
A suspect in the CEO murder case has been apprehended and the circumstances are ominous, to say the least. In this episode, I'll cover the investigation and reactions to this case, as well as the violent left's reactions to the Daniel Penny verdict.
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Dan Bongino
Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bongino. Man, if you missed the radio show yesterday, you missed a moment. Like a moment on live radio. I mean, it's really rare when you do 20 hours of content a week live, you know, four hours a day. Pod radio, when you do 20 hours live a week, it's really rare to be shocked. We've had terror attacks happen on the news, elections, everything. But I was really stunned. And if you were listening or watching the radio show on Rumble, you saw the moment when the United Healthcare CEO alleged the suspect in the case, Mangione, was locked up. You saw like a light bulb moment in my head. I was really stunned. This is like the craziest connection ever. I got a story for you, man. It's gonna blow your mind, I promise. This is really weird. Beam Cyber Monday sales been extended exclusively for Bongino listeners head to shopbeam.com bongino use code bongino. I got a big show. I got that. 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Again, everybody's entitled to due process. I want to see the facts in the case pan out. In a court case, however, there has been an arrest made, and the suspect is a Luigi Mangiori. I'm going to get to the story in more detail later in the show. I just want to put this out first. So the second I see this guy's face in that infamous picture of him in the back of the cab, this suspect now, Luigi Mangione, folks, I said to myself days ago, gosh, this guy really looks familiar. And I'm thinking to myself, and I could not make the connection because it wasn't like it looked familiar like, it was like it looked like your brother or sister or some where you'd recognize a face right away. But the face just looks so familiar to me. And I'm thinking, what the hell is going on? So, long story short, yesterday I recognized the last name Mangione, and I thought, there's no relation to the Mangione family up in the Baltimore kind of area of Maryland. And it turns out that there was. So this statement was put out. I'll get to who they are here in a second. You'll see the connection. The Mangione family on Luigi Mangione. Unfortunately, we can accommodate comment on news reports regarding Luigi. We only know what we've read in the media. The family's shocked and devastated by Luigi's arrest. We're devastated by the news. The Mangione family and they offer prayers for Brian Thompson. Folks, I got my start in radio. You have to be like the P1 of P1s to know this. I got my start in radio at a radio station in Baltimore. Not Baltimore city, Baltimore county. The radio station was owned by the Mangione family and Nino Mangione, who's now a delegate in Maryland, who, by the way, is a wonderful, amazing guy. He has absolutely nothing to do. He's a Republican state delegate. He is a patriot. I cannot attest in any greater way to this man's character. He is a genuinely good and decent human being. But I've known Nino a long time. I basically worked up. I wasn't a full time employee, but I was kind of like their regular guest host. That's how I got my start in radio. I've known Nino forever and obviously they're cousins and they look alike. And I was so shocked by it on the air because it really, this thing got personal really fast to the Mangione family, to the Thompson family. This is just an unspeakable, unimaginable tragedy. But the Mangione family has been going through a lot. They obviously have nothing at all to do with this and there are a lot of people harassing them now and it really is disgusting. But I'm sorry, folks, but this is just. The story took a real personal turn for me. I'm going to get to more of it later. It is a big news story, but a lot happened yesterday. We had the Daniel Penny case verdict come down as well. Let me just throw out in advance because the bottom line up front matters, folks. This was not justice. I've heard a couple people and I'd love to hear how you feel in the chat on this. I think a lot of you are going to agree with me. I heard a lot of legal analysts on cable news channels, Fox and elsewhere, and they were saying, you know, oh, well, the system worked and you know, justice. He got off. The system didn't work. I'm really sorry. I don't mean to be a jerk about it. I'm not trying to be a tool or a devil's advocate for no good reason, but how is this, the system working? This is the kind of case where I genuinely believe if it was in my county in Florida, where your right to defend yourself against a serious physical injury or death. Right. The guy was threatening to kill people. He said, someone is going to die. If this was my county in Florida, you're not only not arrested, the cops come up, hey, man, thanks for defending yourself and your neighbors against this threat. You know the key part of the court case with the Daniel Penney case, the subway, of course we're talking about the subway incident with Jordan Neely is when the prosecutor asks Daniel Penney or the defense asks him, at what point did you think your life was in danger? And he says, when Jordan Neely said someone's gonna die today. Like, what else do you need to hear? This was not justice. Yeah, who just said that? Adobe1Kenobi, you must be friends with Gee Dobie1Kenobi said there shouldn't have been a trial at all. Ladies and gentlemen, justice delayed is justice denied. I hate cliches and Tropes. But it's true. Justice delayed is not justice. You've taken away time, money. You've taken away this guy's life. You've taken his, you know, his money, his sanity. Like everything, the process is the punishment. This isn't justice. Now, thank the Lord, and I'm not using his name in vain, that Penny. When was when he was subjected to this ridiculous freaking show trial for defending people on that train, who thanked him, by the way. Thankfully, he was acquitted. He was not declared innocent, by the way. The language matters. There's no such thing as innocent. He was declared not guilty. Those are not the same thing. That's liberal terminology. He wasn't innocent. Nobody's innocent, dumbass. Innocent. We talk about innocent. He's not guilty. There's a difference. Here was Daniel Penny in a local bar afterwards, celebrating. And of course, the hustlers are trying the race hustlers already trying to start a race riot over this thing. But I'm going to tell you where the what the difference between now and the George Floyd situation was. Obviously, the circumstances are completely, entirely different. 180 degrees. But there's a difference now in the political environment, too. But watch Daniel Penny first. Check this out. How you feeling? Yeah, he's feeling good.
Co-host or Guest
He's feeling good. He's feeling good.
Dan Bongino
What's up? Together? How's it going? How's it feel? Feels great. He's finally got the justice he's deserved now again, he finally got the justice he deserved, but justice delayed his justice. And I. Let me throw another curveball at you here. He's now subject to a civil trial as well. He could lose that civil trial. Remember, the standard of guilt in a criminal trial is beyond any beyond a reasonable doubt. The standard in a civil trial is not beyond the reasonable doubt. It's preponderance of evidence. Therefore, jurors in these civil trials and judges are intimately familiar with the fact that the penalty is not you going to jail. The penalty is a financial one. And given that it's only the weight of the evidence, preponderance of the evidence in a civil trial, you're far more likely to lose. In other words, folks, this guy could still get bankrupted for doing nothing more than defending a bunch of people on a train against a guy who said, someone's going to get killed, someone's going to die. This would. This man should have been celebrated as a hero. Here's Hawk Newsome, the guy I brought up yesterday. I mean, nothing but a cheap, carnival, barking asshole, life loser, chump and coward. I'm calling you that Hawk to your face right now through this screen. You're a chump and a coward. You've always been. I've seen guys like you my entire life. You're a chump. Hawk Newsom is a grifter. Loser. This is one of the co founders of blm. He is desperate to agitate a racial issue around the case. Although there isn't one. There were black men helping Daniel Penny restrain Jordan Neely. Here's Hawk Newsom yesterday. I don't understand how this guy doesn't get arrested for this stuff. I mean, if this isn't close to incitement, I don't know what is. And at some point he appeared to imply like a threat towards Daniel Penny too. Watch this. Like everybody else has vigilantes, we need some black vigilantes. That's right. People want to jump up and choke us and kill us for being loud. How about we do the same when they attempt to oppress us, right? I'm tired. I know you're looking for us to be like, oh, go and march, go and march. No, this weekend I want you to hold a community event everywhere from the Bronx to Houston to Seattle to Florida. Black people, whole community event and talk about what you need, bro. Shut your mouth. You're punk. You're a punk. You're just shut. Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth. You're a piece of shit. You always have been. You're a grifter and a loser with no life skills. Go get a job, loser. Get a job. This has nothing to do with race. You're a two bit hustler trying to gin up some racial agitation so you can profit off it. You're a piece of shit. You know exactly what you're doing. Let me quote him. People want to jump up and choke us. Who the hell is jumping up and choking us? Here's an easy way to avoid getting restrained at led to an incident like this. Don't go in a train car and tell people someone's going to die. Hawk. Dumbass. There's an easy way, dumbass, to avoid us. People popping up as if it was a random guy who just picked this guy out. Hey, let's choke a guy out, folks. I am so sick of these bullshit agitators and people afraid to call him out. You understand this? It doesn't matter what you say, asshole. Commie scum on the left are going to call you a racist no matter what. It doesn't matter that it's not true. Just eliminate it from the diet, it doesn't matter. They are going to call you a racist no matter what. That's why people are afraid to call this asshole out. Oh my gosh, I don't want to be called. They're going to call you one anyway. They call everybody a racist. That's how they make money. It's the grift. And then we get into testimonials. I'm a racist. I've got to stop. Just, it's not. Just ignore it and condemn this asshole for what he is, a chump and a punk and a zero. There's too many cowards folks in the political movement on the swampy, right? Oh, just let the, let them talk, you know, we don't want to be called a racist. Bullshit. You heard what he said. Making it up like people are just randomly choking out black men in the street. Do you understand? This is what leads to this mass perception of violent systemic racism around that's causing the division in our society. Why will we never heal as a society? Whatever trope you want to throw out there because a holes like this guy don't want you to. Folks, don't hold your breath. By the way, waiting for the commie left to condemn this piece of garbage. Don't. Because it's never going to happen. They love the agitation. They love it. Here's MSNBC yesterday making one of the dumbest comparisons you will ever see on cable news. And given MSNBC and CNN's history, that's saying a lot. Comparing this case of Daniel Penny, a hero, a guy who should be given the one of these presidential medals at the White House the second Trump gets in there. That's what I would do. A hero who defended people's lives when other people would have sat on their ass and let this guy punch another woman in the face or something. You see this guy's arrest history. Here's MSNBC comparing this case to O.J. yeah, to O.J. watch this.
News Analyst
The breaking news here. Daniel Penney found not guilty. But Lisa, we also know that Jordan Neely's family had filed, I believe, a civil suit in this case as well. Does the verdict in this case impact that? Not necessarily. I mean we, the law is rife with examples of people who are acquitted in criminal cases and yet find justice. With respect to civil accountability, I think the best example of that is with respect to Fred Goldman's family. Fred Goldman, I'm sorry, Ron Goldman being the man who was murdered alongside Nicole Brown Simpson even though O.J. simpson was never found criminally guilty for those two murders. Fred Goldman, the father along with his daughter then sued O.J. simpson civilly and won a fairly large verdict.
Dan Bongino
Folks, division, divide and conquer is the game. It's the only recipe they have in the playbook. And of course the media is going to pour gallons of gasoline on this fire because this is what they do. Here's the AP breaking Daniel Penny, the veteran who used the chokehold on subway rider Jordan Neely has been acquitted in Neely's death. Subway rider, leaving out the fact that the man with extensive criminal history was talking about someone dying on the train car. These people profit off of racial agitation, folks. And I'm telling you right now, this show has absolutely no time for it. Where the media now and it's going to stop here. We're going to put a period at the end of these freaking sentences. We're not going to let it happen. I want to move on to back to this Mangione case in a minute because this United Healthcare CEO case, folks, this is really dangerous stuff. In addition to people like Hawk Newsom, coward, chump, loser and the media stoking the flames here and trying to cause division, they are doing the same thing with the Mangione case. Unbelievably trying to make a hero out of a guy, a suspect at this point who shot a guy and murdered him in the middle of the street. But they're leaving out completely, completely the leftist out of the narrative. Oh, the healthcare system is broken. You broke it assholes. And now there's a murder over it. And what, you're blaming the healthcare executives over it? I thought you were fixing healthcare with Obamacare. Now it's led to a murder and oh, you wipe your hands of it. No, no, not here. Wait till you see these little receipts coming up. Take a quick break. We get back to the story of the Man Jones. Again this thing has been got personal for me real quick folks. Open an IRA in gold with birch gold and you can get free silver shipped directly to your home. That's right. It's the most wonderful time of the year, the only time of the year that birch gold gives away a free 1 ounce Silver Eagle for every $5,000 purchased. And here's the best part. You don't have to pay a penny out of pocket. Simply convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA of physical gold and birch gold will send you free silver coins directly to your home. Now you're probably thinking, why do I need to diversify into gold? My Guy's headed to D.C. things are good. Well, here are the facts. An administration trying to reverse a $35 trillion national debt in just four years. It's like a little mouse trying to stop a freight train. Can't even afford to pay the interest on the debt, let alone the principal. So take action now. Text Dan to 989-898 before December 18th for a free info kit on gold and to claim your eligibility for free silver on qualifying purchases from Birch Gold. Do this before December 18th. Again, text Dan to 989-898 for peace of mind that lasts longer than four years. Thank you. Birch Gold. Message and data rates. Apply again. If you missed the radio show, you saw this thing got personal real quick. I did not know I was going to know a family member, the suspect in the health care killer case. Folks, when I grew up in New York, there was a guy who was a pretty good reporter locally. He works at CNN right now, which is probably not the best thing to put on your resume. However, the reason I'm playing this clip from CNN is this guy, John Miller. I feel like I've known this guy forever. He was an NBC local, the local NBC affiliate in New York. So if you grew up in New York City, this guy covered the mob, he covered the commission trial, he covered everything. Long story short is he's on cnn, but he's pretty good with this crime stuff. Here's a segment on CNN that again points to the fact that I told you last week the reason I didn't apply the Bongino rule to this story. This was clearly not a professional assassin. Folks, professional assassins don't want to get caught. They don't leave messages. The message is the dead body. And they don't go to a McDonald's in Altoona. If you're a professional assassin and with the actual, you know, suspected murder weapon and a fake driver's license you use to check in you. I mean, I'm not giving anybody bad guy tips. I think it's fairly obvious. You get rid of the evidence, you don't keep it on you. This was not a professional hit. There's something going on here, folks. There's a bigger story. Listen to Miller on CNN with the details of this, how this guy got caught. And think in your head, why didn't he discard the evidence? Check this out.
Co-host or Guest
So, Dana, this starts as a very routine day in a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania, which has like three McDonald's, but an employee there looks at this person and has been seeing on CNN and everywhere else these photos from the NYPD of this masked person with the hood, where they're saying, look beyond New York, because we think the person has left the city. And she believes that this person resembles the photos that have been put out. She calls 911, gets the Altoona PD, they respond to the McDonald's, they engage this individual. And as they get him to identify himself and look through things, they find a gun, they find a silencer, they find multiple false IDs. And when they begin to compare those notes with police in New York, they find out that One of those IDs matches the name, perhaps even the one we're looking at, that he used a fake New Jersey driver's license to check into that hostel in upper Manhattan. So along with all of that, there are some documents that the police said seem to be relevant to this case. I think we would stop short right now because we don't have enough information of calling that a manifesto. But we are told by investigators they believe he's carrying documents that may relate to motive.
Dan Bongino
Folks, is there something not right about this case, with something not right about every case? So I don't want to be overly dramatic, having done criminal investigative work for most of my young adult life, but it's almost as if the guy took pains not to get caught, only to take pains later to get caught. Is it some kind of mental breakdown issue? I don't know. But the suspect in the case, to use a 3D printed firearm, a suppressor, and then to exit the crime scene and then be discovered with the fake ID you use to check into a hostel along with the firearm and the suppressor. It doesn't make any sense. Now, one thing a couple people have said to me is, how do you think that the McDonald's employee recognize this guy, given that some of the pictures are serviced and you can barely see his face? He's only moving the mask to drink something. Folks, I think the mask, ironically, it sounds kind of backwards, but the face mask is probably what elicited suspicion, because if this was done during COVID when everybody was wearing face masks, I don't think it would be that big of a deal. However, you still see people wearing them, but not that often. My point is, like, that may have actually drawn attention to him, and someone may have said, my gosh, that's kind of weird. That looks a little bit like that guy and pulled up the picture. You got to remember, this isn't 50 years ago where someone's got to go to a police station and pull a be on the lookout For a sign down, all you got to do is pull up X Twitter, right? And pull up United Healthcare CEO suspect and you're looking while the guy's right in front of you. So I wouldn't put too much weight into that. But there's definitely something going on here that's really strange. And I wouldn't be surprised if there's a connection. If later on it turns out that there's some kind of, maybe a third party involved, I wouldn't be stunned. Is what I'm talking about maybe an enabler or someone else. I wouldn't be surprised. I'm not telling you that that's. That's a fact, that you should take it to the bank and cash the check. Just this case seems really off. It seems to me like a lot of pains were taken to not get caught, only to take pains later to get caught. It doesn't make a lot of sense. Now, this healthcare case, this United Healthcare CEO, the liberal narrative on this thing is disgusting, immoral, evil, demonic and unethical. We don't shoot people dead in the middle of the street because we don't like their business decisions. Ladies and gentlemen, I've got beefs with a lot of companies. I engaged in a construction project recently. It didn't go as planned. I promise you at no point ever for a microsecond that I think, eh, maybe I should get a suppressor and murder a guy in the middle of the street. We did that. Did not come up. Not a potential solution to the problem. We don't do that. I don't think anybody needs a lecture. But what I find really odd about this case is the left making a hero out of this suspect in the case is they're avoiding the fact that it's the left that took over healthcare under Obama and told us this would fix all the healthcare problems. Now the healthcare system is even worse, to the point where they're shooting people and murdering them in the streets. And the left is acting like they have no skin in this game at all. You gotta read this article by Alissa Finley. I cited it yesterday, but didn't get into the details. It's called the United Healthcare Case and the Obamacare Con. I thought Obamacare was gonna fix all this. Left is like, health care sucks. We gotta start shooting people in the street. Really? A Gallup survey released Friday affirms the sentiment, finding only 44% of Americans rate U.S. health care as good or excellent, down from 62% when Democrats passed Obamacare in 2010. Wait, leave this up so just to be clear, left wing assholes who want to murder people in the street over health care. Since you dip shits took over health care in 2010, people who think healthcare is good or excellent dropped by almost 20 points. A mere 28% rate. The country's insurance coverage highly an 11 point decline. Obamacare may rank as the biggest political bait and switch in history. No. Here. Remember Barack Obama's promise if you like your healthcare plan, you could keep your doctor and your healthcare plan. Sorry. How about his claim that people with preexisting conditions would be protected? That's not true. Here's the biggest howler. Health care would become more affordable. Really? Throw the next one up. Healthcare is more affordable. The U.S. is now spending $2 trillion more on health care than in 2010. Two trillion more. Dan, I thought Obamacare more more. We're paying 2 trillion more. Well, at least we're healthier, right Justin? Justin says no. Dan, read on. It's your clip. Yet Americans aren't healthier. A new paper by Paragon Health Institute observes that mortality rates from 25 to 64 year olds from major medical causes climbed between 2009 and 2019 when basically Obamacare was passed. So just to be clear, left wing dipshits, we need to murder people in the street because health care sucks? It sucks because of you idiots. We're spending more money. We're not as healthy. Fewer people like their health care and only 11% of people are satisfied with their insurance right now. Read the data. All since Obamacare passed. This is why I absolutely hate leftists. They go and they throw a shit grenade in the tent and then they complain it stinks in there. I am so sick of these assholes. And you should be too. You want to see the most disgusting clip? Taylor Lorenz. The worst. The biggest demon I have ever seen in the communist movement and dumb as a box of rocks. Here's this demon piece of human garbage on the Piers Morgan show again reiterating that she feels joy around the circumstances of the United Healthcare CEO murder. Joy. Check this out.
Taylor Lorenz
I do believe in the sanctity of life. And I think that's why I felt, along with so many other Americans, joy. Unfortunately, you know, because it feels like.
Dan Bongino
Serious, I mean, joy in a man's execution.
Taylor Lorenz
Maybe not joy, but certainly not. No, certainly not empathy.
Dan Bongino
Because again, we're watching the footage. How can this make you joyful? This guy's a husband, he's a father, and he's being gunned down in the middle of Manhattan.
Taylor Lorenz
Why does that make you joyful Americans that be murdered. So are the tens of thousands of Americans, innocent Americans who died because greedy health insurance executives like this one push a policies of denying care to the most vulnerable people. And the many millions of Americans that have watched people that I care about suffer and in some cases die because of lack of health care.
Dan Bongino
Should they all be killed then? Should they all be killed, these health care executives? Would that make you even more joyful?
Taylor Lorenz
No, that would not.
Dan Bongino
But why not? Why are you laughing? I'm going to tell you something. It's a live show. I mean, but I'm afraid I'm going to say something really bad and I really should kind of take a break a second. No, I mean it. I'm not trying to be silly, folks. This woman is a disgusting piece of human waste. No respectable human being should ever have this woman on the air or near their outlet ever again. Forget all of the politics, what I just told you, that scum like Taylor Lorenz pushing for things like Obamacare that destroyed a lot of these healthcare companies that then had to consolidate to stay alive because Obamacare destroyed it. Forget that for a second. If this guy was the worst demon on earth and there are a lot of bad business people, folks, I've been screwed over by a lot of them. You can sue them, you have a court system. We have due process. We are a republic. This is not. This is not the guillotine in France. Assholes on the left. I've got a lot of beefs with Joe Biden, politicians, business people and everyone else. They don't deserve to be murdered in the street. You're watching the moral decay of America. This woman should never ever be put in front of an audience again. She is dangerous. She is legitimately dangerous. And I absolutely believe by her own standards, this crying, whiny loser, that that is an actual incitement to violence, providing any landing of that plane as if this was somehow not an evil demonic act. Murdering someone in the middle of the street. Bullshit. All right, I got to move on. I've got big updates on these presidential appointments. These are huge. I'm feeling. I don't want to get ahead of myself and you shouldn't either. But I'm feeling like the Bongino army cat turd. Jack Posobic, the Benny Johnson audience War room. The Bannon audience. This is the big Maga family here. I feel like we are finally starting to turn the tide on this and that. 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Try it out, get a better night's sleep. My word for it. All right, back to the show. Presidential appointments updates because this is huge, ladies and gentlemen. What's policy? If you know the question, you know the answer. Policy is policy. No, it isn't. People are policy. People are policy. If you don't have the right people, it doesn't matter what the policy is. Joe Biden showed us that with the student loan forgiveness he was told not to do multiple times and a number of environmental things he did. Here's a quick clip of John Cornyn. John Cornyn is definitely on the rhino side of the spectrum. There's no doubt about that. He is a senator from Texas. However, he is a respected member of the Senate by his colleagues. So we need these guys to plus one. I don't get emotional about this, folks. You shouldn't either. We need their votes to get these people through here. He is at least signaling that Cash Patel shouldn't have any problems getting through. We'll see. Keep the heat on. Don't back down for a second. But we got to listen to what these guys are saying. It's a short clip. Check this out.
John Cornyn
Had a good meeting with Cash Patel, the president's nominee for FBI director. We still don't know what Director Ray's plans are, but eventually I assume that Mr. Patel will be confirmed as the next FBI director.
Dan Bongino
Again, folks, these guys are. This guy's not one of these MAGA people. There's no doubt about it. However, I'd rather have this guy on board than not. Don't get emotional about it. Plus one, minus one. Think of it like a spreadsheet. Be transactional like Trump is, and you won't lose. You start getting emotional, then we start to lose the tactical edge, folks. One of the worst things you can do in a fight or anywhere else, you know, I spent a lot of time on the mats and whatever, who cares? I'm not trying to pretend to be Tough. Your kid sister could beat me up right now on my osteoarthritis. But one thing they'll tell you is you don't get emotional. The minute you start getting mad, you start to breathe heavy. Don't get emotional. Stay tactical. Aisha hasny put out this tweet. She's at Fox. She knows really well about this as she puts out. Joni Ernst put out a statement on Hegseth. Joni Ernst has been a huge obstacle towards Pete Hegseth getting in there as the defense secretary. I don't know why Joni Ernst decided to entirely nuke her entire career. I have no idea. But I'm getting a little bit annoyed. She put out a statement and you've got to parse the words. Everybody was celebrating. She supports Hegseth. That's not what she said. That's not what she said. Read the statement right here. She says, as I support Pete through the process, I look forward to a fair hearing based on truth, not anonymous sources. Folks, it's. It's better than where she has been on it. But she is clearly hedging and I would not be surprised if she tries to sabotage him through surrogates or somewhere else in the hearing. Joni Ernst can. This is one of these senators who again is getting emotional about this. I'm telling you with this sense of pride she cannot believe, and even Politico recognized it this morning that a lot of these senators were stunned by the response of the magasphere. She is still convinced this is about her. She cannot get past her pride. Joni, here's a hint. Just come out and say you support Hegseth and that's it. You don't have to put caveats as I support him throughout the process. There is still these little kind of buyer beware things she's doing. She's opening the door to sabotage him. Read between the lines on this stuff. And this is why Pete was on Sean Hannity's show last night and the defense secretary nominee. This is exactly why people on the rhino end of the spectrum and the Democrats hate this guy. They want our military castrated and defenestrated. They want that. They don't want a lethal military because we have a lethal military. It'll establish again the preeminence of the United States. And a lot of these left wing lunatics hate the United States. If you can't crush the military, you can't crush the country. Here's why they hate Pete Hegseth. This is probably the best 20 seconds you're going to hear from him about why this is the guy and the only guy. Check this out. Well, there's a lot to be done. First of all, you salute the commander in chief who got those 76 million votes and is going to chart the way. And I'll give him advice and counsel along the way. I'll just say what he told me. Return the Pentagon to the warfighters, Pete. Get in there and clean out all the social justice, politically correct garbage on top and get back to lethality, war fighting, accountability, meritocracy and readiness. Listen, I hate. I don't like wasting your time at all. I don't. I've got an hour with you and then three hours on the radio. People are policy. You need to understand that. It's not a cliche. It is an axiomatic truth of politics. The policies don't matter. If you don't get the right people in there, the policy is irrelevant. Folks, there is a law on the books right now, section 212F of the Immigration and Nationality act, that gives Joe Biden the full authority to exclude any class of aliens for any reason out of the country for any length of time. Please, if you doubt me, if you're a liberal watching the show and you think I'm making this up, go look up Immigration Nationality Act, Section 212F. You can read it. The president can shut down the border right now. He doesn't want to. Well, he's got the policy, Dan. Policy isn't policy. People are policy. This is why we cannot fold for a second on Hegseth, on Gabbard, on Cash Patel. And this is why we need people like Stephen Miller, too. I want you to watch this video, a Stephen Miller on Fox, and you'll see what I mean by people or policy. Stephen Miller is going to be one of the lead voices in the Trump administration with Tom Holman and others on moving border legislation quick. This guy understands the law and. And he understands how to make the policy real, how to make it breathe and not just a dead piece of parchment. People are policy. Do not fold. Hold the line on these nominees no matter what. They're feeling the heat. Don't let down. Don't put any ice cubes on this thing. Check this out.
Stephen Miller
Jonathan and Lindsey Graham have promised that they can get a full funding package for the border, the most significant border security investment in American history, which would be the biggest domestic policy win in at least 50 years, to the president's desk in January or early February. That would mean a massive increase In ICE officers working on the deportation operation that Tom Homan just laid out. That would mean a historic increase in border agents, the pay raise for both full funding for military operations, full funding for ICE beds, full funding for air and marine operations, full funding for all of the barriers and technology that you need to ensure there's never another gotaway entering this country. Now President Trump, regardless, on day one, is going to issue a series of executive orders that seal the border shut and begin the largest deportation operation in American history. But you're talking about what would be the largest investment in immigration and border security. This is something the Republicans have been talking about for decades. But with Donald Trump, this is something that is going to happen. It will be the most important and significant, as I said, domestic policy achievement in half a century. Then the plan, as Senator Thune has laid out, as incoming Majority Leader Thune has laid out, would be to move immediately at that point. Now we're talking in January, early February, immediately to the comprehensive tax reform packet.
Dan Bongino
Folks, we have two years. We got four. No, we don't. We have two to the midterms. You have to think in two year cycles. The presidency is not four years. It's not. No, it isn't. It's two two year terms and that's not the same thing. Yeah, the math is the same. I get it. It is not. The president needs the House. The president needs the Senate. We have two years. The people he's got set up right now are there for success. There are very few nominees. I disagree with the one over at Labor. I'm not so sure I'm fully behind. However, the rest of his portfolio of nominees and the people or policy thing, absolutely get what the next two years needs to look like and they understand the way to pull the policy levers to get there. Here's why I'm really excited about the next two years. And forgive me, I forgot to mention this earlier, but there is a difference now. I think you guys are feeling it in the chat. Tell me if I'm wrong. If I'm wrong, say Dan, I'm not getting it. Unlike 2016, where I think we really shocked them. They had. They didn't see us coming at all in 2016. They were so shocked. A lot of them genuinely believed something had to have gone wrong. Some switch broke in the system. I don't know about you, but I'm sensing now they hate us. They're going to call us racists and Nazis. None of that's changed. I get that. Don't think I'm naive. I'm not. I understand. I get it. I'm vibing with you. But are you sensing that they get that they're not going to be able to pull the same tricks again? Is that making sense? I don't know, Justin. Am I like messing this up? I feel like the resist pink hat routine, like they exhausted that now. And that's why after yesterday's verdict, this is kind of tying together the beginning. You didn't see the response you would have typically seen. Because I think a lot of them are recognizing, like we're going to have to take a different tactic. Game plan. The Resist Weaponization of government thing didn't work. The other game plan they're putting together could be worse. I'm not telling you these are good people. I'm just saying I do think we have a window here. Unlike the collusion window last time with the first two years, they did the collusion hoax which bottled up the presidency. I think we've got two years here to do special things. And here's why I'm extra optimistic. Get ready for it. Trump is hip to the media this time. He always knew the media were the fake news. He's been calling them that since 2015. That's not new. But he has given so many interviews and back and forth right now that have you sense that he's getting really good at this. Now watch. Here's what I mean. He's with Kristen Welker, who by the way, again, I say, I used to listen to Kristen Welker once in a while in NBC to get a perspective on what the left was thinking. This was not the craziest personal. She's totally gone off the deep end. She is now all in with the Rachel Maddow stuff. She cannot give an honest and fair interview. Here she is, but she's not stupid. Here she is doing the back and forth with Donald Trump and Trump just completely be clowns her and eats her lunch right here because they're just not ready for Trump 2.0. Watch this.
News Analyst
Let me ask you this about January 6th.
Kristen Welker
I wish you could be a. If you, you know, you have such potential. If you could be just, just non biased. You hurt yourself so badly. I'm telling you, they deleted and destroyed all the evidence. Everyone knows it. And you slough it off like it doesn't mean anything.
Dan Bongino
No, I'm just saying they deny it. That's all I'm saying.
Kristen Welker
Kristen, if I did it, you would be standing up in that chair shouting at me. And you know what? I'D do. I'd say, you got me. They have done something so illegal. They have a committee sworn to and because it was so bad, the only reason they did it is because the testimony turned out to be in favor of me.
Dan Bongino
These guys are just talking the whole production crew over here. There's three of them sit over there. And they were just saying the same thing that you and I were talking about here. We were just saying, you guys in the chat, you agree with me or not? Yes or no? That he's gotten so much better with the media now. You know, in the beginning he was never a bad interview. But I don't know, sometimes there was an entertainment factor to it that the tactical factor got lost. Is that kind of making sense? Yeah, yeah. Like it was kind of like he just like an acquired taste in the beginning. Like it was entertaining. But the tactical back and forth and some of the points we get lost. He's gotten really good right now at staying on point and issuing like a devastating counterpoint that comes out of nowhere. You know what's the best punch in the world? The one you didn't see coming. They just don't see it coming. He's just gotten really good at this. Now this is huge. I'm going to make a big announcement here too. Well, it's a big announcement contingent on them making a big announcement if they make one. I want you to listen to this clip first because they understand that the press absolutely tanked and submarine their first administration with bullshit collusion, hoax stuff, pee pee tape stuff, the spy gate thing. They get that now. These guys know cutesy time is over. Here's Caroline Levitt. He's going to be his incoming press secretary after Spicer and Huckabee, Sanders and Kaylee. Caroline Levitt is very good at her job. Caroline Levitt is indicating now that they are going to divvy up the press room differently. Here's my big announcement. If the Trump team wants the biggest political livestream in the world, that's our show. If they want to give us a seat in the press room, I, number one, would be honored and would absolutely accept it. But I will hire someone next week. I will let everyone know. I will hire a Dan Bongino show correspondent. Folks, we have a bigger audience in the Washington Post and New York Times. It's totally up to the Trump team. It is not my call. I will take it. We will take that seat for the Dan Bongino show. You don't have to put us in the front row or anything like that although we are bigger than most of these outlets. Right. But the Bongino Army. Would you not be honored to have a seat in a press room? I know I'd be. We will hire someone. Starewski, man, I will hire someone. So we'll put him in there. Here's Caroline Levitt saying, hey, man, status quo in the press room is over. So I'm down for this. This sounds great to me. Check this out.
News Analyst
Any plans to change the way the briefing room works?
Caroline Levitt
Well, let me preface by saying that there has never been a more transparent president than Donald Trump. We saw that. That in his first term, he consistently called the press into the Oval Office when he was signing bills. He took questions from them directly. That's something the press, I know, is yearning for. They have not had that over the past four years. So their transparency and their access to the leader of the free world will be increased. And also to the press secretary as well. We will be holding briefings in that room. I think as far as the landscape of the briefing room, it needs to reflect the media habits of the American people in 2020, not in the 1980s. And President Trump won this election by utilizing non traditional, non legacy media voices outside the Beltway. That's clearly who the American people are listening to. That's how they're digesting their news. And I think it would be irresponsible of us not to include some of those voices in the briefing room.
Dan Bongino
I'm totally down. I am down. I will hire someone, and I could probably do it next week. I am down. Your call, not mine. It's your press room. You divvy it up as you see fit. I'm just saying, here's my humble opinion. Here's who I think should be in there. I think the war room guys should get one. I think Crowder should get one. I'm just going on basically live stream, audience and digital. I think the Daily Wire should get one. I don't want to leave anybody out. I think we should get one. I think Charlie Kirk's team should get one, too. I mean, these are basically the guys with the biggest audiences. I mean, if you want to reach actual where the media now, actual people through the media, then I'm, you know, I'm sorry to say, but that's where it is. That's where the audience is. You know, you can also give other outlets, you know, Breitbart, the caller there. But if you want to reach digital audiences, that's where it's at right there. Those are the people who have the eyeballs and the earlobes. And that's thanks to you. You're the eyeballs and the earlobes, not me. I can only watch the show one time. Speaking of which, I'd be remiss if I didn't talk about this guy, by the way, hates stories like this, but I think this one, he'll give me a kind of a carve out on because this is freaking weird. And it's even weirder because there's a family connection in here. Everybody's like, what is he talking about? Michael and Evita, Evita's mom and dad live in New Jersey. They live in New Jersey and actually got some video of one of these things themselves. You know, Rachel from Fox, Rachel Campostuffe and Sean, who is the transportation Secretary nominee. They actually got video these things. What things? What are you talking about? What is up with this drone thing in New Jersey? Folks? This is the weirdest thing I've ever seen. For strict liability purposes alone, you would think someone would have come clean at this point. You get what I'm saying? Legally speaking, if one of these things kind of crashes on someone's house, you think one of these companies would at least tell the governor. Phil Murphy, who's a commie, but he's still the governor of New Jersey, so we'll have to put aside the communism for a second. You think this guy would know who these things are? He's the freaking governor. Now he's either playing really stupid, which is possible, but I doubt here, or he genuinely doesn't know what the hell these truck sized drones are doing hovering over sensitive locations in New Jersey. I want you to listen to this part. This is very, very important. Here's the governor of New Jersey who's either playing dumb or we got something really kind of big on our hands and no one wants to say what it is. Check this out.
John Cornyn
These are apparently very, as I understand it, very sophisticated. The minute you get eyes on them, they go dark. And you know, we're obviously most concerned about sensitive targets and sensitive critical infrastructure. So we've got military assets, we've got utility assets, we've got. The president elects one of his homes here. This is something we're taking deadly seriously. We've gotten good cooperation out of the feds, but we need more. And that's. That was my plea. Finally.
Dan Bongino
How long, how much longer do you think we've.
John Cornyn
I don't. Don't know. But if we have news, I'll come, I'll let you know that the minute we know something. I'm not going to hide it under a bushel, Governor.
Dan Bongino
You have going to have people saying, you know, I saw a drone and it was spraying something, or I saw a drone crash in my yard and set it off an alarm when I tried to go near it. There's a lot of fear amongst New Jersey residents. I mean, what is your message?
John Cornyn
Well, the message I just gave, but by the way, we're not aware of any nefarious drone that has crashed, or if there is one that's crashed, could someone please call me and let me know where that is. There are a couple of rumored downings. For one reason or another, one of them was a toy, the other one was never found. But having something, having our hands on equipment that's on the ground would be helpful. No question about it.
Dan Bongino
Listen, was it Justin who said it? He does have a lot of experience playing dumb so he could know, you know, Occam's razor here. Given all possible explanations, the simplest is he's a commie, so he's stupid. So maybe he just is dumb. I gotta tell you, my first read on it though, Licking finger here, licking my finger, seeing where the wind's blowing. I'm not sure he's playing stupid now. I'm going to tell you something. We, in my last line of work, we obviously did security in the air as well. You do the, you know, the bubble. You call it the protective bubble. Bubble meaning below, above and below. There's a lot of stuff I will not talk about for obvious reasons. But the air picture is really complicated. You've got things like an ad is an air defense identification zone, a frizz a flight restricted area, right? You've got things like the den, which is this what Defense Enforcement network and system. Folks, you can't just go and randomly and repeatedly fly shit in the air without somebody noticing that this guy likely doesn't know, as the governor of New Jersey, what this is, I gotta tell you, has me a little bit concerned. There's something not right about this story either. And I've waited. The Bongino rule applies. Could it be something like some manufacturing company testing some new form of delivery drone? As I heard on Fox this morning, it could be, um, it's certainly possible. I just find it unlikely that a company like that, that would engage in that kind of commercial activity is engaged in such secrecy that the mayors, the state police, the local police and the governor of the state have absolutely no idea. I'm telling you, when I did protective operations, everybody knows what's in the sky, everyone, almost all the time. There's something out. Trust your friend Dan. There is something outright about this. What a big week this is for us. By the way, got the big party coming up on Friday. I'm super excited. Thank you all for contributing to this. Just wonderful year it's been. We've got some great end of the year content coming up today too. Was Rumble working okay for everyone today? I know yesterday we had a little bit of a technical glitch. Let me know in the chat. You guys are super helpful for feedback. We are always, always working on the user interface to give you the best possible experience possible. We are committed to that. I want you to know that Rumble understands the customer is you. So if you're having any issues, let us know in the chat and I'll make sure to pass them off to Chris and the team so we can fix it. There's a lot of updates and good stuff happening. I'm really excited about the future of Rumble. Please do us a favor. Download the Rumble app. It is free. Or you can join us on your webpage every day at rumble.com/bongino. Just click that subscribe button and if you wouldn't mind giving us a follow on Apple and Spotify, we'd really appreciate it. Spread the word about the show, folks. Word of mouth is what's made us the most powerful live stream in politics and we really appreciate it. I'll see you on the radio show here on Rumble in a few minutes and back here live at 11am tomorrow. See you then. You just heard the Dan Bongino Show.
Summary of "The Bizarre Connection In The CEO Murder Case (Ep. 2385)" – The Dan Bongino Show
Release Date: December 10, 2024
In Episode 2385 of The Dan Bongino Show, host Dan Bongino delves into two high-profile cases—the murder of a United Healthcare CEO and the controversial Daniel Penny subway incident—while intertwining personal anecdotes and sharp critiques of media narratives and political developments. The episode is structured around several key discussions, each highlighting Bongino's perspectives on justice, political appointments, and national security.
Dan Bongino begins the episode with breaking news about the assassination of the United Healthcare CEO and the subsequent arrest of the suspect, Luigi Mangione.
Recognition and Shock: Upon seeing images of Mangione, Bongino experiences a moment of recognition, recalling his early radio days in Baltimore where he was connected to the Mangione family through Nino Mangione, a respected Republican state delegate.
Dan Bongino [00:03]: "The Mangione family on Luigi Mangione... I'm going to get to who they are here in a second."
Family Impact: Bongino emphasizes the devastation the Mangione family feels about the arrest, distancing them from the suspect's actions and expressing personal turmoil.
Dan Bongino [04:45]: "This story took a real personal turn for me. This is just an unspeakable, unimaginable tragedy."
Suspect’s Background: He scrutinizes Mangione's behavior leading up to his arrest, questioning the suspect's intentions and the peculiarities surrounding his capture.
Dan Bongino [22:15]: "This is not a professional assassin... There's something going on here, folks."
Bongino shifts focus to the recent verdict in the Daniel Penny case, where Penny was acquitted in the death of Jordan Neely, leading to widespread debate about the effectiveness of the legal system.
Critique of the Verdict: He argues that the acquittal represents a failure of justice, especially given the circumstances where Penny acted in self-defense against a perceived threat.
Dan Bongino [06:00]: "The bottom line up front matters, folks. This was not justice."
Civil Trial Implications: Highlighting the difference between criminal and civil trials, Bongino warns that Penny may still face significant financial repercussions despite the not guilty verdict.
Dan Bongino [09:13]: "This man could still get bankrupted for doing nothing more than defending a bunch of people on a train."
Media and Political Reactions: He criticizes media figures like Hawk Newsome and Taylor Lorenz for their handling of the case, accusing them of fueling racial agitation and undermining justice.
Dan Bongino [14:30]: "Taylor Lorenz... a demon piece of human garbage... incitement to violence."
Bongino extensively critiques mainstream media outlets and specific journalists for their portrayal of these cases, arguing that they perpetuate division and misrepresent facts.
MSNBC Comparisons: He condemns MSNBC's comparison of the Daniel Penny case to the O.J. Simpson trial, deeming it an inappropriate and misleading analogy.
Dan Bongino [16:29]: "Here's MSNBC comparing this case to O.J. Simpson... That's one of the dumbest comparisons."
Attack on Journalists: Targeting journalists like Taylor Lorenz, Bongino labels them as antagonistic forces against conservative values and policies.
Dan Bongino [28:54]: "Taylor Lorenz... the biggest demon I have ever seen in the communist movement."
Shifting to political developments, Bongino discusses recent presidential appointments, particularly focusing on Cash Patel's nomination for FBI Director and the strategic importance of having the right people in policy-making positions.
FBI Director Nominee: He highlights Senator John Cornyn's support for Cash Patel, emphasizing Patel's qualifications and the necessity of his confirmation.
Dan Bongino [36:05]: "Had a good meeting with Cash Patel, the president's nominee for FBI director... he'll be confirmed as the next FBI director."
Policy vs. People: Bongino underscores his belief that successful policy implementation hinges more on the individuals executing them rather than the policies themselves.
Dan Bongino [36:24]: "Policy is policy. People are policy. If you don't have the right people, it doesn't matter what the policy is."
Stephen Miller's Role: He praises Stephen Miller for his expertise in immigration and border security, asserting Miller's pivotal role in advancing Trump administration policies.
Dan Bongino [41:22]: "Stephen Miller is going to be one of the lead voices in the Trump administration... He understands how to make the policy real."
Bongino expresses strong opinions on the Biden administration's immigration policies, advocating for stringent border security measures and criticizing current policies as detrimental to national safety.
Border Security Plans: He discusses the planned increase in ICE officers and border agents, alongside funding for military operations and technological barriers, as essential steps to prevent illegal entry.
Dan Bongino [42:38]: "The president needs the House. The president needs the Senate... We need people like Stephen Miller."
Legislation and Executive Orders: He anticipates aggressive actions from the Trump administration to address immigration, including executive orders to seal the border and initiate mass deportations.
Dan Bongino [42:38]: "President Trump... is going to issue a series of executive orders that seal the border shut."
In a segment addressing recent drone sightings in New Jersey, Bongino speculates about possible national security threats, questioning the state's response and highlighting potential governmental oversights.
Governor Murphy’s Statements: He references Governor Phil Murphy's remarks about sophisticated drones targeting sensitive infrastructure, suggesting possible cover-ups or hidden agendas.
Dan Bongino [52:41]: "The governor of New Jersey... says these drones go dark the minute you get eyes on them."
Speculative Analysis: Bongino theorizes that the drone incidents may be linked to broader security threats, indicating that such advanced equipment wouldn't typically be used without government awareness.
Dan Bongino [53:11]: "Trust your friend Dan. There is something outright about this."
Concluding the episode, Bongino discusses his show's relationship with mainstream media, expressing a desire to engage more directly with influential media platforms and outlining strategic moves to expand the show's reach.
Press Room Integration: He contemplates integrating The Dan Bongino Show into mainstream press rooms, suggesting collaboration with major digital outlets like The Daily Wire and Rush Limbaugh’s sons.
Dan Bongino [48:59]: "If the Trump team wants the biggest political livestream in the world, that's our show."
Optimism for the Future: Despite current challenges, Bongino remains optimistic about the conservative movement's momentum, anticipating significant political advancements in the coming years.
Dan Bongino [42:38]: "Here's why I'm really excited about the next two years."
Justice System Flaws: Bongino voices significant concerns regarding the perceived failures of the justice system in high-profile cases, advocating for reforms to ensure true justice is served.
Media Accountability: He calls for greater accountability and honesty from mainstream media, criticizing what he perceives as biased and inflammatory reporting.
Political Strategy: Emphasizing the importance of strategic appointments and policy execution, Bongino underscores the need for competent individuals in key political positions to effectively implement conservative policies.
National Security Vigilance: Highlighting recent drone incidents, he warns of potential national security threats and calls for heightened governmental awareness and action.
Conservative Resilience: Bongino remains steadfast in his belief that the conservative movement can overcome current challenges and achieve significant political successes in the near future.
Notable Quotes:
Dan Bongino on Justice Denied:
"[01:05:00] This was not justice... The system didn't work."
Critique of Media Figures:
"[29:07] Taylor Lorenz... a demon piece of human garbage... incitement to violence."
On Policy and People:
"[36:24] Policy is policy. People are policy. If you don't have the right people, it doesn't matter what the policy is."
National Security Concerns:
"[53:59] Trust your friend Dan. There is something outright about this."
This episode of The Dan Bongino Show provides a comprehensive analysis of recent significant events, blending personal experiences with critical evaluations of media and political landscapes. Bongino's robust commentary aims to inform and rally his audience around conservative principles and vigilance against perceived injustices and systemic failures.