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Sandberg, 52, confirmed in a Facebook post that she'll be stepping down from her role as Meta's second-in-command later this year.

And we have to lead them to the right place. and the right place is common decency for the common good. we have to get rid of leaders who don't belive in that, and put people in place that believe in common decency for the common good. that'll fix it. >> nicole? >> just kind of echoing what matthew said, i think also, this is an interesting moment in time right now. there are conversations being had. you know, we talked about bookends, sandy hook and uvalde, i really hope this is that ending bookend, and there's good conversations happening right now, we just need to continue to ask our politi...

That we have to keep talking about. in my view, the fundamental thing is leaders never lead they follow. and we have to lead them to the right place. and the right place is common decency for the common good. we have to get rid of leaders, and put people in place that belief in common decency for the common good. that'll fix it. >> nicole? >> just kind of echoing what matthew said, i think also, this is an interesting moment in time right now. there are conversations being had. you know, we talked about bookends, sandy hook and you've all the, i really hope this is that ending book and, and th...

And then himself. parkland, florida, 2018, a 19-year-old killed 17 students and staff at marjory stoneman douglas high school. earlier cnn spoke with nicole. her son dylan was one of the children killed at sandy hook elementary school. she stressed these kind of tragedies are just not inevitable. >> this gun violence that we're experiencing on a daily basis in schools and communities and dpr grocery stores and movie theaters across the country, this is not an inevitable part of our life. there are actions we can take to prevent it if we have the courage and the perseverance to lean-in and take...

San Francisco, April 22 (IANS) Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Meta (formerly Facebook), is reportedly facing internal scrutiny over using