Former FBI agent on manhunt for UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter

Clint Watts, a former special agent with the FBI and NBC News analyst, joins Saturday TODAY to break down what authorities are doing to find the suspect in the UnitedHealthcare CEO’s fatal shooting and what healthcare corporations should do to protect their industry leaders.

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[DarkstarDarth]

32% denial of healthcare coverage is not good customer service.

[endcorruptio]

Can you guys cover the people who died, due to the ceo's actions

[ericv]

The media pretends that their audience actually is rooting for the investigation. So cute!

[janewildly]

Funny how there’s a manhunt for this guy, but if it were any of us, regular everyday people, there wouldn't be anywhere close to this level of care

[HanzBlitz-it]

Not a murder. Bryan Thompson only died because he had a lead allergy.

[stephenault]

When one person dies, it's a tragedy. When millions die, it's a statistic.
Joe Stalin

[earth-friendlytreefarms]

A computer search for the shooting suspect should be simple:
Just search for someone whose loved ones died because of United denying there medical claims....
Oh wait, that narrows it down to about 5 Million people.

[brucefrytz]

If they ever catch this guy, good luck finding an unbiased jury.

[ypeacock]

Movie plot:
Handsome man with perfect teeth rides into the city. Takes revenge on the bad guy. Does a little flirting in-between and the vanishes like a ghost

[elizabethalexis]

These CEO WOULDN'T NEED SECURITY IF THEY WOULDN'T
BE evil and corrupt.

[Wizardof]

We haven't seen any evidence of any kind of murderer.

[GalacticSway]

If we had Medicare for all, Brian Thompson would still be alive. Another life taken by private insurance...

[manijeh]

I would advise the healthcare CEO’s to take a close look at their business and the denial rate and reasons.

[MisterRubbertoe]

Can’t help but think of every person that died in November in every big urban city, whose killings didn’t even make the news - let alone get week’s long coverage from pretty much every news source and a crapload of law enforcement energy directed to solving it. 😔

[whoguy]

Denying paid for healthcare IS VIOLENCE.

[martinhumble]

I live in Sweden, my pacemaker cost me zero, So did my treatment for Sepsis that saved my life. So did several surgeries. No-one pay more than $170 per year in total for everything you're prescribed.

[mc]

There are people right now planning alibis to help this person if he gets caught.

[terrylarry]

This amount of coverage is ridiculous. 99.9 percent of the public is not his target. We don’t care. Go back to issues that affect all of us.

[Loki-rascal]

Next up are the CEOs who run large corporations buying up residential real estate and squeezing out every day middle class people from the dream of buying their own home.

[zenmode]

Wrong, Nope. The backpack is nothing. No prints, nothing. Maybe they get hair for Dna but he's not in any database. Total dead-end just like the encrypted and 100% unhackable burner phone. Bottom line he got away clean..