Brian David Suder

So they were really big in the 30s and 40s and 50s.

In fact, Nancy Pelosi's family was heavily involved in the Baltimore Gambino crime faction.

Really?

Yes, very much so.

Her father.

The men that really kind of oversaw her or oversaw them at that point was the Magliano family.

So you have Benny and Nick Magliano family, and their son is very much a detailed part of the story that we'll share today, Vincent Magliano.

But ultimately, from a series of situations that happened and

My mom had a connection with the Trapicante family, which kind of further justified me working with them.

I got approached multiple times by both the Trapicante family of New Jersey and also the Gambino faction of Staten Island going in.

And they came in doing everything from loan sharking to bookmaking was a big deal back then.

And you had to call Costa Rica.

And for me, they just entered this new drug at that point.

that ended up expanding substantially and me implementing a series of policies, rules that expanded more than just the Italian Mafia.

I was working with the Persian Mafia, you may not have known, doing business with the Velvet Mafia, doing business with the Jewish Mafia, doing business with the Greek Mafia, and it's a lot of mafias there.

Later on, working direct with the source, which was the Israeli mafia at that point, and I guess our story is going to show you how my methodology proved to work much better than, I would say, the emerita from the mafia itself because it showed that if you follow these principles, you wouldn't get caught, and that's exactly what this is about.

My principles, the way I operated, we operated diligently, very militant-like, and we didn't get caught.

Well, I wrote something called the Romerto 2.0.

And one of the biggest issues I talk about is emotion is a liability.

So they're very cartoonish.