‘Very dangerous precedent’: Fmr. FBI agent on public perception of CEO killing

The suspect in the killing of the UnitedHealthcare CEO retained a veteran New York lawyer this weekend to fight the murder charge he faces in New York City. Former FBI special agent Bryanna Fox speaks with Alex Witt on the latest developments and condemns using acts of violence to initiate societal changes.

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[Melanie_]

Nope, message rejected. You don't get to tell us what to think or how to feel about this.

[NHLb.tRump-xb]

The outrage against the United Healthcare CEO who denies life-saving healthcare is understandable. But where's the outrage for the greedy politicians and lobbyists who have created this for-profit healthcare monster in the first place?!

[saneasthenextguy]

If something is under great pressure for a long time it will break.

[UnscheduledProgram]

They just jailed a lady for complaining about being denied the health insurance SHE PAID FOR. That pretty much explains Luigi. Now lets explain why they are denying 34% of the claims, while pulling in 22 billion dollar profit.

[kurtniznik]

There will never be a "right" way to fight entrenched power according to the entrenched powerful.

[peterhille]

The US healthcare insurance model is NOT acceptable.

[brooks]

Sick of pundits, celebrities, politicians telling the american people what to think! 😡🤬😠

[Finalboss]

What about PATIENT killings by health care insurance companies?

[UnscheduledProgram]

When they jail a mother of 3 who NON VIOLENTLY complained about being denied her health insurance & owns no guns, you really don't have any ground to stand on while telling people there is a better way to fix the system.

[SuncionOV]

Not acceptable? Have peaceful protests and decades and decades of rage worked?

[UnscheduledProgram]

If 10 hungry people are sitting at the table with a pie and one person grabs 80% of it you can bet your life there are going to be some real issues. Why is this hard to understand?

[djfrankie]

What is a very dangerous precedent is that insurance companies make every effort to deny claims.

[donnmcshaner]

Simple question. Who’s responsible for more deaths, the shooter or the CEO?

[TheLampini]

Sick of millionaire pundits and experts wagging their fingers at us..

[jonathanhernandez]

You caused this yourselves. Free Luigi

[BestBoyNed]

It really is not OK to be screwing many millions of Americans out of care that we’ve paid for both into the healthcare system and also in tax dollars … the Federal and State governments should be holding insurance claim denials to full review ... that would also be great use of tax dollars we are paying that should be protecting us

[USNDrunkenSailor]

Suggest violent means to enact change.... Like when we got the British to stop taxing us without representation. Your ruling class is showing no matter how much you try to downplay it.

[kimxyz]

Keep lecturing the regular people on what is acceptable.

[JPinShenzhen]

Better ways to stop billionaires from exploiting the poor? Please explain them. We would love to hear it. Living in a dream world if you think voting or some other BS would change anything, especially in a two party system with no term limits.

[shocktonic]

Where is this outrage over all the mass shootings we have?