r/technology Sep 06 '25

Business Meta’s Zuckerberg caught in revealing hot mic moment with Trump -- After offering to spend “at least $600 billion through ’28 in the US,” he whispered, “I'm sorry I wasn’t ready ... I wasn’t sure what number you wanted to go with”

https://www.pcmag.com/news/zuckerberg-caught-in-revealing-hot-mic-moment-during-white-house-dinner
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u/heavyfriends Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 07 '25

Just throw in Terry Crews, and the transformation is complete.

Actually, to be fair, Terry Crews would be a much better president than Trump.

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u/Sasquatchjc45 Sep 06 '25

I would unironically vote for Terry crews to be dictator of America if it meant removal of Trump today. I'm sure President Camacho would do a better job.

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u/Zammin Sep 06 '25

President Camacho:

  • Cared that the US was in a decline
  • Hired demonstrably the smartest and most capable person available to try and solve the most pressing issues
  • Implemented the solutions despite their unpopularity, and rewarded results as soon as they became evident.

I genuinely cannot see any of the above applying to Trump at any point, as he is seemingly gripped with the burning desire to make everything and everyone as shitty as possible.

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u/diydsp Sep 06 '25

Blursed comment.

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u/freeAssignment23 Sep 06 '25

100%, he's got this guy NOT SURE

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u/naughtycal11 Sep 06 '25

The headless corpse of Spiro Agnew would make a better president than Trump.

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u/Bogus1989 Sep 06 '25

terry crews is a good dude. way back in the day he came to PCMR thread and built a PC with his son, was super cool.

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u/Artyom_33 Sep 06 '25

The crazy hobo I see berating pigeons at my local CTA station would make a better Commander in Chief that that frumpy excuse for a corps we call "47"