Bill Burr Calls Out Insurance Companies Over LA Fires—'Free Luigi!'
Comedian Bill Burr called for Luigi Mangione, who allegedly killed United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, to be freed from jail.
Bill Burr unloads on insurance companies, praises Luigi Mangione in LA fire rant: ‘Free Luigi!’
“Yes! Free Luigi!” he exclaimed over the clapping, referencing Luigi Mangione, 26, who is accused of shooting and killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. (Mangione has pleaded not guilty.) Drawing laughter from Kimmel and the crowd, Burr stuck to talking about Mangione.
Bill Burr jeers insurance companies post wildfires: "Free Luigi!"
A hang glider?” Burr scoffed. “They talk about looting, but CNN and Fox News are not going to bring up the insurance companies that are just going to keep everybody’s premiums and still give themselves a bonus.
"Free Luigi!": Bill Burr supports Luigi Mangione and slams insurance companies amid L.A. fires
Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live recently, actor and comedian, Bill Burr launched into a tirade about insurance companies' handling of the Los Angeles wildfires and called for the release of Luigi Mangione who is accused in the case of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's murder.
Bill Burr slams insurance companies, yells ‘Free Luigi!’ in fiery LA rant
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Bill Burr goes blasts insurance companies in LA fires rant
Comedian Bill Burr had a lot to say about the Los Angeles wildfires on a recent appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" Burr criticized self-proclaimed "online fire experts" and insurance companies. Burr said he had to evacuate but "got lucky" when the weather shifted.
Bill Burr tears into insurance companies, internet trolls in scathing LA fires rant: ‘Free Luigi’
Comedian Bill Burr slammed insurance companies, demanding the release of UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione.
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