Episode 114: Peter Gotti

Today we go through exclusive news on one of the most powerful Mafia families in America today, The Gambino Crime Family. In this video I show you how they make money, the powerful bosses, capos and soldiers that oversee it plus the long storied tradition in the neighborhoods the ...  Show more

Today on the Sit Down we delve into former Lucchese mobster John Pennisi. We go through his history connected to the Mafia, time in prison, and eventually cooperation with the Feds. Names mentioned during this show include John Gotti Jr, Steven Crea, Matty Madonna and Vincent "Ch ...  Show more

When last we met John Gotti, he had taken the media by storm, posing for the camera as a glamorous mafioso. Meanwhile, he had taken over the Gambino family by treacherous means: lying and murdering his way to the top. In part 2, Gotti earns his nickname, "TheTeflon Don," beating ...  Show more

Patrick Bet-David sits down with John A. Gotti to discuss growing up as the son of the infamous John Gotti, the impact of RICO laws, Roy Cohn’s influence, and life inside the Mafia. Learn how media, loyalty, and legal battles shaped the Gotti legacy and their sworn enemies. - ...

In the 1980s, one man became the face of the Mafia. The most famous gangster since Al Capone. Through murder, deception, and pure luck, John Gotti worked his way up the mob ladder. But Gotti was best known for flaunting his status, enticing the media, and attracting the attention ...  Show more

Peter Bogdanovich was a young cinephile who quickly rose to become one of Hollywood's top directors. But he soon found himself a victim of jealousy, hubris, public scorn – and a devastating crime. Now, he looks back on a life of fame and failure, and through it all, an enduring l ...  Show more