John Gotti Jr
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And that's why you hear that tape afterwards of John saying, I'm getting pinched soon. OK, I'm going away. OK, and I know what I got to do once I go away. I got a life sentence. I know what I got to do. But what are you comfortable being? And he's trying to ask him what kind of position you would want to be in. So obviously, you know, John came to terms.
And that's why you hear that tape afterwards of John saying, I'm getting pinched soon. OK, I'm going away. OK, and I know what I got to do once I go away. I got a life sentence. I know what I got to do. But what are you comfortable being? And he's trying to ask him what kind of position you would want to be in. So obviously, you know, John came to terms.
Sammy had the understanding what John's expectations were of him. And everybody's going to move forward. Now, you heard those tapes at bail hearings. He did, meaning Sammy did. You were John's cellmate. You were my father's cellmate. Why don't you take care of your business? Why don't you take care of your business? He said nothing. He said nothing, okay? He understood my father was angry at him.
Sammy had the understanding what John's expectations were of him. And everybody's going to move forward. Now, you heard those tapes at bail hearings. He did, meaning Sammy did. You were John's cellmate. You were my father's cellmate. Why don't you take care of your business? Why don't you take care of your business? He said nothing. He said nothing, okay? He understood my father was angry at him.
Why don't you take care of business? You should have killed John. You were his cellmate. Kill him. That door locks. It's you and the man. Well, he said he wanted to. He did, and I want to fly a space shuttle, but I don't know how to, okay? Sammy never did a tough guy thing other than scheme, and he said he pulled the trigger one time.
Why don't you take care of business? You should have killed John. You were his cellmate. Kill him. That door locks. It's you and the man. Well, he said he wanted to. He did, and I want to fly a space shuttle, but I don't know how to, okay? Sammy never did a tough guy thing other than scheme, and he said he pulled the trigger one time.
You believe the story that he got the nickname because he was a good fighter, the Bull? Do you believe that? He told you that, right? Did he tell you that on your show? Did he say that? My nickname, The Bull, came because some old-timers say, oh, look at the little bull. No. He got the nickname The Bull because he's from Bull's Head, Staten Island.
You believe the story that he got the nickname because he was a good fighter, the Bull? Do you believe that? He told you that, right? Did he tell you that on your show? Did he say that? My nickname, The Bull, came because some old-timers say, oh, look at the little bull. No. He got the nickname The Bull because he's from Bull's Head, Staten Island.
There were three different individuals that were in that group. So to identify, Sammy from Bull became Sammy Bull. That's what he became. Because back then, Sammy was... According to the psychological report, they have him here at 5'6", but I'm 5'9", I can eat an apple off of his head. So I know he's not 5'6". He's probably closer to 5'4", 5'5". And I remember him back then.
There were three different individuals that were in that group. So to identify, Sammy from Bull became Sammy Bull. That's what he became. Because back then, Sammy was... According to the psychological report, they have him here at 5'6", but I'm 5'9", I can eat an apple off of his head. So I know he's not 5'6". He's probably closer to 5'4", 5'5". And I remember him back then.
He went to beautician school. He was a very thin guy. He wasn't no bull. He became a bull years later when he thought he was going to prison, and he began taking steroids. He became a bull. When he was working out in the gym with Frankie Fappiano and other individuals, and they told me he was taking the needles in his ass, and they blew up.
He went to beautician school. He was a very thin guy. He wasn't no bull. He became a bull years later when he thought he was going to prison, and he began taking steroids. He became a bull. When he was working out in the gym with Frankie Fappiano and other individuals, and they told me he was taking the needles in his ass, and they blew up.
to go to prison, because he was so afraid of going to jail, so he wanted to put some muscle on. That's when he became a bull. But before that, he was just Little Sammy from Bull's Head, which became Sammy Bull. So the nickname was a lie, okay? And again, look. I didn't want to come on the air, and I'm not here. I don't give a second thought to Sammy Gravano. I really don't.
to go to prison, because he was so afraid of going to jail, so he wanted to put some muscle on. That's when he became a bull. But before that, he was just Little Sammy from Bull's Head, which became Sammy Bull. So the nickname was a lie, okay? And again, look. I didn't want to come on the air, and I'm not here. I don't give a second thought to Sammy Gravano. I really don't.
I don't watch podcasts. I don't. I don't. I'm just not. I'm not computer literate. I don't go online and do it. But he doesn't have the right. He doesn't have the right. When a man, a guy that you knew was a man's man, you saw that man, how he comported himself, how John Gotti comported himself. I've never seen anybody like him, and I've seen them all. And I'm not saying it because he's my father.
I don't watch podcasts. I don't. I don't. I'm just not. I'm not computer literate. I don't go online and do it. But he doesn't have the right. He doesn't have the right. When a man, a guy that you knew was a man's man, you saw that man, how he comported himself, how John Gotti comported himself. I've never seen anybody like him, and I've seen them all. And I'm not saying it because he's my father.
Would I defend him regardless? Always. Of course. Always. But I'm going to tell you something, Pat, not to interrupt you. Please, go for it. But just to tell you this much, there's limits in how far I can go in my defense of my father. But when people, when I have an opportunity to observe this man, and when people who did time... in the most violent prisons in the country, if not the world, okay?
Would I defend him regardless? Always. Of course. Always. But I'm going to tell you something, Pat, not to interrupt you. Please, go for it. But just to tell you this much, there's limits in how far I can go in my defense of my father. But when people, when I have an opportunity to observe this man, and when people who did time... in the most violent prisons in the country, if not the world, okay?
In the most secure places in the world and saw how he comported himself. If they're the ones who are further filling my head, if they're further filling my balloon, my head, to keep preaching John Gotti, okay? The attributes of John Gotti. Look, he was the real deal. If he wasn't, you say, he's my father, I loved him. And you can rest on that note and go on to something else.
In the most secure places in the world and saw how he comported himself. If they're the ones who are further filling my head, if they're further filling my balloon, my head, to keep preaching John Gotti, okay? The attributes of John Gotti. Look, he was the real deal. If he wasn't, you say, he's my father, I loved him. And you can rest on that note and go on to something else.