I took these witnesses to France and there was a lunch, Maurice Levy generously hosted for us.

And this woman stood up and she said, she's her words, I'm not Jewish.

I run a non-profit in France that works on sexual violence and conflict. I've done this for three decades and then she started listing the countries. She's working Bosnia, you know, etc. She said no one's ever asked me if it's true. They've only asked me how they can stop it.

All of a sudden, all anyone wants to know is is it true, not how they can stop it.

And she said, I think it's anti-Semitism, because I can't understand what else could be going on here. It's 10 p.m. on Thursday, May 9th here in New York City. It's 5 o'clock

a.m. on Friday, May 10th in Israel as Israelis get ready to start their day.

Before we get into today's episode, one housekeeping note.

Over the past 24 hours or so I've received a lot of questions from many of you about the crisis,

the escalating crisis in the US-Israel relationship.

I have a lot of thoughts on this crisis and where it's going and we'll be recording a deep dive on it for our next episode release

So be on the lookout for that now on to today's episode

Cheryl Sandberg is one of the most accomplished executives

in the tech industry.

After attending Harvard University

for her undergraduate studies and for her MBA. Cheryl's early career included stints at the

World Bank and at the US Treasury Department in the Clinton administration

where she served with then Treasury Secretary Larry Summers. She then joined Google as Vice President of

online sales and operations in 2001 before joining Meada's then Facebook as

C.O.O. where she worked from 2008 to 2022.

Just a couple of data points here. When Cheryl joined Google in 2001, the then private company had

20 million dollars in revenues and when she left in 2008, the company by that

time it was public had 22 billion dollars in revenues.

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