>> luigi manji only planned on bombing manhattan. "the new york post" is reporting the suspect's fingerprints are a match to those found on the scene outside a hostel. joining us, rebecca heinrich and dr. marc siegel. the new reports on the fingerprints would mark the

first positive forensic match tying manj mangione to the murd. the hashtag free luigi is going viral on social media. people are selling shirts, mugs, that this was a rock star we are celebrating. these are the same words written on the bullet casing. now, fake wanted posters of other ceos are being put up around new york city. nypd is warning health executives about a heightened risk environment. elizabeth warren, a sitting united states senator went on national television to two rationalize his motive. >> violence is never the answer.

this guy gets a trial who has allegedly killed the ceo of united health. you can only push people so far and then they take matters into their own hand. >> they link the murder to trump's election. >> you go back to the justification for lynching. conservatism itself has justified violence. this country will be run the same way united health care is. >> it is a projection people have, part of a class on culture war we see. a lot of it has come out of the woodwork where hate is allowed to be an impetus to support certain people and sort, and certain causes. >> you shouldn't be correlating

an execution with the election of trump. i don't think that is fair. >> if it is here, the fact he is a process you know bomber fan is unsettling. it is more unsettling that trump's choice to run the atf is also a self-professed fan of the unabomber. >> missing in all of this is brian thompson and his family and what they are going through. while the nation was transfixed by the arrest of the man from maryland charged with the mu murder, family and friends gathered at a lutheran church in maple grove, minnesota, to mourn the loss of a husband and father who ascended from modest roots to one of the most powerful roles in the health care industry. why not focus there?

>> i have a different question. i feel for the family and i have lots of questions about the family of this man, where are they? they are so prominent. if you live near baltimore, maryland, you know their name. they have given so much money that the swim center bears their name. i am baffled. some of his friends are starting to talk but with all of those pictures and everything, they haven't seen him in forever. the mom put out a missing persons report and we haven't heard from the family? it is odd. this is what happens when you have a manhunt after somebody is killed. the family is not the focus. we can begin to bring them into focus now. simultaneous with that is the look of the doj was giving to the deceased. that is complicated. i don't know how much his family

knew about the missing money. he gamed the system with insider trading and that is what he was accused of. i feel bad for his wife and children. what if they did not know that was happening? what if they don't know that could have played a role in his targeting? for those kids who saw him leave and he will never come home, my heart breaks. we pray for their fullness. >> the sycophantic reaction is startling. let's hear from jimmy kimmel about what his staff is saying. >> these are screen grab of exchanges between members of our staff. do you think the killer is hot? a friend replies yes, i love him but i think he is. this is an exchange between two of our producers.

a jury has the power to find him in a stent because we love him. i am not mad at him. veronica says i need him so bad. i would visit him in prison and bake him cookies, may be. perhaps more but i haven't thought that far ahead. did you see the assassin? yes. i am so upset. excuse me, i am about to be a jailhouse bride. >> it is not funny, that is not humor to me. john levine put this up and i thought, this isn't far from a realm of possibility. i can see him getting a sweetheart plea deal, walking in 18 months and hosting a show on msnbc by 2020. >> that is a reflection of the clown culture, the horrible

legacy and ruination of the criminal justice system and a reflection of msnbc that provide the platform for extremist views. if you are an employer or in charge of employees, check the social media over anyone you have control over their influence to see if they have participated in this, in the online handling of an alleged murder and don't give it oxygen. if you want to make jokes on your private time, fine. i don't need to see private text proclaiming to be funny but i need celebration of life of a man who was taken from us and there is some accountability in the media. i need to see rachel maddow take responsibility for their words and instead of relating everything back to trump, relay

it where it belongs, which is the shoulders of that murderer. he is to be blamed on the jury is to be tasked with bringing the murderer to justice. >> this is the lawyer. it caught my ear because people are not just buying mugs. they are offering to pay his legal fees. >> weeks all report earlier that people were inundating you with offers to help pay for his legal bills. is that accurate? >> i have received emails. i haven't seen them personally. my understanding of people are doing that. >> people are reaching out to you and offering to help pay for his legal bills. >> that is correct. >> he said he likely will not take it but it is shocking people are doing this.

>> the late-night show shows nihilism that has saturated our culture. what concerns me is the statement from senator warren because of her work influence on the power she wields. what she is doing is taking this case and making these individuals metaphors for sick people and the health care industry, which is not the way this country does criminal justice. it is unjust and unfair to the victims and you are making a hero out of a deranged alleged murderer and it obscures the justice and has a terrible effect on the rest of the american people. >> i want to focus on brian thompson. he loved to take his sons to play golf. here is one of his reviews. he was a guy who had midwestern root. he left -- he was practical,

relatable, had a human touch with everyone he came across that made them feel like they were the most important person in the room. >> i want to bring up points that were brought up before. we should not be trivializing someone who was murdered, the victim. whatever his background was. he is a victim. he is just running a company. the second point is medical, probably the murderer had these fractures and surgery and may have been psychotic. talk about that enough. the most important point is how dare the democrats talk about this being anger towards the health care system that they broke. you remember hillary clinton where no doctors get paid anymore, where insurance runs the law are old. that is the democrat's fault.

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>> we are concerned there are nefarious at dominic intentions that would put americans at risk. >> there is nothing that is known that would lead me to say that, but we just don't know and that is the concerning part. >> we don't know what the hell these drones in new jersey are? is that correct? >> that is right. >> that is crazy. that is madness that we don't know what these drones are. >> has the government ruled out that these are controlled by foreign entities and do you know if they are conducting surveillance? >> i cannot make predictions or comments about that from here. >> phil murphy says this. >> what can you tell us what is going on and why is it taking so long? >> i don't blame people for

being frustrated. it is frustrating we don't have more answers, where they are coming from and why they are doing what they are doing. >> break everything down for us. who needs to be the watchdog for this? >> this is frustrating. we have known this country is vulnerable to spy balloons, drones, missile strike, for a long time. fundamentally, the problem is that nobody at the top of government is saying you are in charge, it is your job to fix this. you have the department of homeland security and the faa, which does all of the regulations that has to make decisions about who does what. the northern command believes they have the authority to protect the military bases but what about the rest of the people? i can't speak with knowledge about this but i would speculate

from an informed perspective that the government does have an idea about who is doing this. if they say who is doing it, that will require them to have a response and they are not prepared with the response, which is why we get the answer we don't know. they seem too big to be hobbyists. they seem to be coming from a foreign power. >> you mentioned congress. you had jeff on. >> and ram launched a mothership about a month ago that contains these drones. that mothership is off the east coast of the united states of america. they have launched drones. i don't say this lightly. >> from high sources. i was silent listening to him. he has followed up with the time to act on this information is

now before the threat escalates any further. these are flying into uncontrolled air spaces. we should have already taken action to regain control. we are behind other countries on drone technology. this is what i learned and what i am learning from military experts that i am reaching out to since the story broke. i am curious why they have not shut down. where is people to judge? -- where is pete? these things come together. that is why he is so vocal. he and others, and you can see them from new york and other states. each one about the size of an suv. a drone. they are supposed to get together about 45 minutes ago. phil murphy was supposed to be at the heart of this. he did not show.

he was a no-show. the video we ran was from mo monday. this started a month ago. we need to know what is in the skies above. shut down the skies. i know it is a pain but if one of those things hits the ground, directed to or dropped and it has a fuel battery capability, it weighs thousands of paladin in that case or if payload is fuel, it will explode. there are too many to take out in one location. you have to get them back into the ocean. this is unbelievable. >> we can pop up how extensive this problem is. this is not one drone. they say it is the size of an suv. this problem is beyond the risks here. so acute. where is our commander in chief?

>> the generous interpretation as this is a special access program. that would be highly classified where we test our own drones and it would be so secretive only half a dozen to a dozen officials know about it. the white house would not tell you about that. but number two, do i have that faith in the administration when a chinese spy balloons surveilled the united states, noticed january 28th 2023, the white house wasn't brought in until january 31st and as the chinese worked collecting information. if it were their trump administration, i would have confidence. now we will ask questions. >> that is the reality. likely our enemies are trying to do all they can now while they

can get away with it. >> this kind of messaging scares people. we don't have any answers. if it were top-secret, we can say this is top secret. we feel there is nobody at the switch and this is connected to our other issues, our borders. people have drones off shore. we have a sense in the united states that we are not safe. luckily, a new marshall coming to town. >> still wasn't in attendance. >> and where is the missing mothership? how do you lose a missing iranian mothership loaded with drones? it is a lot. i hope it is what you say but i hope it is a big governmental secret. >> i doubt it. >> we will bring you the news on

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>> daniel penny relived his -- revealing it was an ordinary day which changed his life forever. >> i took the subway to school, i was in the east village, i get on the, go down to downtown brooklyn where the city tickets, went to my classes as usual and was coming home as usual on the

train. i would get off at second second avenue. around 2:00 i got on the train. >> he confirmed he did not fear, he did fear jordan and the act on his threat to kill people on their subway car. >> when he said he was willing to kill people, did you believe him? >> there are outbursts on the train all the time. in new york city there are always people coming on and saying, talking crazy and this was unlike anything i have ever experienced. it was very serious. >> he went on to explain the struggle he had.

>> he was threatening to go to jail for the rest of his life and now where i am on the ground with him, on my back in a vulnerable position. >> why is that a vulnerable position? >> i am on my back and he can start doing what he said to me. >> killing, hurting. >> you can imagine the trial, all of it with no regrets. >> i would not be able to live with myself. i would feel guilty for the rest of my life.

i am in a position, all people in a position to help should always help. that is the new york thing to do, the american thing to do. yes, i would. >> this is part of the population that is heroic >> a great interview. he is being honest, coming straight forward and revisiting, he was trying to protect people. he is projecting forward what he did for the country before and it is inspiring.

>> where was his family when he was arrested 40 two-time. and of course bringing race into the subject. >> that is a way of diverting from the issue. he has a pattern of behavior where he is getting more and more out of control. >> drug-fueled. not drug, but drug-fueled. >> it was great to hear him in his own words. he is high, he didn't want to let go of him. it could be a risk. someone asked on twitter where does he go to get his life back

and governor desantis said florida. i hope you get that congressional gold medal, i hope he gets a presidential medal of freedom. we need to send a message that good samaritans are heroes and need to be celebrated. >> isn't this what we are trying to train our children to be like as adults? i am struck by how clear and calm he is, how calm he was whenever he was in that act, he took in the information. he had physical courage, real courage to make sure he was not going to harm others. they were afraid this man was going to be dangerous and he was able to discern they need to keep him there in that position.

>> to hear from this sweet soul, you did such an amazing job interviewing her, this was a classical musician. he was not paying attention and it was only until he saw the mother protecting the child in the stroller that he noticed something was going on. think about what it takes to get you to the level of action. we live here, we are constantly in that state of fear and panic and assessment. for him to step up and make the analysis and act, god bless this hero. that interview is so unlike -- so enlightening. >> you can watch more of the interview, the entire thing. it is available for streaming

next. san diego county is being labeled a super sanctuary after expanding protections for illegal immigrants.

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>> there are not just sanctuary cities and states anymore. now there is a super sanctuary city. san diego just earned that new title. previously local law enforcement were prohibited from holding illegal immigrants for ice customs to pick up. now the county board has voted law enforcement can no longer tell ice when and where the illegals are being released. they will secretly put them

places around the city. can you imagine living in san diego? here is how the republican supervisor talked about it. >> sanctuary policies shield dangerous criminals and undermine the ability to protect communities and put our lives at risk. we cannot let san diego county become the next headline for an avoidable tragedy. they are reckless and endanger every member of our community. >> i laughed when i read this. these individuals must have missed the election. dismissal of sanctuary citie co. when you are at a place in america where they tell them

they are for the deportation of all immigrants, you are being left behind. there are going to be moderate democrats who partner with a lot of them. >> to be part of a place where it is illegal to turn and illegals. >> 10 out of 58 counties in california in the last election switched and went to read. you have parts of california rejecting this. it is untenable, even for california. it is not just a super sanctuary state. it is going to be a magnet for criminals. they are creating incentive to conduct their criminal activity. this is a reminder of the

concentration of power we saw happen as a result of covid at the city council level and how important it is to understand what your local climate is like. so many people are at the behest of communist socialist radical city council members that have them in the thick of it. the majority of americans would like to feel safe in their communities. this county is confusing a hispanic population with cartel crimes. they are making the assumption when all that does this foster unfoldment massive crime or people in those countries and for us. no one wants that. this virtue signaling will

result in probably more death. >> those migrant communities, people who came here illegally, they are the first victims often. >> my wife waited six months to get into the united states legally. san diego is going to start a war with the united states. someone is going to have to remind them when trump comes in they will have to listen to the federal government. we have a country -- it is affecting our citizens the live here. >> north and south, called justin trudeau and let him know. he likes to travel to florida. trump is being compared with multiple characters from the

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>> brand-new numbers on the economy. judge jeanine pierro is here to discuss turk interview. join us for america reports at the top of the hour. >> wicked is everywhere. people are trying to make it be about trump. trump is best represented by melinda. glenda is all about image and instinct and luxury brand. she arrives with a pile of high and goods. she collects hangers on, much like -- they think trump is the

wizard, saying he is american government not by a con man or a strongman. an authoritarian dictator. the wizard suggests not bush, but trump is a leader consolidating his power. an op-ed thinks it is obvious trump is prince fierro. he teases an alignment with alpha but is thus a trump like figure singing about dancing through life. while they posit different characters, and the is there disdain. >> why must you see everything through the lens of politics.

i saw this almost three hour film. i have a hard time seeing him and analogized to a pink wind of the good witch with a high-pitched voice. maybe the wizard is actually dick cheney. >> just give it a rest. it has nothing to do with the president. >> look at our lives that we lead here. we have busy lives. how do these people have so much free time. they spew what they think the rest of us would like to have. it is too much. >> i remember the waldo moment,

everybody said that was trump. the one character you didn't mention is the wicked witch from the west who is a good person. by the way, in the movie, the pail of water doesn't kill her. she goes on to turn wicked. that is the most interesting character in the movie. he has been attacked and marginalized. >> i hadn't thought about this. i didn't know there was anything related to politics. the book is an antifascist treatise. the wizard is the fastest and in 2003, when it debuted in broadway, there were punches against bush.

it is always the republican. he is this fascist in this phenomenon. it is nothing new here. >> i would love for them to do mow on a now. >> especially the first one. >> i have never seen wicked but i have read all of his books in the book it is based on is fantastic. he has won first for cinderella, cinderella, hansel and gretel. gregory maguire. asthma. does it have you missing out on what you love, with who you love? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems.

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: last but not least, president-elect trump taking another tab at canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. after already reportedly suggesting that northern neighbors became a new state to trudeau and his visit to mar-a-lago, he doubled down on his nickname writing this "it was a pleasure to have dinner the other night with davin

justin trudeau at the great state of canada. i look forward to see the governor again soon so that we may continue our in-depth talks on terrorists and trade the results of which will be truly spectacular for all." we are monitoring for a response from trudell and the quote "the great state of canada." this is trolling dr. siegel and often works and it reminds me i know canada is an ally but that same tack at little rock north korea and trump, they said was but ended up getting meetings. >> if biden did this he cannot remember canada as a country. trump has a great sense of humor and you'd so that in the white house has press secretary. you were managing that sense of the amber and i think he is telling justin trudeau, you did not for me down here to schmooze me and i will make a joke to put you in your place. i love that. >> kayleigh: harris, a little

for dhs and i go back to the ally but he does this with the deeper purpose. >> harris: it puts everybody around the world on alert that he wants to do trade talks. there was always humor but some treat them that. so it makes it very clear he is serious about doing this and he has america's interest at her so if you would negotiate it is a win-win. but if you don't, it is still a win for trump and the country because he will punish. everybody is on a letter and that new prime minister of mexico, she will pay attention to something like this. anywhere he has forecast i will talk trade now and a lot of criticism on the left. i don't know how much understanding on the left of this work but i bet justin trudeau could give a lecture what it is like to talk trade with trump. >> incentivize station for those investing $1 million or more into the economy in a company

that with essentially saying i mean business starting january 2020 or some weeks before. >> we laugh but justin trudeau should be embarrassing even if president-elect is joking and to your point is to put every world later on notice and president trump will embarrass you if you are not doing what you want. canada is the quintessential freeloading member of nato not meeting what it should and collective defense. all up to 3% of gdp and beyond to present given the nature of the threat. so we had this one comin >> kayleigh: trump raise that level of commitment to allies at nato and at this case 25% tariffs got the call from the prime minister of mexico. but for now, don't forget to dvd the show but now "america reports." >> the 13 heroes that we lost at