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What did Luigi Mangioni confess to in federal court and what are the charges?

Lisa Lucera 0:02
A court confession. I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News, as Luigi Mangioni pled guilty to federal stalking charges in the killing of a health care executive on a Manhattan street in December twenty twenty four.
Tanya J. Powers 0:15
Luigi Mangioni admitted in court to using a ruse to find out where United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson would be and says he went to Manhattan with the intention to shoot him. Jamie McDonald, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, says his office will seek a sentence of life in prison.
Unknown 0:30
This was not a spontaneous act of violence. It was deliberate, calculated, and premeditated.
Tanya J. Powers 0:37
Mangioni's attorney Karen Agnifalo is now seeking to have the New York state case against her client thrown out.

How is President Trump linking the recent drop in violent crime to his policies?

Unknown 0:43
We just filed our motion in state court explaining why the state charges must be dismissed under New York's double jeopardy protections.
Tanya J. Powers 0:52
Federal sentencing is set for December 18th.
Lisa Lucera 0:54
Fox says Tina Jay Powers in New York City. A forty one year old woman from Kentucky under arrest after authorities say she vandalized the World War II memorial using red paint. If convicted, Melissa Farris faces up to ten years in prison and a quarter million dollars in fines. A midterm election pitch from President Trump highlighting lower crime rates.
Unknown 1:19
We ended the war on police. And we declared a very strong war on crime.

Why is a new venue being sought for Alex Murdaw’s second murder trial?

Jared Halpern 1:25
President Trump is touting new statistics from the FBI showing last year had the single largest year to year drop in violent crime since FBI records began in nineteen thirty six.
Lisa Lucera 1:35
Fox's Jared Halper at the White House. The FBI's statistics show crime rates have gone down following a surge during the pandemic. The President claims the plummeting crime rate is due to his border policy and sending the National Guard into some cities. The Army has temporarily stopped all Apache helicopter training flights after the deadly crash in Texas that killed two service members. A judge in South Carolina says the second trial for a former attorney whose murder conviction has been overturned
Jessica Rosenthal 2:07
must take place in a new county. Judge Deborah McCazalin said the second trial for Alex Murdaw will be held outside of Cullaton County. That was where court clerk Becky Hill attempted to sway jurors in the first trial, resulting in the overturning of Murdaw's conviction for murdering his wife and son.

What caused the recent decline in U.S. retail sales and how are economists interpreting it?

Unknown 2:22
A change of venue is necessary to protect the defendant's constitutional rights.
Jessica Rosenthal 2:28
McCazalin did not state which county the trial would be moved to yet, but she also granted the motion for independent testing of DNA found underneath wife Maggie Murdaw's fingernails. Jessica Brosenthal, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 2:40
The city of Akron, Ohio, has fired a police officer who shot and killed a fifteen year old and has settled a lawsuit with his family.
Lisa Lucera 3:06
Yeah. Americans were spending less last month.
Jenny Koselda 3:10
A big pullback in shopping and spending last month. Retail sales declined in July.

Which stolen masterpieces were recovered by Italian police and what is their significance?

Jenny Koselda 3:15
Economists were expecting a slight increase, and the numbers are down across the board. Overall, retail sales dropped six-tenths of a percent, down three-tenths, excluding autos, and down two-tenths of a percent, excluding autos and gasoline. The drop could reflect people's shopping for back to school and other needs earlier in the summer because Amazon is a very good thing. Amazon's prime day sale and competing discounts were in June, and shopping was propped up earlier this year by tax refunds. Jenny Coselda, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 3:45
Italian police say they've recovered three stolen artworks by Renoir Cezanne and Matisse worth millions that were taken from a private museum near Parma. I'm Lisa Lassera. This is Fox News.

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