John Gotti is and was like the sun u can't look away

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@@thepistolguy859 Gotti is one of the biggest names but he was unqualified for position of boss.

​@@josebarajas5368capo too

​. What qualifications does one need?

I agree.....very cheezy

Wasn't this one both?

@@joeshoe6184 theres a few re enactment sequences in this one but not like some of the others. you hardly even see a photo of the real guys in some of these programs

@lesterdiamond6190 I have mixed feelings. Sometimes it works, like this one or the excellent U.S. Grant documentary the History Channel put out a few years back. Sometimes it doesn't, and when it doesn't, it's pretty bad.

The actual footage was nice but it was sad that they had to keep reusing the same footage.

Trust me after year's of watching the Mob Genre you will get bored of it pretty soon

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Thats how you see it. Gotti got exactly what he wanted. Gotti wanted to be remembered as the most known mob boss ever. He achieved that. He is the biggest and most talked about mob boss today.

Gotti didn't care about hiding the fact he was a gangster because he was interested in building his family name and legacy while being entirely cognizant of the reality that he signed up for a life that'd end with him doing life plus a thousand in prison. He loved being a gangster more than anything and didn't care who knew it. Frankly, even if he did the opposite and laid low, he still would've been busted the same as by the 80's and 90's; the feds were making it a mission to put all of these guys away with the advent of RICO and other factors. Even Gigante, who was extremely disciplined with his longtime mental patient act to stay out of jail, he went down by the 90's the same because he was a boss on the street and the most powerful one at that. Gotti had plenty of flaws but one has to respect the fact that he was a gangster, he didn't care who knew it, and accepted the consequences of the life he chose to live from the beginning unlike these rats like Sammy Gravano.

Facts

Damn near everyone in organised crime has that exact same mentality.

He was a hero to the people of NYC, at the time, but in the end, it was his own words on tape, that buried himself, and some of his associates

​@@rugger104Rats brought him down !

@@seancrowley1065 They certainly helped to finish him off, but he personally admitted to at least 4 murders on tape- the tapes are all over the internet; listen to them

​@@seancrowley1065he didn't need rats to do it. They had him on tape. How was he gonna fight that?

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Dos mother flicker's, boasted about families alliance, yet they kill, families with no mercy....😅😮😂

Umbertos Clam house I wish it never moved

​@@chrisyasus8912wtf you dont know nothing you look at too many tv films . I was there you were not , never heard of you . John Sammy Roy Carlo Billy-bats all good pals of mine Tommy Tony two legs all great pals and who the F is you WHAT CAN'T HEAR YOU . THATS RIGHT 😮

Mr NY himself a joke you is 😂😂😂😂😂

@@JamieLamb-ft6io I liked umbertos where it was. Say what you wanna

Wasn't even born then but id love to go as well

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I wonder what jim would think of the way the fbi is ran today pathetic

I like that part

Jim is the man!

That entire organization was built on blackmail. This instance, not the individual, either. Hoover's ancestors say otherwise. Again, no pun intended. Fact is Stanger than fiction.

Yes they will

One day they are gonna wish there was a John Gotti . One day they are gonna miss John Gotti

Catholicism is more sinister than the Mafia so there’s that 😂

But really just Democrats

Now just called Democrats

That's the best part. Say two hail Mary's and all your sins are absolved

Yeah, and I really don’t think it’s a coincidence that many criminal organisations have member who are Catholic. Or maybe it’s better to say that it’s easier to be ‘at it’, whilst being catholic. I was a bit of a rascal when I was younger and our firm was primarily Irish or Italian Catholic. You go out and do bits of work, then go and get sins resolved during confession. Helps you deal with the guilt over what you’ve done in my opinion (guilt and shame that you should be feeling, but usually just ain’t). There’s a lot more to it of course, but it’s all part of a culture (that most people born into, and raised around), that means you can go on doing all sorts and it’s not only okay within the community, but you gain kudos and respect for doing what are awful things. I got out at a young age, and though you could say I was groomed into that by family and friends, I was also helped out of that life (getting and education, and a good straight-gowers job), by the same people who groomed me in some respects. It’s complicated, and the people involved in it are more complex than just being psychopaths and sociopaths - many were very kind and decent in many ways, and did a lot for the community. Yeah, sure it does provide a layer of protection, but I think it’s more than that; people that have committed the some of the worst things you could think of, but also had a split in them where they did (and do) many good things and are seen - by the community they come from/live in, in a good light (easy to write off as manipulation, but people are more complex than that, and I think they hold themselves to codes or conduct, and do good things in order to balance themselves out). I’m rambling a bit now, but I can say that I went into care work, working with the elderly and eventually working as a psychotherapist after leaving all that shit behind, and I know it’s a direction I took in order to sort of pay back society, but mainly to be able to look at myself in the mirror. The main thing I’m still struggling with is that I don’t feel anything of much for the people I hurt (now they was all crims, all people ‘at it’s as it were, but it’s never nice to hurt someone - yet here I am not feeling anything. It’s all connected to trauma I think- a lot of violent men I knew in the East End (of London), had histories of severe abuse and so carried that trauma around with them, and it enabled you to do awful things to people without feeling a thing, and it’s all down to that well of trauma. Sorry for the rant…….went off in different direction then intended then, but I’d hope anyone reading this knows that it’s not worth it doing any of that shit, cos even if you get away with it (and most of the people I know done very little time inside), you still have to have all that sat on your conscience - and that’s the best case scenario.

competition

Yes, the CIA is loading planes with drugs while the DEA spends millions trying to stop the flow of drugs. That makes sense. George Jung, Carlos Lehder, and Escobar were all working for the CIA. 🤣🤣

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Scary that the government is the biggest mafia.

@@scottfay3553 Yepp. And thats why they had to be delt with.

Carlo, Tony Accardo, should be included too. As well as Carlos Marcello and Santo Trafficante.

​​@@JayCity10 also Hyman Roth..its pure business nothing personal..

With Micheal Corleone

@@alphaomega1351 Spider-Man was busy eating pizza.

Not so joyous for the hard working mom n pop shops that were shaken down and terrorized by these low life thugs thru the 70s and 80s.

@@fitnesspoint2006 The Cosa Nostra didn't pick on mom n pop stores, they targeted businesses that had money to spare. I'm sure there were a few low-life thugs around who would steal from anyone, especially vulnerable people, but this wasn't part of the MO of the Mafia. It would be quite irrational to bully and bankrupt people who were struggling anyway. Far better to set up a regular payment from things like garment centres and cement businesses.

Same mindset as Biden voters. Same mindset as oj simpson supporters.

I trust jhon gotti more than I trust some of these politicians.

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@@JackTheSkunk You mean Trump cultists. Trump is more like Gotti. A criminal and a thug.

​@@JackTheSkunk Trump also. It goes both ways BLM l, proud boys, Antifa, . Cults of personalities from both Right and Left

Jesus and barbass

Agree. I wonder if it has occurred to those people yet, just how much organized crime affected their lives in a negative way, down to the price of their food and clothing. And there they were, supporting it all.

Shit, people wanted to marry Ted Bundy, and even the judge said he wishes he could work with him...

The same thing is done by politicians too except none of them look cool lmao

Ya well, he was cool. And threw great neighborhood parties.

U believe that shit 😂

Keep believing Sammy’s bs lol you people are hilarious

Yep. Dominick Cefalu is allegedly the current boss

What a bunch of winners

Of course they will put rap because regardless of hard evil,they have to subliminally suggest that POC are the real crooks

Lol! I think it's because the show is set in NY & Rap music is obviously more cool.

He didn’t pull the trigger, was just at the scene . Regardless, yes 2 years manslaughter so they say

He had the best defense attorney in the country at the time and the laws weren’t as strict back then

He was convicted of being there, not pulling the trigger, and like others said, he had the best of the best legal help along with the times being much more loose when it came to sentencing guidelines. He didn't get a murder conviction.

How would you know he took It like a man were you there no one was there beside the lawyer's etc you can't say anything and I can't say anything and you wanna talk about sammy again how do you know sammy folded like pressed laundry I know for fact you weren't in the same room as them

If Gotti had to take life for the boss he would , Sammy shit it and realised he wanted a better life nothing wrong with that but Gotti was goin down wether or no he was in public eye. He was boss of Gabino his tapes where from a flat he thought he was safe , Sammy turned states and talked on the stand

Gotti turned on Sammy first. Audio evidence. So...

Idiot Sammy fans in here

This guy had so much class!! I wish he married my sister

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so does biden, i think you're on to something

Shareholders own corporations, including millions of middle class working people.

@@jimmymcgill8412 Technically, you are correct, but the reality is something else. The working poor (middle class) is allowed to purchase a few shares of corporations but only the oligarch with 51% interest is in control rest are just contributors to his wealth.

A New York jury convicted Donald Trump of felonies. That's a start.

Hahaha never thought about that

It would of happened another day

He would've ended up doing 100 years with the rest of the bosses for the Commission Trial anyway.

More like Gotti had to set up the case with his own mouth. What a maroon.

@@MoeHamHead-bx7og he was the most esteemed boss. Wanted to bring everything legal. Strict rules on drugs. So they had to have him silenced.

Castellano was more a blue collar crime guy. Gotti conceived of it as a business.

@@dmdebruijn Uh, no, Gotti was ok with drugs. He was good friends with Ruggiero, who was caught dealing heroin. And Castellano was the one with business sense, not Gotti.

​@@dmdebruijnYou have it the opposite. Castellano had no street cred and fancied himself as a businessman than a real gangster, and his own guys saw him as only being boss because of nepotism as Gambino was his cousin. Gotti was a real deal street guy who came up with nothing.

You do know he was going to roll on Gravano and pin it all on him so he could walk, right?

@warhawkofchogoris8555 You believe Sammy the BS Gravano with his BS stories ? Gotti would have eliminated Sammy he wouldn’t have snitched Sammy is just a b**ch made little man

@@warhawkofchogoris8555you beat me to it. People call Sammy a rat, but what the hell was he supposed to do?

The only family they didn't approach was the Genovese, I think. Cos of big Paul's close relationship with the Chin.

I don’t think he officially got approval from any other family; this is revisionist history. There is so much misinformation on YT. Capeci’s books never mentioned any of this, and he’s the original OG on all things mafia. This channel scraped all of these clips from other documentaries

Also, only an official commission meeting, could vote by majority to sanction a hit on a boss. At the time, the Bonnano’s had lost their commission seat bc of a slew of drug convictions

Law enforcement was off limits apparently

Mob rules dictate that cops, feds, or their families are off limits. In 1989, a mob associate killed an undercover DEA agent during a buy, and the feds put so much heat on the family the killer was associated with that they whacked him a few weeks later. If the mob killed the family of an FBI agent, they'd be signing their death warrant.

He was fed up with Gravano

Some people say Sammy "The Bull" Gravo brought down the Gambino Family by testifying against them, but honestly, John Gotti is the sole reason why the Gambino Family fell apart, because of his ego and because he couldn’t keep his big mouth shut.

@@dereklopez9060 I'd go with your theory...he thrived on attention

If I can remember correctly it was said Frankie de cicco set a meeting up with PC at sparks in order for Paul to show his respects for Neil delacroces crew/fam for missing his funeral. I think that’s on Sammy’s podcast

​@josebarajas5368 100% FACTS!

Decicco provided the information although I don't think he actually arranged the meeting at Sparks. He agreed with the hit.

​@@janetkiefer8265if I remember correctly, frank was inside sparks when it happened, sitting with another member.

@@nguvideos2868 Yes, that's how I read the story too.

I was wondering the same thing

@@ChrissyS01 right! That's crazy! You would think, that's definitely illegal

Yeah…the color. lol

It has gotten worse since the mob has disappeared

That guy shits his pants regularly,, I don't think anyone wants to touch him 😂