You know, folks, as this case moves forward, yes, unbelievably, the politics in this is quite evident.

From the chat, contrary, Marge, he should roll with the insanity defense jury will go with that.

You know, contrary Marge, I thinkaren friedmig agnifalo who is his

who is his attorney uh she's in this she's the female to the left in this a court rendition

an artist rendition of his a appearance the other day. Here she is

in a thumbnail on the screen. She's an excellent attorney and she even mentioned prior to being

assigned this case, prior to being hired by his family, that she might have to go with the

insanity defense. But usually the insanity defense,

you need to be able to say there is some kind of mental disease or defect.

And in his case, he planned.

He planned.

He charted. He reconed he followed he stalked he obtained the necessary items

to facilitate this murder so i find it hard to believe that an insanity defense would fool anyone

or frankly would even be allowed by a judge.

This is from WHAS.

Now to the case against Luigi Mangione.

The accused CEO killer is facing both federal and state prosecution now.

ABC's Andrea Fugge has the latest.

Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is waking up

in a New York City prison. After waiving extradition from Pennsylvania, Mangione was escorted

by motorcade to an NYPD plane, which flew him to Long

Island, where he boarded a helicopter for Manhattan.

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