A recording of CEO Marc Benioff's keynote was posted on Salesforce's internal site. His jokes about ICE weren't included.

A recording of Marc Benioff's recent keynote at Salesforce's internal Company Kickoff event has surfaced, but it appears that his controversial jokes regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were omitted. Internal communications among employees indicate that many were surprised by the edits made in the video. According to messages shared on the company's Slack channel, one employee noted, "The recording of Marc's CKO keynote is posted. Anyone going to watch it to see the ICE 'jokes' will discover they have been edited out of the recording." Observers pointed out a noticeable jump cut during the introduction, shifting from a view of the audience back to Benioff at a different position on stage. Witnesses reported that during his speech, Benioff engaged the audience by asking those who had come from outside the U.S. to stand, followed by a joke suggesting that ICE agents were present in the back room. Additionally, he critiqued Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance, which drew mixed reactions from those in attendance. Salesforce has not yet responded to inquiries regarding the situation, leaving employees and critics speculating about the implications of the edited remarks. Following the keynote, Slack's new general manager, Rob Seaman, expressed his disapproval in an internal message, stating, "I cannot defend or explain them. They do not align with my personal values and I know this to be the case for many of you as well." Moreover, some employees reported receiving emails questioning their absence from the event following the fallout from Benioff's comments. The incident has sparked discussions about the corporate culture and values at Salesforce, prompting reactions from both employees and executives alike.