UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione gives prep school valedictorian speech

Watch UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione's valedictorian speech at his prep school graduation in 2016.

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[Manhood]

Now American people. You have to think. Why would a very bright educated young man commit this heinous crime. This should be a wake up call to the elites in our society who are committing atrocities against the citizenry of this country. A life is more valuable than profits.

[YeshuaOFTUL]

FREE Luigi Mangione! this guy still has way less blood on his hands than American insurance scams

[Tyangeluv]

he sacrificed himself to make a change

[PLKirby]

The real tragedy is that they caught him.

[Robmyidea]

Mob justice is usually bad, but when the public unanimously feels a certain way, it’s only indicative of a broader problem not being addressed.

[Jhovan]

United Health care made 22 billion dollars last year. Why are these companies "for profit"? These should be moved to non-profit organizations

[xXAshleyXx]

This guy’s mind runs deep. I’m so intrigued by his story and what lead to this

[spedfire]

Your sacrifice will continue to raise awareness and justice was served.

[jakedevents]

Raising kids with strong ethical standards in our current world would always lead to this...

[Someonesaidthis]

What’s even more disheartening is that the corrupt CEO of that insurance company will simply be replaced by another equally corrupt CEO, earning an exorbitant salary while working-class and low-income individuals are denied access to health insurance coverage.

[huiz.]

My heart is broken for this bright young man 💔

[AlanMaldonado-rz]

Thank you Luigi for standing up for all the Americans and take action against the corporate giants that think they are invincible.

[StepbyStepbyMiriam]

He sounds caring, principled and intelligent.

[inordirectional]

There was no ego in his valedictorian speech: it was all about lifting up his classmates, teachers, parents and school. You can see him being the type to sacrifice himself to try to make a positive change for everyone.

[scarletlady]

Bros before CEOS……
Not one of his Gilman bros snitched on him….respect.

[mhsiehmd]

Come on Joe!! Luigi deserves a pardon more than Hunter!!

[peaceearth]

McDonald's has a big rat problem😤

[TomikaKelly]

My heart cries for his parents and family. At only 26, this brilliant, creative young man's life is essentially over. 💔

[k.i.m.]

My heart is bursting with pain for this young man.😭

[arcticgoddess]

He had a bad back that required surgery. He tried surfing in Hawaii, which put him in bed for a week. Dealing with the healthcare nightmare on top of agonizing pain put him over the edge (and whatever other mental issues he has) I feel bad that this bright young man is going to pay the price for the worst, financially evil healthcare system on earth. I'm sorry, but the UHC CEO was a bad man. He was being investigated for insider trading and other greedy, evil crimes. He didn’t deserve to die for it, but as a sufferer of chronic pain, I understand.