Cuomo torched by mob boss Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano

Kyle

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Disgraced former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was torched by a former mob boss over the Democrat’s COVID nursing home scandal, saying that he "would never do that."

"I hate to get into Governor Cuomo. I will a little bit because he’s Italian and I can’t stand it," Gravano said in the clip obtained by Fox News, confirming his disdain for the then-governor when pressed by host and moderator Patrick Bet-David.

"One, because he’s Italian and I’m embarrassed to have someone do what he did as an Italian," The Bull continued. "He killed 15,000 people by putting people with the coronavirus in [nursing homes] with old people."

"I don’t give a f--- who tells me to do that, whether it’s [former President] Trump, the president, the vice president, you, him, I would never do it," Gravano said, gesturing to Bet-David and Franzese. "And I’m a badass. I’d never do it."



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Cuomo torched by mob boss Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano over nursing home scandal: 'I would never do that'

The former boss of the Gambino crime family in New York City, Sammy “The Bull” Gravano, tore into Andrew Cuomo in a new series alongside former Colombo caporegime Michael Franzese over the deadly scandal that became a black mark on the former governor’s administration.
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Whenever I've watched movies dealing with The Mob...whether it be The Godfather, Goodfellas,...even the silver screen ones from the 30s, 40s, 50s, they all seem to spotlight one common theme....
The Mob has never been, nor will ever be as cold, as corrupt & as heartless as the Gov't
 
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I grew up around some of the local Good Fellas when I was a kid. They rented a room at the back of the building my grandparents D'Orazio owned.
It was a phone bank for their numbers racket. They were old fashioned, no drugs, but did get their start bootlegging. My grampa Robinson, I found out, was one of their drivers back when, had the route up to Canada for whiskey. One of his uncles had a speakeasy in Springfield, MA. that was under their protection.

When the local Boss found out I was going to college he sent one of his Lieutenants to speak with me. Mr. F. found me out back of their shop, I helped there until I wed at age 25 and moved away. That day was trash day.

"Steven, Mr. L. presents his regards. We hear from your Nonnie that you have been accepted to college."

"Yes sir, Norwich the military school in Vermont."

"An honorable choice. Mr. L. would like to help with your expenses, our of his respect for your grandparents."

By then I know what the "Business" was about, and some of their other interests. So, I paused, thought out my response carefully.

"Mr. F., please present my heartfelt gratitude to Mr. L., but out of respect for what Nonnie and Papa taught me about how to live my life and make my own way, I need to do this through my efforts."

He nodded, smiled and patted my cheek, "Steven, you are a good boy, respect, respect will take you far."

We parted with a handshake.
 
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