The former boss of the Gambino crime family in New York City, Sammy "The Bull" Gravano, tore into 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.
"I hate to get into Gov. Cuomo. I will a little bit because he’s Italian and I can’t stand it," Gravano declared 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 went on. "He killed 15,000 people by putting people with the coronavirus in [nursing homes] with old people."
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"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 stated, gesturing to Bet-David and Franzese. "And I’m a badass. I’d never do it."
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Gravano also said that when an individual does something like the former Governor’s scandal and has "no concern," he thinks about his family, including his "great-grandchildren who aren’t even born" that are "going to deal with s— like this."
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The Mafia States of America created some turbulence on the Internet with its drop, with Director Gerard Michaels telling Fox News in a Monday phone interview that the series surrounding a sit-down with the two mobsters is the first of its kind.
Michaels pointed out that Cuomo, while Governor, also stonewalled him and others on the project when they attempted to get in contact with the then-Governor’s office for comment on the series.
"They were silent. Any of our emails were never responded to," Michaels revealed. "And every time we tried to make a phone call, all they did was push us to another department, who then tried to push us to another department, who tried to push us to another department, who then tried to push us to another department."
The director said they eventually told Cuomo’s office that they would go forward with the series and that they wanted to include Cuomo’s "perspective," but they never heard back.
Bet-David delved deeper into the thoughts of Gravano and Franzese about the former Governor and their view of a lack of accountability from the Empire State in his scandal-ridden departure from office. The host also said that the mobsters were "no fans" of Cuomo "at all" or his younger brother, Chris Cuomo.
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