Im a retired Investor living on a pension.

That was a good wife! She loved her husband and would protect him to the end of the world! We should all be so lucky to have a partner like her!

Many years ago in Miami Beach he often frequented Wolfie's Delicatessen. Always alone, reading the paper, always the same booth. When I would pass him I would say "Good Morning/Afternoon Mr. Lansky!" "Good(x) young man!" with a smile, and go back to his paper.

This video is a gem.

Even after death! She kept it classy and honorable about Meyer lansky

Back when 60 minutes reporters actually reported.

I met Meyer Lansky -- I was about 12 years old, and my Dad and I were in the lobby of the Fountainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, and Meyer was sitting on a couch holding his little dog in his lap - so my Dad said hello to him and he was cordial and pleasant - a nice little old Jewish man - we then walked away and when we were out of earshot my Dad told me who Meyer was - one of the most powerful men in the Mafia -- RIP Meyer and Dad

Extremely smart man!!

“I wish I had a million dollars “ the legend!!! ❤️❤️

Something tells me that Mr and Mrs Lansky had a fantastic life together, and I bet she would've had some excellent stories to tell off camera, which I'm sure she never told. Old school, with a real charming character.

This is Pure gold.

My grandfather was in the diamond business in NY in the 30’s. He also owned and operated the jewelry store inside the Thunderbird Hotel from the day it opened in the real early days of Vegas that Litttle Meyer built (and ran). My mom remembers going to fancy formal galas in Vegas back then. She has fond memories of running around having fun with Meyer’s brother Jake’s kids, who were around her age, while daddy and the grownups were dressed up in black tie doing their thing. At 88, my mom still remembers those kids’ names. Turns out my Jewish immigrant grandfather, Jimmy - whose parents emigrated in the late 1800’s from Ukraine and settled in Brownsville, Brooklyn where Jimmy was born around 1904 - would eventually meet the Lanskys and somehow become “involved” with the general activity of the Kosher Nostra, as the Jewish mafia was sometimes called. Jimmy owned auction houses and jewelry stores in Vegas and southern Florida back then. He died of a heart attack on a golf course at the age of 55, so I never knew him. My family, including my mom, were always somehow naive to this entire situation while they lived it. I started asking questions years ago and one day I said, “Mom, your dad was in the mob, or at least closely associated. Didn’t you ever have an idea about this?” Nope, her answer was they were all lovely people and very kind to her and her daddy. She didn’t have a clue. I’m grateful to know more about these people. History like this gives me a glimpse at their humanity and helps me image what it must have been like to be my grandfather and namesake, James Mann.

She's a doll. Meyer was definitely a patriot and clearly provided a "soivice" to his country.

I remember when visiting wolfies in North Miami when I was a kid and my father said that's an important man there and he looked like an old grandpa now I'm 60 and I know who he was

Meyer Lansky's wife appears to be such a fine and knowledgeable woman and also she age very well, during this video she's 81yrs... Wow 😲😳 geeeez...*MOBFAX* "the Boss" at it again 👌👍😉😎...✨🎇

And the man responsible for mentoring Meyer and Lucky? A man you never hear about, Arnold "The Brain" Rothstein.

Clearly she knew more, but she would never tell. I can respect that.

Oh Man, I knew this was gonna be a good one as soon as I saw the thumbnail! Thank you again for another great video🎉 I can’t tell you how much it makes my night when I get off work, come home, make a drink and see that you’ve posted a new 60 minutes video. It makes my day, no joke.

I could listen to her talk all day. Very classy.

Lucky Luciano though deported to Italy always loved America. When he encountered tourists from the United States visiting Italy he was always happy to talk them about the country he loved.

Props to MOBFAX. Meyer Lansky lived it out and out lived his colleagues. One word, Legendary !

I heard this video 34 years ago, but still likeit.

I am going to make an educated guess and say (based on the books I have read) that he didn't need to fear anyone. EVERYONE (underworld or legitimate world) knew that if you messed with this man that you would not be alive very long. As Johnny Ola said in Godfather 2, "Hyman Roth always makes money for his friends"! Sharing the wealth was truly the key to his survival and why he was so trusted and respected. A sort of honor among thieves.

So the mafia was just a bunch of nice guys - what a croc

Respect ❤❤

Meyer was the best of all and he died been the BEST A LEGEND

Wow. Great find! Interesting to see her speak so candidly. Also so great footage in here that I haven’t seen in the web before.

Thank you Sir ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

"I didn't ask who gave the order. Because it had nothing to do with business..." great scene, great actors

Love this one😊

Prohibition was the worst legislative error in American congressional history. It wasn't just a federal law, it was an amendment to the U.S. constitution. The Supreme Court would have loved to get rid of it. Our government opened the door for Organized Crime to walk into the big time. We are still dealing with this a century later.

1:45 Her quotes combined with the voiceover description of these men is like a brilliant comedy sketch. You can't tell me the producers weren't mocking her doing that 😂

Absolutely amazing thank you Mobfax

True love. I miss those days.

died with his shoes off.. that is old school

That clip of Meyer testifying about his role in helping the gov with the ports during WWII was awesome! Would love to see a longer version of that! This fuckin’ MobFax is really somethin’.

A brilliant man and a mensch!

I am glad you posted this video of this clown who is arguably one of the architects of modern Israel. She hated her husband. He delegated his fatherly responsibility to a tutor while she cashed those checks. Lovely lady

Wow, I have never seen this before. Meyer was such a legend. Thanks again for the upload, Mobfax.

Tremendous content,thank you

for such a rich man his handicapped son died penniless in a state hospital

LANSKY. Director by Martin Scorsese. 🎥

Bets clip you’ve put on to date 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

MOBFAX,we have no idea who you are,but your the best in my eyes and ears,for what your doing!!! Keep them coming

I like her style she's one of those old school chcks that knows, but won't tell, I like that, I like that.

RIP Angel AMEN Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲☦️🙏😇❤️💋

It's widely known that Meyer's word was as good as cash. His partners never had any professional reason to kill him because he was worth more alive. RIP Mr Lansky. ✌

She's a ride or die wife. He was so intelligent, one of a kind. He could of been successful in anything

Wow. Unbelievable video. I don’t know how you keep coming with amazing content like this. Just when I think I’ve seen it all, MOBFAX comes thru again. I’ve never seen more than maybe 5 seconds of Meyer talking on video before this.

"we had bodyguards. we had the FBI." lol

A little guy with big balls very smart , fought the federal and he won!!

You can see that even at age 81 that without even seeing pictures of her in younger years that Lansky his wife was and is a very beautiful woman!

No mention yet of the deal at the docks being crucial in establishing the 'French Connection'. Of course Italian-American mobsters try the BS line that they didn't touch narcotics, but Luciano had heroin processing plants in Sicily and with the Corsican and Marseilles mobsters - who aided their own state security services by strike-breaking and terrorising labour organisers/communists - moved the gear into the ports in the USA. The drugs were distributed in the ghettos and so there could be some level of plausible deniability on the part of the Italian-Americans, but many of them got rich off of it and any of these former mobsters who try and say that they weren't into it are lying to you, even if they weren't personally. How could they allow the most profitable racket in the country to profit without them at the very least taxing it? Anyway, interesting vid - Lansky was fascinating and due to his nature of keeping things on the DL, he flew under the radar and not as many people know who he is, but he was a crucial player of course.

Produced by Lowell Bergman who was later portrayed by Pacino in The Insider.

He lived at the Harbour House South in Bal Harbour when I worked there in 1974-75.

Great video 🍿

'You're gonna break your eardrums!!!'

All nice guys. No lady, they were killers. Their only loyalty was to their wallets.

The FBI was going to frame him?? There’s a shocker!

he didn't need protection because anybody dumb enough to touch someone that mobbed up wouldn't be long for this world

Im getting to like this channel, you got great news about the old mobsters!👌

@MOBFAX thank you !!!!!

When she said he died in bed with his shoe's off, that got me because it's rare in Cosa nostra. It made me think of another mobster who asked to take his shoes off before being shot so his wife would know he was thinking of her and that it's alright because that's the life he chose. You have to respect that regardless of what they have done.

Never knew this existed!!!

His wife should do ASMR videos w/ that voice LOL YIKES😂

The government always goes after the best businessman.

Once had a friend say she met him when she was child.

ANOTHER GOOD ONE MOE…

A true moll.

I remember a line from the film Dillinger. Dillinger goes to Frank Nitti for something. Frank Nitti says: "I see by your last bank robbery, you got something like $75,000. We [the Chicago Mob] takes in that much every day." Whatever Capone was, whatever Lansky was, whatever Rothstein was--they ended up using good business principals to maintain and increase their business.

There was no way the mob took out Bugsy without Lanskys approval.

And some folks claim that they are innocent of doing Wickedness 🙄

Great Man.

The narrator is Harry Reasoner.

Is this the same guy that started the weenie company? Oscar Meyer?

She is so out to lunch the people she rolled with.

they couldn't get Luciano with anything so they got him on the "oldest profession in the world."

they payed off , police, officials OFF with cash .

GOAT

" Hyman Roth always makes money for his friends"!

Bruiser was Adorable

MOB FAX THE 🐐🔥🔥🔥

Kept it under cover. Love that guy.

Strange how today's politics took these practices out of the mobsters play book.

I wonder if she saw Ben Kingsley’s portrayal of Lansky in Bugsy? That seemed a more accurate characterization of Meyer

His wife is more of a GANGSTA then he. BRAVO!! KUDOS!!

When organized crime became organized😂

The Little Man#2

A lot of people do not know that John Miller reporter, was Meyer lansky's God's son-

I read a book about him called "Little Man" written about 25 years ago. If he had that money, I doubt that his handicapped son would have died in a Miami welfare hospital.

She is such a sweet women

She's a real broard

She was obviously well taken care of...

American Italians that had gained power through legislation that kept gambling and prostitution illegal had strong reasons to love their country since it offered for their children great lives. Inherited wealth is through time the way to become more wealthy than your peers. The wealthy insurers of Greek ships could have helped the Greek government out but chose not to whereas the corrupt wealthy of Ukraine appear to have stepped in to provide the Ukrainian government help. Why would Ukrainian mobsters or any business persons want to be part of Baby Stalin's country after seeing how Putin treated his Oligarchs?

Lucky

Luciano and Meyer boyhood friend's street kids built an empire

What a Smart Gangster he was

Haha this lady was the biggest gangster! They don’t make ‘em like this anymore lol!

I always wondered why Joe Pesci never played him in an biographical movies about him. They are very similar.

Lansky is original OG!