Well, you obviously see the thumbnail on the screen.

An anonymous $30,000 donation boosts Luigi Mangione's legal defense fund to over $60,000.

Now, that's dated a little bit because it's now over 720-something,000.

So to many people, he's a cause-seleb, you know.

He's the cause. He's a cause-seleb, you know. He's the cause.

He's a cause-seleb because he killed an evil, evil man, the head of United Healthcare, Brian Thompson.

So many people forget about the murder.

No, the murder.

That's okay.

That's okay. He shot a man in the back with a with a

ghost gun again he's innocent to proven guilty they have video of it all right and they follow the

evidence they connect the dots with the evidence many people are saying oh he's never

IDed by his face.

Okay.

Sure.

That's what we talk about connecting the evidence.

I want to play this from a news station.

We've obtained the documents filed in Pennsylvania by Luigi Mangione's Blair County Attorney,

looking to have evidence in his case thrown

out. Mangione was arrested in Altoona in December for his alleged involvement in the killing of the

United Health Care CEO in New York. Brock Owens has the details on the latest legal move in the case

and what a legal expert says about the strategy. Brock. Yes, Sean, Mangione's defense attorney says Mangioni was initially told he just looked suspicious when he was beginning to be surrounded by police at the Altoona McDonald's.

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