Ari Melber shows that Facebook's Zuckerberg

[BigmanPigman]

isn't as innocent as he likes to portray himself as when it comes to business with Turkish and Chinese world leaders.

[syringis]

1. I'm not sure, I don't remember well...

Wasn't Zuckerberg accused of having stolen the Facebook concept from one of his fellows in University?

It was a few years ago. I'm really not sure, it is almost a shadowy souvenir.

I'm not very fond of Zuckerberg and totally dislike Facebook.

[Lil Missy]

2. Yes, he was accused of stealing the concept of Facebook from college mates.

As I recall, they were twins. There was legal action, in which the twins were compensated.

[syringis]

3. Thank you Lil Missy

Zuckerberg's behavior is not what I would call nice...

[nycbos]

5. As a suggestion watch The Social Network.

This is covered this in the movie

[not fooled]

6. And...

not as innocent when it comes to the Russians.

fuckerberg, I hope the rubles were worth selling out and wrecking the U.S. during the last presidential election.

[RandomAccess]

7. In my mind, Ari's show is tied with Rachel's

for the best show on MSNBC and I actually think it may soon take first place on its own. Nicole Wallace comes after the two of them. Her show today was fabulous.

[BigmanPigman]

8. I like Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle a lot too.

They don't let anyone get away with BS and avoiding questions. Ali is great with explaining anything related to money (even I can understand the tax and Hellcare plans). Chris Cuomo on CNN is sharp and I like him much better than Morning Joe.