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It's a bright February morning, earlier this year in Los Angeles,
when Mark Zuckerberg finds himself walking through a pack of reporters.
Mr. Zuckerberg, did Meta purposely design the platform to harm children?
There are camera bulbs flashing, journalists jostling with mics, trying to capture a truly historic moment.
Zuckerberg's in a navy suit, grey tie against a white shirt,
and he looks professionally blank, in poker game kind of way.
He's about to do something he's never done before.
It's the first time Mark Zuckerberg has ever spoken in front of a jury.