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>> it is just a mess. so mr. president, stay away from the mess. okay. don't go to the white house correspondents dinner. don't go to clubs. don't do any raves for a while. wait a couple of weeks. you'll thank yourself and america will thank you as well. >> very weird. >> you could tell we've been on for 47 hours, so we're going to break real quick, but when we come back, andrew ross sorkin, we're going to ask him about raves and also we're going to be talking about facebook, the whistleblower for facebook, talking the most important social media legislation ever passed. it was passed in europ...

An hour to train as a firefighter. to nevada where the front page of the las vegas sun features day one today of the nfl draft. thousands of visitors descending on vegas for the league's most attended annual event. the first round takes place tonight and the first pick, barring a late trade, belongs to the jacksonville jaguars. time for a must read opinion page. former facebook product manager francis houghan writes, i blew the whistle on facebook. europe shows us the next step. the dryly named digital services act is the most significant piece of social media legislation in history. it go...

Facebook is a private company. somebody said, it's not like the free market of ideas. it's not the town square. it's a coliseum that's built inside the city. and it's time that we stop treating these monopolies in silicon valley different than we treat every other company in america. there's no reason why they should be protected from the knocks and the bumps of a free market, and why they shouldn't be liable for the mistakes they make, but right now they are. >> in about 30 minutes, president biden will be updating the country on the war in ukraine. and asking congress for an expanded aid pac...

Potential customers will get the chance to test out Facebook's hardware in person and in an environment set up by the company.

Mark Zuckerberg credits much of Meta’s growth to COO Sheryl Sandberg’s combination of emotional intelligence and industry knowledge. Here’s why.