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Why did Luigi Mangioni plead guilty to the United Healthcare CEO murder?

Lisa Brady 0:02
This is a Fox News Alert. Luigi Mangioni pleads guilty on Lisa Brady, the man charged with killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, changing the plea to guilty in his federal case.
Tanya J. Powers 0:14
In a packed courtroom hearing attended by Thompson's family in Lower Manhattan, Mangioni read a letter aloud, admitting he traveled to New York, quote, with the intent to shoot Thompson and had used a three D printer to make a gun, ending with the words, quote, I knew what I was doing. Mangioni faced federal stalking charges in Thompson's shooting outside a hotel on a New York City street in December of twenty twenty four.
Lisa Brady 0:37
Sentencing is set for December 18th, and federal prosecutors say they will seek the maximum penalty. Life in prison without parole.
Unknown 0:44
No grievance, political belief, or ideological cause can ever justify murder.
Lisa Brady 0:50
U.S.

What are the prosecutors’ sentencing goals and potential penalties for Mangioni?

Lisa Brady 0:51
attorney James McDonald outside the courthouse.
Unknown 0:53
There can be no celebrity in assassination. Any person who celebrates, encourages, or excuses actions like these is fundamentally wrong.
Lisa Brady 1:04
Manioni has been celebrated by some on social media. Defense attorney Karen Agnifilo calls it a solemn day and says Manioni has accepted full responsibility for Thompson's death. But she also echoed what Mancioni told the judge about years of pain from a back injury.
Karen Friedman Agnifilo 1:21
Like the thousands of people who have reached out since this tragedy to share their own experiences, he believed that the system had failed him and destroyed his life.
Lisa Brady 1:29
The defense will seek the dismissal of state charges, including murder, arguing that upcoming trial would amount to double jeopardy under New York law.

How is the defense planning to challenge the state murder charges and claim double jeopardy?

Lisa Brady 1:45
This after federal prosecutors in D.C. did drop the case, blaming the contractor for damage, but prompting criticism from President Trump, who insists the pool was vacuumed. Вandлізд Америка і слизним чи Фокс Ньюс. The now former South Carolina attorney once convicted of murdering his wife and son. Back in court for a hearing ahead of a new
Jessica Rosenthal 2:08
trial. Judge Demora McCazalin went through a number of new motions. Ahead of a second trial for Alex Murdah, he was convicted of murdering his wife Maggie and son Paul. But that was overturned after a court clerk in his first trial had attempted to sway jurors.

Why is President Trump urging the Supreme Court to allow White House ballroom construction to continue?

Jessica Rosenthal 2:21
Murdaw's attorney, Dick Harputian, asked about bringing up results from polygraph tests that he says Murdaw's distant cousin Eddie Smith had failed when asked about the murders, but that Murdaw had passed.
Unknown 2:32
I might mistried if you start screaming polygraph. So without letting me know beforehand.
Jessica Rosenthal 2:39
Harpulian also insisted on getting the list of potential jurors that's printed out before any court staff begins a process of eliminating potential jurors from the pool. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News. President Trump is asking
Lisa Brady 2:52
The US Supreme Court to let construction on a White House ballroom continue while a legal fight plays out. He's appealing a lower court's order to stop the work and now asking the High Court to suspend that order, arguing in part an integrated military complex included in the project is vital for national security.

What does the recent drought in Europe reveal about ancient Roman infrastructure?

Lisa Brady 3:08
A drought in Europe is turning back the clock in Rome, revealing an ancient bridge, normally hidden under a river.
Unknown 3:15
Weeks with virtually no rain have caused water levels in the Tiber to plunge, exposing the remains of a nearly two thousand year old bridge near Saint Peter's Basilica. It's known as Nero's Bridge after the infamous Roman Emperor, but archaeologists say it's probably even older, likely built under Nero's uncle, Emperor Caligula, and standing by thirty nine AD. The bridge has surfaced during other stretches of low water region. water over the years, giving Romans and visitors a rare chance to see a piece of the ancient city that's usually hiding in plain sight right beneath the Tiber.
Lisa Brady 3:50
Fox is Matt Murphy. Stocks turning lower. The Dow's down 143 points. I'm Lisa Brady. This is Fox News.

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