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Facebook not implementing a paid product to let people opt out of paid advertising. talks through cook's perspective because t not the same. >> apple does not have advertising it just sells you phone that's pretty much its business, and some other products and things like that. most of its money is made selling you the iphones. facebook is on iphones and a lot of apps are on the iphone. privacy is very important to them and observes protecting user privacy. he has a high ground there compared to the google and facebook who rely on advertising. whether you rely on advertising everything that co...

You? well why didn't you? we shown should have done that. it's repeating the same thing over and over. why didn't they, i'd like to know. one of the thing facebook had plastered up on their walls and laurks was move fast and break things. that i have broken a lot of thing, now they better fix them. that's the problem. the question is why didn't they do it 2 1/2 years ago. what that means and what that says about their system and management. she opened up particular things with that conversation. i think they're blaming consultants at this point. i'd like to know. >> let me bring it back to con...

To manage people's data. and what the federal government could do to get involved. go ahead. >> i think regulation. tim cook and i talked about this. he think it is situation is so dire regulation is needed. the question is whose doing the regulating, is it going to impact. >> ya meesh, you have the reports that facebook plans to implement europe across the data network. these are protection laws uh-huh b but it's a real lack in congress to be passing this sort of thing. >> it's a new world and people are nervous about what it means to regulate this area. everyone including zuckerberg and the ...

But, this is -- there's -- they don't necessarily have the expertise to figure this out. they need facebook's help to do this. it's a weird situation. >> exactly. it creates this natural attention. kara, i'm instruction struck by what you can only call the apology tour by zuckerberg. i want to play a little bit of that interview, we talk about looking back, why it took so long, two years to let people know this data breach. >> we thought it had been deleted that's why. >> but that doesn't mean you didn't have a reason to tell the users, hey we did there. >> yes, you're right we done tlach. >> ...

Picture of someone, that's why you have the parkland shooters or students being all the misinformation about them using these kind of misleading images up after this different information out there and people have to realize you have to do something about it. >> there's also a question about what this administration is going to do, shawna. you covered the story of regulations put in place to protect people's privacy. president trump rolled those back. do you see privately coming in forfrom that level? >> facebook has been under a consent decree, it is unclear if this whole situation violated t...