The TOP Mafia Bosses of All Time | Sit Down with Michael Franzese

Many of you have been questioning, Michael, who do you think is the most powerful Mob Boss? Who do you think is the most effective mob boss? Who is the best mob boss? I get that so often, that's why in the episode we will be summarizing the most "effective" Mob boss in my opinion.

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[nov]

What is the most difficult decision you have ever made? Wether It be personal, family, or family.

[sudstahgaming]

You've persuaded nearly 1 million people to subscribe to you, you are a leader and a boss of your channel

[philiphaller]

This really sums up what most don’t understand about the mob is that it’s literally all about business and making money.

[ces]

I was pleasantly surprised when you saved the best for last: Don Carlo Gambino. He was the epitome of “omertà.” Quiet, behind-the-scenes, soft-spoken, and just full of wisdom and discretion. I don’t have to comment further but thank you from bringing him up.

[DonTooP]

The way Michael does not ever incriminate himself is inspiring :)

[cecile]

I could listen to you talk about the mob for hours. I'm so glad I found your channel!❤️

[bradt]

As a person who loves history, to me the mob is a fascinating part of early America. With so much secrecy as well, made them more interesting. Great video! 🤔👍

[kevincooney]

Tony Accardo has to be on the list. Boss of Chicago for a long long time and expanded it's power out west. Also never went to prison

[dannygray-mixn]

Spot on Michael. One key to any leaders success is how well they recruit. Recruitment is the key to everything.

[KikoPeo]

Great list Michael, but what about Santo Traficante and Sam Giancana

[Britton_Thompson]

John Gotti was the trifecta of a bad mob boss:
*•* Killed his old boss to assume the position
without Commission approval
*•* Trafficked & sold drugs
*•* Brought unnecessary attention to the life

John Gotti thought 'La Cosa Nostra' meant "this thing of mine"

[mikeshasims]

I have to say, history about the mob has always been really interesting to me, however, the re-emergence on the scene as a man of Christ and your testimony is what got me to subscribe. It is so amazing being a witness in this day and age when it seems so many people are laying down the sword and giving up in this fight. Press on and many blessings in your continued walk with Christ 🙏🏾

[kgc.tanto]

Michael Franzese is amazing!!!! I read or listen to Michael as much as I can. He's a genius.

[michaelmitchell]

Excellent job as always. You never forget to give praises where they are due.

[ninjaturtletiger]

This guy is such a great person and is so wise! So many people can learn from him! I’m now a happy subscriber!!!

[iznbrgwhite]

Thank you for all of the things you do Mr. Franzese. Keep it up ! Definitely gotta meet you someday soon !

[i.marr.]

I could listen to your sit downs forever, some really great ones you've put out, keep them coming

[kevin]

Love the content Mr. Franzese, thank you for giving us a glimpse behind the curtain!

[richieporter]

Charles "Lucky" Luciano have to be TOP 3 🙌🏾

[SuperHorseSense]

I'm glad to hear Don Carlo was the most effective. Obviously everyone in that life did bad things and it's hard to root for them, but Carlo Gambino was still a very respectable man.