Taylor Lorenz shocks x users claiming Luigi Mangione a ‘morally good man’

Former Post post journalist Taylor Lorenz continued to defend the alleged killer of executive director Unitedhealthcare Luigi Mangione In what many considered “outside the grape” segment on CNN Sunday.

Lorenz talked to the host of “Desinfonation” Donie O’Sullivan about the Apel Mangione on people, especially for women. Mangione became some of the folk hero extremely left after being arrested for the murder of Brian Thompson, with some viewing as a performance for the greedy insurance industry.

“Here’s this man who is a revolutionary who is known, who is handsome, who is young who is smart, he is a person who seems like he is a morally good man, which is hard to find,” teased Lorenz in a clip divided into x.

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O’Sullivan jokingly added, “Yes, I just realized that women would literally go out with the killer before they cross the right to me. We are there.”

Lorenz, an independent journalist and former Washington Post journalist, known for numerous online controversies, was among those who sympathized with the Thompson striker last year. At one point she announced, “People wonder why we They want these dead managers“In response to the news of Blue Cross Blue Shield, they no longer cover anesthesia for the entire length of some surgery.

Many social media users were appalled by a segment that laughed at Lorenz and O’Sullivan, and most called CNN for the broadcast of “awful” defense of people who admire the mangion.

“CNN is now celebrating Fire, but mostly a quiet assassination of her husband and father,” wrote conservative commentator Steve Guest.

The Redstate Bonchie writer noted: “This is a dough of CNN’s correspondent who approved the climate, while the psychopath claims to support the cold-blooded murder for political reasons. This is CNN.”

“The only thing that is more uncomfortable with Taylor Lorenz citing it as an authority in your show O *disinformation *. Yikes, Mate,” commented Mediait Isaac Schorr.

“This is out of terrible. Extremely awful,” wrote the deputy chief of the White House Stephen Miller.

“CNN gladly invites any opinions that do not like harmful and dangerous, and now they are doing an interview with Taylor Lorenz, which openly passes over Luigi Mangione and calls it moral. Incredible that protection has true political ideology,” commented writer Ian Miller.

An editor who contributed to the viewer Stephen Miller wrote: “I think we ended up here in your extremism lectures as you sit there, as she calls the literal killer a moral guy.”

“Distant,” said actor Dean Cain.

Fox News Digital reached for CNN to comment.

During the clips, Lorenz also called on the main media to “clamp the pearls” and push the “narrative”.

“It is hilarious to see these millione media on TV on tightening her pearls about someone that she was killed by a killer when they were the United States, as if we were not laionized by criminals,” Lorenz said. “It is as if we do not kill the apartment. And we give them Netflix’s show. There is a huge unrelatedness between the narrative and the angles of a particular main media and what they feel the American public, and you see it in such moments.”

Lorenz also advertised to encourage the audience for her user Mag for publication because of her sympathetic Mangiono writings.

She added, “I can tell you that I saw the biggest growth of the audience I ever saw [was] Because people were like, ‘Oh, someone, some journalist actually tells the anger I feel. “

Reached for comment, Lorenz claimed that she was actually worried about the growth of the “free luigi” movement and violent Internet rhetoric.

“I think it really refers to the fact that more people are basically participating in these movements, but as well as casually comfortable with a really violent type of rhetoric. And obviously, our system is violent … But in normal, healthy democracies, you mostly see people talking, somehow celebrating this type of violence,” said Lorenz Fox News Digital.

She added, “This Luigi movement indicates one of this cynicism in which you see people who are just very angry and disturbed by the system.”

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Lorenz has been called for the appearance to apologize and even romanticize the mangione procedures since Thompson was killed. Just a few hours after the murder was reported, Lorenz wrote a post that suggested to others Health managers should be targeted.

When he discussed his post about Piers Morgan’s show a few days later, Lorenz became viral again after he said Felt “joy” after Thompson’s death.

“I believe in the sanctity of life and I think that is why, unfortunately, I felt, along with so many other Americans, joy,” Lorenz told Morgan. “It may not be joy, but certainly not empathy.”

“How could this make you joyful?” Morgan asked. “This guy is a husband, he’s a father and he shot in the middle of Manhattan. Why does that make you joyful?”

Lorenz later claimed that she was wrongly characterized in the media and meant that she found joy in elite pundis forced to face the “barbarian nature of our health system.”

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