We've got to talk about these wild drone mysteries in New Jersey, these big Luigi Mangione updates,

what really happened in that viral Subaru crash, big info wars, Trump and South Korea updates,

and way more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco show. You daily dive into the news. So, y'all,

let's just jump into it.

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Hit lists and threats are being made right now after the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, according to an NYPD bulletin warning.

With the bulletin reportedly noting that there are viral posts online sharing the names of CEOs and their salaries as well as wanted signs of CEOs popping up around New York.

With some of those signs reportedly

saying, United Healthcare killed everyday people for the sake of profit. As a result, Brian Thompson

was denied his claim to life. Who will be denied next? Wall Street CEO should not feel safe.

Deny, defend, deposed. With the memo noting that many potentially see the suspect Luigi Mangione

as a martyrant, they view his alleged actions positively, and as a result, this event might have a, quote,

capability to inspire a variety of extremists and grievance-driven malicious actors to violence.

Some online applying this anger not just to health insurance executives, but CEOs of any kind.

And reportedly, people at this level are taking these threats very seriously, with an

unnamed bank executive, for example, telling CNN. The big learning is that if you want to kill someone, you can kill them.

It's really scary but true. It seems crazy that we're just figuring this out. One security

company telling the outlet that they receive 70 requests from concerned companies within just

36 hours after the shooting. And the global head of intelligence at Kroll adding,

corporate America is nervous. People are on

high alert. Health care is the target now, but who's next? And all of this coming is support for

Luigi and what he allegedly did, not going anywhere. And if anything, even growing. Right,

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