The Broker Who Made The Mafia Billions On Wall Street - Sal Romano

Patrick Bet-David sits down with former mobster Salvatore Romano. In this interview they talk about how Sal made millions for the Mafia on Wall street.
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About guest:
Salvatore "Sal the Pizza Guy" Romano (born May 27, 1967) is a former member of the Gambino crime family and their operative on Wall Street, making millions of dollars for the Gambinos by way of stock fraud, first serving under the late John "Johnny G" Gammarano and later becoming a top earner for Michael "Mikey Scars" DiLeonardo, a capo in the Gambino crime family who was at one time considered a possible successor to John Gotti as boss of the family. "Arguably one of the wealthiest gangsters in American mob history", Romano was indicted in a nearly $100 million stock scam in 2003. Romano decided to cooperate and become a government informant in exchange for admittance into the U.S. Witness Protection Program and is currently preparing to publish his autobiographical memoir.
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[@mso008]

These Mafia interviews are fascinating.

[@dannyh5937]

This is one of the best mob related interviews I've ever heard. These are awesome stories that are seem credible. I like the fact that this guy doesn't hold back.

[@remingtonsteele3581]

Yes I agree, I also liked when he is asked if certain things are going on now , he has the humility to say he wouldn’t know as he is not involved anymore. A weak person will intimate about particular stuff going on even though they really have no clue about specifics anymore.

[@dannyh5937]

@@remingtonsteele3581 I just saw a video with this guy on KZbin. It showed his life when he was a broker and the dude was crazy rich. His story isn't BS. Good video worth looking up.

[@NumberTwo-zg9bk]

Cause it's fake.

[@abdulaziz.9471]

This guy is a great storyteller and Pat did well by not interrupting him

[@firpomaan5544]

I notice that to sometimes he hijacks the convo on the guest.

[@NinjtechPro]

Pat sounds like he is scanning and probing for bullshit.

[@bendover6785]

Real story tellers recognize real story tellers

[@andrewlee3383]

It's not Adam that's the problem..when the panel is assembled it's that Dipshit Adam who always goes off topic

[@Blackcat12853]

Pat is a no nonsense professional if he detect the conversation is deadlocked and going no where he will interrupt to get it back on track.

[@johnholmes6741]

This guy gave some massive broad strokes but you could interview him for 2 days and barely scratch the surface of things he knows. Very interesting interview. He didn’t hold back, yet, he held a lot back, understandably. A+

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thank you, Johnnie!

[@remingtonsteele3581]

I think it’s a very important point Sal makes when he says. “No one will out-study or outwork me” . He also got married young so he had no distractions people have dating, clubbing and other wastes of time abs money. People see the end product of success, but not the hard stuff of actually learning and mastering their craft, making them great at sales as they know everything about their products; giving confidence to the buyer. Having certainty, through ability, versus Bullshitting wins with people every time.

[@JS-pk2wh]

🐀

[@clydeleto9452]

You can not get a better interviewer than Patrick Bet David. The BEST!!!!

[@AdamJWM]

Hahah! Good joke. He has quality people for sure. Definitely better interviewers on KZbin.

[@drdre4397]

@@AdamJWM I don't think he was joking, you don't have to be a dickhead. Name some who you feel are better, though it's a matter of opinion so it makes no sense why you'd even bother to comment and be a dickhead.

[@Stuckinthen9neties]

Shaun Attwood is better in my opinion but Patrick is good as well.

[@miketrez7984]

This is the greatest organized crime interview you have ever done. This dude is the real deal.

[@nelswr1d836]

Donald Pittman every one he interviewed from that life are all informants.

[@adityajoshi6422]

Except michael franzese

[@Germanicus_Daimetor]

@@adityajoshi6422 he did testify against one his partners

[@derekrohan9619]

The real deal? As far as what? He wasn’t even in the mob. He made money for them. Was not one of them

[@JC-lj2zq]

@@Germanicus_Daimetor Franzese never testified in the sense of helping the government and turning on his people pointing the finger in the way Sammy the Bull did as an example. Franzese broke down his business model but no one went to jail on his testimony.

[@MrHellenas23]

One of the best interviews...Patrick please bring this guy back, for a 5 hour interview, and please get more interviews relevant to the stock market

[@soestereich]

Not possible Sal is facing 20 years in prison

[@MrHellenas23]

@@soestereich how did he give this interview then? The interview is very recent

[@soestereich]

@@MrHellenas23 People like you are so funny, man... thats what the criminal report says. Law enforcement cracked down the scam in october 2021. The interviews on valuetainment are planned months ahead genius

[@MrNeverbreak]

@@soestereich source plz. Can't find anything about that.

[@soestereich]

@@MrNeverbreak Tim bro, no! search for yourself its not even difficult or look at other comments in this comment section, there are lots of people saying the exact same thing as me.

[@woody41165]

That is easily hands down one of the best interviews I have ever had the privilege of listening too and I am eagerly awaiting a second part. Not taking anything away from all the other great interviews but well done Patrick and thank you Salvatore.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thank you. Very kind.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thank you!

[@itsmywayorthegeminimethod1095]

It's better to be on your own when you make that much money illegally if possible, they'llhammer you twice as hard than if it was just white collar crime alone, without the OC part too.

[@scottyblog]

This guy is quite a character.

[@gto433]

A livewire is always good to watch.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

Reminds me of poppa smurf

[@tomking7080]

I said the same thing. Most mob guys and their associates are characters. They will crack you up all day long.

[@JS-pk2wh]

He is a 🐀

[@andrewvaughan285]

Thìs interview is up there with the best that Patrick has done

[@Lado423]

Absolutely 💯

[@bintheredundat1]

Agreed. 💯. Imo the interview was great because PBD gave Sal the freedom to run with the stories. As much as PBD is great, sometimes his questions are so wrapped in examples they can run 2-3 min long. This one had the right balance....let the guest run with it .. especially when they have good stories.

[@tomking7080]

I agree. Awesome interview. Sal is a character as most mob guys are.

[@jameslast7559]

Well Patrick didnt do much, Romano is a self playing piano.

[@spiritcallsus]

I just wanted to say: I am a "normal" (whatever that means) near (about 4 days from being) 82 yr old American that knows nothing about any of that stuff other than seeing a few movies over the years, but I found this little show extremely entertaining and believable (and above all else I am a seeker of the truth) ... so for whatever that may be worth, well done, great show and I want more! :-)

[@mR-dc4oq]

This world is foreign to me too. I’m a plain talker, I mean what I say, I say what I mean… I don’t believe in being dishonest or breaking the law. I always felt this put me, and people like me, at a disadvantage. No street smarts.

[@NinjtechPro]

Are these all paid reviews and comments? This insanity, no way no one else was seeing what I was seeing.

[@DonRua]

No matter how friendly he is, his voice tells you don't mess with him lol.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Not really. Thats just 40 years of smoking! Lol

[@elissitdesign]

In the 60s our government was saying the mob doesn’t exist. Now, they say Antifa doesn’t exist… Let’s go Brandon!

[@sw4841]

Don’t know where u get ur info but the government and fbi have been well aware of antifa.. stop only watching right wing tv. Amazing what you might learn

[@laurenthaglund6747]

@@sw4841 your president said antifa is just an idea…

[@Killajmj]

this is your brain on facebook

[@drdre4397]

@@laurenthaglund6747 That does not speak for the FBI, and you are picking one line out of context... Strawman to victory instead of an actual valid argument. Typical American

[@barthsburgers7524]

@@drdre4397 well Biden is the head of our Government. So he is right. That being said I could do without wingnuts from either side pushing opinions on me.

[@Ayyaz711]

$50k a month back in 88’ means $600k per year. That was ALOT of $$$ back in 1988

[@richardmilliken8705]

Ya, and he was only 21! Pretty impressive!

[@mafiagaming1847]

U guys got to see his other interview it was a show. He definitely was getting alot of money

[@edwinjimenez3802]

ALSO ALOT OF MONEY TODAY !

[@soestereich]

This man is a con artist, look up his name. Law enforcement found out that he is scamming people out of approx. 3 million usd in 2021. This guy is facing 20 years in prison, at least that is what the report says

[@tomking7080]

That was a ton of money. $600K ,that’s $11,500/week. That’s a lot of money today and in 1988 that was a obscene amount of money. Working a minute wage job at the time in 1988 $3.25/hour at 40 hours a week came out to $134/week before taxes. So imagine $11,500/week. It was insane $$$$

[@paulsalmon4406]

That was superb. Listening to Sal was actually very motivating and the time flew by. Thanks for interviewing Mr. Romano.

[@nicholasnichola4922]

Wow, for me, this has been the best interview of 2021! Thanks for this gem PBD.

[@rugger104]

One of your best interviews, Patrick.

[@DemetriPanici]

*”Aim for the moon. If you miss, you may hit a star.” - W. Clement Stone*

[@southie3177]

☘️👍☘️

[@edwinjimenez3802]

OR END UP IN PRISON FOR LIFE OR DEAD CLOSED CASKET EL QUE MUCHO ABARCA POCO APREITA

[@southie3177]

@@edwinjimenez3802 but you ll never know until you try ☘️👍☘️

[@Shhways]

I have tremendous respect for Patrick and know for a fact he hast to be hearing this constantly but I think we need to start a change about now. Who’s with me. Release the videos everybody now

[@Black_2_Def]

This guy memory is Impeccable! Brilliant storyteller. Forget about the wolf of Wallstreet! They need to make a movie about this gentleman right here!! Wow. Great Interview 👍

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thank you my brother!

[@RajBeats]

incredible storyteller, one of few videos i had to watch at normal speed, not faster lol. Learned a lot about mergers, spacs & deal structure too. fantastic guest and great questions & attention span from Patrick

[@vincemasci1050]

This guy was my desk mate back in 1987 at Steinberg & Lyman. Glossed over that story too quickly his older brother Mario was also a dynamo. What happened to him???

[@mechanicalpirate664]

Interesting stuff worked with Mario late 1980s Monmouth investments and later first fidelity capital corp great guy excellent salesman and broker

[@mr.g6065]

@@mechanicalpirate664 we both worked there. Staten Island office

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Nice to connect again, Vince! I hope your well.....

[@BostonsF1nest]

This guy sounds like he would call me up and ask me if I’ve ever heard of a booming new tech company called Webistics

[@salvatoreromano1860]

I get it.........Soprano's, right?

[@darthsparrow1358]

Better call Saul! Lol

[@vitoblack5928]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 ..sopranos vet comment

[@vitoblack5928]

@Michael Jurek 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jordanphan6025]

M. T mc Lam pi baobabs nbbb

[@MichaelPetrizzo2097]

Sal Romano is by far the most interesting interview I've viewed on your channel, and I've seen most of them including Sammy and Michael Franzeze, who is also a great story teller! This was outstanding.

[@salvatoreromano1860]

Thanks, Mike!

[@tomking7080]

Agree!!!!

[@mikejohn7273]

didn't he just get arrested again for scamming people? 25million in florida

[@justinkohl3818]

@@mikejohn7273 who?

[@MrNeverbreak]

@@mikejohn7273 source plz. Can't find anything about that.

[@_.-266]

One of the best if not they best life story I've seen. This is not for a book, it should be a series on a main network.

[@salvatoreromano1860]

I really hope you own a network then, Pete! Lol........

[@johnaddi6654]

This is a good one. This guy just says it like it is, now I see why this interview is only 1:20 straight to the point.

[@cryptobug7531]

I have a feeling we only scratched the surface here, this is fantastic

[@siddfinch6334]

A great interview. The smile on your face at the end when you shake hands tells it all.

[@randyroberts2301]

I don't comment much, but this was a great interview, and story. The way you let him flow and only asking needed questions to steer the narrative was on point. Thank you both for this!!!

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, Randy!

[@nobad6134]

There will never be another time like the 80s.

[@BostonsF1nest]

Except in another 60 years

[@JC-lj2zq]

Totally agree with you. Even the 70s up to the 80s. In those times so many industries were taking off and you couldn’t not make money. Stocks and the game this guy was in was a gold mine, now if you cold call people with a pitch they hang up in those days people actually fell for a good sales pitch.

[@tomking7080]

Oh wow the 80’s were wild. It was the biggest influx of money since the roaring 20’s. The 80’s where the times of “Lifestyles of the rich and famous “ and excess was everywhere.

[@frankjr2970]

Great Interview ! We really need part 2 on this guy !!

[@richardsmith7322]

Patrick you rule for making ALL of this happen bringing the mob into history! You have a part in that which is Amazing! This is an important interview I can’t believe you got Sal Romano!

[@lprophit]

lots of props patrick you really have gone after the super intriguing mob interviews phil sammy sal hope to see more would be great to get the rest of the big players from that trevor doc im sure you've already been working on mikey.

[@grasscityglass9583]

Pat you should hire this guy & give him Adams show - very entertaining guest.

[@darrellhiatt6500]

Is Adam that liberal dope that asks questions that are common sense to 95% of population? If so, he has a show? Whoa. Good luck to him, but whoa.

[@grasscityglass9583]

@@darrellhiatt6500 yup that's the guy lol and yes Sir he has a show on PBDs channel.

[@Mac-wd2ne]

Lmao 🤝

[@Herkulez1981]

He Will Scam Patrick out of his own company lol

[@REAPER_REMY187]

Yes Adam has a show also Adam has a company sauce money in a company buys life insurance policies from people that are still alive meanwhile pdb is this the person has ate life insurance company that is a regular kind do people see a pyramid scheme sometimes Waco's to it I can see why but I don't believe it's true

[@MadoneAmiAaaa]

I live in new springville Staten Island born and raised. I love hearing these stories. My uncle (Godfather) was Vincent DeCicco Franks son. I grew up in the back yard and house Sammy had the initial talk with Frank about the hit on Paul. It’s so cool to hear things like that. My uncles also passed wish I was old enough to hear these stories from them. I miss my uncle very much 💙 thank you for these interviews Pat!!

[@phillipjuan1201]

Better people than our government. I was around them in my 20's living in Bay ridge and going into the tote Hill area. Besides the mob fighting eachother they are good people. At least they have souls.

[@reidbtable]

This is AMAZING content. Working in the industry, this is absolutly fascinating.

[@RawContent]

Fantastic Interview Patrick! Would love to see a part 2 & 3 !! This Was Really Entertaining !!

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, Pete!

[@PaulFos]

10000 percent agreed with what he said concerning Paul Castellano. A businessman was what was needed. Lots of ppl get it wrong when they said he wasn't street and a weak boss. Paul was on the right track but RICO (an illegal government scheme) and ignorance got the better of many.

[@heathdetweilerRealtor]

I’ve always been fascinated by the mafia. I am glad o came across this interview-it is all news to me (this man, I mean). Great interview and absolutely fascinating life he has lived! Thanks for sharing.

[@Cdv360]

Heres a guy that really appreciates all of the shenanigans that happened in his life lol.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Jules, all I can do is laugh about it! Lol

[@Guillermo_Carratero]

31:02 That's a picture of Joe Cammarano, a capo of the Bonanno family. John Gammarano is a former capo of the Gambino family, who passed away in 2017.

[@michaelrusso272]

correct! good pick up

[@richardwilliams9119]

I would be interested in seeing him with Michael Franzese. 2 racketeers who played at the highest level. Very similar businessmen who have a lot in common. Both had legit businesses, and at the same time legit racketeers, both made obscene amounts of money for the mob, both now men of faith, both great story tellers, both were businessmen and not thugs.

[@Abeleko]

Yeah great way to get people off your back and be ingratiated by people such as yourself. It’s a good system. “I’m saved now and I never killed nobody.”

[@lprophit]

very excited to see this i was really hoping to see another interview with sal

[@salvatoreromano1860]

Thank you!

[@christianserna9528]

Wow!!! This is a good one Pat. Tremendous story, with a twist.

[@kylebauerle7255]

I love how his stories happen at almost present day. Everyone says the mob isn't really around anymore. But this proves that they were tougher at a time people thought they were almost non existent

[@kylebauerle7255]

Ehhh I don't trust this msg. Probably a scammer

[@rahatahmed6188]

Yeah they still exist now.

[@Horton.1114]

N'DRANGHETA is one if not the most powerful Italian mafia. They are more powerful today than ever.. you haven't heard about them because of Hollywood

[@Horton.1114]

​@@rahatahmed6188 N'DRANGHETA is the most powerful Italian mafia. They are the most powerful organized group in the world. Hollywood has an exposed them yet

[@randypadilla6935]

One of my new favorite people, and one of Patricks best guest... Got to respect a man who has the ability to be seen but prefers to stay in the shadows

[@MrDublC]

I love the way you are on point with knowing exactly what was going on in all the memories sal had n are so in tune when it comes to your knowledge with cosanostra ...i have an idea for a great new season of podcasts for you ....I'd love to see you try to do a few interviews w some of the wise guys that are in jail we all love to hear all the amazing mob stories and it would be a shame the wise guys locked up just pass away and we only hear Sammy Micheal and a few others stories that everybody knows but there's other mobsters i think the public would love to hear about a different mobster in jail and their life stories in different episodes I'm a musical producer so I'd love to get these stories in a setting where some of Sammy's stories get played with music ......anyways love the channel your a true legend and will always be my go to podcasts to hear a stories of somebody's life with an interviewer like you who knows exactly what to ask and also makes feel like i got the best bio about every episode you drop your fine tuned my man!! Lots of luck!!

[@RobMLyon]

Truly one of the best interviews I’ve ever done Patrick, great job

[@yumedan]

What another amazing talk Pat. You are really a master of communication.

[@midwestmike613]

Compared to Vlad and his awful questions and interview skills Pat a master. He's the Mike Wallace of KZbin in my opinion but more likeable.

[@brt105]

PBD this one is a home run, out of the park!!!!!

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, Marc!

[@Will-if7wp]

That being said.. this was a great interview.

[@moegoggles]

Really enjoying the mafia interviews

[@gerardadrien275]

Finally, ive been waiting for this interview.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, G.

[@Bushwick-to9up]

Amazing interview! I can’t seem to get enough of the mob tales..😎🙌💯

[@NewsCrasher]

I worked at the mercantile exchange n cbot im feeling Sals energy & honesty! Its a different world sad its gone (for me) Great interview

[@captainwaring]

I like Salvatore Romano. Very interesting man!! I read on Wikipedia that he is working on his autobiography. Looking forward to reading it!! Sal, any idea when it's coming out?

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, Pete! I will absolutely let you know, my friend.

[@jaysharp789]

Another great interview, Pat. Guys like this and Michael Franzese are who i'd want in charge of my rackets

[@DD-fm7xb]

Until they get arrested and snitch on ya !!

[@RobZajac]

Ur not too smart then lol

[@southie3177]

@@DD-fm7xb true statement

[@southie3177]

@@MaxWhiteArabiLouisiana 😂

[@southie3177]

@@RobZajac 😂

[@jasonrosario558]

One of my favorite interviews, really like it.🙏

[@danielcain356]

Have to have a part two with this guy class story x well done great guy very cleaver

[@ivanchato371]

I can’t wait for this guys book to come out wish this interview was longer

[@salvatoreromano1860]

Thank you Ivan!

[@ivanchato371]

@@salvatoreromano1860 madon’ if this is you Mr Romano you made my day, I look forward to your book and many projects to come🙏🏾

[@brewcity2317]

Paused @ the 30:22 mark. Incredible interview thus far. I never heard of Morgantown, West Virginia. I just Googled the name up. A small place with a population size of the neighborhood I grew up in in Milwaukee. That Southern town held convention for the meeting Detroit, Ohio, and New York mobsters and left--as its prison goes--a positive impression on a rich New York Wall Streeter raised on the tough streets of Bensonhurst. Lastly, this interview gives evidence to my proposition about NYC, Chicago, and San Francisco as the 3 largest financial meccas in the USA and that any mob families there infiltrating that financial field would be accumulating enormous wealth. How many people you have to divide that pie with is another matter. The more people the smaller the shares of that pie.

[@noahmatthew6658]

If it weren’t for the college like ten people would live in be Morgantown

[@brewcity2317]

@@noahmatthew6658 you have been to Morgantown?

[@noahmatthew6658]

@@brewcity2317 yeah it’s still a big drug distribution center to this day since it’s surrounded on every side by big cities within driving range. I also know two people who go to college there so I have spent weekends there

[@rmasco71]

I worked in a “boiler room” in Manhattan.. they all had a Jordan Belforte at the top.. the movie was accurate for the most part.. I also grew up down the block from Sal and his family.. him and his other 3 brothers were all brokers .. all Belfortes at there own firms

[@tonimarierusso8704]

Mikie scars was my ex husband, and Frankie DeCicco was my cousin. Sal didn’t know my cousin.

[@salvatoreromano1860]

Thank you! To most of you, anyway! 😇

[@puppetmaster706]

Keep em coming big Patrick!!!!!

[@grannyrice8983]

Sal Romano's life is so fascinating! I hope he writes a book soon. Sounds like it would be a great movie too.

[@jtoo6060]

The definition of Italian sign language 😄

[@KevinBarakauskas]

This was fantastic Sal doesn't do interviews at all

[@salvatoreromano1860]

I do now......

[@KevinBarakauskas]

@@salvatoreromano1860 happy to see you sharing your stories 👍

[@bradnobl]

I'm 20 min and I'm locked in to Sal's understanding of how the markets really work.

[@executiveauto4428]

im 20 in and hes taliking about baseball batting a car

[@squreshi8413]

One of the best interviews I've ever seen. Please bring him back. And encourage him to do a book and movie! I wish I understood financial stuff more to really know what he was saying

[@Herkulez1981]

He did a book, about hos he found god after he snitched lol …..January 4, 2022 he is facing 20 years for Scamming peoples savings for millions .

[@salvatoreromano1860]

Serena, very nice of you!

[@spiritcallsus]

@@Herkulez1981 BFD about the "charges", as if anything that "This Government" said or did, had any more honesty, validity, or worthwhile qualities than those they are always accusing. IMnsHO

[@georgekonii4739]

@@salvatoreromano1860 wazoo q zee

[@johnholmes6741]

I saw this was an hour and 20 minutes and I thought, I’ll watch for a few minutes and see how it goes. An hour and 20 minutes later and I’m thinking, that felt like about 10 minutes. Lol

[@simoncluley6033]

You have got to get this guy back for two and three he has so many stories to yet be told. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, Simon!

[@aaronpalmer849]

I remember everything! 30 seconds later I forget the location!!!

[@michaelrusso272]

lol another great catch!

[@ilcomendante]

Incredible stories and helluva storyteller. One of the best interviews on PBD so far

[@eccob8961]

Good to see Salvatore Romano with Patrick !! Great interview

[@ms863]

It's a learning session but - its a amazing how you call it a podcast/ show and people dont feel like there telling

[@d.jenkins9399]

What would drive 51 people to give this interview a thumbs down? I don’t get it. IMO this was a great interview and it gives a different perspective into the business. Thumbs way up!

[@salvatoreromano1860]

Wow, can I hire you for my P.R???? Thanks, D.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, D, very nice of you!

[@joecampbell4199]

Damn this was amazing interview, only problem, it wasn't long enough.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Very nice of you, Joe!

[@elitecombatfitnesscentral6170]

WOW... Just wow. A+++ Patrick you keep hitting it out of the park.

[@lots33ml]

Patrick you've done alot of interviews this guy is the best one yet. He really is an extremely intelligent guy. Even though i was attacked by the mob and it definitely changed my life i do find these interviews very interesting. You once said why you thought these guys tell such great stories well trust me I'm Sicilian and alot of Italian guys i know tell great accurate stories and can talk and talk and talk. Trust me!

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Thanks, Mike!

[@Cccc-ky4vq]

Fantastic interview great guest very informative what a story

[@wombatsyoutube]

Sal's still drinking that same bottle of water guys! 😂😂😂 Great storyteller.

[@salvatoreromano1860]

And I still am...........Lol.

[@jdieuju1]

This guys knows his stuff, he is precised

[@juice8225]

I love this guy. Very interesting and a great surprise. Nice production Pat

[@gregchapman6190]

This is a very good interview ,this guy is a great story teller ,very captivating

[@JohnnyUnderscore1981]

Snitches usually are great storytellers and songbirds. 69 learned it from them.

[@gregchapman6190]

@@JohnnyUnderscore1981 yeah but this guy was around real gangsters ,69 wasn't

[@southie3177]

@@gregchapman6190 those guys 69 was around were no joke. Not the brightest bulbs would be an understatement but those guys were serious

[@gregchapman6190]

@@southie3177 maybe but not like the mob ,the mob was way more dangerous and powerful back then ,and they didn't miss and hit innocent people ,let's not try to compare shottie to Gotti

[@southie3177]

@@gregchapman6190 😂☘️😂true

[@dhimitritheodhori7187]

One of the best interviews

[@Thoughtful8]

Great Content Patrick. Thank you again

[@iangreenberg5101]

Dammit pat get this guy a fresh water bottle LMAO. Top 5 interview on the platform

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Ian, once I start, I really need a lot of water!!! Lol....

[@sergiopiparo4084]

Thank you Pat for this great interview 👍

[@ShivaShaktification]

WOW. fascinating. please keep up the great work Patrick

[@mariannegirouard8746]

Very interesting content. You are a great interviewer and these people have been through so much. They have very strong constitutions. I don’t judge them and I respect their fortitude. I can empathize and imagine that they have had some very challenging times as well. They are tough guys on so many levels but modest and humble on others. Bottom line, at the end of the day we are all only human and all make mistakes and none of us perfect. Keep up the good work. Patrick you are such a down to earth guy it’s no wonder all these guys feel so comfortable around you!

[@unnamedchannel1237]

$50k a month ? That’s big money today let alone in the 80’s

[@ironknuckle89666]

This was a very good interview. Sal is very charismatic and entertaining to watch. I hope that he will do more collaborations with Valuetainment in the future.

[@mikejohn7273]

I agree question tho didn't he just get arrested again for scamming 25-30million

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Grazie!

[@michaelpisani5962]

Very good job, Patrick. No one else could have stayed out of Sal Romano's way and still been in charge of the interview.

[@salvatoreromano7528]

Yea, Mike, Patrick and my wife!

[@michaelpisani5962]

@@salvatoreromano7528 Now THAT'S funny!

[@richardblais7445]

amazing interview patrick. i love this guy, its so interesting,,my favorite interview so far...watch michael franzese last week and it also very very good 👍👍 thanks

[@jasonkruger4303]

Really enjoyed this one👍..interesting character

[@RollingxStone]

One step closer to a Mikey Scars interview👍

[@BostonsF1nest]

Wow. The Giacalone’s. Tony Giacalone was the street boss of the Detroit mafia for over 40 years and like he said, Jackie “the kid” Giacalone has been the boss since longtime boss Jack Tocco passed away in 2014.

[@toesandsoles]

Great Video. Thank you