The Megyn Kelly Show The Mafia Code, Turning on the Mob, and Life After Prison, with "Sammy the Bull" Gravano | Ep. 352
Jul 7, 2022
Joining the discussion is "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, a former Gambino family mobster turned government informant, now a podcaster. He shares gripping tales of his rise in organized crime and the shocking betrayal that led him to testify against infamous mob boss John Gotti. Gravano reflects on the moral complexities of his past, the mafia code, and his transformation in witness protection. With anecdotes weaving faith, family ties, and a haunting connection to violence, this conversation offers a rare glimpse into the life of a man who traded the mob for redemption.
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First Kill
- Sammy Gravano committed his first murder at age 22 after joining the Colombo family.
- He felt no remorse or guilt after the act, indicating his suitability for the mafia.
God vs. Religion
- Gravano believes in God but views religion as largely corrupt and focused on money.
- He respects some religions, like Wicca, for their unique perspectives, such as placing women above God.
Family Man and the Code
- Despite his criminal activities, Gravano maintained a family life, dining with his wife and children nightly.
- He rationalizes his killings as part of a code, similar to soldiers in war, not murders.