Is Luigi Mangione inspiring copycats? Radioactive oatmeal | Vargas Reports Full Episode 8/29
August 30, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn Friday’s episode of “Elizabeth Vargas Reports”: Alleged CEO killer Luigi Mangione is now being accused of inspiring wannabe assassins. For that, the DOJ says he deserves the death penalty. Plus, former Riverside County Assistant District Attorney Kim DeGonia joins to discuss Jake Haro taking a plea deal regarding child abuse, years before the disappearance of his son, Emmanuel Haro. And for decades, the government conducted Cold War experiments on people across the U.S. Civilians recall mysterious, thick fog in the air and being fed “funny-tasting” oatmeal as kids in state schools that was later revealed to be laced with radioactive chemicals. NewsNation’s Natasha Zouves exposes the horrific experiments in an exclusive report.
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