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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The rules that pertain to you are supposed to be a higher standard. I guess not. I guess not.
Yeah, I would have tried. I should have.
I'm not a pimple on my father's ass, I promise you.
Actually, I'm John A. John A. Right. My father's Jr. People don't know that, but he's Jr., Father's father's John Gotti. My father's... I didn't know that. My father's siblings all called him Junior. Nobody called him Johnny. I didn't know that. They all called him Junior. I'm the third, technically, and my son John's the fourth, and somehow it got confused. I thought he was the third.
It got confused. Oh, okay. So I'm John A., the third, and my son John Gotti is the fourth, but for his boxing promotion, they made him the third. Third, yeah. And they made me Junior, and I don't even... The media made me Junior as well. He's had a better ring to it.
I appreciate it.
Not bad for a 60-year-old man.
When you, when you hear Sammy, I couldn't have respect for my father. I would never even be in the room with the guy. I couldn't do it. I listen, look, I don't know, but, well, I do know. Sammy Gravano can't go back to the old neighborhood. He can't. He can pretend to. He can sneak in, like the rest of these rats do. I eat in the restaurants I've always eaten in my whole life.
Could I eat in those restaurants and go to those places if I would sit in a room with someone like a Sam Gravano? No, no. And I still have, again, I'm 26 years removed from that life. I'm a civilian. Proud of my position where I am right now. I'm proud of my accomplishments. However... When I watch the movies, I still root for a certain kind of a bad guy. I always do. It's in my heart.
It is in my heart. And there's individuals that I left behind in that life and there's individuals I left in prison that every holiday I get very sentimental about, especially the fellows in prison. Believe me, I always have a drink alone before I start to do anything on any holiday. I have it alone for them. And then I always have one again at the end of the night for them.
Respect for my brothers that I left in prison. My cellmate was doing Life Plus and other individuals. I always do. That's who I am. I could never be in a room with a guy like that who put so many people in prison, destroyed so many families. Look, I wrote, in my book, I talk about the necessity of certain things in life. And in a civilized society, we need strong law enforcement. We need them.
We need a non-corrupt FBI. We need that. We need it. It's essential to survive. We need it. We need great investigative tools to give us the freedoms that we enjoy in this society. We need all of that. And you want to know something? To make certain cases, I guess you need cooperators. You do. Donald Trump saying flipping should be illegal, I don't agree.
What I disagree, what he should have said, and again, same what you were saying, that certain questions should be asked. When I watch Donald Trump talk at times, I'm like this. Oh, he's going to answer this just like, and he frustrates me. He frustrates me. And he's a likable guy, but he frustrates me in some respects.
But I say to myself all the time, I said, you know, cooperators, I guess they are somewhat a necessity to a point. Here's the problem.
Most federal judges do not know that when they go in front of them with that magic letter, that 5K letter that's magic, they go with that letter, and they say what great assistance he gave to us and so on and so forth, and they reduce the sentence and release them immediately. They believe that they're releasing...
this person to the Witness Protection Program under the strict supervision of both the FBI and the U.S. Marshal Service. They believe that's happening. They do. They don't know that at any time, if life gets a little tricky, and the Marshal Service, they are stringent. When you're in their program, they want you to work. You're supposed to be gainfully employed. They get you a car.
They give you a budget to live, but they want you to get a job, and they want to make sure you're paying your taxes and yada, yada, yada. Most of these witnesses aren't going to adhere to those rules. So what do they do? They just sign themselves out and they're in the wind. Now, if a judge knew that you have the ability at any time, you were dangerous yesterday. You did 19 murders, 20 murders.
You held without bail. The U.S. Attorney's Office felt you were so dangerous, you should never be released because this guy did a murder, he did this, he did this. Then all of a sudden now he cooperated. He's less dangerous? With a new identity that nobody knows who he is or where he's at? I leave here right now, people know I'm John Gotti. That's who I am.
If I go take a rock and break your window, you're going to see me, John Gotti broke that window. There it is. These guys have new identities, new driver's license, new everything. So that's why nobody could police these individuals. You think it's okay to release them into somebody else's community, okay, unfiltered. watched, unpoliced, and judges don't know this.
Most federal judges aren't aware of this. They think that I'm releasing them, and the individual is going to go into the program, and if he does one thing wrong, he comes right back here. No. If he does anything wrong, that's it. There's no more time. He's done. Gravano said, understand, he said, if I lie, if I tell a lie, I'll do the rest of my life in jail. I'll tear up my agreement. Okay?
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