Mike Isaac

You know, it's funny now because like this is still seen as like an aberration in democracy. Right. There's no way that the American people could have elected Donald Trump. This had to be manipulation from foreign governments. This had to be the spread of disinformation across Facebook. And like, look, those things did happen, do happen. Right.

You know, it's funny now because like this is still seen as like an aberration in democracy. Right. There's no way that the American people could have elected Donald Trump. This had to be manipulation from foreign governments. This had to be the spread of disinformation across Facebook. And like, look, those things did happen, do happen. Right.

But that was like the only way people could accept that this happened in their minds.

But that was like the only way people could accept that this happened in their minds.

But that was like the only way people could accept that this happened in their minds.

All the guns turn on Zuckerberg and Facebook on both sides of the aisle. The Republicans were already going after him, but the Democrats are now looking at him. So he has no friends.

All the guns turn on Zuckerberg and Facebook on both sides of the aisle. The Republicans were already going after him, but the Democrats are now looking at him. So he has no friends.

All the guns turn on Zuckerberg and Facebook on both sides of the aisle. The Republicans were already going after him, but the Democrats are now looking at him. So he has no friends.

This was, I would say, the period where they were trying to fix it, and I think in an earnest attempt. Now, there's limits to that later on, but I think this was like the, okay, we messed up, how do we fix it sort of period.

This was, I would say, the period where they were trying to fix it, and I think in an earnest attempt. Now, there's limits to that later on, but I think this was like the, okay, we messed up, how do we fix it sort of period.

This was, I would say, the period where they were trying to fix it, and I think in an earnest attempt. Now, there's limits to that later on, but I think this was like the, okay, we messed up, how do we fix it sort of period.

I think he saw it as a kind of penance that he had to do and say, like, look, I'm going to come, I'm going to explain myself in good faith again because that's what we're doing, and I can point to the literal billions of dollars and many thousands of people we've hired to fix this problem, and then you will all understand, of course. And what happens instead? They do not understand.

I think he saw it as a kind of penance that he had to do and say, like, look, I'm going to come, I'm going to explain myself in good faith again because that's what we're doing, and I can point to the literal billions of dollars and many thousands of people we've hired to fix this problem, and then you will all understand, of course. And what happens instead? They do not understand.

I think he saw it as a kind of penance that he had to do and say, like, look, I'm going to come, I'm going to explain myself in good faith again because that's what we're doing, and I can point to the literal billions of dollars and many thousands of people we've hired to fix this problem, and then you will all understand, of course. And what happens instead? They do not understand.

Or look, they may understand and they don't give a shit anyway. You know, like it's the level of cynicism of Washington. Like, look, I'm not saying Zuckerberg is right. I'm not saying he came to the Hill with the correct point of view. But I think to the degree that I'm aware of his mentality, he thought that going and explaining what they were doing would solve some of these problems.

Or look, they may understand and they don't give a shit anyway. You know, like it's the level of cynicism of Washington. Like, look, I'm not saying Zuckerberg is right. I'm not saying he came to the Hill with the correct point of view. But I think to the degree that I'm aware of his mentality, he thought that going and explaining what they were doing would solve some of these problems.

Or look, they may understand and they don't give a shit anyway. You know, like it's the level of cynicism of Washington. Like, look, I'm not saying Zuckerberg is right. I'm not saying he came to the Hill with the correct point of view. But I think to the degree that I'm aware of his mentality, he thought that going and explaining what they were doing would solve some of these problems.

Zuckerberg's like sort of pithy response. That becomes a meme in Silicon Valley or at Menlo Park where his headquarters is. They make little stickers that say, Senator, we sell ads. Making fun of Congress and that senator in particular placed them all over their laptops and stuff. It's like this moment of kind of almost contempt because...

Zuckerberg's like sort of pithy response. That becomes a meme in Silicon Valley or at Menlo Park where his headquarters is. They make little stickers that say, Senator, we sell ads. Making fun of Congress and that senator in particular placed them all over their laptops and stuff. It's like this moment of kind of almost contempt because...

Zuckerberg's like sort of pithy response. That becomes a meme in Silicon Valley or at Menlo Park where his headquarters is. They make little stickers that say, Senator, we sell ads. Making fun of Congress and that senator in particular placed them all over their laptops and stuff. It's like this moment of kind of almost contempt because...