad or the opposition of some look bad is not the same as being pro with that person. they're going to have the community notes feature which the people will weigh in and i think that's better but 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 going to be the president. >> greg: tyrus, "what if i take his best intentions? could he had seen the light

okay.at what is behindhr zuckerberg is a change of heart, is a genuine?er the years if you thint about some of the people that used to work ao t a facebook tht are no longer there, they got all caught up and wrapped around the axle with the board and they had this technology that is growing by leaps and bounds and it was like opening gro pandora's box and it is greater for ba lot of things and then d for some things, now the government wants to get involved in everybody want to get involved. b with elon musk leading the wayu, saying here's how you can do things with social media that make sense and there is rivalry but i do think this is the more natural state and mark zuckerberg perhaps is either taking advantage of or d wanted for a while and now can have it but let's say he's taking advantage of it, this is the off-ramp from the crazthy ad as i can get back to do what they want to do. : jessica whatne you heard him say the biden t administration would call and scream, curse force us to take down certain information whether it is 'globe and mail', the l