Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg held a "rare meeting" with President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday to mend relations after years of strained relations and discuss possible future interactions. This is reported by The New York Times, writes UNN.
The meeting was initiated by Zuckerberg, who has had a strained relationship with Trump over the past decade. Trump himself, who has long claimed that Meta unfairly restrained him and other conservatives on its platforms, actively criticized Zuckerberg on social networks and during campaign speeches.,
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Mark Zuckerberg flew to West Palm Beach in Florida on Tuesday night before visiting Trump at his Mar-a-Lago Club on Wednesday. The two exchanged pleasantries, and Zuckerberg congratulated Mr. Trump on winning the presidential election. Subsequently, both men reportedly planned to continue the conversation at Trump's hotel in the evening.
Meta described this moment as"an important time for the future of American Innovation." While Trump's deputy chief of staff for Policy, Stephen Miller, spoke a little differently about it.
Miller said Zuckerberg was " very clear about his desire to be a supporter and participant in the changes we are seeing across America and the world.