Chazz Palminteri Blasts The Mafia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Patrick Bet-David Podcast Episode 88. In this short clip, they talk about what Chazz Palminteri thinks about the mob in its current state.
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A Bronx Tale was one of the few movies that had an enduring positive effect on me. I think that movie did to me exactly what Chaz wanted it to do FOR young men.
i can certainly relate to that statement.
Thats true thats a real movie.
As a survivor (I didn’t get busted I didn’t get hurt I always got the pass when in real threat simply bc I was honest and considered decent.) of my own tales of adventures in my youth. Some of my friends died already. Some arrested. Some deported. Others just lost touch due to all the craziness of the past, they live calm lives now they don’t want or need to re hash any past.
The Bronx tale did wonders for me personally. It made realize. Nobody is wrong in particular. We’re just different in the same place we all call society separated by rules imposed by these same ppl who are just like what you see in the mirror but they are empowered bc of social accepted traditions and a system. A system created for a particular reason with a view and large scale overall goal. With social preferences. But in general. We are the same. Humans. Science brings us together. Why is that not important??? I would wonder as a young kid. I was about 12 yrs old. when I thought about this. I’m 31 yrs old today and I thought I was crazy at that time.
Palmintieri was a much better Angelo Bruno in the film 'Legend' than Keitel was as Bruno in 'The Irishman.' 100%. Looked like more like Bruno, too.
Yeah great movie
Lillo is a friend of the family
He's a changed man
Good for him
I’m black but it’s the same thing in our poor neighborhoods. The media glamorizes the “gangsta” lifestyle and as a result people think this stuff is cool and try to copy it. Everyone wants to be hard. But I say, get up and go to work and earn a legit living for yourself and try to be here to love your family
And to think……just like the mafia, the crips and other black gangs were originally started to protect their neighborhoods……….until it wasn’t 💯🙏🙌😎
Did you watch the wire? . So real
Same thing with the Narcos series.
Live through you're closes family members and friends getting killed and you're the last one left and you're only in your 40's! Trust me, it's nothing glamorous about it yell
@@box5bastard277 and the ones that were not taken by violence are falling apart from drugs and alcohol
I realized that as I got older. Those Goodfellas movies are full of terrible people that take advantage of the working class.
Couldn’t figure that out when you were younger?
@@markstevens1729 nope. People still idolize those types as with the gangsta culture taking over the US. Lots of young kids no where near the ‘hoods act and wish they were in that culture not knowing it is not a glorious or fun life at all.
@@AclypseOfReason I get it.. when I was a kid 50-60 years ago, it was “army” “cowboys and Indians” and rarely “cops and robbers.” Never “mobsters” “gangsters” or “mafia.” But when you see these thugs in a movie, or worse, meet one in real life, you don’t connect the dots on how they bully, intimidate, injure or kill to get their way? You could never put yourself, or your dad, in the story as a victim?
@@markstevens1729 exactly. I grew up in the late 80s- early 90s when Goodfellas came out and most people seemed to look at them as cool.
Once you work then you realize how these people take advantage of their own communities. Their own people are terrorized by them.
I think there is a real lack of male heroes now and these losers fill that void for so many young kids without fathers. I had little influence from my father and I looked for what I thought were men.
That's the point we all glossed over
The working man keeps the world turning , never forget that.
What do you mean, the mob built a lot of America , Las Vegas is just one example !
@@TheBaBaTV and who makes las vegas what it is ? Not the mob but the working man who comes to gamble and enjoy himself.
Oh I love this
The mafia prays on other people's efforts and takes what other people rightfully earn so no the mob doesn't contribute anything meaningful to society that only create an atmosphere of fear and power which ends in death
The mob works too man... everything snd anything else everyone does plays a part in this world 🌎🤷♂️
Chazz is 100% right. I lived in a neighborhood in Brooklyn that back in the 1960s and 1970s was 90% Italian and the every store owner (most were Italian) paid, whether they liked it or not, protection to the mob. Rudy Guiliani knew that the mob was a leech on hardworking Italians and he not only had no problem with putting away mob guys, but saw it was his duty as an Italian.
Quite ironic that Rudy turned into a grifter conning poor people on behalf of his mob boss.
@@jasonphillip1966 wrong.
Then crazy Rudy turned into one of the biggest crooks in American history.
He is so different in Bronx Tale, in reality just a kind soft spoken man, in the movie he is tough even without talking, great performance.
His great in acting as a mafia guy in my opinion.
He's somewhat not even acting. He's from the era he was tied to alot more than u may realize. Don't let the actor bit fool you, he's a stand up guy. He's not a sucker. An honorable all across the board.
I like how Chazz is so uninterested and unimpressed by the idea of talking to and learning from these gangsters, and says they’re mostly full of shit
because he's a smart guy that thinks for himself and was actually around these lowlives. They aren't cool. They're mostly low-iq, depressed pieces of shit. A few flashy funny guys get the limelight, movies get made, and people forget the truth.
And Chazz is an overrated actor who made money from glamorizing mafia lifestyle in Hollywood lmao
@@doctorblue6375 overrated how??
Exactly meanwhile Patrick Bet-David idolizes them. It's kind of how Latin Americans hate drug kingpins but Americans will wear a Pablo Escobar tshirt unironically.
@@RamonesFan201 Not good
Finally some honesty about the mafia nonsense.
You really think this is honest?
@@legenda4341 Honest in that it’s an evil life, yes. This myth that “we only kill our own” is absolute self-serving nonsense. The entire premise of the Mafia requires violence against innocent people. That organization is based on simple extortion -- nothing else.
💯
By far one of the best channels on TH-cam. These types of “interviews” which are just conversations among men are the best!!
"When someone says you are gonna sit in a bix for 40-50 years you are gonna talk."
The working man truly brings structure and stability to their society
I can curse right..?! Moves on cursing 5 times in 20 seconds😂 respect for the working men.. Keep grinding💪🏻
"It doesnt take much strength to pull a trigger"
My favorite part of the interview “ that is BULLSHIT!….. Bullshit!”
What a great individual Chazz is. You are as well Patrick as are your co-hosts but Chazz just resonates at a whole other level. Have been following him pretty much my entire life since he made A Bronx Tale and he reminds me so much of the people I have had the pleasure to know and engage with my entire life having grown up in an Ital Centric community.
Spot on.
The whole bullshit of “we never hurt civilians” yeah if they paid you not to beat them up or destroy their business. I love reading the stories as much as anyone but the adulation is bollox
yeah or sometimes just by saying the wrong thing to the wrong guy at the wrong time.
Never went after upstanding civilians. It was the dope dealers, porn hustlers, etc. that had to pay tax.
As my sons grew I always thought to myself, what was I doing when I was their age. It's scary, I can't imagine them doing the crap I did so young.
A lot of adultery and back stabbing in that lifestyle.
Patrick is definitely guilty of glamorising the mafia. The way he fawns all over his mob guests is pretty unsettling.
I had some former mob members in my wife’s family and her mom always tells about how good it was when they controlled the neighborhood was. And I tell her it was only good if you were on their side, other than that it sucked.
What did she say?
@@adrianothegoat she said she felt the neighborhood was more in control and safer. Plus it was a super black vs Italian thing. A lot of racism. So to her they were the good guys.
@@big0514 nice
@@big0514 and Sammy Gravano said recently the Italian mobsters loved black people. Lmao. Sammy the revisionist historian. "On his worst day John Gotti was a better man than Sammy Gravano": Michael Franzese.
@@big0514 Sounds wonderful, wigger.
A Bronx Tale is one of my all time favorite movies. Great interview minus the fact Adam was involved.
Serial killers like Roy Demeo gets glamorized and books written about him, and he's just one.
all the glamor around the mafia ended when the rats became famous
I believe every nationality has a cologero, sonny and Lorenzo and thats why bronx tale is such a great 🎥
He has wrote his life and what a life you have made in believing in yourself writing and playing your story in your movie A Bronx Tale one of my favourite and a real movie of your life Chazz, my grandfather worked hard every day and was well respected and lived a hell of a life he would have given me the market stick a few times after he passed away when I was 16 after he got cancer then got told he had 3 months to live and he just got on with it. I am just so grateful to have looked after him when he moved into my family home and I watched his body waste away broke my heart carrying up the stairs to bed but still today people talk to me about him, I take pride in that and knowing he is no longer in pain God 🙏 and have a good day peace 💯
Sammy and Jr. Great idea for a sit-down...
Then we'll need Alite with a baseball bat 😜😜😜
Great interview 👍
Pat knows alite is ah joke. That's why he wouldn't even entertain alite vs Jr Gotti.... He knows the real interview is Sammy vs Gotti Jr.... Alite is ah clown. He wasn't even in the mafia
True Talk!!!! Great Job Chaz:)
“Sonny was right… nobody cares”
Wow what a solid take on the topic 👌🏻
People who grew up in those crime-ridden neighborhoods and decided to never get involved in this life deserve so much respect. You can say they were the true wiseguys
If you don't think the Mafia is harmful to communities then go look out at how Italy is doing in areas where organized crime is still prevalent.
LET PEOPLE SPEEK, DONT INTERRUPT THEM.
What you think in Italy who sends Italian Mobsters in jail? Italian prosecutor.. Lol
Isn't it kinda ironic how a person who became a successful actor/celebrity playing a mobster,.tells you to dislike mobsters...? I mean, many of his movies will be a perfect example why a lot went that route to begin with
Well no, what about actors who play serial killers, obviously that doesn’t mean the actor likes serial killers.
Acting is his job no mater what roll he has to play he can still have an opinion on these no good gangsters
Even when he played Sonny his character served as a caution tale for Cologero. Sonny made sure Cologero didn’t hang with his loser friends who ended up getting killed by their own Molotov cocktails, and he instructed C not to become like him. But he had to teach C what it meant to grow up in that environment, something Lorenzo wouldn’t do. I think Sonny was the embodiment of a caution tale story, and probably the manifestation of Paliminteri’s beliefs on that life.
he is an actor ... his job is to ... act RELAX my guy
This logic, Superman movies makes people jump off buildings.
The reason Gotti did not rat, is because he was the top target. He beat multiple cases and was flashy beyond belief…. He would not of had an opportunity to strike a deal… he was the end game for the authorities.
I don't thunk that's true. Gotti had info on The Chin, he was close with Vic Orena & Joey Massino. He had info on everyone.
@wamaka mwenifumbo Gaspipe was nota boss. I'm not saying bosses don't have the option to rat in general. Who was Gotti gonna Rat on though? At that time he was the big fish. He beat multiple cases and was flaunting his power. I don't believe there would have been a deal offered to him.
Even though People bash Adam a lot in the comments.You can tell him and Pat have a great relationship even though they disagree on some things.
Indeed.Adam is very moderate left, yet he's still bashed af in the comments. Also he seems like a chill and well intentioned guy, i really don't understand the hate.
@@MotionlessScreamer I don’t understand it either. People just don’t want to hear alternate views I guess. Which is what Pat does.
@@EliteClinicalResearch true, they're as bad as the left they hate so much.
@@MotionlessScreamer Facts!
he's the ONLY one who has the guts to disagree with Pat!
Your a genius and the do the best interviews David
Wiener face
I do like his interviews but sometimes I feel he doesn’t let the guests finish what their saying.
“JoJo stop F’in breathin on me!”
A priest, my best friend and a wise guy........I was waiting on the punchline 😂
Everyone always mentions Gotti but no one ever talks about how he was the worst boss the head of a criminal organization & always on the front page of the newspaper virtually the whole time as boss he spent in a courtroom
Those football jersey numbers get EVERYBODY!!!
Joe Morgan who lead the Mexican mafia also pushed away a priest on his death bed... they do it because telling a priest your sins is ratting
Chazz has psychic powers he holds someone's key's and he tells them their past, ask him the next time he's on your show bro.
It's funny. He won't say who the real sonny was!. I thought Sonny Franszese.
But then he said sonny died . In real life..
Cmon Chaz... Ur killing us over here
Stop fuckin breathing on me jojo your killing me over here
salute to the guy in the Fozzy t shirt 🐐
A lotta wisdom, from Chazz, there!
Bronx tale was great... Chazz lit it up...
I just noticed 6:10 there is a guy sitting at a desk in the background
Rudy put away people who were gangsters. That is it.
Cartels make the mafia look like angels 😇
Your right, but the cartels have no honor.
@@eltocayo87 True they're True killer's, bad thing is they will never be stopped, Toby Muses Book ( KILO ) explains this well
American army make cartels look like angels.
@@creamydistortion Have you hear about the war on drugs...........they can't stop them, read up on Iran-Contra 👍
@@creamydistortion Read Toby Muse's Book ( KILO )
He’s obviously still bitter he couldn’t catch keyzer soze
Hand me the keys !
You win comment of the year .!! Period .
I agree with Chazz to an extent. If you could guarantee that a man's family will want for nothing for the rest of their lives I think a lot of them would do the time.
or they will do what they all do and talk because they want to spend that time with their families instead of buried alive in a cell
Those mobsters were a giant family each family knew each other so if one ratted then everyone would know and they obviously would be killed they had loyalty that's y they refused to rat
Patrick and Sean Evans need to have a sit down as some if the best interviewers of all times
Chazz Palminteri : I don't think it'll happen
Patrick: Challenge accepted
Chas is brilliant 👍
This . Was. Refreshing .
Fozzy getting some love...I love it!
The Mob did protect the neighborhood from interlopers Old ladies and everyone could walk the streets without fear.
You need some new co host. The ones you have now don’t know how to ask questions
I’m sure he doesn’t say this to his rear end buddy, Michael Franzese
Oooohhh Chazz is getting fckin fresh ova here...
Yow not gonna lie Chazz fr look like the stereotypical mafia boss !! great actor
Pat always got the freshest jacket and clothes
when you're right, you're right
Rudy getting charged and getting his mugshot taken, and getting sued and losing his law license is karma.
Nuttin for nuttin, I got out May 7th 1998 at 8:05 in the morning with nothing but a bag of clothes, a bus ticket and a $100. By 1:00 in the afternoon I had an apartment and 10 G's in my pocket because of a wiseguy I met on the inside. I spent a yr and a half in the life before a RICO indictment got me. Cost me 1.9 but I got to walk away and didn't RAT. Still get respect when I go to South Philly. Even though it's full of treachery and fucking rats, I'd never change the time I spent in a crew for anything !
Where Chaz is from that part of the Bronx was not burning. Arthur avenue is and was not the South Bronx.
Just the title that Chazz would like to see.
“Puttem in da F***** batrooom!”
Junior Gotti vs Sammy the bull, in a sitdown. This needs to happen.
The mob been real quiet since this dropped.
“ You know who this is , it’s Me !
“ Me Who ?
“ You know who , It’s Me “
If u grow up to a criminal ,u know he kills and takes protection , his sons see.that as an example how they should be and act.
Not to be mean, but if Sammy and Jr sat down, Sammy would probably make Jr look like a Neanderthal.
They wouldn’t be able to make that threat, to the wise guys in Scotland, because there’s no sun ☀️ lol.
Look at that immigrant, the next time you see one of them will be 2040.
We need to do a show, Mario
Why you Poser..
You both make a TON of money off of it!
Quite ironic that Rudy turned into a grifter working for a mob boss….
Well done Robert Deniro.
Pat if you put john junior in front of sammy, he would of go after sammy with all he got, you would need riot gear to come him down.
Hot take chaz!
next week i will be a made man...wish me good luck dudes
i see patrick is doing a great job at having his audience glorify the mob life.....
Working man is the sucker! Take what you want in life and never look back!
Good luck with that.....
You probably never stole a lollipop in your life.
@@BUDOKAIultimate3 My life is amazing hope y’all taking what’s yours!
A man that made millions possibly playing mobsters in movies is saying it's no good and he's not even in the mafia in the real life.
Duh? What's the point of this comment?
A movie is a movie lol 😂 Marlon Brando played the Godfather but that doesn’t mean he’s a real mafia boss. Sean Connery played James Bond that’s doesn’t mean he’s a British Spy lol. It’s why Sean, Marlon and Chazz are called actors. It’s the actors who think they’re really like that in real life (cough Steven Seagal). Brando, Chazz and even JOE PESCI (who plays mobsters to a T) denounces them.
Thank you - I hate all these people making money on talking about their old idiotic mafia lifestyles
WELL SAID.
He made a good point
John Gotti Jr and Sammy the bull gravano in an interview you could sell that pay-per-view
It's smarter to be an associate or a con man who gets in to get out rather than a made man because it kind of sucks to get up early and work your ass off every day for people who Don't give a shit about you
chazz you just had a sit down with mike franzese, you tell him this?
that last fella didn't get his question in at the end. fuckin' rude bro. 🤨
He lost me at "Is Rudy Giuliani a good guy? Yeah!"
Found the libtard
Every gangster is a coward.
Legend.
True Gangsta is to get up and go to work
Yes.
Chazz telling more bs stories 😂 almost on the level of Gianni Russo
Why do you say that
Sammy & John Jr. sitdown? Who cares...What I'd like to see is a sitdown with Crazy Phil Leonetti Vs. The old fool Ralph Natale...Now that would be some Minestrone..Ehhh🤌😉😄😄
Chazz, do us a favor: serve bigger portions in your restaurant. Btw, my grandpa worked the docks and knew Albert Anastasia, Tony Anastasio, Mike Clemente, Joe Colozzo, Jimmy Rotondo, Aniello Dellacroce, Gerry Langella WELL. Albert and Tony defended him at a union meeting on Court Street in Brooklyn with one of the Fischetti's representing him and was a shop steward for the checkers at the pier. He was close with Mike Clemente in Local 856. He worked hard for almost 50 years on the docks since he was 15 in 1940 and knew them ALL. No problems. He respected them and they respected him. He taught me a lot. Albert and Tony were GOOD to him and Mike was VERY GOOD to him on the rocks and the Fulton Fish Market. NO STRIKES ON THE DOCKS for a long time. You had work. He knew the Gallos and was in the club on President Street and Gerry Lang's father, Vincenzo "Venezia" was his hatch boss at the pier. He's been in the Ravenite. He knew Lefty Cassese from around Myrtle Avenue. He boxed, too and knew Willie Pep, Joe Louis, Paddy DeMarco, and Rocky Graziano. Talk with me, not these gossips on TH-cam, who know NOTHING about it all. Statte buon...