December 9, 2024 • 31 mins
Guest: Paul Reiser – promoting his current “Big Font Tour” // CEO Killer, Luigi Mangione is held as a person of interest in CEO Murder in NYC. // CEO Killer, Luigi Mangione manifesto // Luigi Mangione Arrested on firearm charges expected to be extradicted.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's KFI AM sixty and you're listening to The Conway
Show on demand on the iHeartRadio apps KFI AM sixty.
It is the Conway Show. We had a huge news
day and we're getting all of this. We're recording the
rest of this presser for the guy that was killed.
This Luigi. This this is not allegedly I killed Brian
(00:25):
Thompson in New York last week, and we thought he'd
be arrested pretty quickly, but it took a while, and
they caught him at McDonald's, you know, like like the
Cleveland guy I knew something was wrong with a pretty
little black girl, ran to a black man's obs dig giveaway,
and they caught him at McDonald's. McDonald's two for two
(00:45):
in the last ten years or so. All right, So
we're gonna get all that information for you. But first
we had a very small window here to get Paul
Riiser on. And when I first started radio, Paul Riser
came on. He's one of the only celebrities that came on,
and I said, but anytime you want to come on
to promote anything you got going on, please come on,
and he is with us. Paul Reiser, how are you, sir.
Speaker 2 (01:07):
I'm well, thank you, and I iced to talk to you.
And I'm so flattered to be following the news of
murder and arresting that is every comic stream.
Speaker 1 (01:18):
Isn't that a crazy story though? I mean, you know,
it seems like we've taken another step towards, you know,
even like the downfall of society, where this is a
very smart kid who went to a very you know,
a very pretty prestigious school. That school that he went
to in Baltimore is always top five, top ten in
the United States, and and he graduated top of his class.
(01:41):
This kid's not an idiot.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
I I you know what, if only I had something
to offer to help you this news, I wish that
I could put you at peace. We had the astounding news.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
Okay. I was just talking to Doug McIntyre, who's a
good friend of mine. He's a TV writer. He's written
on some of the best shows in the world, and
he's the same mindset than I am. You know, back
when we used to watch, you know, before like you
and I were around before they had VCRs, and so
you had to be home to watch your show, you'd
be home to watch mad about you had to be
home to watch you know, Gilligan's Island or The Brady
(02:18):
Bunch or whatever. And I think we all sort of
celebrated that next day by talking about it in work
or at school or whatever. And now everything's on demand
and we don't have anything in common when it comes
to TV anymore.
Speaker 2 (02:31):
I used to say, you know, you can't miss a
show anymore, because if you miss it, you watch it tomorrow,
you'll say I miss missing. Because there was something like,
oh but you know what it did? You know, we
sounded like the oldest guys on the World Show. But
I you know, I remember, certainly in the old days
Johnny Carson Show, when it had your favorite comic gun,
(02:53):
you'd stay up. Sure if you didn't stay up, you'd
miss it and you and it wasn't gonna be the
next day. But what it this? I went recently, I
went back and was watching you know, a lot of
these old shows, and I realized I had sort of
memorized them. I remember the jokes, and I had only
seen it once forty five years ago. But because you
(03:14):
had to make time for it, because it was important
to you, it made an impression that you know things
now that don't necessarily do. But listen, we don't have
to be the oldest guy that's right to prove it.
That's right, though, that we are the oldest men in
the world.
Speaker 1 (03:28):
That's right.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Tell me. But here's the important thing. I don't know
how close personally you are to Rancho Cuckamonga, by the way,
a great comedy town. Just to say it, you.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Know, I was in Rancho Cuckamonga on Saturday. Now, I
was at a Christmas party in Rancho Cuckamonga on Saturday
and right off the two ten freeway there, right near
the fifteen and the two.
Speaker 2 (03:48):
My understanding is people there just say Rancho will be
at Rancho, like in New York, be in the city.
I'll be at the Rancho.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
So you're going to be there December twenty first, that's right.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
I'll be playing the Lovely Lewis Family play House, doing
my stand up. My first time performing in Rancho Cuckamonga,
my first time I think stepping foot. So I'm excited
because I always have said, you're not a real performer
until you've been in Rancho Koukamonga.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Yes, exactly right. The Lewis Family Playhouse in Rancha Kokamonga.
I love the name of it, The Big Font Tour.
Speaker 2 (04:18):
That's a great nyes The Big Font Tour. Somebody said,
why did you call it that? I went, why don't
you take a wild guess. Let me show you my
set as soon as you can make it out from
across the room.
Speaker 3 (04:31):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
And it's gonna be one night only, is that correct?
Speaker 2 (04:34):
One night only, one joke only. Okay, you don't know
where it's gonna come. It's an hour and a half
show and there's one joke. It's half an hour. He's
got to get to it soon and then boom. Then
you're so happy when that joke comes gat you go,
it was worth the wait. That's how good the joke is.
Speaker 1 (04:50):
That is good. It's a beautiful theater, by the way,
the Lewis Family Playhouse.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
I understanding. Let me ask you, I don't know your
audience that well. Will they understand that I was joking
about joke?
Speaker 1 (05:00):
But not only you know, we have the biggest audience
this show, by the way, Paul Reiser was is the
number one show in the Inland Empire, number one talk
show according to La Times. So we have a massive
audience in the Inland Empire and you'll see how many
people show up on December twenty first.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
I am looking forward and I salute you for being
the biggest show in the England. Let me ask you
this were first declared an Empire area? What areas did they?
Did they slaughter?
Speaker 1 (05:30):
But I was talking to again. I don't mean to
keep bringing up Doug mcint there, but he had a
great line. You know, people moved from Boston or Cleveland
or Chicago to Los Angeles and they settle on thirty
miles from the ocean. You know, they made twenty eight
hundred mile track and got thirty miles from the ocean.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
Well, people, they realize it's actually cheaper from where you
want to be.
Speaker 1 (05:54):
That's right, that's right. But there's some beautiful homes there.
I love Rancho Kuga Mugga.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
I'm looking forward and my feeling is the show is
going to go so well. I might move there. I
do that a lot. When a show is really good,
I pick up my family and we resettle. It's the
next show.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
You can get a sleeping you can get a sweet dealer. Hey, listen,
I'm sorry that we had to cut it short, but
we're going to keep promoting this thing on December twenty first,
I really appreciate coming on, and it's going to be
a hell of a show. The Lewis Family Playhouse, Rancher Kugamaga,
December twenty first, Paul, thanks for coming on. Thank you
appreciate it all right, Paul Riser, It's nice of them
to come on. I said, you know, we got these
(06:31):
three big news stories. We got this kid Penny in
New York, who is you know, just acquitted and well
actually not acquitted. They couldn't decide whether, you know, what
this guy has done wrong. They may retry him if
it's up to the DA. It's possible that they were retrying,
but it doesn't look likely. Then we got this kid
who killed Brian Thompson. He's only twenty six years old.
(06:53):
This kid went to Hillman School in Baltimore in Maryland.
That's a forty thousand dollars year's school with very very
smart kids from all over the country. And he graduated
number one in his class. Then he went on to college,
did very well in college. This is a very smart
guy who killed the CEO. Uh and it and and
(07:17):
it's it's it's a huge, huge story. And I think
it's the beginning of a new wave of craziness in
this country. I really do. And and it's scary. So
that's another one. And then we've got, uh, you know,
big local stories as well, including the wind that's about
to hit us in the next couple of days. And
(07:37):
when it gets windy here in southern California, everybody is
on edge. You know, your veins feel like they're filled
with foil. You feel dry, you look dry, and you're
worried to death about your home burning down, just as
the people you know up in Ventura. What what that?
What's what that's like? You know, waking up and hearing
(07:57):
the wind. When you hear the wind, when you wake up,
you panic in southern California. So we'll keep you up
to date on that as well. All right, It's Conway Show.
We're live on KFI. We'll come back with the rest
of the press conference. With this this big arrest in
the Brian Thompson case out of New York. It's an
unbelievable story, lots of details to get to.
Speaker 4 (08:19):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM six forty.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
All right, thinking, tomboy, is this loud or is that me?
Speaker 5 (08:30):
Me?
Speaker 2 (08:31):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (08:32):
Sorry, all right, We've got a lot of news to
get to. We all discovered this today that this kid
was arrested in McDonald's in Pennsylvania. Luigi Mangione, Mangione, Hey,
I Bellio. He's Italian like you, all right, one for
the Italians. And I wonder if he's I wonder if
(08:54):
he's related to Chuck Mangioni Stephani student Chuck Mangioni is
you're probably two? I sure do you do? Wow? Yeah?
All right. So this kid has been dodging the cops
since last Wednesday, and again they think this is the guy,
and I think it's the guy. I've looked at photos,
(09:16):
I looked at evidence at least that's been online. I
think they got their guy. And this is not some
homeless guy whos been on the streets for a while
and he hates everybody because he's blaming them for his troubles.
This is a kid who's very well off. He went
to a school Hillman in right outside in Baltimore, written
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out of Maryland. There forty thousand dollars a year to
go to school there, This Hillman School. I think it's
kindergarten through twelfth grade is always in the top ten
and occasionally the top five schools in America. It's very prestigious,
very tough get into. It's been around, I think since
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the eighteen late eighteen hundreds. It's been around a long time.
And this kid, this Luigi Mangioni create, was the valedictorium
and number one in his class. Very smart guy, handsome guy,
had a lot going for himself in life. And now
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he's going to be sitting in jail for the rest
of his life or in prison the rest of his life.
I don't believe I was gonna say death row, but
I don't think New York has a death penalty. I
think they are one of the states that has said
screw it to the death penalty. But this kid has
been arrested. The New York cops have already gone to
altoon Pennsylvania to talk to this kid, and let's find
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out as much as we can about this kid who
allegedly killed Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare.
Speaker 6 (10:56):
Or the investigators are calling Luigi Mangioni a strong person
of interest in the shooting. And we were getting a
new peak at what he looks like. This photo fresh
into the news room moments ago, showing Mangioni in the Altuna,
Pennsylvania police station. It was taken shortly after he was arrested. Today,
investigators belief he acted alone in gunning down that healthcare executive.
(11:18):
Mangioni was arrested out to McDonald's restaurant in Pennsylvania when
a greyhound bus he was riding in stopped for a break.
Speaker 1 (11:26):
For the past five days, wait, wait, so he's on
a greyhound bus. Greyhound bus stops obviously McDonald's, right, because
that's what you want to do. If you're a you know,
with eighty other nervous people on a bus, you want
to stop at McDonald's then hop back on the bus.
Speaker 6 (11:41):
How to McDonald's restaurant in Pennsylvania when a greyhound bus
he was riding in stopped for a break.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
How about that? And then some very very aware dude said,
that's the guy. That's the guy. Altuna cops show up
moments later, questioned him, and he's found with a lot
of evidence still on him.
Speaker 6 (12:00):
For the past five days, the world has seen the
alleged killer in short clips, sometimes his face behind a mask,
other times unobscured. Today, those images led to an arrest
and a name.
Speaker 7 (12:12):
He has been identified as Luigi Nicholas Mangioni.
Speaker 6 (12:15):
In a news conference this morning, investigator said they have
Mangioni in custody booked right now on firearms charges. He
was picked up in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Investigators say he was
carrying a host of items linking him to the shooting
of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, including a homemade three
D printed handgun.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
Yeah, it looks like they got their guy. That's probably
one of the reasons why that gun jammed. Remember the
footage of him shooting Brian Thompson and the gun jams.
He built the gun himself, probably at home.
Speaker 6 (12:46):
Similar to the one used in the killing.
Speaker 7 (12:48):
He's in possession of a ghost gun that had the
capability of firing a nine millimeters round and a suppressor.
Speaker 6 (12:54):
Also said to be in Mangioni's possession. Several fake IDs,
including one that matches this bogus New Jersey license that
the suspect used at a New York hostel.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
Guy's done, Guy's done.
Speaker 6 (13:06):
This is the guy, as well as a handwritten three
page document that shed some light on a possible motive
for the shooting.
Speaker 7 (13:13):
We don't think that there's any specific threats to other
people mentioned in that document, but it does seem that
he has some some ill will toward corporate America.
Speaker 6 (13:21):
Mangioni is a twenty six year old graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania. Police say he was born and raised
in Maryland and has ties to San Francisco. His last
known address was in Honolulu, Hawaii. Maggioni was on.
Speaker 1 (13:34):
A gets around guys everywhere.
Speaker 6 (13:37):
This dude, Maggioni was on a Greyhound bus moving through
Pennsylvania that had stopped at a McDonald's restaurant this morning.
A worker there spotted him and called police.
Speaker 1 (13:47):
Wonder if they take a poll on the bus? Hey,
where do you guys all want to stop? You know
they if it's uh or if it's just you know,
I McDonald's. Everyone's going to enjoy that, know what. Everyone
on here is broke. Everyone's going to slide in there
and enjoy them else. No, they got to get back
on the road. They got to get back on the road.
If everybody's full with that five dollar meal and then
(14:10):
back into your See is.
Speaker 5 (14:11):
There a bow jangles around here.
Speaker 1 (14:14):
I wonder if he's going cross country, you know, because
traditionally when you when you take a greyhound across country,
when you finally get to your destination, there's the very
the tradition where everybody gets off the bus and then
burns their underwear because the underwear has been on uh uh,
you know, on you for three nights. Yes, and it's
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also been in a seat that's been used by a
lot of guys who are not quite the highest on
the food chain. And his wise advice, Yeah, I wonder
how many farts have been blown into those seats too
on a greyhound got them mighty.
Speaker 7 (14:49):
The McDonald's employee did something we ask every American to do.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
That's right. If you see something, This is Mayor Adams
of New York City.
Speaker 3 (14:58):
If you see something, say something something, most importantly, do something.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
There you go being dong with this guy dropped the
dime on this.
Speaker 6 (15:06):
Luigi Manngioni is currently being held in Altuna on those
firearm charges. New York prosecutors are working to have him
extradited to Manhattan the face charges in the Thompson kill him.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
He's gonna he's in for a long life. Man he's
only twenty six, twenty six years old, and now he's
looking at the rest of his life in prison. Oh man,
oh man, all right, tons of more information on this
guy and this case. When we come back, we'll talk
to Will. We'll push off David Vesse for here a
little bit. He's gonna call him about the Dodgers and
(15:39):
we'll push him off for a little while, or if
he can't do it later, we'll chat with him tomorrow.
Speaker 4 (15:44):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM six forty.
Speaker 1 (15:50):
You know, I had a suspicion whenever there's craziness going
on like this Luigi Mangioni, the guy who suspected of
killing Brian Thompson of United Healthcare, I always assume there's
some kind of local connection, local connection, and you don't
have to look far. You don't have to look far.
(16:13):
We have a local connection to this kid, and it's
Santa Monica. That's right. Santa Monica, the twenty six year
old man arrested on Monday and the killing of United Healthcare,
is chief executive on the streets of New York City.
Once worked for a Santa Monica company and spend time
at Stanford University, so we do have a connection here
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to Santa Monica. According to public records, this Luigi Mangioni
spent time at Stanford University in twenty nineteen and once
worked for the Santa Monica based company True Car, a
digital marketplace for automobiles. If they still call him that.
So there it is the Southern California connection. Always a
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Southern californ in your connection. Whenever we hear about any
kind of craziness, for some reason, all the crazies end
up here. Crazies, all right, the manifesto from this Luigi Mangioni.
Let's find out what this guy was thinking, and he's
in for a long different life. Very privileged kid went
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to a forty thousand dollars a year school. I don't
know how many years he went to that school, but
even if he just went for high school, you know,
four years in high school, it's one hundred and sixty grand.
So the parents somebody has money, somebody's got cash, and
now they're going to extradite him to New York. That'll
be simple. And then that's when the real, you know,
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case builds and we find out more and more about
why this guy did it and what is Evidently this
kid Mangioni's parents are in the healthcare business, own some
facilities that take care of patients, and maybe he's seen,
you know a lot of these insurance companies turned down,
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you know, requests for money or for payment on a
lot of the you know, the healthcare that these people need.
And he got angrier and angrier. Maybe his mom and
dad have also been sharing in the anger over that,
and that could have you know, just been this straw
that broke the camel's back. But let's find out they
manifest over this. Luigi Mangiani, well, he was railing against
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the healthcare industry, which of course fits into the scenario.
Speaker 8 (18:32):
Here he talks about how these parasites had it coming.
He starts off basically saying, I don't want to cause
any trauma, but it had to be done. So a
second page really kind of goes into problems with the
(18:53):
hell's industry. He raises the question, you know, why do
we have the most expensive healthcare in the world, but
we're forty two rated forty two in life expectancy around
the world. I can't vet his his facts or findings there,
but it was talking about the healthcare industry and the
need for violence. I mean especially when you talk about
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you know, the opening, which is that it had to
be done, these parasites, you know, had it coming. That
does kind of fit in what they're talking about. What
do we know about this individual?
Speaker 1 (19:29):
Okay? And this guy, if you're part of the manifesto,
was talking about that. You know, the protests don't work anymore.
You know, protests people ignore them and you can't get
a boycott going anymore in this country because people sort
of ignore that. And he said the only alternative now
is violence. And if this catches on, this country is
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in a lot of trouble, a lot of trouble. If
that's the way we're going to decide on you know,
the future of healthcare is by whacking the executive in
the street. There is going to be a lot of
tension and a lot of violence in this country.
Speaker 8 (20:07):
And what they're talking about, what do we know about
this individual? Mister Mangioni is an engineer. He grew up
in Toasin, Maryland. He's twenty six years old. He graduated
U penn in twenty twenty and then went on to
a master's program where he got that master's degree in engineering,
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and he has addresses, as Shimone said in tosin where
he grew up in Philadelphia, where he went to school
in Honolulu, which we're still looking into. But he is
strongly believed to be the suspect in this case.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
Yeah, and I think he is too. All right. We
have when we come back, the arrest on the firearm
charges and also a little more in the press conference.
This is a huge, huge story and will also play
your story here what comes next for this kid? What
happens twenty six years old, what's the next move and
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what is his future? Like, we have a ton of information.
Luigi Mangioni, which is a great name, great Italian name.
You know, if a guy who owned a pizza parlor
named Luigi Mangioni, by oh, man, that pizza's got to
be great, or that Italian food has got to be great.
But man, this kid won a different route, different route,
and he's a good looking kid. He's gonna get a
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lot of action, a lot of women sending letters, sending gifts,
trying to win him over in prison. That's going to
go on as well. That's going to probably start tomorrow,
if not already. I relyve on KFI A six forty
more of this breaking story, this huge news story. They
finally at least they think they caught the guy that
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wiped out Brian Thompson, the head of the head of
a healthcare, United Healthcare a huge I think it's the
biggest insured in the United States. And this is a
story that we thought would shake out like this. You know,
you can't run with that many photos of you and
that's much information on You can't run forever. Not in
this country, man, People drop a dime on you. And
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the guy finally did in Pennsylvania, just outside of Pittsburgh.
Speaker 4 (22:15):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM sixty.
Speaker 1 (22:21):
It is Christmas season and we all should be doing
something else but major news. Luigi Manngioni arrested for the murder.
I guess he's not been charged yet for the murder.
He's been arrested and being held on firearms charges. But
they think this is the guy that killed Brian Thompson
in the streets of New York last Wednesday. Didn't even
(22:43):
take the cops a week to find this guy, not
even a week. But me Thursday Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday,
five days, five days, and they got this guy. They
got this dude arrested on firearms charge, is expected to
be extraditem. What's next for this guy? What is he
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looking at?
Speaker 4 (23:06):
Now?
Speaker 3 (23:06):
We are roughly three hundred miles from Altoona, where Anthony
Johnson is and will deliver a report in the next hour.
But yes, we are outside New York City Hall where
Mayor Adams and top police officials held a press conference
to brief the media on the investigation and on the arrest.
Let's be clear, Liz, there is still a lot about
this case, still a lot about the arrest that we
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do not know. Investigators, as we reported last week, we're
far more concerned with making the end they were with
trying to pinpoint a motive. They were trying to track
down the killer. That was their priority. The motive as
to why somebody would want to kill Brian Thompson, that
was secondary. They told me to making the arrest, why
would he want to kill Brian Thompson. Well, the killer
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fired three shots and was on the run since Wednesday.
Investigators revealed today they did not have a name until
Manjoni was arrested this morning, but they believed all along
that they would eventually arrest him, mainly because they could
track his movements into and out of the city, and
most importantly, as Kimberly referenced, because they had that one
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picture of his face, which was the lynchpin in this arrest.
Speaker 1 (24:14):
Yeah, they had a pretty good picture of him. For
people online that are writing that he's the new Robin
Hood and you're supporting this kid, I got to warn you.
You put that on your social media, and it is
going to affect your life because if you think you're
going to look for you're going to work for corporate
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America and you support this kid, they're going to look
at your social media when you're hired and they're going
to put in Luigi Mangione or United Healthcare or Brian Thompson.
And if you ever run on your social media, how
this Brian Thompson deserved it. You're never going to get
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a job in corporate America. And there are a lot
of high paying jobs in corporate America. So it's your choice.
That's the choice you make. You can do that. You
can choose that route in life and sleep at night
and enjoy yourself, you know, get another job. But almost
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every job you get, you know, if you work even
for Walmart or McDonald's on a minimum wage job, these
are all big, huge corporations and they're not going to
hire people who believe the CEO should be shot and killed.
So it's just a warning. I know there's a lot
of kids out there and your knee jerk reaction is
(25:37):
to defend somebody like this who headed out for the
insurance company. Because the insurance company's been screwing people over
for a long time. I would be very careful, very
careful in putting anything positive about this kid on your
social media because that footprint will stick around for life
and it could affect you ten, fifteen, twenty thirty years
(25:59):
from now. You know, maybe you forgot about it. Now
you work for I don't know, Bank America or Wells Fargo,
and you're up for a big job and somebody says, oh,
thirty years ago, you supported this kid who turned out
killed the CEO, and that will come back to haunt you.
So I'm just telling you it's your choice, but just
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think about it, maybe sleep on it, Think about it
before you make that reaction. Before you know, you put
something positive about this kid online, just think about it.
Speaker 3 (26:35):
More from the Commissioner on that in a moment, But
first the next step, so Manjoni will likely be arraigned
in Pennsylvania on a weapons charge than extradited back here
to New York City to face murder and other charges.
And YPD Chief of Detectives Joe Kenny.
Speaker 7 (26:51):
We're going to have to work that out with the
Manhattan District Attorney's Office in Altuna, Pennsylvania. He's going to
be facing gun charges there, and at some point we'll
work out through extradition to bring him back to New
York to face charges here, working with the Manhattan District
Attorney's Office.
Speaker 3 (27:03):
Well, the impact of the public's role cannot be overestimated.
Crime scene investigators recovered DNA. They will now use that
DNA and other forensics to linke man Joni to the murder.
Much more on this case and the arrest as it develops.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
Okay, And then we heard earlier that he was arrested
on firearms charge and at a McDonald's outside you know,
in al Tuna. It's amazing who is the other guy,
wasn't it? Amanda Barry and Gina da zeus. Remember those
two girls that were missing, and they're missing in Cleveland
(27:38):
for a long time, for years. I think one of
them was missing for eight or nine years. And they
found the guy that did it, and that's where we
got that song dead giveaway. And they found this guy
at McDonald's too.
Speaker 5 (27:50):
So open the door. We can't get in that way.
Nobody can't get through the door, only your name.
Speaker 9 (27:56):
So we kicked them out and she comes out and
she said, it's get some girls.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
I'm a nine hounds called nine one one, And they
caught him at McDonald's. They caught him at McDonald's. Another
one they caught at McDonald's.
Speaker 5 (28:11):
Oh, and he called him.
Speaker 3 (28:13):
You know, when they announced that they caught this guy
at McDonald's, that's the first person I thought of.
Speaker 1 (28:19):
And this is the first song that came town. I
did too, I did too. Well, you guys want to
hear the whole thing. All right, all right, all right,
it's a holiday. He's the neighbor of Charles Rams all
through again. What happened this afternoon?
Speaker 9 (28:31):
I knew song was wrong when a little pretty white
girl ran into a black man's arms. Yeah, give it away, Yeah,
give away My neighbor got b testicals because we see
this doing every day.
Speaker 5 (28:43):
We eat rams. Did we getting man at lou get
that girl look in that house she said, please me
get it out. Didn't give him wait, didn't give him win,
didn't give him win, give way, give away, give way,
give me give me a week away dad, give away
(29:03):
my number. Doc Testi bases.
Speaker 9 (29:05):
We see this stud every day we riv but we
didn't have the glue that that girl looks in that house.
Speaker 5 (29:13):
She said, please help me get out. So I'm open
the door. We can't get it in that way. Nobody
can't pay through on the door on your head.
Speaker 9 (29:21):
So we get hit the bottom and she comes out
and she says, it's get some of the girls up
in that house, go down WM one And then they
caught him at mc donalds. You knew something was wrong
when a little pretty white girl ran into a black
man's arms.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
Did give away dead, giveaway my.
Speaker 5 (29:40):
Nember, Doctor Testi bisse. We see this st every day, ris,
but we didn't the glue that that girl but in
that house she said, please help me get out.
Speaker 1 (29:52):
Then give away dead giveaway dead give away. All right,
we have a lot more information coming out on this Kevin.
What what that's going to go on next? There's a
local connection to him in Santa Monica. Evidently he worked
for True Karn for a while. Lot of back round
on this kid, twenty six years old, came from, must
(30:13):
have come from some kind of money. Went to a
school Hillman School for boys at forty thousand dollars a
year for I don't know how many years he went there,
but at least high school. It's expensive. And now he's
going to be extra extra diighted back to New York
where he's gonna be face charges for killing Brian Thompson.
(30:33):
Huge news story here internationally, and you see it on
all the cable stations. They're running it twenty four hours
a day. And there's some other big stories going on
as well. The Daniel Penny story in New York is
a big story, and the fall of Syria. So there's
three huge, major stories going on right now, and this
one seems to be taking up all the oxygen all right,
(30:55):
lots of more information coming your way. We wa came back.
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It is the Conway Show. We had a huge news
day and we're getting all of this. We're recording the
rest of this presser for the guy that was killed.
This Luigi. This this is not allegedly I killed Brian
(00:25):
Thompson in New York last week, and we thought he'd
be arrested pretty quickly, but it took a while, and
they caught him at McDonald's, you know, like like the
Cleveland guy I knew something was wrong with a pretty
little black girl, ran to a black man's obs dig giveaway,
and they caught him at McDonald's. McDonald's two for two
(00:45):
in the last ten years or so. All right, So
we're gonna get all that information for you. But first
we had a very small window here to get Paul
Riiser on. And when I first started radio, Paul Riser
came on. He's one of the only celebrities that came on,
and I said, but anytime you want to come on
to promote anything you got going on, please come on,
and he is with us. Paul Reiser, how are you, sir.
Speaker 2 (01:07):
I'm well, thank you, and I iced to talk to you.
And I'm so flattered to be following the news of
murder and arresting that is every comic stream.
Speaker 1 (01:18):
Isn't that a crazy story though? I mean, you know,
it seems like we've taken another step towards, you know,
even like the downfall of society, where this is a
very smart kid who went to a very you know,
a very pretty prestigious school. That school that he went
to in Baltimore is always top five, top ten in
the United States, and and he graduated top of his class.
(01:41):
This kid's not an idiot.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
I I you know what, if only I had something
to offer to help you this news, I wish that
I could put you at peace. We had the astounding news.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
Okay. I was just talking to Doug McIntyre, who's a
good friend of mine. He's a TV writer. He's written
on some of the best shows in the world, and
he's the same mindset than I am. You know, back
when we used to watch, you know, before like you
and I were around before they had VCRs, and so
you had to be home to watch your show, you'd
be home to watch mad about you had to be
home to watch you know, Gilligan's Island or The Brady
(02:18):
Bunch or whatever. And I think we all sort of
celebrated that next day by talking about it in work
or at school or whatever. And now everything's on demand
and we don't have anything in common when it comes
to TV anymore.
Speaker 2 (02:31):
I used to say, you know, you can't miss a
show anymore, because if you miss it, you watch it tomorrow,
you'll say I miss missing. Because there was something like,
oh but you know what it did? You know, we
sounded like the oldest guys on the World Show. But
I you know, I remember, certainly in the old days
Johnny Carson Show, when it had your favorite comic gun,
(02:53):
you'd stay up. Sure if you didn't stay up, you'd
miss it and you and it wasn't gonna be the
next day. But what it this? I went recently, I
went back and was watching you know, a lot of
these old shows, and I realized I had sort of
memorized them. I remember the jokes, and I had only
seen it once forty five years ago. But because you
(03:14):
had to make time for it, because it was important
to you, it made an impression that you know things
now that don't necessarily do. But listen, we don't have
to be the oldest guy that's right to prove it.
That's right, though, that we are the oldest men in
the world.
Speaker 1 (03:28):
That's right.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Tell me. But here's the important thing. I don't know
how close personally you are to Rancho Cuckamonga, by the way,
a great comedy town. Just to say it, you.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Know, I was in Rancho Cuckamonga on Saturday. Now, I
was at a Christmas party in Rancho Cuckamonga on Saturday
and right off the two ten freeway there, right near
the fifteen and the two.
Speaker 2 (03:48):
My understanding is people there just say Rancho will be
at Rancho, like in New York, be in the city.
I'll be at the Rancho.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
So you're going to be there December twenty first, that's right.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
I'll be playing the Lovely Lewis Family play House, doing
my stand up. My first time performing in Rancho Cuckamonga,
my first time I think stepping foot. So I'm excited
because I always have said, you're not a real performer
until you've been in Rancho Koukamonga.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
Yes, exactly right. The Lewis Family Playhouse in Rancha Kokamonga.
I love the name of it, The Big Font Tour.
Speaker 2 (04:18):
That's a great nyes The Big Font Tour. Somebody said,
why did you call it that? I went, why don't
you take a wild guess. Let me show you my
set as soon as you can make it out from
across the room.
Speaker 3 (04:31):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
And it's gonna be one night only, is that correct?
Speaker 2 (04:34):
One night only, one joke only. Okay, you don't know
where it's gonna come. It's an hour and a half
show and there's one joke. It's half an hour. He's
got to get to it soon and then boom. Then
you're so happy when that joke comes gat you go,
it was worth the wait. That's how good the joke is.
Speaker 1 (04:50):
That is good. It's a beautiful theater, by the way,
the Lewis Family Playhouse.
Speaker 2 (04:53):
I understanding. Let me ask you, I don't know your
audience that well. Will they understand that I was joking
about joke?
Speaker 1 (05:00):
But not only you know, we have the biggest audience
this show, by the way, Paul Reiser was is the
number one show in the Inland Empire, number one talk
show according to La Times. So we have a massive
audience in the Inland Empire and you'll see how many
people show up on December twenty first.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
I am looking forward and I salute you for being
the biggest show in the England. Let me ask you
this were first declared an Empire area? What areas did they?
Did they slaughter?
Speaker 1 (05:30):
But I was talking to again. I don't mean to
keep bringing up Doug mcint there, but he had a
great line. You know, people moved from Boston or Cleveland
or Chicago to Los Angeles and they settle on thirty
miles from the ocean. You know, they made twenty eight
hundred mile track and got thirty miles from the ocean.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
Well, people, they realize it's actually cheaper from where you
want to be.
Speaker 1 (05:54):
That's right, that's right. But there's some beautiful homes there.
I love Rancho Kuga Mugga.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
I'm looking forward and my feeling is the show is
going to go so well. I might move there. I
do that a lot. When a show is really good,
I pick up my family and we resettle. It's the
next show.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
You can get a sleeping you can get a sweet dealer. Hey, listen,
I'm sorry that we had to cut it short, but
we're going to keep promoting this thing on December twenty first,
I really appreciate coming on, and it's going to be
a hell of a show. The Lewis Family Playhouse, Rancher Kugamaga,
December twenty first, Paul, thanks for coming on. Thank you
appreciate it all right, Paul Riser, It's nice of them
to come on. I said, you know, we got these
(06:31):
three big news stories. We got this kid Penny in
New York, who is you know, just acquitted and well
actually not acquitted. They couldn't decide whether, you know, what
this guy has done wrong. They may retry him if
it's up to the DA. It's possible that they were retrying,
but it doesn't look likely. Then we got this kid
who killed Brian Thompson. He's only twenty six years old.
(06:53):
This kid went to Hillman School in Baltimore in Maryland.
That's a forty thousand dollars year's school with very very
smart kids from all over the country. And he graduated
number one in his class. Then he went on to college,
did very well in college. This is a very smart
guy who killed the CEO. Uh and it and and
(07:17):
it's it's it's a huge, huge story. And I think
it's the beginning of a new wave of craziness in
this country. I really do. And and it's scary. So
that's another one. And then we've got, uh, you know,
big local stories as well, including the wind that's about
to hit us in the next couple of days. And
(07:37):
when it gets windy here in southern California, everybody is
on edge. You know, your veins feel like they're filled
with foil. You feel dry, you look dry, and you're
worried to death about your home burning down, just as
the people you know up in Ventura. What what that?
What's what that's like? You know, waking up and hearing
(07:57):
the wind. When you hear the wind, when you wake up,
you panic in southern California. So we'll keep you up
to date on that as well. All right, It's Conway Show.
We're live on KFI. We'll come back with the rest
of the press conference. With this this big arrest in
the Brian Thompson case out of New York. It's an
unbelievable story, lots of details to get to.
Speaker 4 (08:19):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM six forty.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
All right, thinking, tomboy, is this loud or is that me?
Speaker 5 (08:30):
Me?
Speaker 2 (08:31):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (08:32):
Sorry, all right, We've got a lot of news to
get to. We all discovered this today that this kid
was arrested in McDonald's in Pennsylvania. Luigi Mangione, Mangione, Hey,
I Bellio. He's Italian like you, all right, one for
the Italians. And I wonder if he's I wonder if
(08:54):
he's related to Chuck Mangioni Stephani student Chuck Mangioni is
you're probably two? I sure do you do? Wow? Yeah?
All right. So this kid has been dodging the cops
since last Wednesday, and again they think this is the guy,
and I think it's the guy. I've looked at photos,
(09:16):
I looked at evidence at least that's been online. I
think they got their guy. And this is not some
homeless guy whos been on the streets for a while
and he hates everybody because he's blaming them for his troubles.
This is a kid who's very well off. He went
to a school Hillman in right outside in Baltimore, written
(09:39):
out of Maryland. There forty thousand dollars a year to
go to school there, This Hillman School. I think it's
kindergarten through twelfth grade is always in the top ten
and occasionally the top five schools in America. It's very prestigious,
very tough get into. It's been around, I think since
(10:02):
the eighteen late eighteen hundreds. It's been around a long time.
And this kid, this Luigi Mangioni create, was the valedictorium
and number one in his class. Very smart guy, handsome guy,
had a lot going for himself in life. And now
(10:25):
he's going to be sitting in jail for the rest
of his life or in prison the rest of his life.
I don't believe I was gonna say death row, but
I don't think New York has a death penalty. I
think they are one of the states that has said
screw it to the death penalty. But this kid has
been arrested. The New York cops have already gone to
altoon Pennsylvania to talk to this kid, and let's find
(10:49):
out as much as we can about this kid who
allegedly killed Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare.
Speaker 6 (10:56):
Or the investigators are calling Luigi Mangioni a strong person
of interest in the shooting. And we were getting a
new peak at what he looks like. This photo fresh
into the news room moments ago, showing Mangioni in the Altuna,
Pennsylvania police station. It was taken shortly after he was arrested. Today,
investigators belief he acted alone in gunning down that healthcare executive.
(11:18):
Mangioni was arrested out to McDonald's restaurant in Pennsylvania when
a greyhound bus he was riding in stopped for a break.
Speaker 1 (11:26):
For the past five days, wait, wait, so he's on
a greyhound bus. Greyhound bus stops obviously McDonald's, right, because
that's what you want to do. If you're a you know,
with eighty other nervous people on a bus, you want
to stop at McDonald's then hop back on the bus.
Speaker 6 (11:41):
How to McDonald's restaurant in Pennsylvania when a greyhound bus
he was riding in stopped for a break.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
How about that? And then some very very aware dude said,
that's the guy. That's the guy. Altuna cops show up
moments later, questioned him, and he's found with a lot
of evidence still on him.
Speaker 6 (12:00):
For the past five days, the world has seen the
alleged killer in short clips, sometimes his face behind a mask,
other times unobscured. Today, those images led to an arrest
and a name.
Speaker 7 (12:12):
He has been identified as Luigi Nicholas Mangioni.
Speaker 6 (12:15):
In a news conference this morning, investigator said they have
Mangioni in custody booked right now on firearms charges. He
was picked up in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Investigators say he was
carrying a host of items linking him to the shooting
of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, including a homemade three
D printed handgun.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
Yeah, it looks like they got their guy. That's probably
one of the reasons why that gun jammed. Remember the
footage of him shooting Brian Thompson and the gun jams.
He built the gun himself, probably at home.
Speaker 6 (12:46):
Similar to the one used in the killing.
Speaker 7 (12:48):
He's in possession of a ghost gun that had the
capability of firing a nine millimeters round and a suppressor.
Speaker 6 (12:54):
Also said to be in Mangioni's possession. Several fake IDs,
including one that matches this bogus New Jersey license that
the suspect used at a New York hostel.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
Guy's done, Guy's done.
Speaker 6 (13:06):
This is the guy, as well as a handwritten three
page document that shed some light on a possible motive
for the shooting.
Speaker 7 (13:13):
We don't think that there's any specific threats to other
people mentioned in that document, but it does seem that
he has some some ill will toward corporate America.
Speaker 6 (13:21):
Mangioni is a twenty six year old graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania. Police say he was born and raised
in Maryland and has ties to San Francisco. His last
known address was in Honolulu, Hawaii. Maggioni was on.
Speaker 1 (13:34):
A gets around guys everywhere.
Speaker 6 (13:37):
This dude, Maggioni was on a Greyhound bus moving through
Pennsylvania that had stopped at a McDonald's restaurant this morning.
A worker there spotted him and called police.
Speaker 1 (13:47):
Wonder if they take a poll on the bus? Hey,
where do you guys all want to stop? You know
they if it's uh or if it's just you know,
I McDonald's. Everyone's going to enjoy that, know what. Everyone
on here is broke. Everyone's going to slide in there
and enjoy them else. No, they got to get back
on the road. They got to get back on the road.
If everybody's full with that five dollar meal and then
(14:10):
back into your See is.
Speaker 5 (14:11):
There a bow jangles around here.
Speaker 1 (14:14):
I wonder if he's going cross country, you know, because
traditionally when you when you take a greyhound across country,
when you finally get to your destination, there's the very
the tradition where everybody gets off the bus and then
burns their underwear because the underwear has been on uh uh,
you know, on you for three nights. Yes, and it's
(14:35):
also been in a seat that's been used by a
lot of guys who are not quite the highest on
the food chain. And his wise advice, Yeah, I wonder
how many farts have been blown into those seats too
on a greyhound got them mighty.
Speaker 7 (14:49):
The McDonald's employee did something we ask every American to do.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
That's right. If you see something, This is Mayor Adams
of New York City.
Speaker 3 (14:58):
If you see something, say something something, most importantly, do something.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
There you go being dong with this guy dropped the
dime on this.
Speaker 6 (15:06):
Luigi Manngioni is currently being held in Altuna on those
firearm charges. New York prosecutors are working to have him
extradited to Manhattan the face charges in the Thompson kill him.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
He's gonna he's in for a long life. Man he's
only twenty six, twenty six years old, and now he's
looking at the rest of his life in prison. Oh man,
oh man, all right, tons of more information on this
guy and this case. When we come back, we'll talk
to Will. We'll push off David Vesse for here a
little bit. He's gonna call him about the Dodgers and
(15:39):
we'll push him off for a little while, or if
he can't do it later, we'll chat with him tomorrow.
Speaker 4 (15:44):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM six forty.
Speaker 1 (15:50):
You know, I had a suspicion whenever there's craziness going
on like this Luigi Mangioni, the guy who suspected of
killing Brian Thompson of United Healthcare, I always assume there's
some kind of local connection, local connection, and you don't
have to look far. You don't have to look far.
(16:13):
We have a local connection to this kid, and it's
Santa Monica. That's right. Santa Monica, the twenty six year
old man arrested on Monday and the killing of United Healthcare,
is chief executive on the streets of New York City.
Once worked for a Santa Monica company and spend time
at Stanford University, so we do have a connection here
(16:38):
to Santa Monica. According to public records, this Luigi Mangioni
spent time at Stanford University in twenty nineteen and once
worked for the Santa Monica based company True Car, a
digital marketplace for automobiles. If they still call him that.
So there it is the Southern California connection. Always a
(16:59):
Southern californ in your connection. Whenever we hear about any
kind of craziness, for some reason, all the crazies end
up here. Crazies, all right, the manifesto from this Luigi Mangioni.
Let's find out what this guy was thinking, and he's
in for a long different life. Very privileged kid went
(17:21):
to a forty thousand dollars a year school. I don't
know how many years he went to that school, but
even if he just went for high school, you know,
four years in high school, it's one hundred and sixty grand.
So the parents somebody has money, somebody's got cash, and
now they're going to extradite him to New York. That'll
be simple. And then that's when the real, you know,
(17:42):
case builds and we find out more and more about
why this guy did it and what is Evidently this
kid Mangioni's parents are in the healthcare business, own some
facilities that take care of patients, and maybe he's seen,
you know a lot of these insurance companies turned down,
(18:03):
you know, requests for money or for payment on a
lot of the you know, the healthcare that these people need.
And he got angrier and angrier. Maybe his mom and
dad have also been sharing in the anger over that,
and that could have you know, just been this straw
that broke the camel's back. But let's find out they
manifest over this. Luigi Mangiani, well, he was railing against
(18:28):
the healthcare industry, which of course fits into the scenario.
Speaker 8 (18:32):
Here he talks about how these parasites had it coming.
He starts off basically saying, I don't want to cause
any trauma, but it had to be done. So a
second page really kind of goes into problems with the
(18:53):
hell's industry. He raises the question, you know, why do
we have the most expensive healthcare in the world, but
we're forty two rated forty two in life expectancy around
the world. I can't vet his his facts or findings there,
but it was talking about the healthcare industry and the
need for violence. I mean especially when you talk about
(19:16):
you know, the opening, which is that it had to
be done, these parasites, you know, had it coming. That
does kind of fit in what they're talking about. What
do we know about this individual?
Speaker 1 (19:29):
Okay? And this guy, if you're part of the manifesto,
was talking about that. You know, the protests don't work anymore.
You know, protests people ignore them and you can't get
a boycott going anymore in this country because people sort
of ignore that. And he said the only alternative now
is violence. And if this catches on, this country is
(19:50):
in a lot of trouble, a lot of trouble. If
that's the way we're going to decide on you know,
the future of healthcare is by whacking the executive in
the street. There is going to be a lot of
tension and a lot of violence in this country.
Speaker 8 (20:07):
And what they're talking about, what do we know about
this individual? Mister Mangioni is an engineer. He grew up
in Toasin, Maryland. He's twenty six years old. He graduated
U penn in twenty twenty and then went on to
a master's program where he got that master's degree in engineering,
(20:29):
and he has addresses, as Shimone said in tosin where
he grew up in Philadelphia, where he went to school
in Honolulu, which we're still looking into. But he is
strongly believed to be the suspect in this case.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
Yeah, and I think he is too. All right. We
have when we come back, the arrest on the firearm
charges and also a little more in the press conference.
This is a huge, huge story and will also play
your story here what comes next for this kid? What
happens twenty six years old, what's the next move and
(21:03):
what is his future? Like, we have a ton of information.
Luigi Mangioni, which is a great name, great Italian name.
You know, if a guy who owned a pizza parlor
named Luigi Mangioni, by oh, man, that pizza's got to
be great, or that Italian food has got to be great.
But man, this kid won a different route, different route,
and he's a good looking kid. He's gonna get a
(21:25):
lot of action, a lot of women sending letters, sending gifts,
trying to win him over in prison. That's going to
go on as well. That's going to probably start tomorrow,
if not already. I relyve on KFI A six forty
more of this breaking story, this huge news story. They
finally at least they think they caught the guy that
(21:48):
wiped out Brian Thompson, the head of the head of
a healthcare, United Healthcare a huge I think it's the
biggest insured in the United States. And this is a
story that we thought would shake out like this. You know,
you can't run with that many photos of you and
that's much information on You can't run forever. Not in
this country, man, People drop a dime on you. And
(22:11):
the guy finally did in Pennsylvania, just outside of Pittsburgh.
Speaker 4 (22:15):
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI
AM sixty.
Speaker 1 (22:21):
It is Christmas season and we all should be doing
something else but major news. Luigi Manngioni arrested for the murder.
I guess he's not been charged yet for the murder.
He's been arrested and being held on firearms charges. But
they think this is the guy that killed Brian Thompson
in the streets of New York last Wednesday. Didn't even
(22:43):
take the cops a week to find this guy, not
even a week. But me Thursday Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday,
five days, five days, and they got this guy. They
got this dude arrested on firearms charge, is expected to
be extraditem. What's next for this guy? What is he
(23:05):
looking at?
Speaker 4 (23:06):
Now?
Speaker 3 (23:06):
We are roughly three hundred miles from Altoona, where Anthony
Johnson is and will deliver a report in the next hour.
But yes, we are outside New York City Hall where
Mayor Adams and top police officials held a press conference
to brief the media on the investigation and on the arrest.
Let's be clear, Liz, there is still a lot about
this case, still a lot about the arrest that we
(23:27):
do not know. Investigators, as we reported last week, we're
far more concerned with making the end they were with
trying to pinpoint a motive. They were trying to track
down the killer. That was their priority. The motive as
to why somebody would want to kill Brian Thompson, that
was secondary. They told me to making the arrest, why
would he want to kill Brian Thompson. Well, the killer
(23:49):
fired three shots and was on the run since Wednesday.
Investigators revealed today they did not have a name until
Manjoni was arrested this morning, but they believed all along
that they would eventually arrest him, mainly because they could
track his movements into and out of the city, and
most importantly, as Kimberly referenced, because they had that one
(24:10):
picture of his face, which was the lynchpin in this arrest.
Speaker 1 (24:14):
Yeah, they had a pretty good picture of him. For
people online that are writing that he's the new Robin
Hood and you're supporting this kid, I got to warn you.
You put that on your social media, and it is
going to affect your life because if you think you're
going to look for you're going to work for corporate
(24:35):
America and you support this kid, they're going to look
at your social media when you're hired and they're going
to put in Luigi Mangione or United Healthcare or Brian Thompson.
And if you ever run on your social media, how
this Brian Thompson deserved it. You're never going to get
(24:56):
a job in corporate America. And there are a lot
of high paying jobs in corporate America. So it's your choice.
That's the choice you make. You can do that. You
can choose that route in life and sleep at night
and enjoy yourself, you know, get another job. But almost
(25:17):
every job you get, you know, if you work even
for Walmart or McDonald's on a minimum wage job, these
are all big, huge corporations and they're not going to
hire people who believe the CEO should be shot and killed.
So it's just a warning. I know there's a lot
of kids out there and your knee jerk reaction is
(25:37):
to defend somebody like this who headed out for the
insurance company. Because the insurance company's been screwing people over
for a long time. I would be very careful, very
careful in putting anything positive about this kid on your
social media because that footprint will stick around for life
and it could affect you ten, fifteen, twenty thirty years
(25:59):
from now. You know, maybe you forgot about it. Now
you work for I don't know, Bank America or Wells Fargo,
and you're up for a big job and somebody says, oh,
thirty years ago, you supported this kid who turned out
killed the CEO, and that will come back to haunt you.
So I'm just telling you it's your choice, but just
(26:23):
think about it, maybe sleep on it, Think about it
before you make that reaction. Before you know, you put
something positive about this kid online, just think about it.
Speaker 3 (26:35):
More from the Commissioner on that in a moment, But
first the next step, so Manjoni will likely be arraigned
in Pennsylvania on a weapons charge than extradited back here
to New York City to face murder and other charges.
And YPD Chief of Detectives Joe Kenny.
Speaker 7 (26:51):
We're going to have to work that out with the
Manhattan District Attorney's Office in Altuna, Pennsylvania. He's going to
be facing gun charges there, and at some point we'll
work out through extradition to bring him back to New
York to face charges here, working with the Manhattan District
Attorney's Office.
Speaker 3 (27:03):
Well, the impact of the public's role cannot be overestimated.
Crime scene investigators recovered DNA. They will now use that
DNA and other forensics to linke man Joni to the murder.
Much more on this case and the arrest as it develops.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
Okay, And then we heard earlier that he was arrested
on firearms charge and at a McDonald's outside you know,
in al Tuna. It's amazing who is the other guy,
wasn't it? Amanda Barry and Gina da zeus. Remember those
two girls that were missing, and they're missing in Cleveland
(27:38):
for a long time, for years. I think one of
them was missing for eight or nine years. And they
found the guy that did it, and that's where we
got that song dead giveaway. And they found this guy
at McDonald's too.
Speaker 5 (27:50):
So open the door. We can't get in that way.
Nobody can't get through the door, only your name.
Speaker 9 (27:56):
So we kicked them out and she comes out and
she said, it's get some girls.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
I'm a nine hounds called nine one one, And they
caught him at McDonald's. They caught him at McDonald's. Another
one they caught at McDonald's.
Speaker 5 (28:11):
Oh, and he called him.
Speaker 3 (28:13):
You know, when they announced that they caught this guy
at McDonald's, that's the first person I thought of.
Speaker 1 (28:19):
And this is the first song that came town. I
did too, I did too. Well, you guys want to
hear the whole thing. All right, all right, all right,
it's a holiday. He's the neighbor of Charles Rams all
through again. What happened this afternoon?
Speaker 9 (28:31):
I knew song was wrong when a little pretty white
girl ran into a black man's arms. Yeah, give it away, Yeah,
give away My neighbor got b testicals because we see
this doing every day.
Speaker 5 (28:43):
We eat rams. Did we getting man at lou get
that girl look in that house she said, please me
get it out. Didn't give him wait, didn't give him win,
didn't give him win, give way, give away, give way,
give me give me a week away dad, give away
(29:03):
my number. Doc Testi bases.
Speaker 9 (29:05):
We see this stud every day we riv but we
didn't have the glue that that girl looks in that house.
Speaker 5 (29:13):
She said, please help me get out. So I'm open
the door. We can't get it in that way. Nobody
can't pay through on the door on your head.
Speaker 9 (29:21):
So we get hit the bottom and she comes out
and she says, it's get some of the girls up
in that house, go down WM one And then they
caught him at mc donalds. You knew something was wrong
when a little pretty white girl ran into a black
man's arms.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
Did give away dead, giveaway my.
Speaker 5 (29:40):
Nember, Doctor Testi bisse. We see this st every day, ris,
but we didn't the glue that that girl but in
that house she said, please help me get out.
Speaker 1 (29:52):
Then give away dead giveaway dead give away. All right,
we have a lot more information coming out on this Kevin.
What what that's going to go on next? There's a
local connection to him in Santa Monica. Evidently he worked
for True Karn for a while. Lot of back round
on this kid, twenty six years old, came from, must
(30:13):
have come from some kind of money. Went to a
school Hillman School for boys at forty thousand dollars a
year for I don't know how many years he went there,
but at least high school. It's expensive. And now he's
going to be extra extra diighted back to New York
where he's gonna be face charges for killing Brian Thompson.
(30:33):
Huge news story here internationally, and you see it on
all the cable stations. They're running it twenty four hours
a day. And there's some other big stories going on
as well. The Daniel Penny story in New York is
a big story, and the fall of Syria. So there's
three huge, major stories going on right now, and this
one seems to be taking up all the oxygen all right,
(30:55):
lots of more information coming your way. We wa came back.
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