Why Vito Corleone Never Trusted Hyman Roth?

In the epic crime saga, The Godfather Part II, a pivotal line reveals the complicated relationship between the powerful Don Vito Corleone and his business rival, Hyman Roth. Frank Pentangeli utters a telling phrase: "Your father did business with Hyman Roth; he respected Hyman Roth, but he never trusted Hyman Roth."
How could the sharp and all-knowing Vito, who embodied strength and good judgment, respect a man he purposely refused to trust fully?

[@JohnMoog-ug6bk]

Vito spreads the wealth, Roth always makes money for his partners, Fanucci was an old-fashioned mustache Pete, Roth is a modern financier, so I don’t get those points. The main reason why Roth can’t be trusted is he does business with all the families, hence has loyalty to none. That’s a consequence of the fact that that he can’t be made. “Real greaseball shit.”

[@dianeamaral8151]

Ha Ha ha 😂

[@peterkalyabe7553]

I don't get these "points" either....a bit far fetched

[@dianeamaral8151]

These movies are so exciting it's why I have watched them so many times lol

[@erics362]

Johnny Ola never had the makings of a varsity mobster...small hands.

[@dianeamaral8151]

I have watched both movies one hundred times i loved the movies ❤❤

[@erics362]

Will the ✡️ take down this video as hate speech?

[@frank3508]

Vito Corleone: Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.
Michael Corleone: Keep your friends guessing, and your enemies dead.

[@Clokes_]

The Jewish gangsters had no code of loyalty unlike the Italian mob. Check out how ruthless and unappealing they are in the movie Once Upon a Time in America.

[@1439315]

Way too many details.

[@SagaLarton]

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Ah is fun to speaka Italian😂

[@MoviesConsigliere]

Cringe

[@SagaLarton]

@@MoviesConsigliere Michael: I ama de Gudfadda ok I getta so h.....y oh Mamma

[@davidbrown4540]

1) Frankie is kinda Anti-Semitic. Although he's probably hardly the only guy in organized crime at this period in time who feels this way.
2) He's drunk and he's upset. Therefore he's liable to say anything.
3) In general, the word "trust" in Organized Crime is a VERY flexible thing. I mean, the guy who's been your best bud since grade school might get ordered to whack you the next day. Nobody can ever really "trust" anyone.
However, at the end of the day, Roth is at least trusted enough to keep doing what he's been doing all these years. He makes people money. He doesn't blab. He keeps his head down living in a simple house in Miami. From what we're presented with he's appears to be a "good guy", although he's obviously a little pissed off about his man getting whacked