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C NBC fast money maybe you'll get your answer on the air we start start off tonight with Facebook's under fire. The company's

top exec meeting with civil rights groups today to discuss the growing ad boycott. Let's get

straight to Julia Borsen with the details from that meeting. Julia.

That's right, Melissa, the organizers of Stop Hate for Profit calling the meeting a

disappointment saying that Mark Zuckerberg and Cheryl Sandberg are not ready to address the

hate on their platform and did not respond

to the demands of dozens of its largest advertisers. The NAACP color of

change anti-defamation league and free press saying in a joint statement that Mark Zuckerberg

quote did not offer any tangible plans on how Facebook will address the

rampant discrimination and violent conspiracies on its platform. Instead he offered

a retread of the same old talking points from last week, tweaks

around the edges with no details or timelines.

The meaning that we just left was a disappointment.

Facebook has had our demands in multiple ways

and they showed up to the meeting

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