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Hi everyone, this is Pivot from the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Cara Swisher.

And I'm Scott Galloway here with Breaking News.

HQ14A is Cara's you guessed it, Fiesta.

Congratulations Cara.

Well done.

You know, we were going to talk about this Amazon HQ2 Mass, which was also sort of bad press for them this cycle

because of where they selected and some objections to them picking places where you had predicted they would pick.

So it announced its second headquarters in New York City and also a sub Washington DC, along with a smaller facility in Nashville,

which is basically one of their distribution facilities.

But we were going to talk about this, but we really had, there's nothing to talk about today, but Facebook, right?

Correct. I mean, this New York Times story, which really brought together a lot of stuff, you know, a lot of amazing reporting has been going on over Cambridge Analytica from the Guardian and from lots and lots of sources.

I've been whacking at them in the New York Times in my opinion column and stuff like that, but this really brought together a lot of stuff and included some facts that were and details that were so disturbing in terms of deflection and trying to push blame elsewhere that I was even I who have been really critical Facebook was astonished by it.

So I just love to get your take and then or whatever you want to talk about.

What are you hearing? I mean, you just before we jump on here, you just read a letter, started reading a letter.

You know these people, I think there are repercussions, especially for Cheryl Sandberg, who really comes off the worst in this story.

Although I still cannot stand the ability of people to pretend that this is not all Mark Zuckerberg's responsibility.

He is the CEO, he has 60%, he's an adult, and they're treating him like this sort of adult boy king who doesn't know what's going on. It's ridiculous.

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