Facebook founder and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with US President-elect Donald Trump at his residence in Palm Beach, Florida, for dinner. This was reported on the evening of Wednesday, November 27, by Fox News, citing Trump adviser Stephen Miller. According to Miller, Zuckerberg has expressed his willingness to support the reforms that Donald Trump wants to implement.
“Mark Zuckerberg has made it clear that he wants to be an advocate and part of this change that we're seeing across America and around the world,” the presidential adviser said on Trump-friendly network The Ingraham Angle. Miller also added that Zuckerberg "has his own interests" but sees Trump's second term as an opportunity for "national renewal." A Meta spokesperson confirmed the meeting in a comment to CBS News, noting that Zuckerberg appreciated Trump's invitation and "the opportunity to interact with members of his team."
“Mark Zuckerberg has made it clear that he wants to be an advocate and part of this change that we're seeing across America and around the world,” the presidential adviser said on Trump-friendly network The Ingraham Angle. Miller also added that Zuckerberg "has his own interests" but sees Trump's second term as an opportunity for "national renewal." A Meta spokesperson confirmed the meeting in a comment to CBS News, noting that Zuckerberg appreciated Trump's invitation and "the opportunity to interact with members of his team."
