Jubilee Reaction: Did I Crush it or Get Smoked? (1 Ex-Mafia Boss vs 20 Cops)
January 23, 2026
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Jubilee put me in the middle of 20 cops and one FBI agent for their āSurroundedā series and a lot of you have been asking what I really thought about it. In this video I break down how it went, what you didnāt see, and how I feel about some of the answers that came back at me.
We go through the biggest questions from the episode: undercover agents and paid informants, when a sting operation becomes entrapment, whether the FBI and DOJ always āfollow the rules,ā and why I pushed back so hard when an agent said heād never seen wrongdoing in 23 years. I also talk about accountability, how law enforcement tools get used on political enemies, and why I still believe we need good cops and good agents even though Iāll call out tactics I think are wrong.
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Watch the Jubilee episode, then watch this breakdown, and let me know in the comments if you think I held my own against the 20.
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Jubilee Reaction: Did I Crush it or Get Smoked? (1 Ex-Mafia Boss vs 20 Cops)
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