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Corleone family

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Oct 26, 2026

Frank MoranoGUEST
34:03
And if Bruce doesn't do the right thing, if things aren't markedly better on taxes, on education, on crime, on transportation, throw them out and
Arthur AidalaHOST
34:11
bring back somebody else, you know? Frank, do you know the name of the moving company in Godfather 1 when the Corleones are moving out west?
Frank MoranoGUEST
34:22
Uh, let's see.
Frank MoranoGUEST
34:23
Uh, Godfather one, when they're moving out towards the end, when they're moving out to Nevada.
ChristianHOST
42:40
That's who he is.
ChristianHOST
42:43
You got Sonny Fredo and Michael who are the real Corleones.
ChristianHOST
42:47
And then you got Tom Hagen who's like adopted into the family.
ChristianHOST
42:51
Only Tom Hagen was a good consigliere.
ChristianHOST
42:59
And maybe Brian Cashman, who was also a good consigliere at one time, but not a wartime one.
ChristianHOST
43:05
Because when you are 17 years without a world championship, it's wartime.
ChristianHOST
43:14
So you got the Corleones and Tom Hagen, and now you have the Steinbrenners and Brian Cashman.
ChristianHOST
43:18
It's basically the same thing.
Kathy BooneHOST
3:40
What he seems to value most of late is the humiliation of his enemies and, even more, the accumulation of vast wealth.
Kathy BooneHOST
3:50
Since the second inauguration, the Trumps and their satraps have operated with all the commercial cunning of the Corleone family.
Kathy BooneHOST
3:58
The White House is their front, their Janko Pura olive oil company.
Kathy BooneHOST
4:04
The Attorney General, Todd Blanche, is an obedient Tom Hagen.
Chris PlanteGUEST
4:56
Everything's a gangster shakedown, honestly.
Chris PlanteGUEST
4:58
It's like, uh, the Corleone family had nothing on today's Democratic gangster party.
Ray StevensHOST
5:03
[laughs] And they couldn't do business with today's Democrat party, could they?
Chris PlanteGUEST
5:06
[laughs] I, you know, I, I, I get it.
Paul McGannHOST
14:15
But it's a distinctly small-time criminal enterprise.
Paul McGannHOST
14:18
Not exactly the Corleone family.
Edward PaulinoGUEST
14:21
He was a ruffian, you know.
Edward PaulinoGUEST
14:23
Teenage, early adult years, he ran a racket, right? He had a little gang.
Gene KillianHOST
10:02
There's a gangster in the movie named Virgil Salazzo, Virgil the Turk Salazzo, played by the late great actor and director Al Lettieri.
Gene KillianHOST
10:14
And Salazzo has asked for a meeting with the Corleone crime family, Vito Corleone and his sons, who run the Corleone, the fictional Corleone crime family in the novel and in the movie.
Gene KillianHOST
10:29
And the reason he wants this meeting is because Salazzo says, is trying to build an illegal drug empire and he needs financing and he needs protection from politicians and judges.
Gene KillianHOST
10:45
And so he asks for a meeting with Vito Corleone, played of course by Marlon Brando, to discuss a potential partnership.
Gene KillianHOST
10:54
And at the meeting, he lays it out.
Gene KillianHOST
10:57
What he needs is $1 million in financing, and he needs protection from the lawyers and judges that are on the Corleone family payroll.
Gene KillianHOST
11:08
And Vito Corleone hears him out and then says, you know, you're a serious man.
Gene KillianHOST
11:14
I understand that.
Greg KellyHOST
13:14
Hello.
Greg KellyHOST
13:15
Hey, that's, by the way, the Corleones.
Greg KellyHOST
13:17
They were in the olive oil business, right? But that was, they weren't, well, they had other interests as well.
Greg KellyHOST
13:24
When you were in...
PattiHOST
50:06
To me, it came off very mafia-like.
PattiHOST
50:09
Like, you know, I'm a Corleone now, or I'm in with the Corleones.
PattiHOST
50:14
I'm
TashHOST
50:16
a Bloods.

5 MINS LATER

TashHOST
55:26
Yeah.
TashHOST
55:27
Portia says, I take it you were here to congratulate us on my daughter's marriage into one of the most esteemed and respected families of the Tom.
TashHOST
55:36
The Corleones.
TashHOST
55:38
Regrettably, no.
HollyHOST
14:15
You've got judges, journalists, police, ordinary people, people including Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, who were murdered in 1992 after leading major investigations into the Sicilian Mafia.
HollyHOST
14:29
That gives you a much more meaningful understanding than simply doing a Godfather tour and pretending you're joining the Corleone family.
HollyHOST
14:37
But also you've got the rest of Sicily.
HollyHOST
14:39
You've got the beaches and the food and the wine.
speaker_1HOST
8:18
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
8:18
The Corleones are taking massive hits both physically and financially.
speaker_1HOST
8:22
They are bleeding capital.
speaker_0HOST
8:24
So they have to tighten the belt.
speaker_1HOST
9:54
Enter Emilio Barzini.
speaker_0HOST
9:56
The ultimate puppet master.
speaker_1HOST
9:58
Barzini is the strategic foil to the Corleones.
speaker_1HOST
10:01
He sees the entire chessboard perfectly.

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