Larry Summers, one of Bill's economic gurus, was Harvard's president when Zuck was there. He could have shut down 'The Face Book' right then and there (remember, it was originally a nascent neo-revenge-porn site because his girlfriend broke up with him), but didn't. Summers also could have told the Winklevoss Twins to zip it, but didn't either. I would have thought that after all the scandals and bullhockey, especially surrounding 2016 and the last eight years, Facebook would have lost some of its users. It hasn't. For him to blame Sandberg is classic. It's like him laying off 80% of his staff a few years back and allowing algorithms to monitor the site. That's what people should be most upset about.