'Tech Is Coming to Trump': Maggie Haberman Dishes on Zuckerberg's Surprising Mar-a-Lago Visit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Haberman noted the broader implications: "We are seeing, as with a number of industries, but certainly the tech industry, a lot of people coming to Trump and not the other way around.
42% : "Stephen Miller is Trump's most powerful advisor, and also the person who largely drives or shares with Trump his hardline immigration agenda.
39% : Speaking to CNN host John Berman, Haberman noted Zuckerberg's striking efforts to rebuild ties with the president-elect, despite years of public clashes over Meta's treatment of conservatives: "We're seeing a lot of people in tech coming to Trump, not the other way around," she noted,"So we're still learning about it, John," Haberman explained.
39% : It's not clear whether Zuckerberg saw this meeting as significant or Trump saw this meeting, but one person described it as Trump essentially saying, 'Hey, why don't you come over to Mar-a-Lago?'""Zuckerberg once upon a time was a funder of an immigration advocacy group," Haberman pointed out.
21% : Zuckerberg reportedly told Trump he looked like a "badass" for his defiant response to the attack.
16% : Trump has repeatedly accused Meta's platforms of censoring conservatives and even called for Zuckerberg's imprisonment during his 2020 election rhetoric.

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