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WATCH: Attorney for man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO speaks
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- Published on May 15, 2025
- The attorney for Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing the UnitedHealthcare CEO in New York, is set to speak about the case.
The suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO struggled with deputies and shouted Tuesday while arriving for a court appearance in Pennsylvania, a day after he was arrested at a McDonald’s and charged with murder.
Luigi Nicholas Mangione emerged from a patrol car, spun toward reporters and shouted something partly unintelligible referring to an “insult to the intelligence of the American people” while deputies pushed him inside.
#LuigiMangione #nationalnews
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Are we 100% sure the gunshot wounds were not a prexisting condition?
He died of Lead Poisoning which he probably acquired from chewing on his childhood toys and therefore a pre-existing condition.
Could be...
I think we all agree the ceo died from complicated of delayed effect of lead poisoning which is a pre existing condition prior to him being admitted to the hospital
Idk, can't see, vision wasn't covered :/
YO
“When were you hired?”
“Some time prior to this hearing today.”
Gold 🤣
"...so you were not appointed?" -dumb reporter
And court appointed attorneys are for those too poor for representation, which he obviously is not
@@FoldingTeaLeavessome of the top ones do take free cases as a charity to bolster their resume especially high profile ones who don’t have money like stuff like this on the news if the accused doesn’t have money I’ve known of top lawyer in the city take his case on for free and won just for the publicity
“Excuse me ladies first”
@@FoldingTeaLeaves It's still good information to clear, means his family is backing him and then you can ask the family questions. And (good) reporters need to have confirmation that the stuff they wright about it true, so asking about simple things like that is a good way to achieve the truth
I wish they would ask how we can donate to his legal defense
"I'm an attorney, not a physician..." Finally, someone who stays in their lane. That CEO was practicing medicine from the stock market floor. Unbelievable.
What do you mean ‘finally’? All lawyers are like this.
Is this lawyer a renowned, good one?
@@Ingrafreconsidering the suspect comes from an extremely wealthy family I’m gonna guess this guy is probably one of the best lawyers money can buy
Super cars aren’t as expensive as yall naysayers insist, certainly NOT in the same economic class as the super yachts of CEOs. And more importantly, healthcare is ridiculously expensive. You can have 10 million is liquid assets & still be ruined by a cancer diagnosis.
@@dog7881 Doesn't mean the family pays for him. Seems like he is on odds with his family. I rather suppose some left winged NGO takes over the lawyers costs. Maybe someone else can answer who knows about the status of this lawyer (and does not just lecture nonsense).
This man stood up there for nearly 17 minutes and absolutely wasted every reporters time while still being likeable 😂😅
@@NillymNilly93 it’s the reporter’s wasting his time….”common sense”…buzz phrase of the day and hopefully the buzz phrase going forward in 2025.
Likeable? All his legalize talk is tiring.
“you are watching a master at work”
@@NillymNilly93 that sums up what I saw as well so beautifully!
I disagree. I don’t think he wasted anyone’s time. He gave answers to every question that he could be reasonably expected to answer.
Everything he didn’t answer was either something he didn’t know, or isnt allowed to answer.
A good lawyer says a whole lot of nothing in front of the camers
A good lawyer knows the law. A great lawyer knows the judge!
Reporter-"what's your impression of your client?"
Attorney -" like they say in the movie airport I don't do impressions!"😂🤣
@@JCLoud-ix9jjgreat client knows the politicians..
Duh???? Is this your first trial???
Burger king foot lettuce its wHaT you gEt.
Well this attorney is considered one of the top 100 criminal defense attorneys in the country. So sounds like he is in good hands.
If OJ can get away with it...
@@Becks071
Coulda fooled me.
Cotif11, OJ was rich as duck.
@@hWat-Ever Luigi is a hottie and the most popular man in America. It’ll be fine.
So the kid against corporate greed gets one of the top 100 defense attorneys in the nation becsuse his family can afford that. There is a cognitive dissonance here.
This man is the best advertisement for defense lawyers being good guys I’ve ever seen
How? Their job is to play the system and get their client off. They cannot be "good people" because that would directly affect their ability to do their jobs. The same goes for the prosecutors, they play the system to get their opponent's client convicted. The ones that are "good people" are the ones that create the laws.
He is.
@@AdanSolas hardly, people that make the laws lock good people in bad circumstances up… instead of trying a type of rehabilitation to begin with or trying to help some of the root causes like poverty and wealth inequality. I would not consider them “good” either. Corruption is everywhere
@@AubreyFaye The main point is that lawyers aren’t the good guys. Whether or not you see the others as good doesn’t really matter.
@@AdanSolaslawyers are a tool to utilize. But they can be good if you’re wrongly convicted. Also, I would think it depends on what’s moral. Sometimes the law is not there to protect the rights of the people because the law is made by those in power….
He has only said four things.
"There's no evidence"
"We will not plead guilty"
"I don't know"
"I will not answer that"
And hes hired, not appointed.
And that he's been doing this for 41 years
He's a lawyer. It's common sense he's not going to rant about the details.
@@jacksondill11 some do
@@jacksondill11Other lawyer interviews disagree with you lol.
Insipid reporter: "what can you tell us about your client?"
GOAT lawyer: "probably not a whole lot"
This attorney is a PRO. He knows what to say, how to say what to say and what NOT to say.
Compare the way this lawyer handles questions vs Alina Habba.
@@rayjr62 Technically he's been a pro for 41 years. \/o\/
@@goawayplzthnx he's a client, I'm his lawyer, next question
Are you all blind? He looks and acts like a terrible lawyer. Luigi deserves better.
This guy actually comes over as being really good. He is totally client orientated and handles the press perfectly.
Does he have a case?
@@billyfink1234it doesn't really matter, it's too early for that. Right now the government has to prevent their evidence and then they will either offer a deal or go to trial. The lawyer right now is doing his job and as far as I can tell, is telling the truth about everything (though obviously telling very technical truths, like he literally hasn't received any evidence from prosecution yet so he's not lying when he says he hasn't seen any evidence)
@@billyfink1234 👐 whats your judgement based off this evidence lol
At the moment the only case is the current charges for detaining him but as the lawyer said, at the time of the video there was absolutely zero evidence he had seen. We must wait i guess. The press are like hounds at fever pitch and assume the guy guilty already.
This is why it’s good to have very wealthy parents.
Dear prosecutor, good luck finding 12 jurors who haven't ever been screwed over by an insurance company.
They'll produce a jury of selected morons (something not hard to do in the U.S.).
Wasn't aware that liking the victim and his occupation is a prerequisite for establishing the defendants guilt in a crime. Hope you aren't ever on a jury.
Right!? Jury trial. Absolutely will rule not guilty
I can rest assure this guy will be put away for life by any jury.
@@ruthlessluderyou probably are hated by everyone in your life 😂😂😂
For those of you giving this lawyer flak for giving amorphous answers:
State rules of professional conduct for lawyers have specific guidelines with respect to talking to the press: you can’t say anything that has a danger of prejudicing the proceedings and ESPECIALLY your client.
This lawyer is not going to say whether he believes his client did it or not, because it doesn’t really matter what HE believes - even if he DOES believe it, he still has a duty to fiercely advocate for him. And he really even can’t give his personal opinion on the proceedings - he can say that his client maintains his innocence, but that’s pretty much it.
He’s also not going to comment on evidence he didn’t receive from prosecutors, because why would he? The only evidence he’s seen relating to the shooting is what was on the news, and he’s allowed to comment on that for the specific purpose of undoing any prejudice against his client, but aside from that, he still has to walk on eggshells and not taint the proceedings by engaging with the media attention.
Press conferences like this are a malpractice trap for lawyers. If you aren’t satisfied with these answers, blame the state bar’s rules of professional responsibility.
Such interviews shouldn't be allowed in the first place. Everything should be happening within the court of law. The lawyer should only have to speak to the prosecution, his client and the judge, etc. Now we have layman media asking questions about the case. Who are these people to ask anything? Proper statements for the public can be officially made at later times, but this right now is just to satisfy Hollywood glee.
I'm glad the lawyer wasted everyone's time.
Interviews are cool, but theyre pushing the bar with a lot of the questions lol
What are you waffling about? All the comments I saw were praising his ability to handle the reporters questions without actually breaching the client/attorney privilege.
@@charzemc key word is likely "that I saw" - its been 13 days and they were likely unpopular comments and plausibly in the minority by now on top of that
I love this attorney. You can ask a million questions but you won't get an answer from him.
Yeahahaha 😹🤐
They ask the stupidest questions too, like he’s not going to answer 😂. This always happens too, I watch some true crime and these “journalists” always ask the dumbest things that can’t be answered
He is a cross of Robert Deniero and Joe Peche
Poor Luigi he doesn't have a chance thanks to this guy.
@@LOUIE-jc2oh 👍
The last guy yelling to him: "Thank you sir, good luck!" Even some of the media is routing for him.
most of the media likely.
There are many people working for media companies. Some of them are interns or getting paid $50k a year or less. Not everyone in media are the millionaire pundits who present talking points to us and call it “news.”
@@GingerellaMia shame ...
You can definitely tell some were scooping for answers
@@mam12345-o Why is that a shame?
"I told him to shut his mouth" this guy is an absolute legend.
"What lead to that?"
"I thought I heard his voice!"
Absolute king.
Watching this attorney handle the press is like watching an artist at work.
"My client was arrested at McDonalds he has no Beef with anyone. Lettuce get all the facts."
...
oh come on lettuce alone .That is so cheezy. Your gonna fry for that greasy joke. ice scream at the top of my lungs to you, kiss my buns. This is no time for yokes. Listen up Mac, quit clowning around. we need a shake down of some kind. His beef with them might not be real, could be impossible.Its like an onion , there are layers to this lunch break
LOL
😂
I have no respect for some defense attorneys.
😂 solid
Dude I love this guy. Sense of humor , intelligence , straight to the point
Everyone should have the same profile picture as you
@@ГригорийБедник-л4вThere is another pic where Luigi (supposedly him) is looking straight at the camera and it looks badass
He does seem like a good guy but sadly goodness does not always make the best attorney. I hate to say that
@@ГригорийБедник-л4вGood idea!
Healthcare should never be a business for profit. Coming up with scams to collect insurance premiums, and then coming up with bigger scams not to pay for the healthcare is simply despicable. This can only be changed if the people unite and demand comprehensive healthcare for all U.S. citizens.
Abolish ins. co. and just make care etc. affordable
My tax should pay mY healthcare.
We must repeal "citizens united" it's what allows companies to bribe government, and keep getting away with whatever they want
🙄
Give the government a greater role in your healthcare, great idea. Things suck now? It’ll get worse the more Uncle Sam is involved.
And newsflash, every business in the world is for profit. Doctors and such didn’t go to 8 years of school and accrue tens of thousands of dollars in tuition to work for free.
And if you think the insurance companies are too greedy, that might have something to do with all the regulations put in the place by the government.
Every sector of America is a big scam. The whole system needs to be radically restructured
He is like someone straight out of Breaking Bad. Charismatic, bulletproof wit, clearly willing to say unspeakable things to protect his client but still completely in charge of the show. I love him!!!
I didn't hear anything unspeakable coming out of this honorable man's mouth
@subjekt5577 nor I he would do it.
This is a smart attorney., he's no fool
The man in the video is an attorney. To say otherwise is be separated from reality and we don’t have time for that right now.
All lawyers are smart.... or they wouldn't be a lawyer
@@XXAbbottExactly. Some people just talk to talk.
Him coming off likable, while not saying specific, is a good sign. A good chunk of this case will be tried the court of public opinion. Luigi already has some 90-99% of the population behind him, this lawyer is smart to go with the flow.
Did you take a poll? Where did you get those statistics from?
I agree! Not Guilty!
the court of public opinion doesn't make a difference if the jury is sequestered, which I guarantee it will be in this instance
@@MakeupMobster ask the thousands of people who were denied coverage
“A good chunk of this case will be tried in the court of public opinion” - guy who doesn’t understand how trials work
7:28 he is not a threat to the community…. Only CEOs.
lol..
CEOs emphatically stand apart from and outside of all notions of community.
Actually they're looking at another crime
Healthcare CEOs that is...
Only CEOs? smh, that just makes it harder to prove he's innocence.
This lawyer has me convinced. The only thing Luigi is guilty of is being charming, well educated, and financially successful.
*And standing up for people
He’s a killer
@@ClinchMagazinestanding up for himself*
This guy is a master at downplaying the situation.
Well and those reporters will keep fishing for anything they can either blast as a headline and/or use against them during the trials. This isn't his first rodeo.
The burden of proof falls on the government. There is no sense in the defense giving the accusers ammunition. Like the man said "use your common sense".
It his job so :) If the client pledge not gulity his job is to defend the case why he is not guilty.
If the client said "im gulity" he would have to defend why the sentence should be lowered.
Dosent matter the crime, but its his job so what can you expect from him?
I think he run this smoothly so far. Will be interesting to see him in court for sure. hopefully live.
600th like
@ “it is his job so”
Reporter at the very end. “THANK YOU SIR AND GOOD LUCK”
lol I think a lot of Americans are thinking the same thing.
Unbiased journalism for sure lol!
@@debrastarr5083You probably related to the McDonald’s rat
@@annsmith7196 lol
@debrastarr5083 it's not bias to present the truth and the truth is that this CEO is already proven to have caused the deaths of untold thousands of Americans and the defendent has been proven to be guilty of nothing at all.
This lawyer will end up owning a country club at the end of this trial.
Well the family is already rich
Rich, yes, but they own country clubs, specifically.
@@joefunk76 yup.
I believe the family will hire a team of big-name attorneys.
I hope someone sets up a legal defense fund so that Americans can vote with their dollars.
“Zoom in zoom in, here’s is all the evidence we have”,
this is the right attorney for the job.
That's a good lawyer, never sell yr client out....EVER!
He can't. He'd be disbarred.
@@mowthpeece1 Some don't care though....
I live near Altoona and i know that Attorney Dickey is one of the best defense attorneys around......He is top-notch.
I hope so, this doesn't inspire confidence!
@@annereidy7981he's the best local boy they got you can bet they hired the best local boy money can buy .
@@annereidy7981
Why not?
@@Dwight_ he reminds me of states defense in my Cousin Vinny
Altoona is an old german smal city bside Hamburg. Al to nah- in English: "To near..to"...or near to..
He is the voice of those who have no voice and lost their lives because they were denied treatment
"deposed"
Any lawyer that quotes “Airplane” is 1,000 percent my lawyer! 🤘🏼
At which point exactly i completely missed it
@@pranav_sh25 9:25
Im sorry but "1,000 percent" instead of "1,000%" is unhinged... If you are on your phone you have to go to the secondary keyboards to find the percent sign.
Also any friend of the adjuster is a friend of mine!
@@pranav_sh25 9:25
@@pranav_sh25 . 9:25
This attorney is on top of things.
"I was not at the arraignment yesterday . . I hope he pled not guilty I assume that that's what happened"
The family can definitely afford top legal counsel
@@greenthumb8170is this guy top tier though 🤦🏼♀️
@@michelleCanadaGooseNo
@@michelleCanadaGooselisten to him carefully. This guy is legit
Brilliant, he's that lawyer for sure, listening to him feels like watching a movie played by Deniro. I love his sparkling spirit and I'm sure he and Luigi will make a great team!
De Zero is an old hag. Lawyer should be played by someone smart and articulate.
"Excuse me. Ladies first." BRAVO!
At least were not China
Not in professional competition.
@@billyfink1234oi
This man is brave enough to stand up to the injustice that his client has faced. I am proud he is not afraid to lose everything in one case.
Lawyer is standing on business
What do you think he’s going to do? He’s getting paid thousands per hour. lol
@ThefrequencyAF
There are a lot of incompetent attorneys in the U.S.
10 toes in no discussion
This Attorney shows respect to the media
It looks like he’s looking for attention and show is office ..
also he’s definitely related to his family probably a long time friends or something
@@edu11flike Biden to his son? Two tier justice system.
@@edu11f I doubt that. Tom has been a fixture in Blair County for some time and has a reputation of being an outstanding defense attorney. That is just how he is, and he stays pretty busy.
@@edu11fcommenting without any research whatsoever. He is based in Altoona, Pa.
And to human beings in general.
I like this lawyer, he gives saul vibes
time to call huell
LOL totally
I KNOW!!! That’s what everyone on Reddit is saying
He so does!
Saul? 🤔
he comes across as very down to earth. and capable also.
And just like that, this lawyer has become a celebrity.
Innocent until PROVEN guilty. Here in australia so many situations have been trial by media and arm chair detectives, cops have grabbed the wrong person and lives have been ruined.
It's not just a matter of whether it's the right guy, which let's be real... It's also whether the state used legal means to track him down and take him into custody.
It is crazy how well you can tell he is versed in handling these vultures that are asking him these questions
He's giving me "My Cousin Vinnie" vibes 😂
Yes lol
Funny
😄
Yutes
😂😂😂😂😂 and the other attorney that studders
Attorney guy swiftly Nullified their gotcha questions
I heard about 9 of those questions too.
The jury could learn a thing from him
@cl8333 that dead ceo killed countless hundreds
@cl8333we don’t know yet, innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt
His mother filed a missing person's report on November 17, 2024, with the San Francisco Police Dept. His family hired his lawyer also. Mr. Dickey is a brilliant attorney.
@@Kimmy-ry9ko Who else would hire him?
I’m interested in hearing about the family dynamic… I heard he would volunteer in their facilities, but what does he think of his own families role in the healthcare system …
@@SteenyBean I guess he was witnessing on first hand how the insurances abuse of the patients in the homecare. And was enough for him.
@@SteenyBeanwhat are you talking about? You think a 26 year old rode a 17.5 hr Greyhound bus from Atlanta to New York because he got denied coverage for a $175 physical exam bill?
@@mvwoonnot for a physical exam. For his surgery, physical therapy, and pain management, very possibly. He was estranged from his family.
the most lawyer looking lawyer that ever lawyered
"Your honor, my client would like to plead based"
😂
🐐 comment
The way to outsmart those who think they are smart is answering questions on the same level they are asked and understand 😂
@cl8333 shame on you
This guy is a blast he’s so silly! I want to watch him argue in court!
This guy understands our Constitution. He’s solid.
Bring in hundreds of witnesses and family members who lost loved ones at the hands of greedy insurance companies. This trial of the century is again... Not Guilty!!!
@mcKD You'll have to appear in person. It won't be televised. 📺
@@tuber6382waste of tax payer dollars. It's irrelevant.
I believe he is messing with them. He is off chart smart.
Would they search and punish this hard if a homeless veteran was shot?
Heck no! Most murders dont even get caught in NY but magically they can find this guy!
He’s right masks are not suspicious to wear or use
Right? What a dumb question. I still wear a mask in public.
@@ghostbird92Right! I still wear a mask as well...that's our right.
Many are still wearing mask here too, not suspicious at all.
I hardly ever see them anymore unless I'm at a hospital or Drs office.
The only people wearing a mask in public ironically in late 2024 are those that have been vaxed a countless number of times, are also radical leftists and are really just making a political statement. It's the lefts trump hat. Another reason obviously to hide your face is to quiet social anxiety, those people took pleasure in hiding their face so much over the pandemic that they still use it today for that very reason. Lastly the very last reason would be the most obvious. To disguise ones own identity not for the social anxiety cure or public phobia cure, but in the event that the wearer of said mask is a criminal or is in the process of committing a crime. It's obvious this kid based on his past social media posts has had a happy life post pandemic WTHOUT A MASK. Now all of a sudden he's developed a strong covid phobia? I think not.
This guy said, “Ladies first”. He’s first class in my book.
😂😂😂
It's Martin Sheen!!!
That’s a sexiest comment
rather sexist
@@TimNelsonProso men first then…?
failed low back surgery resulting in chronic pain. not funny. people have committed suicide over this. people have become drug addicted, as well. recall opioid overuse with our soldiers at the VA. IMO this is not a cut and dried case.
THANK YOU. So true… 😓
Remember, the healthcare industry didn't induce the back pain. Silly rabbits, tricks are for kids. No permanent cure for back pain. MAGA back draft!
I said that in an earlier post! Totally agree!
You can tell by all his pictures that his fitness has gone down. Taking away someone's ability to keep themselves healthy and fit is a great way to drive someone into helplessness and anger
did not look in much pain pushing against the 2 police officers at the court house
This is America’s lawyer now. Get him off
If they made a movie about this guy, Joe Pesci would be in the lead role😂
😂
Joe would be the lawyer! BTW I love Joe Pesci!❤
He looks like Josh from West Wing
😂
👏😊 I'm not talking 😐
A nullified jury is a jury that returns a not guilty verdict in a criminal trial, even though they believe the defendant is guilty. This can happen when jurors:
Believe the law is unjust
Believe the prosecutor misapplied the law
Believe the punishment is too harsh
Have general frustrations with the criminal justice system
Have prejudices in favor of the defendant
Somehow .. I believe the Jury will return a "Not Guilty" on all charges verdict! That would help tip the scales of justice back to where it's supposed to be! I love reading all these comments!!!
Hope the Prosecutors get over zealous and over charge the defendant…as they always do in high profile cases, which fumbles the ball… and they walk. Second degree M is more attainable.
@@MerwinARTist Each prospective juror is screened by both parties, wherein one of the first questions will be whether any juror would be unable to deliver a verdict based solely on the facts of the case. Lying at this stage to actively engage in jury nullification is actually a crime itself, or so I've read. My message in sum is that I would not count on an implementation of jury nullification in this case. Additionally, it is also possible for a judge to overturn the jury's result ... however, I'm not certain of the specific laws in NYC
@@stanstrumYeah so that's why when people were saying about jury nullification I should tell them that they should start lying about their sympathy with ceos and useless stuff like that. So they can get seleced
@@stanstrum It is not possible for a judge to overturn a verdict of not guilty as delivered by a jury, however the judge can try to find evidence of mistrial and if they were able to prove it, would trigger another trial with a new jury.
Seems like a good lawyer
He tries to establish that any emotional reaction his client shows is a natural and common response to going through a judicial process and being detained, and not caused by any information the client has about the case that the public does not, particularly regarding guilt. I don't know whether this matters, but it seems like a good thing to do.
McDonald's has a rat problem and we expect a not guilty verdict by the jury
Boycott McDs!!😂
😅
A rat problem???😂😂😂
Yeah, people who call the police when they spot a murderer are the lowest of the low.
@number4cat1 People who spot a person they think matches a photo police released. Cops gave released wrong suspect photos lots of times.
Get it right.
Health Insurance should not be for profit. Period.
If it isn't for profit who will pay the doctors that take care of you?
In Europe doctors are paid from the national health funds which is where our taxes go.
Woah, tax money funding the healthcare of citizens the same way we fund our police and fire departments?
Idk, sounds kind of farfetched. /s
SOOO CLOSE!
It's actually that the medical industry has created a monopoly where they collude to overcharge everyone forever. This includes the doctors themselves :)
@@evandavis7yeah and our taxes already pay for the elderly and the homeless. Why not extent that to everyone else. Instead of paying private insurance companies for their CEO to get a second yacht, we should just add it to the fund to help each other out
This might be our modern day OJ trial. We should televise it.
“If a CEO is hit, you must acquit!”
Except OJ was a slimeball.
You ain't seen nothing yet...Idaho 4 incoming State of Idaho vs Bryan Christopher Kohberger.......
OJ did not have a message. He was angry and jealous.
@@SuperStella1111that’s stupid and inhuman
People hate insurance companies so much, they are cheering on attorneys for acting like attorneys.
Yay America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I hope that the insurance industry is paying attention. They even have drs speaking out on their a$$es. This will change a lot of things now.
Well, he looks like a good attorney. Sharp, experienced and not falling for any of the trick questions. Also that's a really cool tie.
Injustice makes our whole body ache. Please Lord save Luigi Mangione's soul.
We could send him to China
Amen
Amen 🙏
Amen🙏❤
Ohbplease. Guilty as charged and guilty as will be charged.⚖
Thank God he has this man as his attorney . love this guy he is AWESOME justice for Luigi Mangione.
This lawyer is there to answer questions but not answering any 😅😅😅😅😅😅
He said the same thing 50 different ways and those reporters are too stupid to figure it out The attorneys like I just got here and he's not guilty I just showed up and we're pleading not guilty He's not guilty of anything in Pennsylvania we're pleading not guilty 🤣
@ I love that lawyer😂😂😂 my client is not guilty of every charge😆😆😆😆
Not going to get into that is my answer. Thanks for your time 😆
He’s not there to answer questions. He is simply there.
And that makes him an EXCELLENT lawyer!😎👍
The real problem is the way bigger guy that actually runs United Health Care. He is the actual CEO and runs everything from a parent company venture group called “United Health Group”. It’s a venture group and the CEO of that group is the real CEO. The CEO that got shot was beneath the main guy that set up the whole system.
Brian Thompson who got shot was like a “fall guy” CEO so in case they got called to court, Brian Thompson would have to be the face of United and get publicly shamed. The real CEO is way more powerful and probably really upset. He may have this kid and or lawyer killed. When you try to kill billionaires who don’t have no morals and are already killing millions of people by denying them healthcare, they usually come back after you and kill you. If it is this kid that really shot Brian Thompson, he probably doesn’t even know what type of danger he is in now. He probably doesn’t even know that the CEO he shot isn’t the one who make the real decisions or that another bigger guy named Andrew Witty is the bigger CEO of the venture investment group , or that an even bigger guy than Andrew witty named Richard Burke is still alive and retire that set up the entire healthcare corruption scam system and helped create the laws allowing healthcare companies to deny patients and loopholes for them to win against patients in court .
Richard Burke founded united health care when he bought Charter Hospital system a non profit, and he changed the name to United health and made it for profit. He had already been involved in a huge medical scandal before and he was the CEO of Glaxco SmithKlien and fined the biggest fine in history for giving doctors bonuses to prescribe opiates to patients Richard Burke left Glaxco, and got involved in the government think tank that created HMOs and the healthcare laws that allowed for profit loopholes. He then started United Health to exploit the new laws he helped create and to profit from denying people. This shooter killed one of the smaller guys involved. They are going kill that kid. These are the biggest drug cartel members in our country. American drug lords. This kid tried to kill one of them. This is why the main guys don’t put themselves front and center, they protect themselves by removing accessibility of themselves and letting a puppet CEO run the day to day stuff and take any heat or any bullets.
thanks for all those names
Amazing analysis by you, stay safe out there man.
Remember the name Richard T. Burke, the clouds will thicken around his name
Source /experience /credentials?
@ It’s public knowledge. When Andrew Witty was CEO Of Glaxo GSK , he went to court. GSK was fined the biggest fines in healthcare history for the worst business practices for missleading patients, bribing, and paying out doctors bonuses to prescribe unneeded drugs and to make false diagnosis. The court hearings were televised. I remember watching them on cable tv. These are facts.
The judge should read the Pennsylvania constitution again.
MR Mangioni has the right to a bail whether it's 1 dollar or 1 million dollars. It's the constitution of the state. The constituents voted for the law
funny how Epstein got day passes when he was jailed the first time- two tier justice- if you can afford it and have friends in powerful positions, its great!
the judge had the right to grant or deny bail.
@@Kim-qk2vlif 1st degree or sentenced to death…neither of those things are currently happening
@@Kim-qk2vl only in capital crimes and first degree which neither has happened. this is grounds for dismissal already.
@@Kim-qk2vlthere is a rule that you ALWAYS get bail set in Penn unless it's a life without parole offense. Did you even listen to the lawyer?
Would be a great movie if Luigi's attorney can get him acquitted!
All hard-working people around the world should pray for Luigi's release.
Elect me President in 2028, and I'll pardon him first thing.
So you think there should be no consequences for someone that has possibly murdered somebody?
@@LetYahArisee he fit harrys code
Not guilty. End of story. Now let’s get to more important issues
We’ll see about that one. The evidence strongly says otherwise. Must be great being so ignorant 🤡🤡🤡
@@M276-h6wDNA on the evidence doesn't match. Not the guy who murdered the health insurance CEO
@@M276-h6w wow, you said someone is ignorant after your simple-minded take "there are evidence he killed!!11!". Must be great being system's bootlicker.
great Lawyer!!! Luigi we love you!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Yep Trump becoming president.
This is the Columbo of attorney's
...lol
No. Columbo caught criminals. He didn't try to help them escape from the law. Columbo had common sense and morals. This lawyer and many of these RUclips commentors don't. Columbo proved how irresponsible people are. This lawyer and his fans are excited to escape responsibility. They think it's clever to commit crimes and get away with it. The opposite of Columbo.
@@beexcellenttoeachother503This these comment sections are flooded with Chinese bots
Spot on!
@@beexcellenttoeachother503your simplistic understanding of morality is amusing.
If the mask doesn't fit,, you must acquit!
....lol
If the backpack doesn't fit, you must acquit.
😮😮😮😮 for sure !!!!!!😅😮
Stop it😅
😂😂😂
I see they set a trial quickly for Luigi. Where's the trials for how many murders UHC committed?
He couldnt have gotten a better lawyer!! 💯🙏
yep!
Grandpa Munster was available
Clearly he could because Mr. Dickey has several bad reviews from people he represented!
I assume those people lost their cases. @@kellylynn9163
@kellylynn9163 some attorneys don't rep or rep poorly if a client doesn't fully pay or has bad attitude choosing not to listen to attorney advise so reviews don't tell full story
13:21 😂😂😂😂😂 what is he pleading not guilty to? EVERY CHARGE! LOVE THIS
Only the charges in PA at the moment. The lawyer said he hasn’t seen anything from NY yet
Its funny that he had already explicitly said it was just from PA and they STILL asked repeatedly
If the hoodie don’t fit
You must acquit.
The gunshot wound on the CEO preexisted since birth, NOT GUILTY
Is the media dense? Do they really expect the lawyer to jeopardize his clients case? Asking about procedure is fine. Trying to breach attorney/client privilege is not acceptable.
yeh they are dense
Asking questions hoping for an answer even when they know they aint gonna get one is their job you dumb child
Just as the lawyer has his job, so do reporters, their job is to ask all the questions, his job is to know which ones to answer, everyone behaved as they should.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
they are hoping for him to slip up, even once
This lawyer is a very charismatic man.
Theatrical
Exceedingly.
You all have a very low moral bar
@@gaylewentworth4173Yeah, it _is_ a pretty low bar when all I ask is you don't let thousands of people die by refusing to pay their medical bills. But SOME people just don't meet that bar, somehow.
@gaylewentworth4173 girlye you have not watched Better call Saul or Breaking bad. Maybe watch. Gurl bye. Thanks
God, reporters ask a lot of stupid questions.
They're trying to trick him into saying something that can be spun or used against him.
@dannywolfpero I know, and it works sometimes. But it's so dumb sounding when they do it. Their viewers and listeners do eat up the dumbest little tidbits so I guess I can't blame them.
Just fabricating headlines, it's rather pathetic honestly.
"I would not indicate anything he ever indicated to me"
Such a good line
16.40: The reporter asked, "Could you step back for a second." The lawyer actually stepped back...Professional, yet has a sense of humor. Winning ingredient.
Please tell me why I found a lawyer I actually like. This guy is him!
I trust this lawyer to defender our boy. Hes innocent and being framed.
Did he bring that gun to McD's to defend his lunch against the Hamburgler?
@@jonetyson😂😂
@@jonetyson Carrying a concealed weapon is not a crime in Pennsylvania
@@jonetysonwe don’t care. America’s boyfriend is getting off.
@@tonyatthebeachmaybe not, but maybe the type of weapon is what makes him suspect???
Pick me for jury.. I'll show Justice to the people
Me too
JURY NULLIFICATION
This will never get to a jury: He so incriminated himself that his best option is to plead guilty for the best deal he can get.
^^^^^ Found the opposing counsel
There isn't a family in this country that hasn't been victimized by for-profit insurance companies. No chance of a "unbiased" jury.
As a German with access to a more or less good health care system, I‘m totally on the side of the millions of US American victims of greedy health insurance companies. Health insurance by law, like in Germany, isn‘t communism. It‘s not communism to know that you are taken care of. I can visit the doctor as many times as I‘m feeling I need to do. It‘s totally unimaginable to me, not going to the doctor, because you have to pay for it or are living in fesr, the insurance won‘t pay for it. People in the US for are need in help, tell others to NOT call an ambulance because they can‘t afford it. What is this? I grew up on american propaganda: America, the land of the free, the land of unlimited possibilities, from dish washer to millionaire. But in the end you people have a health care system, that‘s worse than what most third world countries has. And you even do it by choice. Because it‘s communism to don‘t live in debt because of a broken leg. Or because you studied, to be a member of society whos paying taxes. This whole „this is communism“ thing is destroying the fabric of your country. I mean you and I are chearing this guy. When do you start to overthink the way, you are living, the people you are voting etc.?! Why are you keep accelerating if you already can see the wall, you are aproaching? What is wrong with your country and the choices you people are taking every single day? Why aren‘t there acts like this everey day? What is wrong with you? Why you are tolerating this every day of your life? The world once looked upon you all…
Trust that the majority of people in this country know this, but there’s very little we can actually do about it.
@@jenmhaI think a recent incident that resulted in this video is perhaps a line of thought to follow considering the religious gun worship in USA.
@ the majority of your people voted for Trump…
True but trump isn’t the reason greedy CEOs exist. We will probably never get a president that publicly says he will make sure healthcare companies cannot be “for-profit” anymore. With money there is power, and a lot of CEOs would not like to hear a potential president trying to take their power away.
@@PoloTarier nope, he didn’t win the popular vote.
These press people - aside from the woman who asked if they will be accepting donations - are absolute imbiciles.
Let's hope that people finally realize that like Israel and most European countries, we need comprehensive healthcare for all U.S. citizens. It is simply stupid and more costly to have such a chaotic healthcare system when a paper pusher from an insurance company decides if there is a "medical need" for a medical operation...!!!..It is also equally stupid to have "in the network" and "out of network" healthcare providers...
Israel is a parasite of the USA primarily enabled by pro-Israel lobbies.
@@theowl3756 New Zealand also has comprehensive health care - thank God
Israel can have great healthcare since we’re funding it
Why are the best Doctors in the United States?
@@billyfink1234 Because this is where they make the most money.
Reporters ask the dumbest questions!
Hey man why aren't you there. Your smart.
They do! It’s so frustrating
EXACTLY... 🤔How Many times did this Lawyer have to Repeat & SPELL out his name to make sure they got it Right... (Hopefully!) 🧐
Perhaps reporters aren't as bright as they used to be. How many have a high school diploma.
As usual
what a civil conversation! The summary of what was said is: this man is a lawyer, he has been practicing for 41 years, his client pleads not guilty, they refused extradition AAA and that's all folks
Didn't they NOT refuse extradition?
Luigi doesn't look like the guy in the first picture on Starbucks!
@@matthewberkin2274that hurts you bad?
I agree, he doesn’t, except that those pics were from the hostel.
I've been saying this
Looks like him. Different days, different clothes, different lighting, different camera. So, that could why they look different.
@@Timmiehere nope, the eyebrows and teeth are completely different, the first picture of him smiling the teeth are perfect, Luigi doesn't have perfect teeth and thin eyebrows
We have watched this first class attorney giving this press briefing. This is the best money can buy.
When you're in Pain nothing matters ✌️😎 it's horrible.
💯 war on drugs has hurt Americans terribly. And the war on women. All R.
@MardyEdwardsThompson Lots of people are in "Pain" everyday. That is no excuse to off someone.
Fight Fight 4the Meds we need . When you're in Pain nothing matters. Fight 4the rights N0T being in get the Real meds must have.UnDemonizing pain Management Doctors. ✌️😎
@@Marigold-m2 Tru . At the same time it's a wake up call. ✌️😎
@@Marigold-m2this “man” wrote policy that denied 34 percent of United healthcare claims, 248 million claims a year which is over half the population of our country. Most people get their health insurance through their employer and have very little control over their choice of health insurer. The average price for out of pocket health insurance is $2000 a month which is not feasible for most people
I'm SUING the U.S. Govt if he doesn't get Released immediately.
This guy comes off as a nice uncle, super personable, has a sense of humour, smart and assertive in the best way possible. Luigi chose well!
THIS GUY IS A ( HOW YAY DOING VINNY ) HIS PRICES WENT UP 50% JUST BECAUSE THIS CASE
At least we’ll have some results and not be denied delayed or deposed
Yes, Italian representing Italian 😊
He’s already is the top 100 criminal defense lawyers in the country. He isn’t cheap to begin with most likely.
@ Wow! There are millions of attorneys in the country.
I’ve never liked a slimy lawyer so much.
😂😂😂😂😂👍
If I was swimming in the sewer, I'd hire a plumber too!
until you are in trouble.
And you like prosecutors?
Wait til you become a slimy health industry CEO!
This is the most eloquent super lawyer in my life time . He really understands the law