This is a squawk pod. I'm C. NBC producer Katie Kramer. Today on our

podcast Mark Zuckerberg, the tech magnate stance on filtering or not filtering

what we read on Facebook. Some of the stuff that people share on the internet is real jump.

It's completely made up and you don't want that stuff to be the stuff that's going the most viral.

Zuckerberg on information curation, social media's obligations to the people that use it.

I don't think that Facebook or internet platforms in general should be arbiters of truth.

And remote work for all, sort of, how Facebook is prioritizing virtual opportunities

according to experience.

If you're a new grad at a college or haven't had a lot of experience working at a company.

It's actually more important that you're at the office in person for training.

Plus, reflections on that big interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin,

exclusive to this podcast.

I think Mark has been wrestling for years with this issue of what is truth, who's supposed

to be in charge of truth.

It's Thursday, May 28, 2020, Squack Pod begins right now.

Almost 2 billion people log in to Facebook every day. The scrolling, the posting, the

friending, it's happening somewhere right now and contributing to the company's

650 billion dollar plus market cap. Today on the podcast you'll hear from the company's

CEO and chairman Mark Zuckerberg. Hey there can you hear me? Hi I can hear you

fine how are you? And this sounds okay, there's microphone or whatever. I caught up

with Andrew Ross Sorgin.

So Andrew, tell me about talking with Mark Zuckerberg.

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