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Facebook. i don't want to regulate them to death. but we have a problem. our promised digital utopia has minefields in it. mr. zuckerberg has not exhausted himself being forthcoming. we had one hearing. mr. zuckerberg sent his lawyer. very bright, very articulate. could talk a dog off a meat wagon. >> julie: john kennedy there warning facebook needs to do more to address privacy issues or the government will have to take action. mark zuckerberg just arriving in capitol hill ahead of two days of congressional hearings. the social media giant is in damage control mode after they admitted the dat...

Also pointing out it is an advertising-driven business like tv and depends on those advertising funds to be able to provide a free service to us all. >> bill: what will zuckerberg say? he has a busy week ahead? >> a very busy week ahead. he will be arriving in washington today ahead of two full days of testimony on capitol hill. he is likely to face a lot of tough questions. in particular about facebook's admission that some 87 million users may have had their data shared with cambridge analytica, the data mining firm. a lot of demands will come that it never happen again. among them from sena...

Wagon. but he didn't say anything. >> so now zuckerberg himself will be the one answering the questions and politicians are suggesting if he doesn't have the answers, then government regulation of social media may be the solution here, bill. >> bill: the dog may be back on the meat wagon after all. jonathan, we'll watch together. thanks in l.a. >> sandra: president trump gathering his top national security advisors as he weighs the response to syria. that white house meeting minutes away. a live update from washington is next. add downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy and it's...

Facebook is facing sharp criticism following the revelation that the data of at least 87 million users was compromised by consulting firm cambridge analytica. the company's ceo, mark zuckerberg, is slated to testify before two committees in congress this week to explain among other things why it took the social media giant so long to notify its users that their data had been stolen. here's senate judiciary committee member john kennedy putting it as only he can. >> mr. zuckerberg has not exhausted himself, being forthcoming. we had one hearing. mr. zuckerberg sent his lawyer, very bright, very...

Mr. zuckerberg september hnt hi very bright, very articulate, could talk a dog off a meat wagon, but he just didn't have any answers. the problem and the issue are both too big for facebook to fix. >> what does zuckerberg have to do to sell his proposals to congress? >> the question i asked, is facebook too powerful? what was surprising to me, is he said we do need the right kind of regulation. and having spent so many years in silicon valley, i think there was a certain hubris there, there used to be a sign that