Mark Zuckerberg

My view on this is like...

He's the president of the United States.

Our default as an American company should be to try to have a productive relationship with whoever is running the government.

I would do this, like we've tried to offer to support previous administrations as well.

I've been pretty public with some of my frustrations with the previous administration, how they basically did not engage with us or the business community more broadly, which I think

Frankly, I think is going to be necessary to make progress on some of these things like we're not going to be able to build the level of energy that we need if there if you don't have a dialogue and they're not prioritizing trying to do those things so

But fundamentally, you know, look, I mean, I think a lot of people want to write the story about like, you know, what direction are people going?

Like, I just think it's like, we're trying to build great stuff.

We want to work with, have a productive relationship with people.

And that's sort of, that's how I see it.

And it is also how I would guess most others see it.

But obviously I can't speak for them.

Yeah, I guess in the past, I probably just...

Most of the comments that I made, I think, were in the context of content moderation.

It's been an interesting journey over the last 10 years on this, where it's obviously been an interesting time in history.

There have been novel questions raised about online content moderation.

Some of those have led to, I think, productive new systems getting built, like our AI systems to be able to detect nation states trying to interfere in each other's elections.

I think we will continue building that stuff out, and that, I think, has been net positive.

I think other stuff...

We went down some bad paths.