Drea de Matteo

Drea de Matteo joins Michael Malice to discuss the extinction of family businesses due to government mandates, backlash from Hollywood for her patriotic beliefs, and her successful venture into OnlyFans. They reflect on the changing landscape of New York City, explore the intersection of patriotism and community in America, and delve into conversations about mafia influence, community safety, political stances amid media censorship, and financial challenges leading to embracing OnlyFans.

Drea de Matteo discusses her Only Fans journey, crazy childhood, daily happiness rituals, and forgiving lost friends. Talks about getting along despite political differences, her house covered in crucifixes, and why a liberal like her supports Tucker Carlson. Also, touches on her Sopranos character being a rat and her new clothing brand Ultra Free.

Maureen Callahan, a sharp Daily Mail columnist, joins to dissect Super Bowl ratings and media portrayals of Biden's fitness for re-election. They delve into Harry and Meghan's public rebranding and Meghan's feminist claims amidst cultural scrutiny. Drea de Matteo, famed for her role in 'The Sopranos,' shares insights on Hollywood's reluctance to take risks and her political awakening related to COVID. With her brand, ULTRAFREE, she advocates for freedom in a climate of fear surrounding political expression.