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Later in the program, we're going to dish about bumbling corporate espionage efforts of a Swiss bank.

But first, we turn to Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg.

His public appearances are usually awkward and robotic affairs.

But new leaked transcripts reveal a refreshingly candid zuck.

To discuss the latest remarks from the Facebook founder, I have with me my co-host,

Anthony Curry.

Hello, Anthony.

Hello.

And I am very excited to introduce our new colleague, Anna Schumanski. Hello, Anthony. Hello. And I am very excited to introduce our new

colleague, Anna Schumansky. Hi, Anna. Hello. All right. So, The Verge, they got a hold of two

audio recordings of Mark Zuckerberg's Q&A with employees, and there's a lot to chew over.

But let's maybe start with the antitrust stuff because he kind of addresses

this in a way that we haven't really seen him address it before, which is he seems absolutely

frightened that Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren is going to win the White

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