If it's Tuesday, the 26-year-old charged with murdering the CEO of United Healthcare is denied bail and is fighting his extradition to New York, while investigators continue their search for a motive.

Plus, three of President-elect Trump's most polarizing picks for key national security roles hold more meetings on Capitol Hill, as Republican

allies look to ease their pass to confirmation despite concerns about their qualifications.

And a new watchdog report criticizes Trump's Justice Department for violating its own policies

during its first term, secretly obtaining the phone records of dozens of congressional staffers,

two top House Democrats, and members of the media.

Welcome to meet the press now. I'm Aaron Gilchrist in Washington, and we begin with breaking news in Pennsylvania.

That's where the man charged with killing a health care CEO will remain in custody as he fights extradition to New York.

Luigi Mangione was denied bail during that extradition hearing this afternoon.

This was the scene outside the courthouse in Blair County, Pennsylvania,

as Mangione arrived for that hearing.

As he entered, he appeared to buck against the officers there,

leading him into that building while he was trying to yell those

to the people who were gathered outside.

Mangione was arrested yesterday at a McDonald's in Altoona.

That's after an employee there spotted him.

He's been charged with murder by New York authorities and forgery, carrying a firearm

without a license, and other misdemeanors by Pennsylvania law enforcement.

As investigators looked to piece together why he allegedly carried out this killing,

police say they recovered a

three-page handwritten note that includes criticism of the U.S. health care system and United

Healthcare in particular. According to senior law enforcement officials, that note includes

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