‘These parasites had it coming’: Details emerging on Luigi Mangione and 3-page manifesto

Luigi Mangione is charged with murdering in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. NBC News’ Tom Winter, retired ATF special agent in charge Jim Cavanaugh, and MSNBC senior national security analyst Frank Figliuzzi join José Díaz-Balart to discuss the latest details of the investigation, including a 3D printed pistol and a 3-page manifesto found on the suspect.

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[refriaire]

“A father is dead a husband ia dead”. Yes, but how mant thousand other husbands, wives, sons, daughters have been killed by the hyper profitable insurance companies? Where is that outrage

[STCatchMeTRACjRo]

well he is right.
"When the rich rob the poor it's called business, When the poor fight back it's called violence "- Mark Twain

[kadaath]

How many people has this CEO killed with his policies?

[afrinatasneem]

Yes one father and husband dead but he caused thousands to die who were mothers, fathers, siblings, sons, daughters, a relative, a loved one. Why should this guy stand out?

[TropicalLatitude]

Well he got all of America talking about the evil of insurance giants.

[joelortiz]

if he is arrested for killing 1 man, why is the management of this company not arrested for allowing the deaths of countless people who were denied life changing medical care?

[elloco]

When are you going to publish the results of your in-depth investigation into the number of people killed and the number of families ruined by Brian Thompson?

[godlessheathen]

Here we go with the gas lighting that he was insane.... After all these years you people in charge still don't get it.

[kijo]

I wonder how many fathers, mothers, sons, daughters died because they were denied treatment.

[mrpusysmasher]

This story has been getting more coverage than United ever provided.

[what]

What about the millions of Americans denied claims?

[elijahgraves]

"The ceo had a family".. doesn't matter, just like every stripper is someone's daughter, and every serial killer was someone's baby. The system The ceo is a part of rips families apart on a regular basis.

[anitacb]

And Who is the real killer here.!!
Wake-up

[bgregg]

Only millionaires get that kind of police response. Never you or I.

[will.isnull]

I LOVE how not a single person gives af about this CEO- other than people in power.

[JohnColucci]

My sympathy is for the hard working Americans who PAID FOR YEARS into their health insurance ONLY TO BE DROPPED AND LEFT FOR DEAD WHEN THEY NEEDED TO ACTUALLY USE!

Can you say "SCAMMING SLEAZEBAGS"?

[nillyk]

You won't brainwash the public with your pre-cooked ideas of whatever your bosses want you to tell us. We have our own opinions, dear anchors.

[Neimfeltrite]

You do know that society could still save this young man through jury nullification and refuse to convict him. It only takes 1.

[donbrown]

He's a smart guy and he has a real point. Should health insurance companies make huge profits off sick people? The CEO was on his way to announce 450 billion in revenue to his shareholders. Let that sink in.

[lawrencegulotta]

How many fathers and husbands were lost to United Healthcare denials.