Trump swipes at Mark Zuckerberg asking for White House goodies: 'He didn't do too well'
26 November 2021
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Former President Donald J. Trump mocked Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and "big tech" during an interview on Tuesday when he appeared on Fox News with Sean Hannity.
Trump meandered throughout the interview and went off on a tangent claiming he did "big things" when discussing the 2020 election. Trump said Zuckerberg visited the White House "trying to get goodies," but that "he didn't do too well."
Trump added, "So I thought that he was concerned we were doing things. We were doing things. Had we had a second term, we would have had that much, really, pretty much under control. We had some incredible things planned for big tech."
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