The Facebook founder is defending his political ad policy—and his (possibly related) dinner with the president
when news of the meeting broke. “And now, Mark Zuckerberg and one of Facebook's board members—a major Trump donor—had a secret dinner with Trump. This is corruption, plain and simple.”that nothing untoward occurred during the dinner — but declined to provide details about the discussion.
“I think some of the stuff that people talk about or think gets discussed in these discussions are not really how that works.” Of course, that defense is unlikely to satisfy critics who have raised questions about his interactions with Trump and his allies — and if they have anything to do with his stubborn insistence that changes to paid political ads would amount to censorship.
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