Zuckerberg to Donald Trump, ‘You are Number One’

In the end of the last year, it was reported by media that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a dinner meeting with the US President Donald Trump at White House. Though not much details of the dinner meeting had been revealed at that time. 

Months later, now in an interview, President Trump himself has shared some details of the meeting. During an interview with a radio show, Donald Trump has said that Mark Zuckerberg has congratulated him and said that during the meet, “you are number one”. 

In the radio interview, President Trump said, “Zuckerberg told me that ‘I’d like to congratulate you, you are number one on Facebook.”

Though it was not exactly known, what Zuckerberg was referring to when he told Donald Trump, that he is number one. President Donald Trump’s verified Facebook page has a count of 25.2 million likes and has around 26.7 million followers on Facebook. The most liked and popular verified page or we can say the number one on Facebook actually belongs to Portugal and football star Cristiano Ronaldo. 

Footballer Ronaldo’s page has more than 122.2 million likes and has more than 123 million followers. In fact, Donald Trump as per a report of Statista, is not even in the top 20 most popular pages of the year 2019. 

After the meeting last year, when Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg was asked by the media to reveal something about his meeting with President Donald Trump, he had not given out much detail. Zuckerberg had just said that he and Trump had talked about a variety of things but didn’t share any specific details. Zuckerberg then said, “We talked about a number of things that were on his mind, and some of the topics that you read about in the news.” 

President Trump though is most popular on Twitter, a report recently revealed that Donald Trump tweeted a whopping 7,700 times in the year 2019, which according to an average is about 21 tweets a day. December 12, however, was considered a special day, even by Trump’s presence on Twitter. 

On that particular day, the US President has sent out as many as around 123 tweets in 24 hours. According to a report, President Trump has sent out twice the number of tweets he had done in 2018. In 2018, he had tweeted more than 3,600 times.