The history between them is just as crazy & widespread in Chicago. My grandfather & his 8 brothers & sisters emigrated to Chicago from Ireland in the early 1920s. There must’ve been some kind of program because a lot of the Irish men became police officers there. Anyways, the Chicago Outfit recruited the Irish police officers’ kids to be their rum runners & eventually recruited the Irish cops themselves which then gave them a complete lock on bootlegging. Why they decided to work for the Italians & not the Irish American gangs I don’t know but that’s the story that was passed down to my dad & to me.
The person that hurt the mob the most might be Joe Bonnano I believe. His book gave Rudy Gulianni almost all the ammunition he needed to prosecute a RICO case against the five families at once. He litteraly gave all the succession of bosses from the beginning of the commission right to the late 60s, all Rudy had to do from this point on was figure out the rest of that succession
@@DannyDGeorgia lol yes i know this -i think everybody bar Rudy knows this.Im pretty sure it was an interview with Vlad where Rudy said Salerno was the real boss-they told Chin he was the Realboss to keep him quiet and he was nuts.If Rudy truely believes that well what can i say lol the interview was only last maybe the years before!!!Chin had them fooled for years!
Aye, even from way over here in Scotland, this is a treat, and Mike's integrity, and obvious _volte face_ in life, is clear... and Chaz is an utter legend. Dare I say a _wee_ bit underrated as a talent? Certainly not by us 'in the know...' , but I just feel he's a tad under-appreciated... Either way, a lot of wisdom here from both, and inspiration too I hope. A pleasure to subscribe chaps...👍🏴
Love the podcast love the stories I don't watch much on TV or internet but I do watch you guys man the time can fly by listening to yous and your story telling keep em coming
one of my favorite channels. Michael, how would Chase have done as a gangster? I'm smart Chazz, not like everybody esays. It's not what I wanted, I was passed over for my younger brother...
I actually met Tony Accardo on a fishing trip to Bimini Bahamas in the late 70's .We both had the same fishing Captain.I arrived one day earlier for my charter and our paths crossed at lunch at the Bimini big Game fishing club. The next table over were two FBI guys.
Once the Feds set its sights on you you were done. With RICO, manpower, money, and time you dodnt have a chance. Gotti taunted them which was funny but unwise but i dont think he brought down the mob. Many used it as a excuse. RICO should be used on the govt for trafficking, insider trading, influence peddling see hiw fast its taken off the books
Love seeing you and Chaz doing content together. Have just bought tickets to come see you in Doncaster in the UK in April next year. Looking forward to it as saw you previously in Hull on your last visit here and my girlfriend was unable to come last time so i have decided to treat her so she is able to this time
In get gotti the lawyer gave up willie boy johnson as an informer during the trial while he was sitting next to john gotti. He was killed after that so it seems he was killed because of her. And the fbi was very upset that she mentioned his name because they knew what would happen to him and she seemed to know but did not care. She had the nerve to be on the series and showed no remorse I think her name was diane G. That was the only thing that bothered me.
I've just finished watching the netflix series on Gotti. Very informative and insightful, especially from the law enforcement end. I'd say the Rico act was a game changer for prosecutors. And by the way Chazz is stand up guy.
Good show fellas! I agree with Michael as I have researched John Sr. He would never have flipped. And as for the tapes, my take is that he was blowing off steam about Sammy. I think he was starting to distrust Sammy and was complaining to Frankie about it. Just a thought
Sammy ratted to save himself. He knew he was gonna go away for life. John never even gave a interview. Didn’t write a book, didn’t rat on anyone to reduce his sentence. He was a bad guy. Very bad. But he kept somewhere in his legacy a bit of honor
you don't know anything about what went down. only the two parties. stop trying to use your ignorant interpretations just to sound like youre smart about something.
I read Sammy’s book in 2000 called Underboss where he was consulted and quoted in the book . He blamed Gotti for talking too much about crimes that were already done. He said when you talk about a crime after the fact it’s as if ur committing that crime over n over again. He also said he brought more to the table because he ran NYC construction.
Exactly, John picked his life, good or bad but stuck true to his oath on his honour. Sammy knew what was coming. Make no mistake, Phil Leonetti flipping was the catalyst in Sammys move. Sammy was for a long time the direct point man between the Gambinos and philly. Leonetti was gonna bring down Sammy first ahead of John as he/scarfo dealt directly through Sammy until John pulled the plug on Sammy as he felt they were getting a bit too pally for his comfort. Sammy knew the good times were up and rolled rather than do his time. A true stone cold narcissistic sociopath who only cares about himself.
Michael and Chazz, another great show. Michael Chazz may have heard this. I saw a story that John Gotti was born in The Bronx and at a very young age his parents said. The Bronx was too rough and dangerous so they moved to Queens. Maybe Chazz will know. Regards John Castiglione from The Bronx.
coming from Michael’s channel when I see this channel’s name Palminteri & Franseze- to me that sound like a brand of a very good Italian cheese! Like really good cheese 🧀🫕🪤😂
Good morning Mr.Palminteri, Mr. Franzese, I hope you are doing great, it is an honor to text with you Mr. Franzese, I hope to see you soon. God is in control in everything, there always been fake information and some base on reality . the best of all, both are humble men. May The Lord always be with both, and all the people who subscribed to this show documental.
“I said a prayer for you today and know God must have heard. I felt the answer in my heart although he spoke no word! I didn’t ask for wealth or fame (I knew you wouldn’t mind). I asked him to send treasures of a far more lasting kind! I asked that he be near you at the start of each new day; To grant you health and blessings and friends to share your way! I asked for happiness for you in all things great and small. But it was for his loving care I prayed the most of all!”in Jesus name
Good to hear from you. I haven't got Netflix but I would watch it, I just watch the news now I haven't really watched TV for years so it's BBC & SKY News just 1/2 HR a day. What I did watch is killers of the flower moon at the cinema in the quays Salford Manchester. The film was good it was a bit like gotti & Sammy the bull, the film was 1920s but de niro was a boss of the mixed native families & di caprio was like a capo the families all got caught up in a war great film.
Good conversation between two lifes,movies and the street.great idea.michael you are a unreal communicator,i didn't like the get gotti series cause it basically was everything i knew already.god bless
John gotti will always be a legend no matter what anyone says or thinks. I mean sure he did what he did but pretty much became a instant over night legend .
Who is the luchesse that died recently Michael Said he met ? Such a great point from Michael that the only ones gotti took down was himself, gravano and loc. Sammy likes to say john took down the mob but sammys mouth put 25 times as many people in priorn vs gottis mouth
Respect Michael for putting Laura Ward in her place, and Chazz i totally agree with. John Gotti brung down himself. A combination of drugs and the formation of the crooked RICO act brought down Cosa Nostra.
A question for Micheal, there are chinese gangsters online talking about their run ins and cooperation with italian mobsters but have you had any run ins with them yourself? if not the chinese how about the Yakuza that had small footholds back in the 80s in NYC? Ive heard of italians and yakuza working together back then but never seen anything really on the news etc. basically wondering how global you guys were aside from europe, LCN in australia and russia.
Greetings Mr Palmenteri “working man is the tough guy” Hey Mr Franzese we can’t get ur wine shipped to Delaware. I ordered a whole case of another wine for father in law about 5-6 years ago from California . IDK what the deal is.
Michael, would you ever do a sit down with John Gotti, Jr. Not to talk about business but about being the son of a very well known mobster in NYC. Would be interesting to see if your experiences were similar or not, especially since you both ended up in the life.
Regarding Sammy saying that John wanted him to take the fall. That claim from Sammy as an excuse so he could Rat is a lie. Not long before this pinch, John wanted Sammy to take control if John went down. Also, if John betrayed Sammy, “per Sammy” why did Sammy turn/betray & help take down everyone in the family & other families..?! (He ratted to avoid prison)
Yes great presentation. I watch occasionally to many bad memories for me in my youth I inadvertently became a bag man for a certain mobster wild story musical I did get wacked
I received a message after midnight tonight with a phone number attached it said write me well does that mean send messages to this phone number thru instant messages? Call phone number? I really wanna watch what I write these days they are ignoring state of limitations and jailing people illegally. But I would not mind speaking over phone I am on a burner anyway been for 25 years. Almost non existent I hid so well. Let me know your preference. The things you will hear will surprise you. You have never heard any of this anywhere
In my realistic opinion you join a family this one is the Columbo Family so they say the family comes first I suppose it's up to you if you get married & have children they still come second after your made family.
I seriously believe we will never see a real Cosa Nostra Boss again, in the sense of what it was. Castalanno and Profaci greediest guys ive read about.
The reality is this... You can't beat the government. You play by their rules and beat them? They will move the goal post. In Japan, the government decimated the Yakuzas by introducing devastating new laws (really unconstitutional), e.g if you're a member of Yakuza, you can't open a bank account, can't get a loans, can't even rent an apartment. Can't open a business etc...
The three guys John Gotti brought down believed in: a) Strength of the team(Math) b) 93 percent taxes(police) c) variations and reflections for rotations(AI)
Ego,this 70s and 80s era of mobster began to develop this generation of ego driven american born gangster emerged.Michael Franzese included,law enforcement got smart and used the flash against them,they changed public opinion on organized figures.
Thats the problem nevermind saying he didnt expect it to be heard.He shouldnt have being talking nowhere -whats the reason to be talking about that stuff anywhere!P.s. George Gabriel brought up the apartment tapes and Gottis face dropped!
Guys, since y'all "reviewed" *"The 48 Laws of Power"* you both need to read *"The Art of Seduction"* by him......if you think the 48 Laws is good, the other book is 20x better.
Question: Michael were you able to enjoy your success knowing that you were a Law Enforcement target. How did you not worry constantly about getting pinched? And did the stress of that affect you?
Haven't watched it yet but I'm going to. And Gotti didn't bring down the mob! Lol Michael is never gonna let that one go 😅 When you're against an organization that can make their own rules (government) you will always lose.
NEVER thought I'd hear a mobster say "hit that like and subscribe" 😂
Out of everybody in the Mafia TH-cam craze, Michael wins the prize for being the most likeable I feel. And I've watched them all!
thank you for the very kind words.
For sure
And I wanna say this without being rude, but I kinda got annoyed when Chazz interrupted Michael several times
Joey Merlino podcast is decent too
Mikey Scars is good -early days for Merlino he seems good also
This is my favorite podcast right now. Michael and Chaz’s chemistry is amazing!
Big fan from Ireland, love to hear the history between Irish and Italians in New York
We appreciate it very much!
The history between them is just as crazy & widespread in Chicago. My grandfather & his 8 brothers & sisters emigrated to Chicago from Ireland in the early 1920s. There must’ve been some kind of program because a lot of the Irish men became police officers there. Anyways, the Chicago Outfit recruited the Irish police officers’ kids to be their rum runners & eventually recruited the Irish cops themselves which then gave them a complete lock on bootlegging. Why they decided to work for the Italians & not the Irish American gangs I don’t know but that’s the story that was passed down to my dad & to me.
@@LudiCrust. Really interesting, always wondered about so many Irish men becoming police men back then in America
Watch the making of the mob season2. It’s on the Chicago mob ( Al Capone ) and the Irish mob. Very good watch. Season1 with lucky quality too
@@staffsaddler7611 thanks I'll look for that
Just found this Channel. It was great. Fantastic insights and entertainment. Just subscribed looking forward to more.
The person that hurt the mob the most might be Joe Bonnano I believe. His book gave Rudy Gulianni almost all the ammunition he needed to prosecute a RICO case against the five families at once. He litteraly gave all the succession of bosses from the beginning of the commission right to the late 60s, all Rudy had to do from this point on was figure out the rest of that succession
Rudy claimed only recently Chin was never Genovese boss!!!!
@@johngarry1572the Chin was definitely boss, and he wanted Gotti dead after they killed Castellano.
@@DannyDGeorgia lol yes i know this -i think everybody bar Rudy knows this.Im pretty sure it was an interview with Vlad where Rudy said Salerno was the real boss-they told Chin he was the Realboss to keep him quiet and he was nuts.If Rudy truely believes that well what can i say lol the interview was only last maybe the years before!!!Chin had them fooled for years!
Wasn't that stupid. IDK what the hell he was thinking
Tony accardo in Chicago never spent 1 day in jail at all ! One of the best bosses to ever do it 💯💯💯💯
Chazz would be phenomenal playing The Chin.
He did In Godfather of Harlem
@@susfreegood6956bonanno
That would be easy ....you don't have to say a word....lol
@susfreegood6956 no he didn't
You two gentlemen help me along especially with the higher power thoughts you guys share I love listening to you both God bless
You guys have good chemistry together. Enjoying the podcast.
Aye, even from way over here in Scotland, this is a treat, and Mike's integrity, and obvious _volte face_ in life, is clear... and Chaz is an utter legend. Dare I say a _wee_ bit underrated as a talent? Certainly not by us 'in the know...' , but I just feel he's a tad under-appreciated... Either way, a lot of wisdom here from both, and inspiration too I hope. A pleasure to subscribe chaps...👍🏴
You guys are doing a terrific job.
Great commentary 👍
Love the podcast love the stories I don't watch much on TV or internet but I do watch you guys man the time can fly by listening to yous and your story telling keep em coming
Love you guys thanks for everything, has anyone thought to do a show about Chin Gigante with Chazz portraying Chin
Have you watched god father of Harlem? He’s in that as one of the bonanos and him & chin go to war
Big shout from Dublin Ireland love the podcast and learning about cosa nostra it's fascinating
one of my favorite channels. Michael, how would Chase have done as a gangster? I'm smart Chazz, not like everybody esays. It's not what I wanted, I was passed over for my younger brother...
Keep going love the videos. 50 k subs in 5 months!
Never stop this podcast honestly amazing followed you both for years
Tony Accardo was one iof the only few bosses not to get killed or do life. Man only spent a few hours inside.
Carlo Gambino!!!!!!!!!!!
@@chaseleopoldcarlo spent 22 months inside, but yeah, I get the sentiment, that's why I said one of..
I actually met Tony Accardo on a fishing trip to Bimini Bahamas in the late 70's .We both had the same fishing Captain.I arrived one day earlier for my charter and our paths crossed at lunch at the Bimini big Game fishing club. The next table over were two FBI guys.
Another great talk. I understand it takes a lot of your time guys but this is awesome
This is for all of you!
It’s what you are doing now Michael that REALLY matters! God Bless!
Once the Feds set its sights on you you were done. With RICO, manpower, money, and
time you dodnt have a chance. Gotti taunted them which was funny but unwise but i dont think he brought down the mob. Many used it as a excuse. RICO should be used on the govt for trafficking, insider trading, influence peddling see hiw fast its taken off the books
Love seeing you and Chaz doing content together. Have just bought tickets to come see you in Doncaster in the UK in April next year. Looking forward to it as saw you previously in Hull on your last visit here and my girlfriend was unable to come last time so i have decided to treat her so she is able to this time
You guys are a perfect match!!! Let's hear about spiritual topics?
great episode watchen right now god bless be safe there
Hope you enjoyed it.
In get gotti the lawyer gave up willie boy johnson as an informer during the trial while he was sitting next to john gotti. He was killed after that so it seems he was killed because of her. And the fbi was very upset that she mentioned his name because they knew what would happen to him and she seemed to know but did not care. She had the nerve to be on the series and showed no remorse I think her name was diane G. That was the only thing that bothered me.
I've just finished watching the netflix series on Gotti. Very informative and insightful, especially from the law enforcement end. I'd say the Rico act was a game changer for prosecutors.
And by the way Chazz is stand up guy.
Hey Michael
Why is the crown moulding missing from the wall
Great job guys love watching
I certainly like these 2. I hope they continue to work together
Speaking of Gotti, I just read a story where they just indicated 10 members of the Gambino family today.
If you guys ever do a meet and greet I’m there especially if in Toronto 🇨🇦
I needed this ! Thank you 🙏🏻 two again! We adore you ❤ 💐 🤗 📰
Cousin Chazz is killing it...great collaboration, paisano!
Good show fellas! I agree with Michael as I have researched John Sr. He would never have flipped. And as for the tapes, my take is that he was blowing off steam about Sammy. I think he was starting to distrust Sammy and was complaining to Frankie about it. Just a thought
Sammy ratted to save himself. He knew he was gonna go away for life. John never even gave a interview. Didn’t write a book, didn’t rat on anyone to reduce his sentence. He was a bad guy. Very bad. But he kept somewhere in his legacy a bit of honor
I love this comment. Perfectly worded!
you don't know anything about what went down. only
the two parties. stop trying to use your ignorant interpretations just to sound like youre smart about something.
not even close to true the reason sammy flipped was John had entered a profetter's agreement in effort to shift everything on sammy
I read Sammy’s book in 2000 called Underboss where he was consulted and quoted in the book . He blamed Gotti for talking too much about crimes that were already done. He said when you talk about a crime after the fact it’s as if ur committing that crime over n over again. He also said he brought more to the table because he ran NYC construction.
Exactly, John picked his life, good or bad but stuck true to his oath on his honour.
Sammy knew what was coming. Make no mistake, Phil Leonetti flipping was the catalyst in Sammys move. Sammy was for a long time the direct point man between the Gambinos and philly. Leonetti was gonna bring down Sammy first ahead of John as he/scarfo dealt directly through Sammy until John pulled the plug on Sammy as he felt they were getting a bit too pally for his comfort.
Sammy knew the good times were up and rolled rather than do his time. A true stone cold narcissistic sociopath who only cares about himself.
Michael and Chazz, another great show. Michael Chazz may have heard this. I saw a story that John Gotti was born in The Bronx and at a very young age his parents said. The Bronx was too rough and dangerous so they moved to Queens. Maybe Chazz will know. Regards John Castiglione from The Bronx.
Great episode, guys!
Loved this episode
You 2 are great. Great show fellas.
great video
coming from Michael’s channel when I see this channel’s name Palminteri & Franseze- to me that sound like a brand of a very good Italian cheese! Like really good cheese 🧀🫕🪤😂
Love this .2 guys very interesting good insight
I want to hear Chazz say the following:
“I’m walking here”
“Nothin for nothin”
“Forgetaboutit”
“Offff Madonna”
“Now youse can’t leave”
"You dump her and you dump her fast!!"
Looks like you were talking about Costello and Chazz was thinking Castellano.
Hey when are you two gonna get together and make a Columbo movie? It might be pretty neat
Great show! 😀
I just came out to So Cal from lifelong 40yrs in NJ and I feel like a Alien 👽
THANK YOU CHAZZ AND MIKE THEY WHERE GOING AFTER GOTTI THEY WHERE GUNNING FOR HIM ONE WAY OR THE OTHER THANK YOU BOTH.
great guys here!
Good morning Mr.Palminteri, Mr. Franzese, I hope you are doing great, it is an honor to text with you Mr. Franzese, I hope to see you soon. God is in control in everything, there always been fake information and some base on reality . the best of all, both are humble men. May The Lord always be with both, and all the people who subscribed to this show documental.
Thank you very much and may God bless you!
“I said a prayer for you today and know God must have heard. I felt the answer in my heart although he spoke no word! I didn’t ask for wealth or fame (I knew you wouldn’t mind). I asked him to send treasures of a far more lasting kind! I asked that he be near you at the start of each new day; To grant you health and blessings and friends to share your way! I asked for happiness for you in all things great and small. But it was for his loving care I prayed the most of all!”in Jesus name
Netflix I am sorry to say always destroys storys with their wokeness.
Great show as usual 💯👍😊
They should do a chin movie with Chaz he'd be great as chin
michael did you ever go to michaels magic touch in lyons
ill in the late 70s
I did not see "Get Gotti", but Anthony Ruggiano must have made it the best show, because he is the coolest guy around.
Afternoon🎉🎉🎉
watched this series on this channels recommendation
Facts Gotti had the government beat
Good to hear from you.
I haven't got Netflix but I would watch it, I just watch the news now I haven't really watched TV for years so it's BBC & SKY News just 1/2 HR a day.
What I did watch is killers of the flower moon at the cinema in the quays Salford Manchester.
The film was good it was a bit like gotti & Sammy the bull, the film was 1920s but de niro was a boss of the mixed native families & di caprio was like a capo the families all got caught up in a war great film.
Good conversation between two lifes,movies and the street.great idea.michael you are a unreal communicator,i didn't like the get gotti series cause it basically was everything i knew already.god bless
I liked Chazz portrayal of Castellano great job 👏🏼
He did good the movie itself wasn't that great
@@thepistolguy859 which one was better?
John gotti will always be a legend no matter what anyone says or thinks. I mean sure he did what he did but pretty much became a instant over night legend .
What's a "junket" I know someone who told me you helped them out in vegas...does this ring a bell
Who is the luchesse that died recently Michael Said he met ?
Such a great point from Michael that the only ones gotti took down was himself, gravano and loc. Sammy likes to say john took down the mob but sammys mouth put 25 times as many people in priorn vs gottis mouth
What a great combination
Respect Michael for putting Laura Ward in her place, and Chazz i totally agree with. John Gotti brung down himself. A combination of drugs and the formation of the crooked RICO act brought down Cosa Nostra.
Carlo was the one who never caught on tape as well as Joe bannono
Chazz did well acting as Castellano in Boss of Bosses.
Fear City was good but seemed incomplete. I got the sense that there were supposed to be more episodes but they were never made.
A question for Micheal, there are chinese gangsters online talking about their run ins and cooperation with italian mobsters but have you had any run ins with them yourself? if not the chinese how about the Yakuza that had small footholds back in the 80s in NYC? Ive heard of italians and yakuza working together back then but never seen anything really on the news etc.
basically wondering how global you guys were aside from europe, LCN in australia and russia.
want to hear about the Detroit Mafia aka the Combination
Greetings Mr Palmenteri “working man is the tough guy” Hey Mr Franzese we can’t get ur wine shipped to Delaware. I ordered a whole case of another wine for father in law about 5-6 years ago from California . IDK what the deal is.
I'd be more interested in:
"Getting Gigante"
SAMMY SAVED HIS SKIN PERIOD
Hey Michael ever think about doing a interview with Victoria Gotti.
Michael, would you ever do a sit down with John Gotti, Jr. Not to talk about business but about being the son of a very well known mobster in NYC. Would be interesting to see if your experiences were similar or not, especially since you both ended up in the life.
A talk without michaels dad would be a 2 minute talk or video lol
I watched Get Gotti the other day after I came back from nyc
The worst voice you ever want to hear is your own on a tape
Okay question it is who was the best boss of a family I like persico.
Regarding Sammy saying that John wanted him to take the fall. That claim from Sammy as an excuse so he could Rat is a lie. Not long before this pinch, John wanted Sammy to take control if John went down. Also, if John betrayed Sammy, “per Sammy” why did Sammy turn/betray & help take down everyone in the family & other families..?! (He ratted to avoid prison)
Yes great presentation. I watch occasionally to many bad memories for me in my youth I inadvertently became a bag man for a certain mobster wild story musical I did get wacked
Mirical didn't get wrecked not musical didn't write that
I received a message after midnight tonight with a phone number attached it said write me well does that mean send messages to this phone number thru instant messages? Call phone number? I really wanna watch what I write these days they are ignoring state of limitations and jailing people illegally. But I would not mind speaking over phone I am on a burner anyway been for 25 years. Almost non existent I hid so well. Let me know your preference. The things you will hear will surprise you. You have never heard any of this anywhere
In my realistic opinion you join a family this one is the Columbo Family so they say the family comes first I suppose it's up to you if you get married & have children they still come second after your made family.
I seriously believe we will never see a real Cosa Nostra Boss again, in the sense of what it was. Castalanno and Profaci greediest guys ive read about.
Two really likeable guys who would ever believe Michael was in the mafia 😂 could’ve worked on television but never to late to master a talent
You guys should review the movie Angelo my love it about gypsies in New York it directed by Tom from the godfather it a great movie
I love you guys❤❤❤
The reality is this... You can't beat the government. You play by their rules and beat them? They will move the goal post.
In Japan, the government decimated the Yakuzas by introducing devastating new laws (really unconstitutional), e.g if you're a member of Yakuza, you can't open a bank account, can't get a loans, can't even rent an apartment. Can't open a business etc...
The three guys John Gotti brought down believed in: a) Strength of the team(Math) b) 93 percent taxes(police) c) variations and reflections for rotations(AI)
Thw of the best!
I think chas ment to say castelano as the cheapest don
Ego,this 70s and 80s era of mobster began to develop this generation of ego driven american born gangster emerged.Michael Franzese included,law enforcement got smart and used the flash against them,they changed public opinion on organized figures.
He brought down the Gambino Family and effectively turned it into Gotti Family, which was inept.
Michael...how many of your crew ended up in jail or turning?
hey, let's do a joint project! There is a diagram for bikes from Europe🙉
Thats the problem nevermind saying he didnt expect it to be heard.He shouldnt have being talking nowhere -whats the reason to be talking about that stuff anywhere!P.s. George Gabriel brought up the apartment tapes and Gottis face dropped!
Guys, since y'all "reviewed" *"The 48 Laws of Power"* you both need to read *"The Art of Seduction"* by him......if you think the 48 Laws is good, the other book is 20x better.
Question: Michael were you able to enjoy your success knowing that you were a Law Enforcement target. How did you not worry constantly about getting pinched? And did the stress of that affect you?
How do you illegally break into someone's home to put a wiretap and that be O.K?
Haven't watched it yet but I'm going to. And Gotti didn't bring down the mob! Lol Michael is never gonna let that one go 😅 When you're against an organization that can make their own rules (government) you will always lose.
It's worth watching my friend.