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Mark Zuckerberg Caught on Hot Mic Hinting He Juiced Meta’s US Investment Numbers to Please Trump.
- Mark Zuckerberg and US President Donald Trump shared a meal at the White House dinner on September 4, 2025, where tech leaders praised Trump.
- Zuckerberg confirmed a potential US investment of 'at least $600 billion through 2028' during a hot mic moment at the dinner.
- Zuckerberg previously took actions to appease Trump, including a $1 million donation and changes to Meta's policies.
- Zuckerberg later explained the hot mic situation on Threads, noting he shared a lower investment number by mistake and suggested even greater investments may occur.
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