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In this clip, Sammy The Bull spoke about the projects he’s been involved with since completing his last stint in prison which followed the release of his 1997 book, ‘Underboss.’ He also talks about the pushback he received from the families that he mentioned in the book and lawsuits that followed.
From there, the 77-year-old talks about being completely done with the life of crime after walking out of prison in 2017 and jumping into Hollywood where he's already begun working on podcasts, acting in short films and more. As the conversation moves along, DJ Vlad asks Sammy The Bull to share his thoughts on the iconic Italian crime boss known as Carmine "The Snake" Persico and the rumor that he was an informant. To that, Sammy The Bull says that he isn't sure if Carmine Persico was an informant or not, but that he doesn't hold his former boss in high regard because of the fact that he killed women. Later, Sammy reflected on his time in the Mafia and whether he considers himself a mass murderer a la Carmine Persico. Sammy states that he doesn't consider himself to be a mass murderer, instead he likens himself to a U.S. soldier was was ordered to kill several other soldiers across enemy lines. He also took the opportunity to critique America and the lack of security it provides its citizens especially in moments of crises.
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