I recommend the whole thing but yeah, I get it's a lot. Here are the highest points if you want to skip to them:
2:30 - Cambridge Analytica interview that outlines how Zuck has no accountability at Facebook
14:30 - Is the Mossberg/Swisher Interview. They address some of the privacy issues which started around 14:00.
34:00 - The big interview where Mark makes the Holocaust faux pas. I recommend listening to the setup from 31:30.
45:00 - Mark's commencement speech to Harvard (2017).
(whole text is here - https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2017/05/mark-zuckerbergs-speech-as-written-for-harvards-class-of-2017/ )
51:30 - Frances Haugen Interview - the flatness of Facebook and the flaw of it.
I think as a big whole - these give us the largest insights into exactly how Zuck operates IN HIS OWN WORDS. The 2:30 interview outlines just how little accountability there is at Facebook. 34:00 shows how Zuck wants to get and keep as many people as he can on his platforms, and how he really just doesn't care what the discourse is (just like the Maria Ressa comment I mentioned last page and his newest content moderation change). 45:00 IMHO truly outlines how Zuck doesn't see anything he has done as wrong - HE LITERALLY SAYS IT:
And then the Haugen interview at the end shows his blind spots, Swisher nails it "People of Facebook, we are all equals!" <Mark goes off and gets on his private jet to leave>
If you have a bit more time, I think the last 12 or so minutes (46:30) are really good to give you a great insight into Zuckerberg as a whole. Swisher goes down a lot of her NY Times headlines and gives reasons for them. There is a small blurb in there (48:30) where she notes that he's said and is right that Apple has a ton of power, more than people realize. And I would say around 50:00 she has a good piece on his drive and how he has a great big picture view, but the small picture details of it are just wrong. I think this where she uses the Caesar analogy "Now we have democracy! Yes, but millions of people just died!"
Eh, it's been obvious the whole time (IMHO). Unlike Muck, Zuckerberg really hasn't changed much at all this time. He has shifted with the winds this whole time all for the sake of Facebook's value. That he was a sociopath has been obvious since The Social Network. This discussion is mostly to keep up with this view and keep a spotlight on him.
I'm still waiting for him to show me proof about Zuck pushing the TikTok ban.