Sammy Gravano

Sammy Gravano, a former mob underboss turned whistleblower, joins ex-mobster Michael Franzese to delve into the murky connections between organized crime and government. They share shocking tales of bribes, local police corruption, and how the mafia influenced construction unions. Both guests highlight the alarming parallels between mob tactics and government strategies, raising concerns about modern corruption. With anecdotes of the Kennedys and the role of Prohibition, this conversation is a gripping exploration of power and influence.

Sammy Gravano, a former Gambino family underboss, and Michael Franzese, a former Colombo family capo, dive deep into the themes of loyalty, legacy, and redemption. They share personal stories about the bonds formed in organized crime and reflect on the impact of RICO laws in the mob's downfall. The duo debates whether upbringing influences crime, discusses the complexities of remorse and self-justification, and calls for prison reform to focus on rehabilitation. Their candid insights reveal the blurred lines between morality and criminality.

In a fiery confrontation, Sammy Gravano, the former Gambino underboss turned whistleblower, and Michael Franzese, a past New York mob capo, clash over loyalty and betrayal. They dive into the complexities of cooperation with authorities, debate the meaning of omertà, and reflect on their regrets about leaving the mob life. The duo discusses their aspirations within the underworld, the historical reach of organized crime, and their desires for a better future for their children beyond the mob. Expect explosive revelations and intense exchanges!