John Gotti Jr
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615 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
John Gotti Jr’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I've never met him. I don't know the guy.
Yeah, I've heard the name.
What does he cover his face for? What is your shame?
But they liked him when they were in the life, right? And they didn't feel the pain of the life when they were in the life. They felt the pain when they went to prison, I guess. I guess that nip, that pain hit them when they got to prison, right? Well, what pain should have I felt when they rolled me onto the death row unit? Should I have felt some pain?
What do you think if I would have turned around and said, hey, guys, you got me. That's it. This is it. Uncle. Government says organized crime exists, right? They say there's entities in New York that control New York, right? Do you think that would have existed if the son of John Gotti became a rat? What damage do you think I could have done if I was a rat? What damage?
Government said from 1990, my father went to prison until I went to prison in 1998. They said I was the acting boss. What damage in that? Gavanna was of driftwood in and out. They said I was the acting boss. What damage could I have done if that was all true? And so it is true. I was never any acting boss. I was the guy who held the door open for the boss. John Gotti was the boss always.
I'm nobody.
Is he still a mafioso, he thinks?
Selling drugs to little kids in Arizona, he's a mafioso? That's the mafia? He'll blame it on his son. Nice, how convenient. Well, guess what? I heard a lot of the wiretaps. Let's see. His son was coming to him and taking money off of him and they're talking about a drug deal. That's how you encourage your kid?
If you remember correctly, when Sammy Gravano first said he flipped, this is his very first time he said he flipped. He did an interview. He said that he was in prison. He got to ponder the situation. He wanted to change his life and he wanted to save his kid. He wanted to save his son. He wanted to save him from that lifestyle. That's what he said, right? I didn't say he said this.
And yet, you come home after your rat, you got absolution for 19 murders, you got the deal of the century, you did less than four years, 19 bodies are in the street, two innocent people. Of that 19, two were stone cold innocent. One was a little boy, 16 years old, okay? You came home and you go into the narcotics business and sell drugs to little kids?
And you bring your kid along, and your wife, and your daughter? That was your way of saving your son? Interesting. That's like me saying, Dad, put me on the shelf for life. I don't want to be in the life anymore. And the moment I get home, I tell my son, drive the car. I got to go kill somebody. I just told you, my son's grandkids were named John Gotti. What do you want to do, Dad?
What do we do at the end here? When do we stop this? Does everybody have to go to jail? Everybody, all of us have to go to jail? Can we save them at least? So me giving that speech to a dying man, a man I adored, me giving him that speech, and then I go home after all of this, and I take my son, John Gotti, and his other grandson, John Gotti, and I go commit crimes with them.
I lied right to a dying man's face, did I not?
That's what's akin to what he did, Gravano.
I received a message from a lawyer from New Jersey. I think the message came from you, and please correct me if it wasn't. Years back. Was the lawyer's first name James? He was. And he said, I can get you a million dollars, John, if you sit across the table from Gravano, and they're going to give him a half a million dollars. And I said, not for $10 million, okay?
Not for $10 million will I do what I sit with that low life in the room. And again, I never knew him. He could have went home from prison and lived his life and done his thing. But when you try to take down someone like John, who did everything by the rule book, Even I, as his son, don't have the right to be angry at any aspect of my father. And believe me, there are some aspects.
I don't have that right because the life that he chose and the life that I chose, that I walked away from, and the life that Gravano chose, the only one of those three in the equation that actually lived it in its totality was John Gotti. So how dare we even say anything negative about John Gotti? Me, I walked away. You, you ratted. You buried people and buried families.
You don't have the right to take any of that, any of John's glory. That's called stolen honor, stolen glory. Stolen valor, they call it in the military. It's called stolen valor. You don't have the right to steal John's valor. I don't agree with John Gotti. I don't think John had it all right. I look at it from this perspective, okay? I think the streets, they destroy families.
And I think most of the guys, many of the guys, not most, many of the guys in the streets I think are cowards. Why do I think they're cowards? I'm gonna tell you why. Because when you go to prison, you have to hang on the fact that you were in a group. I think most gangbangers are cowards. They gotta belong to something, okay? Go to prison by yourself.
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