>> we are learning about luigi

mangione, the prime suspect in the murder of brian thompson. we are getting mug shot of the suspected killer on your screen. he managed to evade a manhunt for nearly a week. until a mcdonald's worker in pennsylvania recognized his face and called the police. it is being charged with thompson's murder and various other gun crime, but it is unclear when he will be extradited back to new york. this is "outnumbered." i am emily, here with my cohost, kayleigh mcenany and marie harf, fox news contributor. kaylee mcghee white, journalism fellow for the steamboat institute and paul moro. fox news contributor, attorney, and retired nypd inspector. let's go live to brian, who is

in altoona, pennsylvania, where the suspect was arrested, with the very latest. >> since luigi mangione was arraigned last night, he has been sitting in a cell, and the huntington state correctional facility. now we are getting more he will have an extradition hearing here in blair county at the courthouse at 1:30 p.m. this is when will decide whether or not -- this is when he will decide whether or not he will waive his right to extradition. if you despise the fight this, it could take up to 45 days. if he doesn't, he good be extradited even today. that will be up to the district attorney. all of this as we are getting a better look at the inside of this mcdonald's and what transpired here yesterday morning.

we are seeing photos of him eating a hash brown inside in the back of the mcdonald's. you can see him with his medical mask on. he was having a coffee with a friend when he walked in. he said that looks like the guy from new york. he recognized his jacket and backpack. the employees thought the same thing. >> the one worker that thought it was him, she said between his eyes and eyebrows, i took his order, it was like, she got in her mind, this is the guy from new york. >> police they they spotted him and alerted an employee. tyler fry arrived at this mcdonald's. when the officers asked him if he had been to new york

recently, he started to shake and was nervous. >> he was wearing a blue medical mask. as soon as he pulled it down, we recognized him immediately, just from what we saw in the media come with photos, videos, we didn't think twice about it. we knew that was the guy. he was very cooperative with us. rico he gave police this fake i.d. which is the same new jersey fake i.d. used by the killer of united health care ceo brian thompson, who was killed last week. as we wrap this up, the extradition hearing is at 1:30 p.m. today here in blair county, pennsylvania. he will decide whether or not he is going to fight his extradition. if he doesn't, he could be moved to new york city to fight

charges. one last thing, police hearsay the mcdonald's, as well as officer fry and the police department had received threats from the public ever since the story became public. >> now to join us, alexis mcadams here with his potential motive. >> we are sifting through stuff online and that is what investigators are looking at two. he is an ivy league graduate with a background in engineering. he worked in tech. they believe he could have made the murder weapon with a 3d printer. he comes from a prominent family in maryland, graduating valedictorian 2016 before he went to the ivy league school yuniversity of pennsylvania.

he got a bachelor's and moved to hawaii. he came to new york with a plan. he waited outside for the ceo, comes up behind him and open fire. he shot him at least two times, including once in the chest and took off on foot. the motive can possibly be linked to the health care industry. in a manifesto in his backpack, he said this. i was not working with anyone. i apologize for strike or traumas, but it had to be done. these parasites simply had it coming. >> officers recovered a handwritten document that speaks to his motivation and mind-set. >> we have done an analysis. there are written documents, electronic devices in the process of being downloaded.

>> how did they catch him? good old-fashioned police work. they made the break in pennsylvania, got to think that mcdonald's worker who called it in. >> the charges have just dropped. let us know what they are and talk to us about the potential -- that manifesto, he said parasites plural. were others in danger? >> good question but something the police are trying to work out. new york state does not have the death penalty, so that is off the table. murder two is serious. , so nobody should read anything into the fact that it is not murder one. murder two is a top charge for a thing like this.

as far as whether others should be worried, the question comes down to does he have accomplices and those are the thing police are looking at. no, i worked alone. he locked down his phone and his devices. the cobs are going to have a hard time getting in. it does feel like he is trying to cover his tracks. he did a lot of planning. he knew the victim was going to be at that location. you can bet there is a team scraping his backgrounds and movements to see if anybody helped him or funded this and anyone else we have to worry about. >> it is interesting his dichotomy and all of those blunders he made as we discussed prior to his identification. either he was an amateur or he wanted to be caught because of

how blatant a lot of his mistakes were. >> it is one of those two things. he wanted to be caught in my opinion. look at the picture of him. he is smiling with a camera in view days before he murdered someone. he clearly didn't care or was oblivious that his identity was being captured. he goes to starbucks, wait to leave our track there and then he goes to altoona, penns pennsylvania, so you don't get very far when you fully and when you are there, you think, let's go get a hash brown at mcdonald's and sit in public view with a mask in your face and a gun in your pocket. he either wanted to be caught. his manifesto says he doesn't want to cause trouble but it had to be done. you did cause trauma. there is a dad without his --

dominic son and a wife without her husband for christmas. >> it was a murderer, why is there support? >> i am going to answer your question about my dad is from altoona. he grew up there. it is a close-knit community. it is amazing the employee and this rookie cop were able to identify the suspect and to bring him in. i don't think he is a criminal mastermind. i think he is a bit of an amateur, but to your question, it is horrifying people are celebrating it, people are -- left, right, center, i don't know that it falls in any place in the political system. there are problems in our health care system but the fact people are taking it to that level is gross. i don't like seeing it on

twitter. i think it is gross. >> there have been criticism from what we know of the suspect, that back surgery contributed to this rage. he has barely lived, and to result in homicide is a massive disconnect. what are the dangers of this generation thing this and applauding him and being affected by his types of manifesto? >> there is a word i keep going back to his parasite. a lot of the problems you see is that brian thompson has been dehumanized. they don't see him as a person. i want to share a few facts to remind everyone he was a human

being, he was a father, a husband, grew up in a farming town, his down, -- his dad was a grain operator. he worked his way up. young adults get separated from these facts when they are online. they are important to keep in mind because he was a human being. >> indeed. coming up, the court of public opinion has some -- as a villain and luigi manji only as a hero. more on that next.

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>> there has been a different and the reaction to the murder

of the united health care ceo and the da daniel penny trial. we saw posters plastered on subway cars referring to the incident as a lynching. cnn also called penny a vigilante. >> we are going to talk about the verdict there. you also have a victim who someone determined did not deserve to continue living. >> that is not >> tell me which action is okay. >> one is being proactive. because of the founder of black lives matter is calling for black vigilantes. >> just like everybody else leaks justice on their own everyone has vigilante's, we

need some black vigilantes. people want to jump up and choke us and kill us for being loud how about we do the same when they attempt to oppress us. >> the man accused of gunning down the united health care ceo is seen by some as a folk hero. new yorkers celebrated him with a look-alike contest shortly after the murder. a former "washington post" reporter called his murder joyful. >> how can that make you joyful? is a husband husband and a father. why does that make you joyful? >> so are the tens of thousands of americans who died because greedy health insurance executives push policies of denying care to they most

vulnerable people. >> should they all be killed? would that make you joyful? >> that would not. >> i do not find it funny at a all. >> it is not a laughing matter and judge shapiro does not think so either. >> hear me on this, he is no hero. the real hero is the person who called 911 this morning. this killer is not a hero. he should not be hailed. >> the hero is the mcdonald's

worker. this brilliant worker recognized him and here's what he got in return. this was the response. to the stupid belief that ratted him out, i will be boycotting all mcdonald's. that worker should get employee of the year and should be proud of him or herself. >> there will always be a rash of extreme viewpoints. the antidote, don't give it oxygen, continue showing brian thompson's base. two of those platforms that employ these journalists, when you give oxygen to these views,

when they choose to publish it, that feeds into it and it is only for profit. as a side note, the fact that social media always identifies that karen, i am surprised it took so many days to identify this person that had multiple degrees and had this wealthy family and a lawmaker cousin, really shocked it took the work of a good samaritan mcdonald's worker. >> i can't tell if my husband got a haircut. there is no way i would identify a criminal. this is what the naacp decided to post. they have given life and for vigilante justice to be waged on the black community without consequence. it is a painful reminder of the inequities.

he deserve compassion and he was met with violence. jordan was arrested 42 times. there was a black civilian who helped him. a black woman called him a hero, thanked him, spoke to fox news. it was self-defense. i believe he saved a lot of people that day, people who have gotten hurt. these are facts. why does the naacp leave them out. >> you are expecting back to matter. number one, the majority of people on the train car that he stepped on were people of color. he is the hardest target. he is a young, big guy, a marine, in shape. the easiest thing would have been to stare at his phone and let it happen. he was moving towards a mother and child. what if he didn't act and something happened.

would he not be vilified by the same characters? the cnn anchor should lawyer up. she imputed the attempt to commit a homicide on the air. that is not even when he was charged with. she is out of line and she should wise up. does anybody think here that if jordan mealy had done everything he did and was a white guy, daniel penny wouldn't have reacted? nobody wants to see jordan mealy bed but that does not mean daniel penny should go to jail for it. >> i hope he is able to go after the people who have defamed him. the new yorker said subway banter strangled. i hope he gets some form of accountability here. >> to the person who cannot tell the difference between

execution, someone shot on the back and daniel penny protecting occupants from someone who said he wanted to harm people, you are the threat to society. you are the threat. it is telling. i am worried about the moral confusion. he is going to be the one assigned to prosecuting this case against the suspect. we know he is one of those people who cannot tell the difference between right and wrong and i hope the new yorkers step up and do what needs to be done. >> is he going to prosecute against these threats? prove to us it is color-blind. >> for many people, we don't think he should have done nothing on the train. it is whether he could have subdued the threat without ending his life.

>> he was breathing after the interaction. because there will also be a civil case that is brought as well. we will see how that plays out. i hope that mcdonald's employees doesn't just get employee of the year, but get the reward put out for finding him. >> i want trump to get mcdonald's employee of the year until this guy came about. judge jeanine shapiro sits down with daniel penny since being acquitted. that will be available on fox nation and you can catch first look clips tonight on "the five." trump's immigration plans taking a front stage on capitol hill with hearings in the house and senate. that is next.

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>> two oh immigration just wrap and capitol hill. in the senate judiciary hearing, he focused on trump's support tatian plans. senator lindsey graham fired back with this. >> how many people did ronald reagan provide amnesty to? >> roughly 2.5 million. >> how many are in the country today? >> the last thing we want to do is give amnesty to people here because we will be overrun. would you describe the last four years as mass illegal immigration coming to our borders. does anybody disagree the last

four years it has in mass illegal immigration directed towards america? if this is not mass, what would be. you start enforcing laws and used then people back to have had their day in court. >> obama deported north of 5 million people. you look at criminal, maybe that is why american sentiment has changed. cbs, support for trump starting a program to deport all illegal immigrants, 57% said they approved. >> some of the democrats are finally starting to read the headwinds. i have so many in the room keeping me updated. there is a recognition then we have ever seen. they are recognizing, at the

very least, they are going to have to be part of a plan to remove it illegal to have committed crimes, who are part of gangs, et cetera. the problem is you have all the sanctuary cities. they can talk about this all they want and they can agree and say we are going to go after that gang bangers. fair enough. everybody agrees that it is not major problem. i don't know where this guy is coming up with 13 million. it has to be at least 30 million. none of that matters when on the ground in new york, seattle, portland, the locals won't cooperate because the mayors and city councils are hyper progressive. >> this was trump with kristen welker. he was asked about dreamers.

many of them did not come here as a result of their actions. listen to what he said. >> the dreamers are going to come later and we have to do something. these are people who have been brought here at a young age. >> you want them to stay? >> i do. i want to work something out. it should have been able to be worked out. i think we can work something out. >> trump did work with the democrats. this is a headline from 2019. he offers temporary protection for dreamers in exchange for wall funding. nancy pelosi and democrats rejected that. do you think your party will work with trump now? >> i think democrats are focused on protecting dreamers. pushing back on the radical proposal trump has made. >> what about wall funding? >> i don't think he is going to push that anymore. he talks about deportation more.

democrats, many will agree with deporting criminals. if you have committed a crime, you should not be in the country. democrats will say if you go after farmworkers in california and texas and across the southwest, after workers who do jobs americans won't do, the economic price we pay will be extraordinary, particularly with food and donald trump does not seem to have gotten that message. if he deport farmworkers, your food will cost more. >> democrats will have an opportunity, day one priority and ask for funding, will chuck schumer and democrats join him? >> i am curious what you think the radical proposal bar. he said criminals first, those who have been found by the courts to be eligible for deportation second and they will get to everyone else later and that is the strategy of the administration use.

this is because federal law requires it. you are required to deport illegal immigrants who pose a threat to security and public safety. the idea of these are radical proposal is not true. it is common sense. >> that is a lot of people. it affects how much your food cost so get ready to pay more. >> the fallacy is the assumption that the economy would trump the system that is horribly skewed because of that. the reason we have the terrible cheap labor is because we have allowed the system to fester in that way. it is not the right response to stay if we clean it up, it is going to be fixed. of course we are going to have to make adjustments but if we would incentivize american labor better, building things here and supporting american workers, it

might be a short-term economic increase for the average consumer but it will sort out in the long run so much better and that is why he has come out on the right foot saying triage first, we get to cholesterol later and we hope the democrats have geared up can absorb that energy or expend it. the next step for all of american's for them to work with him on rational ideas. >> he created a roaring economy and secure border again. it is called multitasking.

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>> cap the whole has a plan to help struggling americans with inflation. she is imposing a one-time inflation refund payment from the state. >> billions of dollars going back in the pockets of new yorkers. if you are earning up to $150,000 a year, it is $300. if you are filing jointly, you have a family, you need a little more. families are expensive. how about this? $500. $500. >> it is agonizing to watch. the reality is there is a three year structural gap of $13 billion. the answer is not to take money from no money.

the answer is things that will stimulate the economy. >> one rarely gets to see such pure pandering done on tv. she is one of the dead enders i was talking about in the last block. she has an executive order in place she inherited regarding sanctuary state, the state of new york is a sanctuary state. a pen and a piece of paper, that goes away. you want the restaurants to combat, the street traffic, other tourists, signed that paper. it is going to be more than this empty gesture. this is also the governor who has that i want more venezuelans, more illegal to come work for the state. she wants to put them -- we are worried about gang recruitment. this is what you are dealing

with. the clock is ticking on her. >> the key is to lift regulations and incentivize business and our prosperity. not to just hand out. why did she not get the government is not the answer? >> excessive spending caused inflation. what do we do? spend more money and create more inflation. trump gifted democrats with 1.4% inflation. went to 9.1%, which was a 40 year high. you can see when the american rescue plan was passed. it skyrocketed to 4.2%. democrats are responsible. they lied. they said it was a high-class problem and now let spend more money. this is the logic. >> what i detest is they

disrespect at the oversimplification, as if i am not greedy, that simple to think a handout from an empty coffer would assuage my problems. >> it is i would be interested to see some of the illegal aliens have handed out. a total waste of taxpayer dollars. have democrats -- they took an unprecedented amount of money. they said give our taxpayer dollars back to us. she is giving money they collected through sales tax back to taxpayers.

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>> an extradition hearing for suspected gunman luigi mangione. we will follow all of the developments with you. doge or not doge. some democrats say no but others are embracing the idea. pressure mounting on alvin to resign. donald trump's come join us top of the hour for

"america reports." we will see you soon. >> some hosts of the view are hitting the panic button over trump's return to the white house, getting into an argument about whether americans can enjoy the holidays before trump takes office. >> all we have to do from now until january 21st of be with our families, our kids, do our job, make sure we are taking care of ourselves and our families. whatever he is going to do, he is going to do. >> i disagree when you say that. we have the luxury of saying that because we are legal. we are successful. if you are an illegal immigrant, you are a woman working for the department of defense, you have a right to be in a panic. >> you tell people to stay fraught and like this.

>> i am telling people to prepare. >> they are prepared. i am saying -- it doesn't mean that. >> i don't often say this but whoopi goldberg is right. are you fraught this holiday season? >> i love they are having the fight in front of a snowy village. the years democrats have won, my republican friends were spat around the holidays. there are things people are scared might happen. this is difficult. we have seen it so many places but you should have a nice holiday with your family. don't let politics destroy that. >> fear not. here is our incoming president. >> you said president biden, you are going to appoint a special prosecutor to go after joe

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that your dollar is going to go further, your worship, your family, all the good things. this is the final christmas where everything sucks under the current administration. >> she was like we are privileged here but others need to worry. others voted for trump because their wages went up. >> a great example how the ladies of the view live in their sequestered universe. at thanksgiving this year and at christmas, my family has felt relief because of donald trump's election and that is the vibe we have gotten from much of the country. there is optimism for the future of the country. i know very few who are scared about what america in the next four years of going to look like. to the ladies of the view, touch some grass, talk to the average american. >> i would rather spend

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with beats per minute higher than 120 encourage look reckless driving habits, and frosty, with 172 bpm's, is at the top. kaylee, is this fake news? >> i can't imagine that someone would crash their car listening to frosty. i would love a visual on that. my least favorite christmas song, however, is not frosty the snowman, it's "baby it's cold outside," specifically the john legend woke rewrite that has ruined the song. very upset about that one. >> i love that it gets may be around october is when we started in the city hearing christmas music everywhere which is my total delight and george michael, obviously. what say you? >> i'm with you. i put up my christmas tree the day after halloween. every song is terrible on here, but the one i don't like the most is "bailey's navidad" and "i want to wish you a merry christmas," those are tied come i can't get them out of my head and take off "have yourself a merry little christmas," that one is fantastic. >> to that point, we have a list of most dangerous pitch which

one is the worst? "usa today" puts the chipmunk song, which i'm pretty sure is marie's favorite, alvin and the chipmunks, we all love. >> i love traditional christmas music, nontraditional fund. i love the chipmunks song, they are so cute. they are cute. all they want is a hula-hoop. >> it's the squeaking. >> i love the squeaking. >> traditional music better. >> the key to christmas music is not to listen to it. >> you bridge you. >> you don't actually tune into listen, it is supposed to be music. >> i listen to christmas music 306 to five days a year so if you'll excuse us, i'm going to put on my christmas playlist. here is "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> a group of us are here every day, and one o