Wow!❤ your best episode Jeff,I couldn't put me phone away to stop watching it,so much interesting and deep chat between you and Chris, from both of yous, felt like you two known each other your whole life, I really enjoyed and appreciated this episode, I do like most of your shows but this one stands out in my mind, thank you Jeff for sharing this and Chris for being a guest on your show. I wish both of yous all the best in the future and I hope its OK Jeff if I also start watching Chris C's podcast as he has one or did I get that wrong? Anyway thank you for a great episode. Top score 👌
Great interview Jeff. As always,but this is one of my favorites. Chris is extremely knowledgeable about history and it’s fascinating to hear what he spoke about.
I had a very good italian friend who hated that word - mafia. When he was alive i thought he was being sensitive and old fashioned especially considering him being relatively young. Gen. X. I hope he rests in peace. He was a very good man. R.I.P. Mike. I miss having a genuine friend. I aint fit to carry his shoes morally and ethically. I got to try harder. He was a blessing.
Our history is often cruel and imperfect, just like all of us. There are a lot of lessons to be learned and our society should learn from our history, not bury or deny it. Let's not judge people in history based on societies norms today and don't throw stones in glass houses.
Chris is a real man’s, Man and the world would be such a better place if more people held onto his morales, values and carried themselves with some respect. Great interview Jeff prayers for you and ur family. 🙏🏼
I wrote a book on Joe's life with his oldest son Anthony Colombo - was one of the most interesting stories to investigate. The history is mind-blowing.
I found this episode to be extremely interesting, informative, and authentic. Love what you’re doing Jeff and Chris we need more people like you… Excellent Job! God Bless Guys!
“Be careful who you hang with. If they’re not good to their parents and they’re not good to their children, what shot do you have?” I fucking love that.
This is a Stand up Guy, like his Father, we never hear about the real home lives that wise guys live. They are Father’s, Husband, Brother’s, Uncles, just every man. He has a great story, I wish he would stop smoking cigarettes. Smoke Cigars Chris. May God richly bless everyone ✝️🇺🇸!
I had heard from years ago a NYPD connection to the attack on Joe Colombo, but few ever really expounded on that. Knowing J.Edgar and the capabilities of the FBI and especially the times during that particular period, Chris Colombo's explanation has the very powerful "ring of truth". I'm extremely aware of Civil Rights history and all that surrounded it, with Colombo making the connections that he was and working with the groups that he was, he had made a most powerful enemy in the FBI. The rabbit hole goes far deeper.. Jeff, you're doing a fantastic job with this channel..Salute!
Yes, it does go very deep. To be honest studying the crime families among many other things I was trying to solve the Colombo hit myself to where I reached a point of a dead end finally crossing off crazy Joe Gallo to where I went back to make sure and I positive he didn't do it. In fact, he was known to brag about hits he did, and I had two different made guy's statements that Joe told them he had nothing to do with it. That is when I had to go to a different angle looking for motive who benefited from it and this was when the FBI came a suspect. When I started looking for who made any type of threats or statements that can be viewed as a threat, they popped up again. Finally, when you actually think about who had the capability you get where I am going with this. They are the only ones by a long shot that checked off all the boxes. It was when I first heard Chris Colombo being interviewed by Michael Franzese a little bit before this interview that I heard him make this claim it was the first time I heard anyone else have this theory that I then felt I wasn't crazy. When you look back at anyone with a platform or a powerful person able to sway the minds of how people think if they had something to do with the Civil Right Movement in a positive way, they ended up 12 feet under. You can just check them off one after the other basically. Let's see JFK, RFK, MLK, Malcom X, Abraham Lincoln, 2 Pac, San Cooke, and Fred Hampton that is barely a warm up.
Good morning Jeff just want to say great show. Honestly from Colombo to Merlino I can’t see anyone out there putting better content out there right now. Keep it up and Good luck on the handicapping, hope to see more. Good luck. Good luck and take care.
Not half way done with JN/CC sit-down and can say I'm enthralled...Chris is authoritatively smart and precise... And him and Jeff flow like they've done this for years... I love their emphasis on family and morals in "righting" this country... It needs it bad ... Fantastic job
Tough interview Jeff… Chris is no dummy… The more he talks the less you can ask him about his families life in organized crime. Interviewing people is an art…. Especially a street smart dude like Chris. You did the best you could.
Joey Diaz in an alternate universe 😂 . Love the values and stories . I grew up in the tri state in the 2000’s and all races knew how to get along . I live in Kansas City now , muchhhhhhh different. What I miss about the northeast most besides pizza and the ocean are guys like these . The wisdom and stories are tremendous. These guys are a dying breed . Protect em !!
36:50 I believe I heard James Caan as Sonny in the Godfather say the n-word when they're at the dinner table and he says "the n-words are driving their Cadillacs up in Harlem."
Great interview Jeff buddy would really love to see you interview Linda Malito Louis malito wife would love to hear her side of the Louis and scammys story we only get scammys side
Best guest I have ever seen on this channel hands down the man spoke like a true gentleman and spoke nothing but truth unlike a lot of these people you see on TH-cam . God Bless him and all others who attempt to live righteously . Even though I am not a fan of Jeff Nadu I don't have any hate in my heart for him and will be taking a cue from Chris and praying for his father when I finish with this comment . Good luck to Mr. Columbo on his content endeavor's .
Very interesting interview Jeff . I too, are on the belief that these informants are government assets before they ‘flip’. Maybe not all of them, but a good percentage of them are. Great work Jeff
One of the greatest episodes in this whole genre. I watch everything and by far, Chris Colombo is just a normal person with the right morals. Would be a great idea to get him on more often and hit him with more questions of "the life" without the violence. Thanks, all the way from Australia 🇦🇺
Anthony ruggianos was going to those protests and the day joe Colombo was killed his father wouldn't let him go so he odviously new something was going down and it was from the other families.
Just found this. What got my interest was the statement of the FBI being behind Columbos death. A new one because it's always either Joe Gallo, or Carlo and the other bosses accused of being behind it.
Its even listening to his son speak and you realise how his senior was such a strong leader of men, speak for what he believed in. The biggest thing I take away is how his sons almost mentally past the lifestyle etc the cosa nostra day to day life
As a kid my father would bring me to a horse farm about 20 minutes from TRENTON MAYBE IT WAS HIGHTSTOWN OR COLTSNECK…. And I loved it there was a lake with fish horses and all the old man’s grand kids to play with, I knew he dealt with construction in some way as did my pop now that I’m older I know that man to be SAL PROFACI
Another great interview Jeff. I respect Chris and the entire Colombo family but I can’t help feeling as though he’s a bit delusional about his father. If the league was organized to help Italian Americans, then where did all of the money “donated” go? I’ve heard directly from my grandparents and parents that overall the league was just another racket built off of true concerns of discriminatation by average hard working Italians at that time. He saw an avenue and took advantage of it. The majority of Italians knew this and if they were not forced to donate would otherwise not have.
there was a ton of FBI investigation into the League funds following the shooting. They did everything they could to get an indictment but could not. And we all know hoe easy it is for the FEDS to get an inducement. The truth was there were plenty of things the money was going to - from Camp Unity in upstate NY to drug rehab facilities in the tribal state area - not to mention the weekly meetings at the Park Sheraton Hotel in NYC where people went in front of the Dais to ask the league for financial help with things that were left behind by other agencies. I wrote Joe Colombo's life story and the research and evidence I found on the League was enough to write an entire book alone.
You make a good point, but the man was shot & was in a comma, so the league dissolved. What I mean is it is hard to complain about the where the money ended up because the sole person in control of it was unable to say where it is or how much there was etc. Wives back in those days didn't have a clue about any of the workings of their husband's business affairs. Not to be argumentative I am just saying. Though as far as people being forced to donate really? Come on now I don't buy that.
If anyone's wondering what Mr Colombo means when the word Mafia is an acronym for "get the French out" this is what he means: Although there is an alternative theory (Mafia is derived from the Arabic mu'afah, meaning 'refuge or protection'), it is widely thought that Mafia is the acronym of Morte Ai Francesi Italiani Allarme, (Death to all the Waiting Frenchmen threatened by the Italians) the battle cry of the Sicilian Vespers
@The Sitdown with Jeff Nadu for whatever it is worth I thought I would tell you that I look into old cases trying to solve them. I studied criminal justice for 3 years earning a partial academic scholarship to Southwest Texas State University for Criminology. Anyways, to the point I looked into the Colombo shooting because I kept noticing in documentaries that the person behind it was somewhat a mystery and the fact that I became pretty knowledgeable about the crime families long ago due to the JFK assassination. To make a long story short I eventually came to a dead end when I cleared Joe Gallo whom most seemed to recognize him to be responsible. When I checked back to see what the police detectives working the case felt about Joe Gallo, they also had cleared him (Police detectives working homicide not the FBI obviously). So, I went back to square one to approach it in a non-conventional way. I made a check list basically first looking for motive and then who benefitted from the demise of Joe Colombo. Narrowing down the list of possible suspects. I was only able to do it this way because I was now familiar with the case. When I started thinking who was actually able to pull something like this off meaning having a press pass and find a shooter etc. that made it much easier to eliminate people. To many people get caught up on the fact Joe Gallo befriended Nicky Barnes while in the joint, and besides Nicky Barnes later in life was clear about what Joe Gallo was schooling him on and what his beef was with the old timer. Never was there any mention of an issue with Joe Colombo it was Joe Profaci. In the end the FBI was the only one that had the all the check marks by a long shot. It wasn't until later that I heard Chris mention this on an interview with Michael Franzese that I heard him say this making my jaw hit the floor. That was the first time I thought just maybe what I came up with wasn't so crazy. Besides they were one of only a few people he had some type of beef with at that time. I mean if the shoe fits, then I don't know what else to say. I am not sure how things worked out with your father's health and situation, but I do hope that he is alright doing better now. Hearing you guy's talk about that I know that it is not easy when those close to use are not in the best of shape. I just dealt with a similar situation yesterday myself because my grandmother lives with me. Btw this was a really good interview. Take care!
Very tragic story. Mr Colombo was a character & Mike Franzese says cool things about him. Very sorry this happened. He was an advocate for Italian-Americans
I agree with a lot of what Mr. Colombo said here. Smart guy. Also, there shouldn’t be RICO either as it is in violation of the constitution.(that doesn’t mean I don’t want to see Giuliani get convicted under it….then they could disbar it…) Good episode.
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Just said a prayer for your father and the family.
Awesome
@@mattsweeny3957that is a beautiful bldg... Right near the old Elks Lodge
Chris colembo is a very intelligent man nice sit down jeff
Wow!❤ your best episode Jeff,I couldn't put me phone away to stop watching it,so much interesting and deep chat between you and Chris, from both of yous, felt like you two known each other your whole life, I really enjoyed and appreciated this episode, I do like most of your shows but this one stands out in my mind, thank you Jeff for sharing this and Chris for being a guest on your show. I wish both of yous all the best in the future and I hope its OK Jeff if I also start watching Chris C's podcast as he has one or did I get that wrong? Anyway thank you for a great episode. Top score 👌
Great interview Jeff. As always,but this is one of my favorites. Chris is extremely knowledgeable about history and it’s fascinating to hear what he spoke about.
Glad you enjoyed it!
He has gotten a lot of knowledge - I wrote the book on his father with his oldest brother Anthony Colombo.
I had a very good italian friend who hated that word - mafia. When he was alive i thought he was being sensitive and old fashioned especially considering him being relatively young. Gen. X. I hope he rests in peace. He was a very good man. R.I.P. Mike. I miss having a genuine friend. I aint fit to carry his shoes morally and ethically. I got to try harder. He was a blessing.
This was a great interview Jeff with Chris Columbo. Especially him sharing the truth about his father and Joe Gallo relationship. Thanks for sharing
Our history is often cruel and imperfect, just like all of us. There are a lot of lessons to be learned and our society should learn from our history, not bury or deny it. Let's not judge people in history based on societies norms today and don't throw stones in glass houses.
our history has been altered by the tel-a -lie-vision and movies to make the people think a certain way.
Unfortunately, your wisdom will fall on more deaf ears than those who are paying attention…. 🤷♂️
Chris is a real man’s, Man and the world would be such a better place if more people held onto his morales, values and carried themselves with some respect. Great interview Jeff prayers for you and ur family. 🙏🏼
Good interview. I wrote Joe's life story with his oldest son - Anthony Colombo.
Great Content Jeff! Really enjoyed the show! Joe Colombo is a nice guy! Hope to see you guys again! Prayers for your dad.
I wrote a book on Joe's life with his oldest son Anthony Colombo - was one of the most interesting stories to investigate. The history is mind-blowing.
One of the best interviews I’ve seen, and I seen a lot! Very interesting and well spoken.
They call Vincent gigante the chin because his mom used to call him chinzino or something in Italian for “little Vincent”
I found this episode to be extremely interesting, informative, and authentic. Love what you’re doing Jeff and Chris we need more people like you… Excellent Job! God Bless Guys!
Sending prayers to your Dad Jeff!
thanks for watching
“Be careful who you hang with. If they’re not good to their parents and they’re not good to their children, what shot do you have?” I fucking love that.
This is a Stand up Guy, like his Father, we never hear about the real home lives that wise guys live. They are Father’s, Husband, Brother’s, Uncles, just every man. He has a great story, I wish he would stop smoking cigarettes. Smoke Cigars Chris. May God richly bless everyone ✝️🇺🇸!
He’s a good man
I had heard from years ago a NYPD connection to the attack on Joe Colombo, but few ever really expounded on that. Knowing J.Edgar and the capabilities of the FBI and especially the times during that particular period, Chris Colombo's explanation has the very powerful "ring of truth". I'm extremely aware of Civil Rights history and all that surrounded it, with Colombo making the connections that he was and working with the groups that he was, he had made a most powerful enemy in the FBI. The rabbit hole goes far deeper.. Jeff, you're doing a fantastic job with this channel..Salute!
Yes, it does go very deep. To be honest studying the crime families among many other things I was trying to solve the Colombo hit myself to where I reached a point of a dead end finally crossing off crazy Joe Gallo to where I went back to make sure and I positive he didn't do it. In fact, he was known to brag about hits he did, and I had two different made guy's statements that Joe told them he had nothing to do with it. That is when I had to go to a different angle looking for motive who benefited from it and this was when the FBI came a suspect. When I started looking for who made any type of threats or statements that can be viewed as a threat, they popped up again. Finally, when you actually think about who had the capability you get where I am going with this. They are the only ones by a long shot that checked off all the boxes. It was when I first heard Chris Colombo being interviewed by Michael Franzese a little bit before this interview that I heard him make this claim it was the first time I heard anyone else have this theory that I then felt I wasn't crazy. When you look back at anyone with a platform or a powerful person able to sway the minds of how people think if they had something to do with the Civil Right Movement in a positive way, they ended up 12 feet under. You can just check them off one after the other basically. Let's see JFK, RFK, MLK, Malcom X, Abraham Lincoln, 2 Pac, San Cooke, and Fred Hampton that is barely a warm up.
Good morning Jeff just want to say great show. Honestly from Colombo to Merlino I can’t see anyone out there putting better content out there right now. Keep it up and Good luck on the handicapping, hope to see more. Good luck. Good luck and take care.
Great interview.
It would make sense...the FBI was dismantling many civil rights movements even if they were a force for good.
Facts and most times it ended with their death from what I see. It is crazy when you look back at it.
Not sure where this is coming from - Chin got that name from his mother - she called him Chin - as short for Vincenszo - that is not any big secret
This was awesome, Chris is great, awesome interview Jeff. Keep up the great work!
What a great interview Jeff. Cheers from Australia and keep up the great work
Not half way done with JN/CC sit-down and can say I'm enthralled...Chris is authoritatively smart and precise... And him and Jeff flow like they've done this for years... I love their emphasis on family and morals in "righting" this country... It needs it bad ... Fantastic job
Thanks for watching man
What a great show Jeff. I learned a lot about Joe Colombo this is what it’s all about. Awesome 👏
Great interview guys… Salute!
Prayers for your Pop Jeff.
Great Interview Jeff ! Prayers Up for your Dad 😇🙏
Wonderful interview. Really shows how twisted the history books are.
appreciate it Richard
Jeff this is one of your best work in my opinion
Thank you!
I’m m glad i listen to the end 🤛🏿wise man
Tough interview Jeff… Chris is no dummy… The more he talks the less you can ask him about his families life in organized crime. Interviewing people is an art…. Especially a street smart dude like Chris. You did the best you could.
Lol good observation
Excellent interview 👏 what a smart well spoken man he definitely kept my interest throughout the whole show.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I can't wait until you drop it Jeff
.... wtf the kis connection threw me for a loop, never expected that. So Awesome.
Chris is a character, I could listen to this all day!
thanks for watching
great interview Jeff, Chris is a great speaker. I hope your Father improves, best of luck.
Please keep them coming Jeff love the show. Huge Canadian fan
Jesus ‼️ Chris just never stops 👂🏼 😂😂
HELLO JEFF , I KNEW HIS FATHER, BROTHERS AND HIM FROM THE NABE .I WOULD HAVE JUMPED IN , GOOD LUCK
Such an amazing interview
Joey Diaz in an alternate universe 😂 . Love the values and stories . I grew up in the tri state in the 2000’s and all races knew how to get along . I live in Kansas City now , muchhhhhhh different. What I miss about the northeast most besides pizza and the ocean are guys like these . The wisdom and stories are tremendous. These guys are a dying breed . Protect em !!
Listened to Chris do a interview the other week..seems like a cool dude
These guys are natural shit talkers
This was the best interview. A lot of wisdom 🎉🎉🎉🎉
36:50 I believe I heard James Caan as Sonny in the Godfather say the n-word when they're at the dinner table and he says "the n-words are driving their Cadillacs up in Harlem."
I have learned some stuff. Mr Chris should write a "Think about what you do" book. He makes a lot of good points.
More quality, Thank You Jeff!
What a great guest Jeff, brilliant content once again ❤
thank you
There for the grace of God go I, was a term my father used........Brilliant guest and interview Jeff.
Great interview Jeff buddy would really love to see you interview Linda Malito Louis malito wife would love to hear her side of the Louis and scammys story we only get scammys side
thanks for watching. I may look into it
Best guest I have ever seen on this channel hands down the man spoke like a true gentleman and spoke nothing but truth unlike a lot of these people you see on TH-cam . God Bless him and all others who attempt to live righteously . Even though I am not a fan of Jeff Nadu I don't have any hate in my heart for him and will be taking a cue from Chris and praying for his father when I finish with this comment . Good luck to Mr. Columbo on his content endeavor's .
Thanks for watching. What did I do to you?
You know I’ve been waiting!
Very interesting interview Jeff .
I too, are on the belief that these informants are government assets before they ‘flip’.
Maybe not all of them, but a good percentage of them are.
Great work Jeff
I love the sky. I learned so much. I’m so glad he’s sharing all of his knowledge.❤
Oh, I love this guy
Great interview Jeff, as always!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of the greatest episodes in this whole genre. I watch everything and by far, Chris Colombo is just a normal person with the right morals. Would be a great idea to get him on more often and hit him with more questions of "the life" without the violence.
Thanks, all the way from Australia 🇦🇺
Jeff is definitely the best host out of all the mob podcasters he does the best interviews
Thanks so much bro
Anthony ruggianos was going to those protests and the day joe Colombo was killed his father wouldn't let him go so he odviously new something was going down and it was from the other families.
Great interview as always…..
Thanks for listening
What a great interview.
WOW amazing information 1st class family 1st Chris Colombo in my book ! thanks sir ! Gary Cuccurullo
Can't wait Jeff! Will be exciting show today!❤️👏
How cool! Thanks Jeff
Wow great interview
Chris is right about what the word mafia means. I first read it in a book bout the cosa nostra in Sicilly
Just found this. What got my interest was the statement of the FBI being behind Columbos death. A new one because it's always either Joe Gallo, or Carlo and the other bosses accused of being behind it.
Its even listening to his son speak and you realise how his senior was such a strong leader of men, speak for what he believed in. The biggest thing I take away is how his sons almost mentally past the lifestyle etc the cosa nostra day to day life
Jeff! Great! Jeff the great
Guest is amazing.🎉
Great show Jeff.and prayers to your dad.
When he’s talking about the origin of the “mafia”… the Beati Paoli were a secret organization in Palermo that fought the French invaders in Sicily
how did I miss this! Let's go just popped up on my homepage
As a kid my father would bring me to a horse farm about 20 minutes from TRENTON MAYBE IT WAS HIGHTSTOWN OR COLTSNECK…. And I loved it there was a lake with fish horses and all the old man’s grand kids to play with, I knew he dealt with construction in some way as did my pop now that I’m older I know that man to be SAL PROFACI
There are wiretaps with made men calling it the mafia
Chris Colombo sounds like a good man.
thanks for watching
Another great interview Jeff. I respect Chris and the entire Colombo family but I can’t help feeling as though he’s a bit delusional about his father. If the league was organized to help Italian Americans, then where did all of the money “donated” go? I’ve heard directly from my grandparents and parents that overall the league was just another racket built off of true concerns of discriminatation by average hard working Italians at that time. He saw an avenue and took advantage of it. The majority of Italians knew this and if they were not forced to donate would otherwise not have.
I agree but I would defend my father till the day I die as well so i understand both sides
there was a ton of FBI investigation into the League funds following the shooting. They did everything they could to get an indictment but could not. And we all know hoe easy it is for the FEDS to get an inducement. The truth was there were plenty of things the money was going to - from Camp Unity in upstate NY to drug rehab facilities in the tribal state area - not to mention the weekly meetings at the Park Sheraton Hotel in NYC where people went in front of the Dais to ask the league for financial help with things that were left behind by other agencies. I wrote Joe Colombo's life story and the research and evidence I found on the League was enough to write an entire book alone.
Thank u😊
You make a good point, but the man was shot & was in a comma, so the league dissolved. What I mean is it is hard to complain about the where the money ended up because the sole person in control of it was unable to say where it is or how much there was etc. Wives back in those days didn't have a clue about any of the workings of their husband's business affairs. Not to be argumentative I am just saying. Though as far as people being forced to donate really? Come on now I don't buy that.
Great interview jeff 👍
Great show Jeff. That's history.
thanks for watching
I'm die hard Pittsburgh Steelers fan ever since I was a kid
Hi Jeff! Hope you’re having a great day so far.
All thats remember about Memphis is the day of the assassination but the day prior is a forgotten inconvenience!
Chris seems a lot like the actor son of real mother of Marty Scorsace from the movie Casino Vinny Vella
If anyone's wondering what Mr Colombo means when the word Mafia is an acronym for "get the French out" this is what he means:
Although there is an alternative theory (Mafia is derived from the Arabic mu'afah, meaning 'refuge or protection'), it is widely thought that Mafia is the acronym of Morte Ai Francesi Italiani Allarme, (Death to all the Waiting Frenchmen threatened by the Italians) the battle cry of the Sicilian Vespers
@@matheusborgesv I'm not sure sorry, I literally just copied and pasted from Google
Chris is a class act - very smart quality person
Carlo Gambino was behind this hit
@MichaelBlain7990 hey the mafia was a pro government organization kept around till they wasn't needed anymore
Chris is a tremendous guest. Very smart and sharp one of the last links to the real La Cosa Nostra !!
thanks for watching
What a solid dude
@The Sitdown with Jeff Nadu for whatever it is worth I thought I would tell you that I look into old cases trying to solve them. I studied criminal justice for 3 years earning a partial academic scholarship to Southwest Texas State University for Criminology. Anyways, to the point I looked into the Colombo shooting because I kept noticing in documentaries that the person behind it was somewhat a mystery and the fact that I became pretty knowledgeable about the crime families long ago due to the JFK assassination. To make a long story short I eventually came to a dead end when I cleared Joe Gallo whom most seemed to recognize him to be responsible. When I checked back to see what the police detectives working the case felt about Joe Gallo, they also had cleared him (Police detectives working homicide not the FBI obviously). So, I went back to square one to approach it in a non-conventional way. I made a check list basically first looking for motive and then who benefitted from the demise of Joe Colombo. Narrowing down the list of possible suspects. I was only able to do it this way because I was now familiar with the case. When I started thinking who was actually able to pull something like this off meaning having a press pass and find a shooter etc. that made it much easier to eliminate people. To many people get caught up on the fact Joe Gallo befriended Nicky Barnes while in the joint, and besides Nicky Barnes later in life was clear about what Joe Gallo was schooling him on and what his beef was with the old timer. Never was there any mention of an issue with Joe Colombo it was Joe Profaci. In the end the FBI was the only one that had the all the check marks by a long shot. It wasn't until later that I heard Chris mention this on an interview with Michael Franzese that I heard him say this making my jaw hit the floor. That was the first time I thought just maybe what I came up with wasn't so crazy. Besides they were one of only a few people he had some type of beef with at that time. I mean if the shoe fits, then I don't know what else to say.
I am not sure how things worked out with your father's health and situation, but I do hope that he is alright doing better now. Hearing you guy's talk about that I know that it is not easy when those close to use are not in the best of shape. I just dealt with a similar situation yesterday myself because my grandmother lives with me. Btw this was a really good interview. Take care!
what a great show, so much unknown history
thanks for watching
Great interview. But according to Chris his father was a saint. Hard to believe
Very tragic story. Mr Colombo was a character & Mike Franzese says cool things about him. Very sorry this happened. He was an advocate for Italian-Americans
thanks for watching
I wrote Joe's life story with his oldest son Anthony Colombo. One of the most dynamic and paradoxical figures in organized crime.
amen to that!@@Doncapria
He’s definitely spot on about Sammy!
Killin it Jeff!
Great video🥂
Great episode 👍👍👍
thanks for watching
I agree with a lot of what Mr. Colombo said here. Smart guy. Also, there shouldn’t be RICO either as it is in violation of the constitution.(that doesn’t mean I don’t want to see Giuliani get convicted under it….then they could disbar it…)
Good episode.
Rico is a unfair shady advantage for the government, Biden should be convicted not Giuliani./
The Browns were giving 3 and lost by 4. The Patriots also lost. He went 0 for 2.
Wow... that was a strong case for not recognizing the word "mafia" -- very well stated and with eloquence ❣️
@2:31
thanks for watching
Saw his hbo thing years ago
God bless your father Jeff
Jadakiss is the man
Speaking of Jadakiss, his dad and Jada recently are in the coffee business and his rap group owns several juice bars
Prayers for your dad and yere whole family