Nick Reiner’s family turns on him as he’s denied chance for bail: LIVE

Nick Reiner is now being held without bail for the murder of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner.

The 32-year-old has been booked on felony murder and was initially being held in the Los Angeles jail on $4 million bail.

Jail records now indicate that his bail has been rescinded.

Police announced on social media that the case against Nick will be presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office for filing consideration on Tuesday.

Pictured: Nick Reiner at the Spinal Tap II premiere in Los Angeles on September 9

One-time presidential candidate Al Gore shared his condolences in a post on X.

‘Losing Rob and Michele Reiner is truly heartbreaking,’ he wrote.

‘They were loyal friends and among the kindest people I have ever met.

‘Rob made an indelible impact on American entertainment, but what stands out most to me is how he and Michele worked together to champion democracy, LGBTQ+ rights, and, above all, empathy and compassion,’ he said.

‘I am thinking of everyone who is feeling this loss so deeply today.’

Several Republicans have hit out at President Donald Trump for his post on the passing of Rob Reiner.

In his Truth Social post, the president argued that Reiner died of ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome.’

Marjorie Taylor Greene, who recently sparred with the president over the Epstein files, argued that Reiner and his wife’s death is a ‘family tragedy, not about politics or political enemies.

‘Many families deal with a family member with drug addiction and mental health issues,’ she argued.

‘It’s incredibly difficult and should be met with empathy especially when it ends in murder.’

Rep. Thomas Massie also called Trump’s remarks ‘inappropriate and disrespectful.’

‘I guess my elected GOP colleagues, the VP, and White House staff will just ignore it because they’re afraid?’ he asked. ‘I challenge anyone to defend it.’

Rep. Nancy Mace, meanwhile, did not mention Trump’s post by name but said that ‘while I disagreed with Rob politically, vehemently at times, no one deserves the ending he and Michele received. No one.’

She went on to call the murder ‘tragic. Disgusting. Obscene. And devastating beyond words for their family.’

Los Angeles County prosecutors will have until the end of Wednesday to file charges against Nick Reiner, according to The New York Times.

The 32-year-old has been booked on felony murder and is being held without bail for the deaths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner.

Police announced on social media that the case against Nick will be presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office for filing consideration on Tuesday.

In a post on Facebook, Sir Paul McCartney called Rob Reiner and his wife’s murder a ‘tragedy.’

‘It is so shocking in many ways but for me especially so, because over the last year I had been working with him,’ the famed Beatle shared. ‘He directed me in “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues.” He was such an upbeat, lovable man.’

‘Life can be so unfair and this tragedy proves it.;

‘His father, Carl Reiner, was a great humorist before him and Rob followed in his dad’s footsteps doing a terrific job making many great films. I will always have fond memories of Rob and the idea that he and his wife will no longer be in the world with us is heartbreaking,’ he continued.

‘Thanks for all the humor, Rob. Rest in Peace. Love Paul.’

House Speak Mike Johnson told Capitol Hill reporters that the murders of Rob Reiner and his wife is an ‘unspeakable family tragedy,’ and ‘another reminder of just the senseless violence and evil that is so rampant in our society.’

‘We see evil all around us and during the holiday season, as we enter the holy season, we’ve begun Hanukkah, we’re coming up upon Christmas, we have to appeal to our better angels, and we have to, I think we’ve got to amplify those voices and those sentiments. So that’s my that’s my position on it,’ he added.

In an interview, California Governor Gavin Newsom recalled how he had spoke to the Reiners a few weeks ago, when he said it dawned on him ‘how consistent they’ve been, how constant they’ve been in the cause of not just protecting democracy, but promoting wellbeing, social justice, racial justice [and] economic justice.’

He went on to share that he felt ‘alone’ when he supported same-sex marriage in 2004, until Rob Reiner reached out and said he had his back.

‘So he’s been a friend for decades,’ Newsom said.

Actor James Woods said political difference never impacted his friendship with liberal director Rob Reiner.

‘Rob and I remained good friends ever since we made GHOSTS OF MISSISSIPPI. The studio didn’t think I was old enough to do the part, but Rob fought for me,’ Woods wrote on X.

‘Political differences never stood in the way of our love and respect for each other. I am devastated by this terrible event.’

Reba McEntire said on X that she ‘enjoyed every minute I was around Rob Reiner,’ calling the famed director ‘one of a kind.’

‘I got to work with him on the movie North and he also helped us with our ending of my video, “Does He Love You,”‘ she explained.

‘I sure will miss him. What a gift he was to this world. Rest in peace, my friend.’

Arnold Schwarzenegger shared his thoughts on the passing of his ‘wonderful friend’ on Monday.

‘In Hollywood, Rob Reiner was a rare talent: he could act, he could produce, he could direct, and he was amazing at all three,’ the actor-turned-governor wrote.

‘He was a creative genius who left us some of the greatest movies of all time, and he was a wonderful friend. My thoughts are with his family.’

Actor John Cusack paid tribute to director Rob Reiner on X.

‘What made Rob a great man – was not his prodigious talents as an actor director writer producer – it was his huge heart, his endless generosity and his decency and humanity that made him great,’ Cusack wrote.

‘He had soul – and saw the soul in others . He loved justice . Gave me my break in the business and took care of me like a son. A mensch in every sense. Honored to work with him on his second and third films – sure thing and stand by me – Love you Rob.’

Major League Baseball shared its condolences for the acclaimed director and his wife, noting that Reiner was ‘an avid baseball fan’ and a ‘longtime Dodgers fan.’

‘Reiner made numerous appearances at ballparks around the country and often inserted baseball references into his films,’ the league wrote on X.

‘Our thoughts and prayers are with their loved ones.’