We all love mob movies, Scarface, The Godfather, the list goes on and on.

But there's one movie that speaks to me more than all the others, Donnie Brasco.

It starred Johnny Depp as an FBI agent who went deep undercover in the New York Mafia.

And unlike Scarface or The Godfather, it's actually based on a true story.

And you know what they say.

Truth is stranger than fiction.

I'm Leo Rossi.

I've spent my life behind and in front of the camera creating stories about the mob.

We're going to go off the page and talk to the real life Donnie Brasco.

Welcome back to Deep Cover, The Real Donnie Bras, with Joe Pustone and Leo Rossi.

We're nearing the end of the story where Joe has to make it out alive on the other end of a sit-down,

with Sunny Black and Anthony Tony Mira.

He needs to clear his name on the streets and reaffirm the mafia's trust.

Will Joe still have the opportunity to become a made guy within the mafia?

Or will he need the FBI's help to wrap this up and get out of this operation he has spent

years on alive?

For the audience's listening pleasure, we have a telephone conversation between Lefty and Donnie

that is taped, and this is the tape that the FBI has, and you are going to hear it, it's Lefty talking about the final

sit down, the big sit down, where Joe's life, Donnie's life, is hanging in the balance.

Yeah, you know, let me tell you something. Why? This whole fucking competition of my wife, the last 15, 45 minutes is all based on you. What's the matter now? Hey, Donnie, donnie, come up your fucking high horses. Let me tell you something. Listen to me carefully. I'm listening. Oh, you're going to listen. I had a four and a half hour meeting about you again, again today. For what? Donnie, don't say for a while. Well, left, you know, you say, don't say for a while. How do I know? I don't even know what you're talking about. Oh, who else is it involved? A mirror. Well, what's this guy want?

What you know?

What, you know, Norton?

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