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Helps connect everyone in the world, then there are a lot of people who can't afford to pay. and therefore, as with a lot of media, having an advertising supported model is the only rational model that can support building a service to reach people. that doesn't mean that we're not primarily focused on serving people. i think probably to the dissatisfaction of our sales team here, i make all of our decisions based on what's going to matter to our community and improve the experience and focus much less, you know, very little on the advertising side of the business. >> what are the implications...

Than any government agency anywhere. >> in the world. >> in the world. they have built a very powerful machine for collecting information and selling access to it. so when zuckerberg says the advertising side of the business, that is the business. it's the reason they are a huge business and worth billions and billions of dollars. what they do is suck up everything they can about you, who you like, who your friends are, how you travel on the web and tell advertisers how to reach you best based on that information. now it makes for good advertising and targeted advertising but they know everyth...

A spectacular run of my own publication, my own lawyers? >> read till the end, please. >> tucker: that's the end of it.uc >> read the entire last paragraph, please. >> tucker: is that where you interviewed the editor who assigned the piece? oh, that was not in the piece. you were afraid to track it down because he worked there. >> i will continue. i also broke at "the washington post" the story of how this is a couple years ago, the advertising side of the paper was putting the arm on the magazine to push content in a certain direction. >> tucker: it was russian propaganda? you are quite a sli...

When you write something that brown nosy, do you feel guilt? a spectacular run of my own publication, my own lawyers? >> read till the end, please. >> tucker: that's the end of it. >> read the entire last paragraph, please. >> tucker: is that where you interviewed the editor who assigned the piece? oh, that was not in the piece. you were afraid to track it down because he worked there. >> i will continue. i also broke at "the washington post" the story of how this is a couple years ago, the advertising side of the paper was putting the arm on the magazine to push content in a certain direction...