Ken Burns calls Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg an 'enemy of the state'
Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns calls Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg an 'enemy of the state' and says he should be JAILED Burns, famed documentary filmmaker, blasted Facebook founder Zuckerberg He called Zuckerberg 'an enemy of the state' and said he thinks he belongs in jail Burns also hit out at Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, saying she was 'complicit' He said Zuckerberg, Sandberg, and other tech moguls should face a tribunal 'The Nuremberg of this, is if it ever happens, which it won’t, will be pretty interesting,’ Burns told New York Times podcaster Kara Swisher
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Ken Burns blasted Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as ‘an enemy of the state’ who ‘doesn’t give a s***’ about the United States and thinks he and his No. 2, Sheryl Sandberg, should be tried for crimes against humanity and put in prison.
‘He knows he can transcend it. He can get away to any place,’ Burns, the award-winning film documentarian and historian, told The New York Times.
‘And so it’s just about filthy lucre, that’s it.’
Burns, the 68-year-old two-time Oscar winner, made the remarks during an interview with Times podcaster Kara Swisher, who invited the filmmaker to talk to him about his latest project - famed boxer Muhammad Ali.
He brought up Zuckerberg’s name unprompted even though Swisher didn’t ask
