60 Minutes Presents: Gotti, Part 3

After his court case ended in December 2009, John Gotti, Jr. returned to his home on Long Island. At age 47, he is married, with six children, and as he tells Steve Kroft, he is now trying to acclimate himself to being a free man.

[awakenthewoke]

"I would never disrespect a man's daughter and I expect the same" Extremely wise words.

[BozJustBad]

I like the way he talks, fast and clear. I like listening to him.

[StefaneJaspering]

"i wouldn't disrespect anyones daughter and I expect the same"  I wish more men would live by these words. Respect and care for women. also women need to act like ladies who deserve to be respected. things we can all work on

[orlandomolina]

Someone had to break the cycle of violence. John jr did. He did it to save his family and his lineage. Kudos bro

[buyerofsorts]

Don't give a shit what anyone says, that guy gave one of the best interviews I ever heard!

[Knate]

It’s crazy that such a relatively normal interview can be so captivating. The charisma Jr has, if it’s even half that of his old man, makes it easy to see why Sr was loved by so many.

[reppntime]

Good Interview...he seems very humble and at peace with himself.

[MrSuzukiyamaha]

A very articulate and well spoken guy. A guy you just want to respect.

[loudiaz]

I was totally astounded by Jr’s interview. He is quite smart, poised and articulate. As opposed to some typical mobsters that I grew up with in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Not only that, but the way he conveyed his story was captivating. And you can see how impressed and taken the interviewer was with John.
His respect and admiration for our native Americans was heart warming given the horrors and indignity they put up with in the early days of the West.
I could listen to Jr. all day long. He was very informative and very charismatic.
A class act, despite his affiliations and criminal background.

[denniscassley]

"Reporters in the bushes..."   Junior says, "God forbid my robe opens up...I'd have an INDECENT EXPOSURE PINCH!!"  Classic!!  Just CLASSIC!!

[Hallahanify]

"My cellmate who was serving 17 years for bank robbery, sweet heart of a kid"😂😂

[andohish]

Can't help but like the guy. He has a way with words and he's got charisma, I'll give him that.

[Trrippy_Shades]

The most soft spoken man I’ve heard with honesty and conviction, is something we all should respect

[dhammond]

I enjoyed watching this part 3 video. It shows that a man can change his behavior and be truly committed to live a better life. I enjoyed listening to him, and how committed he was to his word.

[tarachristine]

When he said, "i was never known to take a backwards step in throwing these hands." I felt that! lolol

[ericswingle]

Have watched this interview 10 times, He is a fascinating person to listen too. I would love to have a beer with the guy...His old school values are priceless.

[carminecuzzo]

As an Italian & father the hardest part was when he spoke about his daughter;(

[CF-Warrior]

A well spoken family man! God bless you in your future and any endeavors you may pursue.

[SweetMelissa]

I love how he says "he was a bank robber. Sweet heart of a kid" haha

[partmedia]

"At the end of the day, all you have is memories. You gotta make as many as you can. Cuz that's all your're going to have."