The Mysterious Case of Jimmy Hoffa: True Story from 'The Irishman' - Al Profit "Killing Jimmy Hoffa"

Подписаться 559 тыс.

Просмотров 4 млн

50% 1

Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance is one of the great crimes of the century. Despite a massive Federal investigation spanning 4 decades and hundreds of suspects, only the general contours of the crime are known. In the American mythology Hoffa is both hero and villain; a self-made man who ran the nation's largest union and was so beloved by the rank and file Teamsters he represented that they supported him as union president even as he served time in prison. Hoffa's name is synonymous with corruption thanks to Bobby Kennedy's campaign against him, but the truth is much more complex. Hoffa's glory years coincided with the golden age of the Union movement and the American economy; he also was enmeshed in the Machiavellian world of organized crime. "Killing Jimmy Hoffa" tells the whole story for the first time, using exclusive interviews, never before seen news footage and photographs, and revealing the real story of the day he died
SUPPORT Al Profit, watch and Please leave a REVIEW "White Powder, Black Power"
TubiTv tubitv.com/movies/454168/amer...
AMAZON www.amazon.com/American-Dope-...

Кино

Опубликовано:

17 май 2018

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 4,1 тыс.

@jackkitchen737 4 года назад

"If they can whack a President, they can whack a president of a union."

@justjewellent 4 года назад

That part lol

@MrSpotlightrecordz 4 года назад

Damn right

@erin19030 4 года назад

We need a "Whacker" now!

@dennism3741 4 года назад

Cosimo Kramarawicz nah.

@dr.2335 4 года назад

Never the mob. Ever. Nice of them to take the position though. Protects Mossad nicely.

@kashesan 4 года назад

"Big business and the government were not the friend of the working man" Applicable today.

@SELAHPAUSE 4 года назад

You said it

@johncanmoveya 4 года назад

Good call.

@ry517 4 года назад

💯🎯🎯🎯🎯💯

@sidDkid87 4 года назад

applicable *FOREVER*

@MikeGreenwood51 4 года назад

Kathleen Cabot What are you meaning? If I sold you a big juicy burger which can help to prevent hunger, starvation and death. Why would I not be your friend? Admittedly you are likely right. But what makes you right? Isn't it true that such is likly true because the law makes it true? The business may have done you a favour. But the law determins the favour an act of business for their purpose of taxation and so the business favour is no longer a friendly kind act but just something done for money devoid of any good except as business for money.

@boathousejoed9005 4 года назад

Jimmy Hoffa was always held in high esteem in our house.My Father was able to provide a good life as a Teamster.

@zimikkachui5766 4 года назад

@Ted Wilson everyone supports organized crime. It's just a matter of whether you support the one led by govt or the one led by people

@SgtRoseUSMC 4 года назад

@Ted Wilson do u not know the history of ur government fellow RU-vid?

@SgtRoseUSMC 4 года назад

@Ted Wilson sorry mate I had assumed u were from the US OF A. I don't know much of Canadian history just that you guys slayed a fuck load of nazis in ww2 and taliban in Afghanistan. And u guys are responsible for Justin Bieber

@vladputin3664 4 года назад

Unlike many of the Teamsters whose pensions were robbed

@historyrepeatscubed726 3 года назад

@Ted Wilson So you believe government is not a form of organized crime and prefer to support that over those who rebel against its suppressive control? Cool. Keep drinkin' the Kook-Aid, it's workin' for ya! So what if Hoffa was crooked? Which politician can you name who isn't? For that matter, name me a bank or corporate CEO who isn't. At least Hoffa did work successfully to improve the working conditions for transport workers. Name a politician that's worked hard and succeeded to improve the situation of lower and middle class people. So what's your point about Hoffa being crooked, again? The whole world, at least those seeking and reeling power, is crooked. Try keeping up.

@dozhadeville444 4 года назад

Rich kids, some of the worst people on the planet... - Hoffa

@michaeltischuk7972 4 года назад

The Kennedys were the worst of the worst.

@maryshaffer8474 4 года назад

Bushes

@saidufofanah2210 4 года назад

d newkirt can’t top that 😂😂

@lucasdamotta2931 3 года назад

He was right.

@dozhadeville444 3 года назад

@KtotheD85 U hear him say it? Well shut the fk up puss! U got what I was saying boy!

@Rohit-ug9jg 4 года назад

Your lawyer is already dead Frank: who got him?

@jabemission4170 4 года назад

That's the question of a man who incorporates death with murder and forgetting about diseases. The Irishman is great! Just finished watching it a while ago.

@smallies7154 4 года назад

cancer

@NewGoldie 4 года назад

That part made me laugh so hard. Then sad once I really thought about it.

@emor6100 4 года назад

They were talking about Ray Romano's character right?

@apocalypsepow 4 года назад

Where did you get that fish??

@mrpaulgrimm6129 4 года назад

Hoffa was a hell of a guy! I’m a old Teamster and he helped the truckers. They call me Pauli’ at the Union Hall.imliving good on my pension. Thank you Jimmy .

@jmsmeier1113 4 года назад

Mr Paul Grimm what local were you in?

@mrpaulgrimm6129 4 года назад

jmsmeier1113 988

@alexandermacdougall7873 4 года назад

hoffa was a yhug who stole union members money. he didnt do anything for workers,,,he started unions to steal money wqhile posing as a hero. a corrupt piece of shit

@jhonfamo8412 4 года назад

Yes I am 44 ,hard worker ,for minimum wage..i get it

@jhonfamo8412 4 года назад

@@alexandermacdougall7873 nope. He may have taken a little..but if you think your favorite politician hasnt, lol, your are asleep. He helped bring wages where a man could support his family. Don't give me that shit..go to school or go get this or that..the fact is there can be only so many bosses, lawyers , doctors and technicians of any kind..the fact that EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION has grown by multitudes in relation to workers wages is the real problem. Everyone has to eat, we are not looking to be rich but working 70 hours a week, hard, and still can't afford the basics? I guess the poor are just making excuses?

@davefreed2818 3 года назад

Jimmy Hoffa ate at my great uncles restaurant here in Mi and was one of the last places he was seen alive.

@alcoholic2412 3 года назад

"He was seen getting into a Mercury Marquis"....while the video shows a Chevy Caprice drive up 😒

@waynewinky2754 4 года назад

"Hi Frank, it's Jimmy Hoffa. I heard you paint houses?"

@onlyme9254 4 года назад

Er yes I also do my own carpentry work!

@itzKingIzzo2U 4 года назад

Imagine if he said I do my own plumbing too lmao

@louisvilleky502sopranos7 4 года назад

And landscaping if needed. 😂

@timothyallen6766 4 года назад

Yeah jimmy pretty damn good at roofing to..

@fuckyourreply.8110 4 года назад

@@onlyme9254 "nice to meet you too even if its over the phone"

@mr.sherlockholmes6130 4 года назад

My Father is a Teamster and he meet Jimmy Hoffa . He was a man of his time and my father was all Teamster you dare not cross the picket line. Hoffa gave the working man more pay. I think Jimmy Hoffa was a working mans friend . Rest in Peace Jimmy !!!

@alprofit 4 года назад

Jimmy Hoffa was an effective union leader forced to deal with organized crime

@betterd9160 2 года назад

My grandfather was an organizer for the teamsters in those days. He started out as a bodyguard. The teamsters were very important to our family.

@tokertalk9648 8 месяцев назад

He tried to send his wop buddies to kill my grandfather over union contracts but his buddies cowered like dogs when my aunts and uncles brought out their shotguns. LOLdozens of armed wops were no match for my family and Hoffa never made the mistake of taking on my grandfather again.

@carlbenson6412 4 года назад

Al, well done & thanks for posting this here for us to checkout!

@kblo7473 2 года назад

Recent revelation of your channel, came to me as a fresh breeze in rotten YT ecosystem. I have high appreciation for elaborate investigative work as well for the way you glue it altogether - into concise storyline. Spiced up with Detroit "street wiseness"🤙 & your voice - makes it unique. I spent days browsing your channel - and every second spent was worth of it😃! Jimmy Hoffa video tops the range, tip of the hat for it! Much respect & all the best from Belgrade, Serbia

@danalala8328 4 года назад

Great doc! Thank you! I read the book "I heard you paint houses" by Charles Brandt, last summer & have been anxiously awaiting the movie.

@BillMcGirr 4 года назад

DANA STERN Great book... can’t wait for this movie either.👍

@MrPhotodoc 4 года назад

We need some more Dillinger, Capone and Hoffa characters today to "rock the boat" and get people off their asses.

@dorothykilgallenwasmurdere1653 2 года назад

Damn man. It was suggested I come here. I'm very impressed with your hard work and depth of information. Thank you.

@lanacampbell-moore4549 3 года назад

I have learned more history during this Pandemic watching these vids than ever.My father was a Teamster in Indiana back in the day.Bravo Al love your channel!👏❤️

@ryanmories43 Год назад

You are a liar

@smokeymacpot76 Год назад

he couldnt get a real job ehh had to go suck mafia cock..does his girl take after daddy..blowing dipshits lmao

@natewatt3537 7 месяцев назад

My dad was a teamster in the 70s and 80s. Dad always spoke highly about hoffa and the union. We need a good leader nowadays

@w.herschelljamisonii9127 5 лет назад

I personally ran into Tony Pro on a Cleveland street. Two bodyguards at about 20 yards on each side. We got off the sidewalk to let him and the man with him pass. They didn't acknowledge that we existed.

@trawlins396 2 года назад

Why you would get off the sidewalk for him?

@rayhanes1347 4 года назад

Amazing the amount of history came out of Detroit. I was born and raised here and as a kid had no idea of the mob activity. It was right on par with Chicago and New York.

@SourD72 4 года назад

It wasn’t right on par but that’s exactly why they were the hardest syndicate to infiltrate

@rayhanes1347 4 года назад

@@SourD72 I agree. There seem to be two eras or maybe three for organizized crime and Detroit only saw the 20s-70s action. Unlike New York that saw it well into the 80s, 90s with the new and last era of John Gotti type of figures. My old bather told me a story of his uncle being shot dead in his backyard, in west Detroit in the 70s. His murder is still unsolved but he supposedly had dealings with the mob. It tripped me out because hes black. His family will never know why.

@tytanikd6473 4 года назад

Fuk no....nowhere near NY....u trippin. Distant 2nd to the CHI. Smdh

@rayhanes1347 4 года назад

@@tytanikd6473 Right. Detroit may have been a safe haven. You know how many times in a gangster flick I heard "so in so came down from Detroit for a meeting"? Haha. Just thought they picked a random city. Peace

@jms4177 4 года назад

I was in the middle of it and lived next door to GM headquarters. I was a bartender for a mafia family and served drinks to Giacalone every week. I drove my boss to a meeting at Macus Red Fox just two days before Hoffa disappeared from there. Giacalone and Provenzano met with one of the three brothers that I worked for. I was told that Hoffa would never be seen again.

@billgerard4687 2 года назад

Just found your channel and am very impressed! The best documentaries I have ever seen.

@Godcreatedmj1 9 месяцев назад

Thank you much for your content and I love your work! This is a historic video as I been a member of the UAW over 20 years and this video has helped me immensely in many ways of understanding unions in a wide range ❤️

@brando36922 4 года назад

Buffalino: It was either him or us i chose us!

@amanms1999 4 года назад

"Fuck me, fuck em"

@reycodroid1177 4 года назад

"Fuck em"

@whitelinedrifter 4 года назад

Jimmy Hoffa was reported seen getting into a Mercury Marquis, and they show him getting into a Chevy Caprice. Great attention to detail.

@jmsmeier1113 4 года назад

Roy Clark If I recall correctly, the car used to grab him was a Buick lesabre . It was chuck O’Briens car. They found jimmys hair and blood in the trunk.

@99somerville 3 года назад

It was a red Mercury Marquis that Hoffa got into. Driven by Chuckie O’Brien and owned by one of the Giacolones.

@SomeRandomBod 3 года назад

So happy you've uploaded this, thank you.

@oldcop18 Год назад

I’m a mob movie fan and The Irishmen is one of the best. I particularly enjoyed Joe Pesci’s performance.

@josephsmith6777 Год назад

Largely B's but great flic

@powpow9560 Год назад

Its a great movie but it's absolute nonsense. Frank Sheeran is like the Forest Gump of the Mob lmao.

@richardgillette5759 4 года назад

so glad all these good paying union jobs are gone so that Walmart and China can earn all the profits

@tomlund4951 4 года назад

In the words of Led Zeppelin “ Bring it baaack!”

@calburge4338 3 года назад

We are owned by China. CHINA OWNS US!!!!!!!

@marlonthomas8042 3 года назад

M C you really think that will happen?

@zebibtekle4889 3 года назад

@@calburge4338 to say that we are owned by China is to absolve U.S corporations and the U.S government of any responsibility. The onus is all on them not China.

@BallIsLife353332 3 года назад

So glad I work at a great paying union job

@whattttf4170 4 года назад

Love how an Amazon Prime ad sticks in the upper right hand side. Super awesome. 😖

@Dave-sg6om 2 года назад

What an awesome documentary. No other has explained the whole situation in such a full manner........ Well done!

@smokeymacpot76 Год назад

you think there gona say on youcensorship what happened to hoffa lmfao you must be about as stupid as these mafia morons lmao

@normanterrault397 3 года назад

Al Profit is such a great narrator ! Sure knows his stuff ! Thank you for this fantastic story

@nazzan3801 5 лет назад

I’ve been a member in the channel for a long time and I wasn’t interested in watching this video because I thought I’ve watched enough J. Hoffa videos and know enough about his disappearance until I watched this video twice and all I can say is WOW, you guys are the best documenter I’ve ever seen in my entire life. Thank you so much guys, thanks a lot Al, you guys are the only reason that make me check my RU-vid account on a daily basis

@alprofit 5 лет назад

Thank you for that very well thought out and correct(🤨🤓😃) comment, my friend.

@nazzan3801 5 лет назад

Al Profit thanks to you guys for the honest effort that you guys put in your work, it’s highly appreciated, and it’s an honor to hear back from you sir☺️, I’m very big fan. Thanks again 🙏🏻 for your time it means a lot. Best Wishes

@paulfarrehi4200 2 года назад

I encourage you to check out A &Scott's videos on the detroit Partnership(the name for our local connected mafia family here in the motor city they do a good job! More please fellas! You stopped off more than 70 years ago. there must bbemuch to report since the adamo-Gianola war1 I'd be interested in the 70's & whether there was any cross town coordination with Fat eddie Jackson & courtney Brown, whom al masterfully documents in a dedicated video (THANKS AL & THENLATER DID THE OLD SCHOOL PARTNERS COORDINATE WITH RICK WERSCHING? OR EVEN LATER YBI? AND I AM WAITING FOR SOMEBODY You or Culotta but I prefer you boys 9ihnore akkcaps

@cowboybill8457 2 года назад

DITTO! As a TRUCKER at the time, this was the TALK of the ---- AIR WAVES, with TAX PAYING TRUCKERS support for ''' JIMMY''!! Also, you NEVER EVER MESS with the TAX PD/DDGING TREASONOUS DEMORATS ====UNIONS ===!! ASK === BOBBY == & == MLK =!!!🤠

@dantheanimator5072 Год назад

@@alprofityou are a superstar in this game, during the past decade+ i always got excited seeing you or your name in a documentary. Doc could be about ant farm gangland or watching St Valentines Day paint drying massacre and i would watch 👍🏻

@GOODFELLAGIUSTI 5 лет назад

This is by far one of the best documentaries of Hoffa there is and one of my favorite documentaries of all time. I've probably watched it at least twenty times and even bought it on Vudu to add to my other favorites. I've been obsessed with learning about Hoffa since I was a kid and this documentary really gets to the nuts and bolts of who Hoffa was. He wasn't a saint and he wasn't a sinner. He was whoever he had to be to get the job done and this documentary does a great job emphasizing that and showing the ultimate price he paid for it.

@alprofit 5 лет назад

Thanks for the support💪🕵️🤑

@lloydwalters4252 5 лет назад

Get out more

@Chloeceegaming..7253 3 года назад

They really made Jimmy disappear. I'm fascinated by this turn of events. One of the biggest mystery in the world. He had enough money and infamy when he got out. He could of just relaxed and disappeared. Hopefully that's exactly what he did.

@mikeywhispers1588 2 года назад

Alot of mob guys disappeared because they had their limbs broken and we're stuffed in metal 55 gallon drums and they were filled with hydrochloric acid until the bodies completely dissolved

@alonzahanks1182 Год назад

@@mikeywhispers1588 actually that would be bags of lime hoffa died in nevada desert between vegas and reno broke down bought or comandeared a vehical flashed to much money a marksman veteran with a 303 rifle took him out with 2 friends with him. the vet took the money and ran to vegas to be big man ran his mouth in casinos or flashed to much cash was killed by casino mobsters and found dead in alley behind casino mobsters did not kill hoffa knowingly or not avenged him and got the money Hoffa had a tommy gun with his name carved in it Ive seen the tommy gun and peiced the rest together I assure you its accurate

@natewatt3537 7 месяцев назад

How is it a mystery? He made too much noise and earned himself the same treatment that jfk, Malcom x, Martin Luther King Jr and Bobby Kennedy got in the 60s.

@peterperry268 4 года назад

Rememeber Jack Nicholson in the 80's version?

@FIVEOFEVER 4 года назад

yeah great movie..

@lhasaroadrat9374 4 года назад

Waaay more truth there than The Irishman

@prevost8686 4 года назад

Deniro couldn’t wipe Nicholson’s ass when it comes to acting.

@patrickthometz6365 4 года назад

That wasgreat!

@prevost8686 4 года назад

juneaug Lok WOW, a real intellectual joins the comment section. Obviously you have a serious case of TDS to bring politics into a discussion that has nothing to do with politics. Poor thing.... please tell us where the bad man touched you?

@toddtoure7041 4 года назад

This Documentary is Masterfully put together, and right on time. Salute, Al Profit. Fk the haters....

@erin19030 4 года назад

My dad was a coal miner, my mom was a teamster, I paint houses in the dark. In America you either work hard your entire life or you take the lives of those who exploit us.

@andrewlewandowski8419 4 года назад

why you painting in the dark? turn a light on fool!

@blt4life112 4 года назад

In america, you're better off just selling useless crap to suckers. No effort needed when you're surrounded by them.

@loriboufford6342 3 года назад

May I say, it's your life, you get to decide if you wanna work for yourself or someone else. You gotta be smart enough to know that you'll never make money working for someone else.

@djquinn11 3 года назад

I heard you paint houses

@lastshadow5524 3 года назад

What color, red!

@richardcook5124 Год назад

Always gritty down to earth truth, no false story lines from you

@jaygreider4753 Год назад

I grew up in aSteel working family in Pittsburgh. I'm now 70. My father and uncles loved Hoffa; they were all steelworkers - Teamsters. Actually, the movie with Jack Nickolson - Hoffa - was filmed in Pittsburgh. The reason, I think,that union members, like my dad, revered Hoffa was because brought the labor movement to the USA. Hoffa was born in 1914 (?). My dad was born in '20. Hoffa let power go to his head. He was not "schooled" but smart. He got into more than he bargained for. But "absolute power corrupts absolutely." He couldn't let go of the power after his pardon by Nixon. Interesting video on Hoffa. Guess NJ can stop looking for Hoffa under the goal line in the Meadowlands. When you lose, it's best to accept your defeat and walk away rather than like the need for your former power to consume you.

@fawkkyutuu8851 5 лет назад

I love watching random documentaries about shit that happened. I watch a little of everything. I seem far more Interested in the past than the future.

@nikoenciso01 5 лет назад

Those who don't learn history are doomed to repeat it

@cowperm 4 года назад

We learn from the past to help prepare for the future. Not the other way around. 👍

@michaeldubachito 4 года назад

Did you watch the iceman confessions? Richard kuklinski

@Tass... 4 года назад

@Savage Cabbage That's not actually the real reason. The reason people enjoy history is because you and i can look upon it with judgemental eyes. It's a simple case of "obvious in hindsight" You have the full story and facts after the event. If we knew what was going to happen in the future you can be sure that would also be as equally interesting. But we don't. So we dwell in the past. We, humans, are excellent at dwelling (although we rarely learn lessons from past mistakes.) This is a perfect example of it.

@ebz3001 4 года назад

the past is always an outline for the future. The best War Generals + soldiers + heavy weights who made real change were ALWAYS STUDENTS OF HISTORY. Mel Gibson in "The Patriot" year 2000, took out groups of 20-30 men w/ himself and 2 underage sons. How? Guerilla Warfare aka ... balls out, freestyle, take hits hide, take hits, hide. Against that dumb line up and get killed while I take 2 minutes to reload by rifle? him and 2 middle schoolers took out entire regimines. You think they were the 1st to employ that method? They either came up w/ it themselves... or had had they're own soldiers pieced up by Native American's who took them apart like a wet paper bag with 3 Indians, 2 horses, bow and arrows and some hatchets... What you don't know will kill you when History is concerned.

@valmarsiglia 4 года назад

Love that guy's accent: "Jimmy Haffa gat invalved with the mab."

@KutWrite 4 года назад

Chicago.

@ccali327 4 года назад

@@KutWrite I think you mean Chicaaago.

@itzKingIzzo2U 4 года назад

@@KutWrite waats wrong with this guy heeya..

@KutWrite 4 года назад

@@itzKingIzzo2U: Haha!

@marias7599 4 года назад

MP Which guy?

@christophermacintyre5890 3 года назад

Hoffa: "Figyur'uhspeech." LOL. Always got a kick out of that.

@DizzyDaDon 3 года назад

me too 🤣 it's the way he said it

@tboards71 3 года назад

“ A fairy named Ferry”. The fact that the writer included him in this movie is amazing to me, and if you think Frank’s story is interesting, go research the story of David Ferry. Ironically, Pesci gave one of his all time performances portraying Ferry in Oliver Stone’s JFK. 😎

@99somerville 3 года назад

Pesci always does a good job. I liked the movie but the part with Hunt and Ferrie was a real stretch.

@djquinn11 3 года назад

You’re right. Oswald was in the Civil Air patrol with David Ferry. Ferry was knee deep in the JFK hit.

@danielueblacker9118 2 года назад

Mr. J. Pesci an amazing actor, also Kevin Bacon in JFK did a wonderful job also.

@paperboy856 2 года назад

Its david ferrie

@paperboy856 2 года назад

Its david ferrie

@kelleyhice 5 лет назад

Lived in that area most of my life and finding Hoffa's body is a well known joke. The local newspaper, The Oakland Press, would run a story every year on the anniversary of his disappearance and the media in Detroit would fall over themselves when anything came up like 1:15:43 which happened at least once a year over nothing.

@everettseay8505 3 года назад

You are Right On! Pontiac here!

@ericpabon2458 5 лет назад

ill support your documentaries and vids, keep coming out with them

@Ferg13 2 года назад

I finally found this channel. I was cleaning out most channels and accidentally unsubscribed to this channel. Tried for 3 days to find it. Soon as I heard the voice and accent style as it should be for these types of episodes. Could sit here all day just listening. Also why I love Sopranos. Tue accents is awesome. Glad I found this place again. Watching episodes on Hoffa.

@43jaygee 4 года назад

Well done. My compliments for much that was never known by me.

@mytube_1o168 6 лет назад

awesome documentary... #Thankyou Al for uploading this...looking forward to your next vid...PEACE✌

@therealj7825 4 года назад

who's here after watching the irishman?

@paolobrossi78 4 года назад

@muhammadzakaria3947 4 года назад

Is it necessary to watch this documentary or watch HOFFA movie before watching the Irishman!?? Help please

@muhammadzakaria3947 4 года назад

@@mariesmith9768 Thank you so much for answering my question 🌷

@alanatransify 4 года назад

@paolobrossi78 4 года назад

Well the movie takes some liberties with the story frank sheeran confessed killing hoffa.. as an old man decades after he disappeared ( triying to sell his book ) their is no hard evidence of this so i guess we will never really know ..

@tilesetter1953 3 года назад

I can't believe you mentioned Gladio, a big mover behind the scenes of politics, homegrown terrorism and unsolved mysteries in Italy during the Cold War.

@Lushy260 3 года назад

Great documentary, going to watch the movie now

@florineedwards6286 5 лет назад

I love E. True Hollywood story also Biography's and great Documentaries on Anyone or Anything in this life.

@terrybrown5402 4 года назад

Such a great movie...so good to see pacino and deniro and pesci all together in another mafia film. And a great one at that...so i hear you paint houses...lol

@someonezmom 4 года назад

BS Sooo boring ...Same ol' same ol'

@makeupjessabel594 4 года назад

Someonez Mom I can’t stand when ppl say it was boring! All three of them in one movie is enough! Name three ppl who are fucking with them and they are all old! Name one! Lol I’m not ranting at u btw. I’m just seeing looottts of ppl saying it’s boring like the douche above me

@nikitojapyfit7721 4 года назад

Deniro got his payback for Pacino killing him Heat 😏

@joshuaa1605 4 года назад

Anyone who finds it boring must have the attention span of a 2 year old.. I was glued to the screen from start to finish... awesome movie.

@irishtyrant4532 4 года назад

It was a great film. A few expected inaccuracies but it was awesome seeing all 3 together for the first time.

@brianpress6442 Год назад

I'll always have the utmost respect for Jimmy Hoffa, and I think it's a real Shame whatever was done to this Great Man, especially that his family weren't even given the opportunity to Lay the Man to Rest. God Rest Bless James R. Hoffa 🙏🌹

@tokertalk9648 8 месяцев назад

He was a cowardly bully. He tried to have my grandfather killed over union contracts. he quicky realized not even his mob buddies were capable of taking on my famiy. They all would have died if they tried to escalate it any further after my aunts and uncles sent the mob goons running scared like the wop cowards they were.

@natewatt3537 7 месяцев назад

He was the workin man's best friend

@michaeldillon9666 3 года назад

Get rid of the "Killing Jimmy Hoffa" amazon prime video advertisement plastered on the screen!!!

@sodapop83 3 года назад

use ad block

@sodapop83 3 года назад

@Hyperskreem 82 do you mean these don't work on phones anymore? that i noticed. pc is still fine

@georgiaconti1667 5 лет назад

By the way. Michael Franzese, son of Sonny Franzese, who recently released from jail at age 100, said Jimmy Hoffa is in water somewhere.....he didn't say where, or who did it. Look it up. Interesting story.

@flightofthebumblebee9529 4 года назад

The Irishman was well worth the wait. It is a classic gangster picture and the deaging was awesome being able to see Robert Deniro and Pesci as if they were in their prime. I am so happy to get a film like this is 2019. Amazing.

@Archdiddy 4 года назад

Sam Loomis yep so true classic prob one of the last classic Mafia movie we get regarding the Italian mob

@makeupjessabel594 4 года назад

Archie Mack I know 😢 I know their old but seriously we don’t have iconic Italian men in Hollywood besides them

@Hikmah1995 4 года назад

Makeup Jessabel If only James Gandolfini was alive

@megaphish 4 года назад

The de-aging was TERRIBLE! They looked extremely old and weird it didn't make any sense. They looked nothing like themselves when they were younger.

@JoeMacStevens 4 года назад

It was an amazing film but the de aging was a little distracting. I felt like they looked young but moved old.

@kimberlyelton9604 Год назад

This was absolutely an amazingly Richest story you have done 👍 and I'm going to listen to again!! I'm only sorry I didn't listen 👂 sooner than l than later. The best Mafia is my favorite thing for me to listen too. You are a good person and narrator, I don't think I believe you are a part of the best of things but the best Mafia part ever!0!!!!

@mathewhew7326 3 года назад

The funeral home story where they had it all lined up to incinerated his body still makes the most sense,he never left Detroit!!!

@alprofit 3 года назад

That is what happened

@thorazine666 6 лет назад

Another great job Al.I appreciate the hard work. #Thanks

@alprofit 6 лет назад

Check out my new series "american dope" now free on Amazon Prime

@kennethbredow3098 5 лет назад

@@alprofit The horse farm is on Milford Rd not far from I-96 , i repaired a riding mower there around 1983, a close friend ( in the mid 90's ) told me it was owned by a trucking company out in flint we both worked for,( E L Hollingworth ) who didn't want a union, have you heard any thing in reguards to that? Thanks for your hard work on your show! Cheers!

@mrpaulgrimm6129 4 года назад

I’m a retired Teamster . Jimmy thought RFK was a punk. The Teamsters fund built Vegas. I thank Jimmy for the great job I had at ups . The Teamsters loaned Jim Casy ,the founder of ups ,to expand the company .

@danielueblacker9118 2 года назад

Punk used for RFK gives a bad name to punks. RFK was a spoiled rich kid whose father was a bastard and crook. JFK slept with an organized crime cohort. Lets not forget the murder of M. Monroe.......

@Mattblaze1477 Год назад

I watched this movie last night for the 4th time, It gets better with every viewing (Like most of Marty's films)

@wildfire7579 4 года назад

If you live by the sword you die by the sword. Matthew 26:52

@johnnytoobad7785 4 года назад

"If history has taught us anything...it's that you can kill anybody.." -- Micheal Corleone

@bookswithbenjamin8902 4 года назад

One of the most profound quotes from a movie franchise filled with profound quotes.

@D-No974 4 года назад

@@bookswithbenjamin8902 profound indeed

@robertdore9592 4 года назад

Yaaaaawwwwwnnnn more lame film quotes how original...

@MikeGreenwood51 4 года назад

Wasn't Mad psycotic Michael Coeleome a criminal underworld gangster when he was supposed to have said that during the film? Just because a criminal opens his mouth. That is not proof or the words being true.

@pestmeister2114 4 года назад

@@MikeGreenwood51 Just because the wisdom comes from a criminal does not make what he said any less true. History is proof enough that what he said was true.

@gabo-guerrero 5 лет назад

Excellent documentary, thank you for the upload

@hollyblain1032 3 года назад

Awesome documentary! Nice job Mr. Profit!!! I absolutely love this! I love these mobsters.

@spinrash6000 Год назад

One hell of a documentary watch it, people. Thanks for👌✌ the upload

@bmkolb 4 года назад

Thank you, Mr J. for showing the Family in the real light!

@michaellinch5828 4 года назад

Serious Props 👏 👏 👏.... this is a great Documentary. Well played Mr.profit

@azoutlaw7 3 года назад

This was a really good documentary. Very in depth on all aspects of this many storied case. I don't think his remains will ever be found.

@JackBQuick79 4 года назад

Very well put together brother. Good job.

@Xm4t3jX 4 года назад

I’m gonna go get the papers, get the papers.

@woodsytom675 4 года назад

"Heeeeyyyyy… Tony two times."

@Xm4t3jX 4 года назад

woodsytom Jimmy Two Times =D

@daniellee1722 4 года назад

I'm the motherfuckin fuckin one who calls the shots

@Southpaw-qc9gh 4 года назад

“I thought he used too many onions”

@badbegetsbad 4 года назад

I'm gonna go get my fucking shinebox!

@thekidzback344 6 лет назад

Yasss Al this documentary 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Probably the best documantry I've seen . 💪 big Doc!!

@alprofit 6 лет назад

Quite a compliment! Thank u

@julianahumada475 3 года назад

Message to Al Profit: Can you provide a future documentary on Sidney Korshak? This man was known as the ultimate American Fixer and was known to have dealings with Hoffa. I heard of this individual through Vanity Fair. Keep us posted!

@josephsierzengaIV 2 года назад

Korshak was an interesting guy… A lawyer who was in Tony Accardo’s inner circle. Put a lot of things together for the Outfit. But in terms of Jimmy Hoffa and his demise I don’t think Korshak was involved. It would be likely that he was a liaison for Accardo and the Outfit to Hoffa and the Teamsters. Accardo probably green-lighted the Hoffa hit but it really was the Genovese and Detroit Partnership who called it, orchestrated it and then carried it out.

@TopShelfFandomVids 5 лет назад

Love the channel as a former club DJ in Detroit ( lived in st Clair shores and east Detroit)I have followed ur work for the last decade & hope u keep grinding it out and get the notoriety and success u deserve

@313jb8 5 лет назад

Top shelf....Mike " peace in the middle East" is that u ?????

@brianbarcus5853 4 года назад

Al Profit really tears the shit open and gets all of the facts. All of his documentaries are excellent, extremely well investigated and presented. Another fabulous one Al!

@richardharris3316 2 года назад

That's why he's the prophet

@cowboybill8457 2 года назад

HELL, I AGREE!!! Also, at 76+ I read about this as I was GROWING UP!! Remember GREEDY BUSINESS created the ''''GREAT DEPRESSION ''' of '''' BLACK TUESDAY!!! 74 - 75 half I drove a TRUCK, and this FILLED the C/B"s AIR WAVES !!!🤠

@natewatt3537 7 месяцев назад

Drink evert time he says MABB

@kevinanderson4445 4 года назад

gloria commenting; " For the past 50 years, hard work has brought the poor nothing." John Metta,July 2020.

@Dick_Weasel 3 года назад

Another banger, thanks al

@rockrebeluk5315 4 года назад

This Is Really an amazing documentry, the only issue I had was that "Amazon Prime" logo taking up most of the screen and on the heads of the people talking........

@wendybusby9415 4 года назад

Yeah, I wondered about that. Is Beezo taking offer the whole world?

@tjtaylor3446 4 года назад

Rockrebel UK EXACTLY!!!

@tjtaylor3446 4 года назад

Lisa’s Chi Chi’s You’re so damn fine SHITTTTTT!!!!

@sidDkid87 4 года назад

much irony there

@BattleDroid191 3 года назад

Amazon Prime... the irony !

@nancyvazquez5048 6 лет назад

I've been loving your docs for yearrrrrrrssssss,your the man bro ,I used to buy your DVDs way back in Harlem ,NY,keep doing your thing n godbless n show them how to realllllllyyyyyyy do it !!!!!

@alprofit 6 лет назад

Wow. Blackstar video? Thanks for the love😁

@ed008ue 6 лет назад

Al, make more docs, do one about Goodfellas or the Lufthensa Heist???

@irondiver292 6 лет назад

Nancy Vazquez zoubantes?

@Sandman27-88 5 лет назад

Erich Von Wachter Yeah her husband must have not have wiped.

@ThePhilmaywalt 5 месяцев назад

I have no idea just how I missed this one, but it is wonderfully written and put together, Al. Been a fan for a long time but this one is the best that I have ever seen. Thanks so much for your work on this one and for that matter, everything that you drop!!

@HeiderJeffer 4 года назад

Whenever anybody says they're a little concerned, they're very concerned. - Frank Sheeran (The Irishman)

@ShugAveri 4 года назад

And whenever anybody says they're very concerned, they're desperate. - Frank Sheeran (The Irishman)

@jimphipps8467 4 года назад

If Bv.

@MrAdmvp 4 года назад

And when Frank Sheehan claims he did something - he didn't

@fore87 4 года назад

And whenever anybody says they’re very concerned, they’re desperate-Frank Sheeran(the Irishman)

@johnkelly2663 4 года назад

@@MrAdmvp And you know this , how??

@leiab365 6 лет назад

Who else is a documentary lover? Any good doc suggestions?

@leiab365 6 лет назад

Yeah i seen that it was so good!

@josephtheis5862 6 лет назад

Try blood upon the snow. Very good 10 part series on Stalin.

@leiab365 6 лет назад

Joseph Theis ill check it out i love history docs thanks

@loudini2695 6 лет назад

YOU MEAN 75

@joonaslehtonen5372 6 лет назад

Day in the life of dictator. Very good, basic and little deeper digging documentary of 3 dictators: Stalin, Idi Amin & Gaddafi. Told by relatives and people who were present at their lifes, and interestingly digs into the fears and paranoia of each dictator.

@done8140 4 года назад

Still one of the best docs on YT !

@lhasaroadrat9374 4 года назад

N-O-T

@mikerubin22 2 года назад

important part of history; Mr. Profit does a fine job, as always

@d.archerofficial 4 года назад

In that life when people get whacked, it’s their best friends that do it

@seoulkidd1 4 года назад

ALWAYS

@Davido50 4 года назад

Movie quotes abound

@hellohandsome9875 3 года назад

Really?

@SPINDY72 4 года назад

“How are you doing, what time is it?“

@thoughtfinder Год назад

My congratulations to the people who put this documentary together. This is truly one of the most well thought out well made and well put together documentary I've ever seen.

@alexiswashington4081 Год назад

Ken burns would like to have a word with you

@NoyziNeighborz 11 месяцев назад

Al Profit is the 🐐 with this mafia/hood documentary genre. Play his whole playlist, you'll be stuck on the couch for the entire weekend... 🚬

@natewatt3537 7 месяцев назад

That'd be the great AL Profit he's really talented

@andremarin5012 4 года назад

Dear All I just finished episode 4 of cocaine confirm and now I am watching this.. I just want to say thank you for all your hard work

@lawsonj39 4 года назад

Not the subject of this video, but I'd love to know more about how the Taft-Hartley Act messed up governance within the unions. The history of the union movement gets scant attention in the US, and what little it gets tends to be slanted against unions.

@rellyperrone6593 9 месяцев назад

This channel just came up on my feed.....born in Australia to Sicilian immigrant parents so im quite familiar with what you're reporting.....love your presentation style so i have subscribed 😊 Hi from Melbourne Australia ❤

@michaelj7561 4 года назад

The VERY Best Independent Docs Ive Seen On RU-vid. Great Narration Voice, Great Research, Unbiased With A Clear Cut Message. Salute 💯

@matthewrider217 4 года назад

Watching from near STL MO!! It's a well known fact that the Detroit Partnership and the Chicago Outfit were allied with our STL Mob, which was predominantly the Giordano Crime Family and the Cuckoo Gang, headed up by the Syrian "Horseshoe" Jimmy Michaels. Matter of fact, the person who succeeded Tony G as boss of the STL Mob was his nephew, Mike Trupiano, who came here from Detroit. Great documentary. I do wish someone would make a doc or movie of the Giordano era of the STL Mob though. Anyone who cares to look into it, it's very interesting!! It was Anthony "Tony G" Giordano who actually declared STL as independent from the KC Family. Anyway... Again, great piece of work!!

@johnking5499 5 лет назад

AL great work ,another fine documentary please keep them coming been watching for many years great job!

@lindadiaz3268 Год назад

Hoffa was my mom's Union boss while working for the teamsters food processing one day nobody could find him, it has been said that he was kidnapped, killed and and taken to a funeral home and was cremated on site, it may have happened I was just a teenager when he disappeared.

@EmiliaJay 7 месяцев назад

The ex-mafia folks on YT all agree he was killed and his body was “secured” in some body of water

@trawlins396 2 года назад

This was excellently produced.

@eclay432 5 лет назад

Al you're pulling my leg advertising this as a Marty, Bobby and Joe flick and then getting an Al flick and I don't mean Pacino it's a for Profit. You're a good man Charlie Brown.

@marketingmasters3550 4 года назад

Jimmy Hoffa was one of the greatest men to have lived in the last 100 years. The man was a badass, and a very smart man. There will never be men like him anymore. The man had balls.

@alprofit 4 года назад

I agree

@CN-wt2bj 4 года назад

Now all the unions are lgbti.

@daltonturgott6063 3 года назад

Nothing but a Thug..

@marketingmasters3550 3 года назад

@@daltonturgott6063 He was not from your world of yellow brick roads and fairy dust. He was dealing with the trucking industry.

@tomjones5650 Год назад

He had balls until they put slugs in his head. Then his balls were cut off.

@assumptionisthemotherofall2402 3 года назад

“We only kill each other”-Luciano

@chasm351 4 года назад

There is some irony in the statement that "Luciano would roll in his grave" over Zerilli writing a book. Some say Luciano was heart attacked at an airport waiting to meet with a guy about a book on his life.

@lhasaroadrat9374 4 года назад

Luciano's heart was paper thin and gave out.

@chasm351 4 года назад

@@lhasaroadrat9374 I agree with you. The first film I saw showed him having a heart attack at the airport with no lead up to it or explanation after. A book some years later mentioned that some in the life were nervous about what he would tell. But left it a question if they had been responsible. Either way, Lucky's luck had run out.

@Kunfucious577 5 лет назад

Dude, you movies are great. Keep em coming.

@alprofit 5 лет назад

Thanks!

@eddiebarnett2217 5 лет назад

Hoffa knew his murderer. Not just anybody could pick Jimmy up he had to feel he was safe. I think the "do you paint houses" book holds water.

@michaelmartinez6733 5 лет назад

Agreed

@nightowl5475 5 лет назад

I agree with you. However, when Sheeran drove Hoffa to that house for the meeting, Sheeran was behind Hoffa as they entered the house. Hoffa never knew what hit him when he was shot from behind when Sheeran clipped him. It was just fade to black.