The kid did a good job interviewing. He let people finish what they had to say without interruptions, kept it conversational, and asked the questions I think most people cared about. Nice job.
I am 60 years of age, and the best life advice to young disadvantaged people I have ever heard, sadly came not from politicians or teachers nor religious leaders, but from reformed gangsters. Keep up the great work men.
I’m 35 now and spend 16 yrs of my life in juvie jail n prison n I wish I had old timers to give me gud advise like this. I’m happy to say now I live a great life as a law abiding citizen now
@@hildaovalle1455 Seemed like Arillotta was the most dangerous ,maybe the real alpha in the room,although Luisi carries a strong presence. Paul didn't say much ,probably because he didn't have to in order to impress Luisi and Arrillotta because they knew his pedigree.
I grew up in Boston and one thing is for sure, the Irish Americans in Boston are tough. I grew up in the late 70’s to the 80’s and lived in Mission Hill which was 90% Irish, I’m a mutt(mixed with Cape Verde, Sicilian and Black) So, I wasn’t Irish and that was a problem, lol. Looking back, I’ve been in a few dangerous hoods over the years and because of the fights I had growing up with the Irish, I’ve always held my own. What’s funny is, when I visit Boston, the same guys who called me a nigger as a kid, now have half black or Hispanic children. How things change. Very positive message coming from men who survived real life street shit. Thanks for sharing.
Ricky Rice - 🤣🤣🤣LMAO- “Alite ordered the Whitey Bulger Hit “ that’s nonsensical BS . Jimmy got his Brains bashed in with a LockNsock by Freddy Geas ( allegedly ) a Springfield MA Genovese associate & another Man . Whitey’s Murder came just Hours after He Transferred to Hazelton in WV , Alite couldn’t / wouldn’t have had any Parts of the Hit . Twas as CRIME of Opportunity plain & Simp
Gene shouldve listened when Bobby said "you learned when to speak and not to speak". It was compounded by Anthony then later saying that "guys under the age of 40 don't really know about the Mafia". Gene really feels like he's sat amongst equals but it's apparent to everyone other than him in the room that he isn't.
I actually agree with Gene. People like you feel like the older mafia guys are somehow special and incapable of being taken out just because you've watched a few movies. Most of them are either dead or spending the rest of their lives in prison. That's nothing to be impressed about.
I think by now , I’ve watched this several times and it is the best interview of these men I’ve ever seen. Bobby is a very well spoken intellectual that can really tell us how it really was and I think I’m not the only one that could hear the theme to The Godfather playing in the background when he spoke. Anthony is also a very intelligent, well spoken with a very smooth voice and it’s amazing how they came out of this. I think of all the stories and insight from the last few months I have been listening to, I have greater respect for the people that live back East. They have tough skin to endure the brutal things that happens over there. When the dust settles from this 2020 Goat Rodeo, I need to make a trip to New York. This, again, by far is the best interview ever. Great job.
He made alot of mistakes. His family got wiped out by the clement family. Bobbys dad had enough respect to get out of Boston. The Irish ran phillie. The westies in ny were ruthless Irish but the five family's they respected in ny. Also bobby new once Rico was in law. No chance. No unions were run by cosa nostra no more. The Italian mob is gone in america and bobby new that. It's made up of John aculite and the guy with peaky blinders hat. Who talked over ex made men. Now days italions stick too Italians but that's it. They use too run america and bobby new that and should of known. They don't anymore and they all rat. Like every man at that table ratted except the guy too the very left.
Anthony Arliotta should change his name to Anthony RayLiotta. He sounds exactly like Henry Hill's character in Goodfellas... 💯 "Ever since I could remember, I always wanted to be a gangster"
My dude. First chair on the left. Scariest man in the room. And John Alite is in that room !!!! But my dude barely spoke. He nodded. He chuckled. He spoke when engaged. That whole spoke when spoken to mentality is terrifying when murder is the occupation.
Can you imagine how cool it would be to have a Mafia Boss for a Pastor? Now that's a church I can go to!! "Hey why didn't Paulie come to bible study? Take care of him for me." LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
wow, at the amount of keyboard tough guys on here.. Loving the show, you guys keep on getting better and better. The vibes in this interview were on point from all participants.
well when you rat on your friends, why should anyone respect you? seriously. it's one of the lowest things you could do. i understand some of these guys got screwed, i really do get this part. but then you go on to screw other people, some of who didn't hurt you. it has nothing to do with being tough, it has everything to do with being a decent human being. a lot of people on here can play tough guy because they weren't stupid enough to get involved in this crap in the first place. if you dont put yourself in a stupid position, you wont have to win stupid prizes.
I think this Channel needs more videos like these. Re-watched it for the 3rd time and Im sure this channel will blow up if we can get these sit downs on a more regular basis.
These guys have incredible stories and that same passion to inform the kids how bad the life really is, very cool. The kid is a phenomenal, he knows when to ask questions, what questions to ask and how to sit back to let the story be told!!
they do not give one fuck about the kids. they are doing this for money and to brag about how bad they are. the way they all laugh about there heinous crimes makes me sick. they should not be on you tube.
@@62calum i totally agree with what youre saying man...but read the comment section...ppl are respecting the shit out of them !lol..it makes no fucking sense, we live in such a weird world!
@@momsom321 my 25yr old daughter was killed by a walking ghost n i still wouldnt talk to police, maybe im nuts but i deal with my own shiiiiit n thats fact as everyone who knows me would vouch for but im not knocking any1 or their choices, THE GHOST knows he cant ever cross my path or live around near me. death or jail dont bother me as i died 20th december 2008 when my Nikki died. R.I.P NICOLA LOUISE WATKISS 19.02.83 --- 20.12.2008 xxxxx
@@OCinAmerica Its Karađorđe, the Đ is close to J, like for Jordan in pronunciation. p.s no idea how what I said was bitchy, ur too sensitive dude, chill, no ones disrespecting ur idols here:)
This is the most civilized conversation I have seen in many years. These men were in a violent style of life but they surely know the meaning of respect; when one talks, the others listen and no personal attacks . As a New Yorker who grew up in the neighborhood that produced a Gotti and an Al Capone, I am impressed but not surprised. We lived in that neighborhood for five years when we first moved here from Puerto Rico . As children we had no idea of our real surroundings. All I know is that we were befriended by the jews and Italian Americans and that we were always safe. The people in our neighborhood were family oriented and at least on the surface lived normal law abiding lives. We loved the church dances and the delicious Italian pastries. Regardless, It was the fifties in Brooklyn, the teenage gang era and many of those kids ended in the organized crime families. My respect goes to you, your program and your very interesting guests.
Exactly. Today’s world would be an amazing place if people followed the RESPECT example that these guys conduct themselves with. Even little simple things here are great to see....They don’t talk over each other, they listen intently, they let the other person finish talking before they speak. Simple things like that provide for such a better and more cohesive environment. Generally speaking, the only people these guys ever whacked were the disrespectful punks that thought they were special and shit all over everyone.
@@truthteller4442 I agree. I’m not making excuses for breaking the law, but many of the youngsters who made organized crime their lifestyles are practically forced by their environment and their needs to make a living. ONCE convicted of any crime, getting hired by law abiding enterprises is almost impossible. Needless to say, they return to the old ways. There’s no real rehabilitation in our incarceration systems.
@@truthteller4442 For some reason,it seems it was because of Luisi and Arillotta that there wasn't the usual talking over each other on these types of videos
I was living in Springfield Mass from 2003 to 2013,,, right before Anthony went away. I know some people that knew him. It’s still a very Italian populated city
I remember as a high school kid in the 70's taking the train to Haymarket in Boston to buy fireworks from the goombas. Then I'd resell them to mostly Jewish kids in Brookline and Newton. It was trickle down economics years before Ronnie Reagan gave it a name.
Great show. I remember in high school watching Chronicle on channel 5 talking about Anthony’s territory in Springfield. And all the herald stories about the war Bobby is talking about. Awesome show as always gentlemen
Yup I remember being very young in Somerville MA and you would hear stories about these mafia guys killing people. You would see the FBI raid houses all the time, the house I lived in had some mob activity because after my aunt moved in the FBI kept coming by asking for some Guys with Italian names she said. The guy across the st used to cook for them and they played cards in his basement, he had a HUGE German Shepard in the backyard. Rumor was they buried a body under the dogs little caged in area. NOBODY went back there but when the dog was out of the yard he was the nicest dog ever. I remember petting him almost everyday and his head was so big! Somerville was a tight knit city where everyone knew each other and got along for the most part. Fighting was normal and nothing serious, you had to fight though if you backed down nobody would let you play football or stick ball lol. I was like 7 years old and I’d fight the little racist kids that were too small for my cousins to beat up. All they did was offer me a piece of candy and I was kicking ass. 😅😅 now that I’m older I realize how bad that is but it was normal in those times. I would never start fights but you weren’t going to talk trash to me young or older. I’d call my cousins if you’re to big for me and if they had people we called my cousins sisters boyfriend and his brothers. It was like 4 big Haitian guys lol and one was a black belt. I was there when the city turned into a diverse city with Haitians, Asian,Spanish and Portuguese. Before that it was mainly Irish and Italian. Most of them were cool but you always have those little racist bastards lol. They all got dealt with though, one thing we hated was racist white people.
John, Gene, & Felix: you've done a fantastic job. I've watched many interviews or podcasts of made men and the script or questions are almost always the same. Interviewers trying to get a reaction after mention of violence so typical it's become redundant. A special thank you to the other 3 gentlemen who appeared as today's guests. They gave this whole show a feeling of old friends sitting around a pinochle game, or in the lounge reminiscing about the past. I can't thank you enough for allowing us a glimpse into your world. Only thing missing was the broads. Apologies, since no one was busting each other's balls I thought I'd try. I understand you were just being respectful. Well, maybe Felix was a little scared.
I could talk to BOBBY LUISI all freakin day. Official Brooklyn salute. A changed man definitely. Gotta respect that. True old school followed all the rules an Parameters we don’t glorify death an violence he changed his life
To John and Gene. I admire what you guys are doing with your show. I've commented on other videos you've put out and on other forums where others are doing the same, like Sammy's show/P.C., Gunner Lindbloom, L.Mazza, etc. I grew up with relatives involved in the life although I was too young to know at the time and my parents went out of their way to keep me and my brother and cousins away from it. I was a F.F./medic for 30 + years for one of the largest, metropolitan Fire/E.M.S departments in the country and have seen the results of mob, gang, cartel violence and know how kids are drawn into it looking for acceptance, brotherhood, wealth and respect and truly respect what you guys are doing to discourage them. I've seen the negative comments and flack you guys get from those who dont believe in your sincerity and think you're just capitalizing on your past. To the doubters I ask what are they doing? I also ask what would you expect these guys to do? They're sending a positive message and if they can earn a living doing so is it not better than what they once did. I'm sure it's also somewhat therapeutic for you as well. I believe you're lives are better spent doing what you're doing than rotting away in a cage. I'm truly amazed at how many of you guys there are who have openly admitted to your crimes, taken responsility for them and have the courage to openly dispel the myths and treachery of the life and publicly denounce it. It takes a lot of courage to do so and it is commendable. The only thing I dont understand is your position on Michael Franceze. I've heard you both explain how there are "earners" and "gangsters" in a family and both have their place or function. I've never heard Franceze claim he was tough guy and has admitted he doesnt really have the stomach for or enjoy the violence in the life. He has always stated he was a "money guy" and has never claimed he was anything but. I'm sure he's done things he'd rather not admit to especially if it can be used against him. He didnt aspire to be involved until his father received a 50 sentence. He, no doubt might have risen a little quicker because of his father but that's usually the case (in any proffesion) if they feel that the son has the same qualities as the father. He seemed to be very successful at what he did. I also dont understand mocking him for using the term "Capo Regime". His experience was in a different family at a different time and it is the term that was used for decades by the older, more traditional members. I know it sounds a little dated now. Anyway, I'm not trying to be critical of you guys. Again I respect and admire what you're doing. He's trying to do the same thing and his situation and experiences were a little different albeit with a lot of similarities. Anyway, keep the stories coming, enjoy them all and good luck and God bless you guys.
This was amazing I watched it twice. I see Gene has his collar shirt on for this one. I can tell John loved when Bobby Luisi talked. These guys sounded like bosses the real deal. Best mafia interview I ever saw.
Ohhh YEAH!!! The best" MAFIA" INTERVIEW EVER??!!!! One rat after the other, and all full of it!!!! " THE SHERIFF OF WOODHAVEN "" Guys were killed everyday! LMFAO!!!! Only one I have any respect for is Paul!!!
Wow... i cant believe i missed this.. Bobby Luisi.. straight up Boston brain. Scary guy to say no to.. A whole lot of legacy in that room.. respect.. 🇮🇹
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Alite was a two bit hood in real life. I love how these guy's try to rewrite history.
Yeah a 2 bit multimillionaire nightclub owning mafia killer hood. What do you do, work at BJ's for $16.00 an hour and comment on utube videos in your spare time?
They didn’t even spill the secret parts you idi0t… like the ceremony it’s self.. they completely left things out.. they just talked about crimes and their own life story.. you’re stupid to think they actually exposed any😂..
How can you respect that lying steroid taker he's been caught out talking shite so much, Just because he's Albanian heritage doesn't mean you should respect that clown 🤡 I'm a proud Irishman but that doesn't make me respect that scumbag whitie Bulger there's a proper dirtbag... Look forward to the real sit-down of the real deal with Sammy and Michael Franzize now that should be good?? All a bit of history and it's crazy to think how long the mob lasted all thanks to lucky lucciano Myer lynski and building the commission what a move👍 Ur a bunch of tuff guys there so respect as they say from Dublin🇮🇪🇮🇪
@@eoinmaguire6691 hey ur irish but im from Boston and i know bulger way better then you. Alite has made all of us proud for the turnaround that he has made and accepted all the wrongs hes done. He lessons the young for a better life. Bulger had no hart and no compassion alite is a way better person then bulger
@@BigE.Celula Come here I'm not arguing with you, Bulger was rotten 2 the core we know that, But Alite has been caught out so much it's embarrassing, I'm not saying he wasn't involved in that life but in no way as much as he makes out.... Fair play he's turned his life around and trying to give positive msgs... That other rat Bulger supposedly sent a shipment of arms across the pond for the IRA and the boat which I believe was called "The vallhala" was caught by Irish police and army now I wonder who tipped them off about that my bet is on Bulger?? Ur the first person I've heard that's proud Alite sure he couldn't of been involved in the life 4 long I'm nearly the same age as him he must be only in his mid fifties?? And one more thing I've lived a long and tuff life so don't patronise me by saying you live there and no Bulger alot better then me, You don't no me from the man on the moon and we all no people on both sides of the law... I'm not arguing I'm not one of these clowns that talk big over the internet utube watever the fuck I'm just giving my opinion and regards my first comment 2 you I was nothing but respectful... Luv Boston by the way my brother in-law is a cop there😂😂 So there you go we all no people on both sides of the law👍🇮🇪🇺🇸🇮🇪
Why wouldn't Alite rather be with and earn money with the Albanian mob(if there is one)? Why work so much to impress the Italians who flat out say that he could never really be one of them? If he was with the Italians just for the money,that's one thing,but seems like it was more than that for him.
@@AristotleSanchez1000 first of all dont try to disrespect me by saying “ if there is an Albanian mob” as if im implying smth ok boy. he wasn’t the first non Italian in the family. back than there was not an Albanian mafia because of the dictatorship albania was in. for ur exclusive info yes there is an Albanian mafia.
Usually people in these videos talk over each other and nobody gets a chance to finish. I think this time it was because of Arrilotta ,who seemed the most serious and Luisi who has a big personality to go along with his former position
These Guys are the Real Deal-Down to Earth Humble God bless these Men for Helping Spreading the Message Crime Doesn't Turn Out may look nice on Outside looking in,But From these Gentlemen POV it's a Whole Different Ball-Park.
The episodes just keep getting better and better. Shout out to Felix for all the work he does to help put these podcasts together. Also, let's give a big shout out to John and Gene for all their time and energy to keep getting more and more great guest on here. Keep doing your thing guys.
I remember the Patriarca vs the renegade faction war. Had friends that were associates of the renegades. They were so close to overthrowing Salemme then some indictment came down that took over 30 people off the streets and into the can.
@@dansmith935 Pretty much. There was 1 drug crew in the burbs left, Burlington Woburn area that lasted till about 98 then they all ended up in jail. They wernet made but the leader of the crew was close to getting his button if he didnt get canned. That was the last capable crew that I remember being around.
I knew this crew and they said Luisis were bully pieces of shit that were lucky that the all the Boston soldiers were canned. Bobby wasnt made at this time. I still doubt hes legit. I think he paid Merlino and its not really recognized. But we will let him have his glory.
Funny how the two actual (Made Men) in this interview room seem the most humble next to the 2 outta 3 (associates) next to them with glasses trying to front the life. "the only person talking about John Elite is John Elite himself"- Sincerly The Associates Club. Not the Made Members Club.
I love what the Pastor said... It's a bad LIFE IT should not be gloryied anymore....#word Teache the lesson to others and close the book. Jesus is the way the truth and the light. Yo wannabe somebody be a soldier for God. .. your reward Will be greater then anymAn van imaging.... Shalom 🙌
I love the whole “these youngsters can’t handle what I grew up in!” Yet at one time the old guys said the same thing about them!! Plus “non of dees guys nowadays do murders” REALLY murders are not happening anymore? Well tell that to the ppl in my neighborhood! We can always use a good laugh!!!
I knew John in 2003, he was very well spoken, polite and classy. He had a certain je ne sais pas about him that made me sense he was a connected guy. Only after watching him on Netflix did I know his extent.
Back in the 70-80s ....real mafia Bosses could not ever imagine this and if this would ever happen........I can only imagine how fast holes would be dug.
LOL Back from the 1920s to the 1960s nobody in those Italian neighborhoods would even say the the word "mafia",let alone mention anything they ever saw or heard. Like you say,Home Depot would have shovels on back order
I remember back in ‘95 when Luisi’s Pops , Brother , nephew,& a family friend got lit the F up in the 99s Restaurant in Charlestown MA. Was crazy as hell broad daylight 1:30pm full lunchtime crowd Dude walked in & Killed All
Joseph Smith - Stephen Stevie ‘the rifleman’ Flemmi was a member of the Winter Hill gang . He was also Whitey Bulger’s partner in Crime / Right hand man & along with Bulger a long time Top echelon FBI informant
One of my best friends is from BKNY. I asked him about Bath Ave. He said, " Yo, Rube I don't have no business in South Brooklyn because it's Mafia over there." true story, Paul. For real!
@@LA-oy4on correct, but these man were a part of that life sure they turned rat but that's a choice just like being in the mob, now some people don't have a choice
Ever since I was a kid I was always fascinated with the mob. I grew up around Springfield MA and knew who Anthony was. My father had a lot of connected friends and I would love to hear the stories from the late 80’s and early 90’s. No joke Anthony had the most feared crew around. Every time I go to the cemetery to visit my brother, Bruno is buried only a few stones away and I always think about what happened.
great piece , my god. legitimate, credible wiseguys. not sure y u never see Mike put up ex-bosses like this on the show, maybe he's on the take? Mike Franceze in trouble, this vid should get 100k views real soon.
@@robertreams1231 Michael was at a higher level than these guys but I heard he will soon be airing an interview with Sammy the bull which would be interesting
John and Gene did it again...another great show!!! John I'm so glad you asked about the art Heist. I was literally shaking, when Bob started to speak. Wasn't sure if anyone would ask the question. Felix...I appreciate your drive. Asking guys to elaborate for the viewers, who may not understand certain things. I wish Bobby could have explained how Boston guys received philly guys coming to town!!
All the guys are the real deal, but my favorite is Bobby Aluisi! I can listen to his stories all day long! He should have his own podcast! Funny stories had me dying laughing with the old school accent.
@@stomper2888 The guy closest to John. I mean cmon, this guy said his biggest regret is “getting made because now he knows you don’t need to be involved with the life to make money on the streets.”
Been really enjoying the interviews of these former gentlemen. I admire Bobby and Anthony. I come back to this one now and then. This has been a journey and learning experience plus I guess I like to listen to them and in their accents and deep voices, just something charming about it but it also just reminds me back when I was little girl listening to my father and his friends sitting on the porch talking. It just feels familiar and it’s nice. As always, great interview to come back to. ♥️
Hey Mr Alite my name is Mario and I just want to say how much respect and admiration for your contributions to society. I know you were the real muscle behind the Gambino crime family. You aren't a talker you are a doer. Thank you for spreading the great message of education and unity. I respect you as a father and as a reformed man. God Bless you Sir!
Bobby and Anthony can actually explain what they did in an understandable way. You can tell that they were bosses. John is very calm to and has good explicative skills.
when Bobby said he went up to Maine I wonder where he went 🤔 i grew up in the portland/biddeford area... I would love to know more about the New England guys
Some guys are so blind to where the life leads them. Joey Merlino and George Borgesi will be doing life sentences within the next 10 years but they don’t realize that. Bobby was spot on when he said that power and ego gets to guys.
Chad Jones Joey is actually trying to lay low right now in Florida, but he still holds the title of official boss. The government isn’t going to leave Joey alone until he’s doin life.
I almost spit out my coffee, when Bobby was talking about having to clip people, beat them etc., and he said, “We didn’t sign up for that!” 🤣 WHAT?!!!😂 Every one of them KNOWS EXACTLY, what’s coming, when you sign up for that life! (Especially GENE, he was chomping at the bit to move up, and couldn’t even WAIT for orders, he just went out and created his own reputation and street cred!!!😮
The mob:
1990 - " I think there are microphones in the room"
2020 - " let's put microphones in the room"
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Ooooooohhh!
@Kota Lz I’ll get you
Lol😂
The kid did a good job interviewing. He let people finish what they had to say without interruptions, kept it conversational, and asked the questions I think most people cared about. Nice job.
He dont interrupt like all tthe Main stream channels front people do.
I think he does a great job!! Some of the other hosts make it about themselves and do not let the guests tell there stories
He know if he interrupts he might not see another day
Why would he interrupt? 🤦♂️
@Jj I think you're confusing me with someone else, I didnt mention anything you just said.
I am 60 years of age, and the best life advice to young disadvantaged people I have ever heard, sadly came not from politicians or teachers nor religious leaders, but from reformed gangsters.
Keep up the great work men.
Ironic huh? I am glad they are making a difference talking to the younger generation. Too many violent gangs, drugs and killings.
Yes sir I'm right with you the experience alone can get thru a thick headed knucklehead
The path of redemption has that unique power. It's a lesson of "Don't make the same mistakes that I made"
I’m 35 now and spend 16 yrs of my life in juvie jail n prison n I wish I had old timers to give me gud advise like this. I’m happy to say now I live a great life as a law abiding citizen now
Well said!❤
This kid is a FAR BETTER interviewer than Vlad
great point, and its not even close
For sure
Thats almost an insult. Lol thats like saying he shoot better free throws than sha
100 percent true!
Vlad sucks as an interviewer. He has great guests, but I don't know why they agree to be interviewed by him.
Six guys... Everyone getting to talk... Nobody interrupting..... Great watch!
If Trump was there, they wouldn't get a word in
That’s my main observation, they had respect for each other.
@@HamiltonRb media didnt let him get a word in thats why he tweeted... smarten up bro!
@@hildaovalle1455 Seemed like Arillotta was the most dangerous ,maybe the real alpha in the room,although Luisi carries a strong presence. Paul didn't say much ,probably because he didn't have to in order to impress Luisi and Arrillotta because they knew his pedigree.
How is the chomo that did his story on John Aletto!!@
I grew up in Boston and one thing is for sure, the Irish Americans in Boston are tough. I grew up in the late 70’s to the 80’s and lived in Mission Hill which was 90% Irish, I’m a mutt(mixed with Cape Verde, Sicilian and Black) So, I wasn’t Irish and that was a problem, lol. Looking back, I’ve been in a few dangerous hoods over the years and because of the fights I had growing up with the Irish, I’ve always held my own. What’s funny is, when I visit Boston, the same guys who called me a nigger as a kid, now have half black or Hispanic children. How things change. Very positive message coming from men who survived real life street shit. Thanks for sharing.
@@ChrisJones-os2og that's what he is tho lol at least he's honest about it lol
@@ChrisJones-os2og you must be a oreo cookie too lol
Ricky Rice - 🤣🤣🤣LMAO-
“Alite ordered the Whitey Bulger Hit “ that’s nonsensical BS . Jimmy got his Brains bashed in with a LockNsock by Freddy Geas ( allegedly ) a Springfield MA Genovese associate & another Man . Whitey’s Murder came just Hours after He Transferred to Hazelton in WV , Alite couldn’t / wouldn’t have had any Parts of the Hit . Twas as CRIME of Opportunity plain & Simp
@@mikeharryhunt1709 wise up 😆😆😆😆😆😆
It's even madder here in Dublin🇮🇪 all we do is fight. Non stop especially the travellers
Gene shouldve listened when Bobby said "you learned when to speak and not to speak". It was compounded by Anthony then later saying that "guys under the age of 40 don't really know about the Mafia". Gene really feels like he's sat amongst equals but it's apparent to everyone other than him in the room that he isn't.
I actually agree with Gene. People like you feel like the older mafia guys are somehow special and incapable of being taken out just because you've watched a few movies. Most of them are either dead or spending the rest of their lives in prison. That's nothing to be impressed about.
I think by now , I’ve watched this several times and it is the best interview of these men I’ve ever seen. Bobby is a very well spoken intellectual that can really tell us how it really was and I think I’m not the only one that could hear the theme to The Godfather playing in the background when he spoke. Anthony is also a very intelligent, well spoken with a very smooth voice and it’s amazing how they came out of this. I think of all the stories and insight from the last few months I have been listening to, I have greater respect for the people that live back East. They have tough skin to endure the brutal things that happens over there. When the dust settles from this 2020 Goat Rodeo, I need to make a trip to New York. This, again, by far is the best interview ever. Great job.
He made alot of mistakes. His family got wiped out by the clement family. Bobbys dad had enough respect to get out of Boston. The Irish ran phillie. The westies in ny were ruthless Irish but the five family's they respected in ny. Also bobby new once Rico was in law. No chance. No unions were run by cosa nostra no more. The Italian mob is gone in america and bobby new that. It's made up of John aculite and the guy with peaky blinders hat. Who talked over ex made men. Now days italions stick too Italians but that's it. They use too run america and bobby new that and should of known. They don't anymore and they all rat. Like every man at that table ratted except the guy too the very left.
It’s just hilarious hearing a boss say “alotta people find me on Facebook” this was great 👍🏻
Anthony Arliotta should change his name to Anthony RayLiotta. He sounds exactly like Henry Hill's character in Goodfellas... 💯
"Ever since I could remember, I always wanted to be a gangster"
I saw the thumbnail and was thinking...hold up, Joey Diaz out here telling people he was a mob boss now?
Lol what is he
No he wasnt a boss, he was only a torpedo, so dont listen to any BS that Joey is/was a boss.
I was thinking what's big pussy doin here 🤣🤣
It's all bull shit!
My dude. First chair on the left. Scariest man in the room. And John Alite is in that room !!!! But my dude barely spoke. He nodded. He chuckled. He spoke when engaged. That whole spoke when spoken to mentality is terrifying when murder is the occupation.
I like the preacher's guys accent. He talks like a n old school Italian.
Can you imagine how cool it would be to have a Mafia Boss for a Pastor? Now that's a church I can go to!! "Hey why didn't Paulie come to bible study? Take care of him for me." LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
I’m from Boston and that is how all the old timers talk. It’s the old Boston accent.
@@dk6177 yea I know. It s cool
u talkin bout bobby?
Reminds me of Reno from Casino.
Well done Felix! Smart and respectful lad. You ask them great questions and don't interrupt at all! Perfect!
wow, at the amount of keyboard tough guys on here..
Loving the show, you guys keep on getting better and better. The vibes in this interview were on point from all participants.
well when you rat on your friends, why should anyone respect you? seriously. it's one of the lowest things you could do. i understand some of these guys got screwed, i really do get this part. but then you go on to screw other people, some of who didn't hurt you. it has nothing to do with being tough, it has everything to do with being a decent human being. a lot of people on here can play tough guy because they weren't stupid enough to get involved in this crap in the first place. if you dont put yourself in a stupid position, you wont have to win stupid prizes.
When he said, go work at McDonald's for 12 an hour. Don't get involved in this life. Tha shit hit me.
A lot easier said than done
That alternative of working for 7 cents an hour in prison,made the McDonald's path seem more appealing
The fact that it's so organized or was n that everyone more or less stays in position is what really helped it flourish imo.
"Flourish" the ending is always the same.
The show is getting better and better, keep up the great work Gents
IRRRRONSSSS!
Good content Alite does a good job of steering things without taking it over and letting guys feeling relaxed and undwind
Surprisingly!
I think this Channel needs more videos like these. Re-watched it for the 3rd time and Im sure this channel will blow up if we can get these sit downs on a more regular basis.
These guys have incredible stories and that same passion to inform the kids how bad the life really is, very cool. The kid is a phenomenal, he knows when to ask questions, what questions to ask and how to sit back to let the story be told!!
they do not give one fuck about the kids. they are doing this for money and to brag about how bad they are. the way they all laugh about there heinous crimes makes me sick. they should not be on you tube.
They literally sell bats because they beat people with them before
@@62calum i totally agree with what youre saying man...but read the comment section...ppl are respecting the shit out of them !lol..it makes no fucking sense, we live in such a weird world!
Respect to everyone sitting around that table. Stay safe, stay healthy.
This was the best mafia podcast by far on the internet. You guys win.
@@ZODAGAWD these 'rats' still reached and experienced in life than youll ever do
lol
@@momsom321 my 25yr old daughter was killed by a walking ghost n i still wouldnt talk to police, maybe im nuts but i deal with my own shiiiiit n thats fact as everyone who knows me would vouch for but im not knocking any1 or their choices, THE GHOST knows he cant ever cross my path or live around near me. death or jail dont bother me as i died 20th december 2008 when my Nikki died. R.I.P NICOLA LOUISE WATKISS 19.02.83 --- 20.12.2008 xxxxx
God knows what all the people at this table really think of each other.
they're all on good terms you could tell no hostility in the room humble stand up well respect men
Bitchy much there Karajorje? Or is it Jorge?
@@OCinAmerica Its Karađorđe, the Đ is close to J, like for Jordan in pronunciation. p.s no idea how what I said was bitchy, ur too sensitive dude, chill, no ones disrespecting ur idols here:)
@@Karadjordje2yes jorge
@@nickylombardo2943 Good terms but probably not equal feelings of respect coming from each for the others
Love this interview. It's more like a talk about the old days. All that's missing is that good Italian food and wine!...Salute!
This is the most civilized conversation I have seen in many years. These men were in a violent style of life but they surely know the meaning of respect; when one talks, the others listen and no personal attacks . As a New Yorker who grew up in the neighborhood that produced a Gotti and an Al Capone, I am impressed but not surprised. We lived in that neighborhood for five years when we first moved here from Puerto Rico . As children we had no idea of our real surroundings. All I know is that we were befriended by the jews and Italian Americans and that we were always safe. The people in our neighborhood were family oriented and at least on the surface lived normal law abiding lives. We loved the church dances and the delicious Italian pastries. Regardless, It was the fifties in Brooklyn, the teenage gang era and many of those kids ended in the organized crime families. My respect goes to you, your program and your very interesting guests.
Exactly. Today’s world would be an amazing place if people followed the RESPECT example that these guys conduct themselves with. Even little simple things here are great to see....They don’t talk over each other, they listen intently, they let the other person finish talking before they speak. Simple things like that provide for such a better and more cohesive environment. Generally speaking, the only people these guys ever whacked were the disrespectful punks that thought they were special and shit all over everyone.
@@truthteller4442 I agree. I’m not making excuses for breaking the law, but many of the youngsters who made organized crime their lifestyles are practically forced by their environment and their needs to make a living. ONCE convicted of any crime, getting hired by law abiding enterprises is almost impossible. Needless to say, they return to the old ways. There’s no real rehabilitation in our incarceration systems.
@@truthteller4442 For some reason,it seems it was because of Luisi and Arillotta that there wasn't the usual talking over each other on these types of videos
I was living in Springfield Mass from 2003 to 2013,,, right before Anthony went away. I know some people that knew him. It’s still a very Italian populated city
I remember a lot of Winter Hill Gang and mafia guys hanging around the neighborhood when I was a kid in the 70's 80's in Boston.
No, you dont...,youre not even from southy, or the north end......youre not even from boston you dumb dumb
@@dicksteptoe9199 you are definitely not from southy yiu God damn mook
Netflix, hire these guys to make mob tv series. please and thank you
Franceze and gravano will big bosses if you have big nose u do big paul😁
I remember as a high school kid in the 70's taking the train to Haymarket in Boston to buy fireworks from the goombas. Then I'd resell them to mostly Jewish kids in Brookline and Newton. It was trickle down economics years before Ronnie Reagan gave it a name.
what year did you graduate
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Great show. I remember in high school watching Chronicle on channel 5 talking about Anthony’s territory in Springfield. And all the herald stories about the war Bobby is talking about. Awesome show as always gentlemen
Yup I remember being very young in Somerville MA and you would hear stories about these mafia guys killing people. You would see the FBI raid houses all the time, the house I lived in had some mob activity because after my aunt moved in the FBI kept coming by asking for some Guys with Italian names she said. The guy across the st used to cook for them and they played cards in his basement, he had a HUGE German Shepard in the backyard. Rumor was they buried a body under the dogs little caged in area. NOBODY went back there but when the dog was out of the yard he was the nicest dog ever. I remember petting him almost everyday and his head was so big! Somerville was a tight knit city where everyone knew each other and got along for the most part. Fighting was normal and nothing serious, you had to fight though if you backed down nobody would let you play football or stick ball lol. I was like 7 years old and I’d fight the little racist kids that were too small for my cousins to beat up. All they did was offer me a piece of candy and I was kicking ass. 😅😅 now that I’m older I realize how bad that is but it was normal in those times. I would never start fights but you weren’t going to talk trash to me young or older. I’d call my cousins if you’re to big for me and if they had people we called my cousins sisters boyfriend and his brothers. It was like 4 big Haitian guys lol and one was a black belt. I was there when the city turned into a diverse city with Haitians, Asian,Spanish and Portuguese. Before that it was mainly Irish and Italian. Most of them were cool but you always have those little racist bastards lol. They all got dealt with though, one thing we hated was racist white people.
One of the dopest sit-downs on TH-cam now especially the realism.
You're a dope...
@@getredytagetredy your parents failed you
@@getredytagetredy run up or shut up this Funktown Mafia.
John, Gene, & Felix: you've done a fantastic job. I've watched many interviews or podcasts of made men and the script or questions are almost always the same. Interviewers trying to get a reaction after mention of violence so typical it's become redundant. A special thank you to the other 3 gentlemen who appeared as today's guests. They gave this whole show a feeling of old friends sitting around a pinochle game, or in the lounge reminiscing about the past.
I can't thank you enough for allowing us a glimpse into your world. Only thing missing was the broads. Apologies, since no one was busting each other's balls I thought I'd try. I understand you were just being respectful. Well, maybe Felix was a little scared.
I could talk to BOBBY LUISI all freakin day. Official Brooklyn salute. A changed man definitely. Gotta respect that. True old school followed all the rules an Parameters we don’t glorify death an violence he changed his life
God is calling his people. These guys are proof. A real revival. Cool show, no joke man.
Nothing like a gun to the head or 20 years in the slammer to make you see God
To John and Gene. I admire what you guys are doing with your show. I've commented on other videos you've put out and on other forums where others are doing the same, like Sammy's show/P.C., Gunner Lindbloom, L.Mazza, etc. I grew up with relatives involved in the life although I was too young to know at the time and my parents went out of their way to keep me and my brother and cousins away from it. I was a F.F./medic for 30 + years for one of the largest, metropolitan Fire/E.M.S departments in the country and have seen the results of mob, gang, cartel violence and know how kids are drawn into it looking for acceptance, brotherhood, wealth and respect and truly respect what you guys are doing to discourage them. I've seen the negative comments and flack you guys get from those who dont believe in your sincerity and think you're just capitalizing on your past. To the doubters I ask what are they doing? I also ask what would you expect these guys to do? They're sending a positive message and if they can earn a living doing so is it not better than what they once did. I'm sure it's also somewhat therapeutic for you as well. I believe you're lives are better spent doing what you're doing than rotting away in a cage. I'm truly amazed at how many of you guys there are who have openly admitted to your crimes, taken responsility for them and have the courage to openly dispel the myths and treachery of the life and publicly denounce it. It takes a lot of courage to do so and it is commendable. The only thing I dont understand is your position on Michael Franceze. I've heard you both explain how there are "earners" and "gangsters" in a family and both have their place or function. I've never heard Franceze claim he was tough guy and has admitted he doesnt really have the stomach for or enjoy the violence in the life. He has always stated he was a "money guy" and has never claimed he was anything but. I'm sure he's done things he'd rather not admit to especially if it can be used against him. He didnt aspire to be involved until his father received a 50 sentence. He, no doubt might have risen a little quicker because of his father but that's usually the case (in any proffesion) if they feel that the son has the same qualities as the father. He seemed to be very successful at what he did. I also dont understand mocking him for using the term "Capo Regime". His experience was in a different family at a different time and it is the term that was used for decades by the older, more traditional members. I know it sounds a little dated now. Anyway, I'm not trying to be critical of you guys. Again I respect and admire what you're doing. He's trying to do the same thing and his situation and experiences were a little different albeit with a lot of similarities. Anyway, keep the stories coming, enjoy them all and good luck and God bless you guys.
This. 👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼. So spot on....well done 💪
This was amazing I watched it twice. I see Gene has his collar shirt on for this one. I can tell John loved when Bobby Luisi talked. These guys sounded like bosses the real deal. Best mafia interview I ever saw.
Ohhh YEAH!!! The best" MAFIA" INTERVIEW EVER??!!!! One rat after the other, and all full of it!!!! " THE SHERIFF OF WOODHAVEN "" Guys were killed everyday! LMFAO!!!! Only one I have any respect for is Paul!!!
@@albertdibari7874 yes, I was naive at the time lol.
Wow... i cant believe i missed this.. Bobby Luisi.. straight up Boston brain. Scary guy to say no to..
A whole lot of legacy in that room.. respect.. 🇮🇹
Alite was a two bit hood in real life. I love how these guy's try to rewrite history.
You must know him call him up next show or just show up and tell him that.
How you know,they all seem to respect him
Yeah a 2 bit multimillionaire nightclub owning mafia killer hood. What do you do, work at BJ's for $16.00 an hour and comment on utube videos in your spare time?
This is SURREAL to see ex mafia on social media you tube spilling their guts on a so called secret society. 😂
They didn’t even spill the secret parts you idi0t… like the ceremony it’s self.. they completely left things out.. they just talked about crimes and their own life story.. you’re stupid to think they actually exposed any😂..
Alite can sit there quiet for mins and im here looking at him entertained af lol its like hanging out with the grim reaper
zarathustra718 that’s funny
Much respect for all, special respect for John Alite from the Albanians of Boston
How can you respect that lying steroid taker he's been caught out talking shite so much, Just because he's Albanian heritage doesn't mean you should respect that clown 🤡 I'm a proud Irishman but that doesn't make me respect that scumbag whitie Bulger there's a proper dirtbag... Look forward to the real sit-down of the real deal with Sammy and Michael Franzize now that should be good?? All a bit of history and it's crazy to think how long the mob lasted all thanks to lucky lucciano Myer lynski and building the commission what a move👍 Ur a bunch of tuff guys there so respect as they say from Dublin🇮🇪🇮🇪
@@eoinmaguire6691 hey ur irish but im from Boston and i know bulger way better then you. Alite has made all of us proud for the turnaround that he has made and accepted all the wrongs hes done. He lessons the young for a better life. Bulger had no hart and no compassion alite is a way better person then bulger
@@BigE.Celula Come here I'm not arguing with you, Bulger was rotten 2 the core we know that, But Alite has been caught out so much it's embarrassing, I'm not saying he wasn't involved in that life but in no way as much as he makes out.... Fair play he's turned his life around and trying to give positive msgs... That other rat Bulger supposedly sent a shipment of arms across the pond for the IRA and the boat which I believe was called "The vallhala" was caught by Irish police and army now I wonder who tipped them off about that my bet is on Bulger?? Ur the first person I've heard that's proud Alite sure he couldn't of been involved in the life 4 long I'm nearly the same age as him he must be only in his mid fifties?? And one more thing I've lived a long and tuff life so don't patronise me by saying you live there and no Bulger alot better then me, You don't no me from the man on the moon and we all no people on both sides of the law... I'm not arguing I'm not one of these clowns that talk big over the internet utube watever the fuck I'm just giving my opinion and regards my first comment 2 you I was nothing but respectful... Luv Boston by the way my brother in-law is a cop there😂😂 So there you go we all no people on both sides of the law👍🇮🇪🇺🇸🇮🇪
Why wouldn't Alite rather be with and earn money with the Albanian mob(if there is one)? Why work so much to impress the Italians who flat out say that he could never really be one of them? If he was with the Italians just for the money,that's one thing,but seems like it was more than that for him.
@@AristotleSanchez1000 first of all dont try to disrespect me by saying “ if there is an Albanian mob” as if im implying smth ok boy. he wasn’t the first non Italian in the family. back than there was not an Albanian mafia because of the dictatorship albania was in. for ur exclusive info yes there is an Albanian mafia.
I really like how patient everybody is
Usually people in these videos talk over each other and nobody gets a chance to finish. I think this time it was because of Arrilotta ,who seemed the most serious and Luisi who has a big personality to go along with his former position
I almost watched this episode 2 fkn times! incredible...ya know Bobby L wldve made a great big Pauly (paul vicario) in Goodfellas! hehe
Bobby Luisi is the real Boston North End Italian tough guy. I could listen to him for hours, LEGENDARY!
@@stephensclamo4020 why?
He's a piece of shit ask anyone who was connected
These Guys are the Real Deal-Down to Earth Humble God bless these Men for Helping Spreading the Message Crime Doesn't Turn Out may look nice on Outside looking in,But From these Gentlemen POV it's a Whole Different Ball-Park.
shout out to Felix for being a great and natural interviewer
The episodes just keep getting better and better. Shout out to Felix for all the work he does to help put these podcasts together. Also, let's give a big shout out to John and Gene for all their time and energy to keep getting more and more great guest on here. Keep doing your thing guys.
I'm 40 minutes in and I'm loving it...this is your best episode ever! Arillotta seems like, a great guy...very charismatic, Bobby too.
how old are you?
AA: How you gonna kill somebody these days with cameras everywhere & get away with it?
Chicago: hold my beer.
You sir are not lying , speaking as a gun violence survivor in Chicago
FYI - Bobby Luisi has the absolute best Mob 'accent' in the whole world. Period!
Sounds like Big Pussy...
Great conversation. Just needed the fellas to be all suited up, smoking a cigar and drinking whiskey
I remember the Patriarca vs the renegade faction war. Had friends that were associates of the renegades. They were so close to overthrowing Salemme then some indictment came down that took over 30 people off the streets and into the can.
I think the Boston mafia when extinct after that they are not active no more
@@dansmith935 Pretty much. There was 1 drug crew in the burbs left, Burlington Woburn area that lasted till about 98 then they all ended up in jail. They wernet made but the leader of the crew was close to getting his button if he didnt get canned. That was the last capable crew that I remember being around.
I knew this crew and they said Luisis were bully pieces of shit that were lucky that the all the Boston soldiers were canned. Bobby wasnt made at this time. I still doubt hes legit. I think he paid Merlino and its not really recognized. But we will let him have his glory.
Bobby Luisi speaks intelligently. He understands business and human interactions. He's not about the violence, but about the money.
Funny how the two actual (Made Men) in this interview room seem the most humble next to the 2 outta 3 (associates) next to them with glasses trying to front the life. "the only person talking about John Elite is John Elite himself"- Sincerly The Associates Club. Not the Made Members Club.
Ikr, it’s funny how cool the made ones are. And then there‘s Alite.
I love what the Pastor said... It's a bad LIFE IT should not be gloryied anymore....#word
Teache the lesson to others and close the book. Jesus is the way the truth and the light. Yo wannabe somebody be a soldier for God. .. your reward Will be greater then anymAn van imaging....
Shalom 🙌
Bobby Luisi, a man of wisdom, love what he said about respecting everyone, "everyone" plays a part, it's not just about being the tough guy!
yeah unless they are to be killed battered or extorted! then i guess respect goes out the window huh.
It's not often you hear a compliment about the Philly Mob - Merlino, Borgese, Natale etc. Great interview.
I love the whole “these youngsters can’t handle what I grew up in!” Yet at one time the old guys said the same thing about them!! Plus “non of dees guys nowadays do murders” REALLY murders are not happening anymore? Well tell that to the ppl in my neighborhood! We can always use a good laugh!!!
Can’t even imagine how polite these guys are
I knew John in 2003, he was very well spoken, polite and classy. He had a certain je ne sais pas about him that made me sense he was a connected guy. Only after watching him on Netflix did I know his extent.
In some strange way this was a blessing to watch. Lol. Kudos great round table. Love these men and their life lessons! Good stuff. Bada bing!
Could have watched another 2 hrs of this, try make it a monthly thing. Great podcast
That was a cool interview guys great content very interesting keep it coming
Back in the 70-80s ....real mafia Bosses could not ever imagine this and if this would ever happen........I can only imagine how fast holes would be dug.
LOL Back from the 1920s to the 1960s nobody in those Italian neighborhoods would even say the the word "mafia",let alone mention anything they ever saw or heard. Like you say,Home Depot would have shovels on back order
That’s right tough as nails Massachusetts Italians 🇮🇹 🥊
Remember one thing, it was the Patriarca Crime family in Providence that the Boston guys worked for. That was the truth until Louie Shacks retired.
Federal hill
I remember back in ‘95 when Luisi’s Pops , Brother , nephew,& a family friend got lit the F up in the 99s Restaurant in Charlestown MA.
Was crazy as hell broad daylight 1:30pm full lunchtime crowd Dude walked in & Killed All
Joseph Smith - what are you talking about “The Rifleman “?
Joseph Smith - Stephen Stevie ‘the rifleman’
Flemmi was a member of the Winter Hill
gang . He was also Whitey Bulger’s partner in Crime / Right hand man & along with Bulger a long time Top echelon FBI informant
Springfield mass checking in‼️💪🏼 i wasent aware they were so close to my home town🔥🔥
I was around these guys in mid 90s early 2000sin Springfield it was ripe back then
You would think that if the mafia was still what it was none of these podcasts would be going on. Just a thought
Mad access boys. Thanks for the effort! Best from Oz...
You're welcome.
Same thing in the hood.. Mf's befriend guys that they already know are informants in the hopes that they don't get told on
One of my best friends is from BKNY. I asked him about Bath Ave. He said, " Yo, Rube I don't have no business in South Brooklyn because it's Mafia over there." true story, Paul. For real!
Table full of bosses, the stories that aren’t told...just imagine
Bosses don’t do interviews 💯
@@LA-oy4on correct, but these man were a part of that life sure they turned rat but that's a choice just like being in the mob, now some people don't have a choice
Ever since I was a kid I was always fascinated with the mob. I grew up around Springfield MA and knew who Anthony was. My father had a lot of connected friends and I would love to hear the stories from the late 80’s and early 90’s. No joke Anthony had the most feared crew around. Every time I go to the cemetery to visit my brother, Bruno is buried only a few stones away and I always think about what happened.
great piece , my god. legitimate, credible wiseguys. not sure y u never see Mike put up ex-bosses like this on the show, maybe he's on the take? Mike Franceze in trouble, this vid should get 100k views real soon.
Michael just has a different kind of show he does. He takes a different slant.
@@robertreams1231 Michael was at a higher level than these guys but I heard he will soon be airing an interview with Sammy the bull which would be interesting
@@HamiltonRb the sammy intrvw w MF or J&G show, wld be automatic 1m views eze....but y doesnt Sammy get his own show?
I like way John sits back and listens and watches Talk when he needs too
John’s great!
@@ScoobyDooDoo140 John is a smart guy. He comes off a lot better when he is in this mode
The 20 20 Mafia lol the Don's must be break danceing listening to this
John and Gene did it again...another great show!!! John I'm so glad you asked about the art Heist. I was literally shaking, when Bob started to speak. Wasn't sure if anyone would ask the question. Felix...I appreciate your drive. Asking guys to elaborate for the viewers, who may not understand certain things. I wish Bobby could have explained how Boston guys received philly guys coming to town!!
Guys are really coming out with some great content, good on you guys cheers 🍻 more power to you 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
All the guys are the real deal, but my favorite is Bobby Aluisi! I can listen to his stories all day long! He should have his own podcast! Funny stories had me dying laughing with the old school accent.
Arilotta gives me the impression he’s still up to something. Not mob related, but he seems like he’s still doing stuff on the street.
He's a real thorough guy, don't give him a reason pal
@@stomper2888 The guy closest to John. I mean cmon, this guy said his biggest regret is “getting made because now he knows you don’t need to be involved with the life to make money on the streets.”
That’s cause he is .....I lived with this spanish girl and she use to mess with his son in Springfield mass ....real shit
Anthony being sued by the Bruno Family and he got busted for simple assault at family picnic
@@warrenpacker7044 Lol yeah I read that. Hurled a carton of lemonade at some broad lmao.
Arillotta sounds so much like Henry Hill in goodfellas lol
Been really enjoying the interviews of these former gentlemen. I admire Bobby and Anthony. I come back to this one now and then. This has been a journey and learning experience plus I guess I like to listen to them and in their accents and deep voices, just something charming about it but it also just reminds me back when I was little girl listening to my father and his friends sitting on the porch talking. It just feels familiar and it’s nice. As always, great interview to come back to. ♥️
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@@ChattinWithStaxxShow just saw this Staxx.. lol! I do enjoy your show , thanks for reaching out. You’re so sweet 🥰
Hey Mr Alite my name is Mario and I just want to say how much respect and admiration for your contributions to society. I know you were the real muscle behind the Gambino crime family. You aren't a talker you are a doer. Thank you for spreading the great message of education and unity. I respect you as a father and as a reformed man. God Bless you Sir!
Bobby and Anthony can actually explain what they did in an understandable way. You can tell that they were bosses. John is very calm to and has good explicative skills.
Little Al D’arco passed away in the witness protection program recently I believe
R.I.P 💐
Damn 25k views and these dudes got a setup like they work for a major radio station 🚉
This is probably the best show you guys have done so far really great job listening to Bobby talk was awesome old school and Anthony’s always great
Much love to all these guys, glad to have them as my friends
Anthony's voice sounds just like Ray Liotta.
My grandfather was on the board of that museum in the 90’s...the board does have an idea of who did it, they just can’t prove it
Amazing vid! You guys deserve way more subs!
when Bobby said he went up to Maine I wonder where he went 🤔 i grew up in the portland/biddeford area... I would love to know more about the New England guys
Great episode this is the kinda stuff people want to know about
I know many of the old timers Bobby grew up around in north end , good guys.. mostly from revere and east boston
Some guys are so blind to where the life leads them. Joey Merlino and George Borgesi will be doing life sentences within the next 10 years but they don’t realize that. Bobby was spot on when he said that power and ego gets to guys.
Chad Jones didn’t one of their old bosses ratted . Ralph Natale
Chad Jones Joey is actually trying to lay low right now in Florida, but he still holds the title of official boss. The government isn’t going to leave Joey alone until he’s doin life.
I think they realize that how can they not but that comes with that life
The FEDS are done bothering Joey Merlino, they fumbled the last case and now he’s king of the hill
I almost spit out my coffee, when Bobby was talking about having to clip people, beat them etc., and he said, “We didn’t sign up for that!” 🤣 WHAT?!!!😂
Every one of them KNOWS EXACTLY, what’s coming, when you sign up for that life! (Especially GENE, he was chomping at the bit to move up, and couldn’t even WAIT for orders, he just went out and created his own reputation and street cred!!!😮
“I don’t want to say... those guys are still around.” 😬😭
Had to re watch this episode. By far my favorite video on this Channel. Felix is a great Host 2!
I'm glad you love this video so much! Your support is truly appreciated.
Make no mistake, these guys will come at you in a different way.
Literally went from that show to this show
@@RealismAndHonor es lo que Es
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