From Workhouse Connect, in AJ Benza.

Fame.

He'd like to be walked on a leash and play really dirty, kinky sex games.

EZA.

The guy put the cock in the peacock network, okay?

Bitch.

Forget what you think you know about the American Mafia.

Ignore the Hollywood hype that shaped our image of the Italian mob.

If you think the five families control New York's crimes into Git,

you kind of got it all wrong.

Because by 1950 there was one man calling the shots, and he answered to nobody.

This man had many names, the judge, the ambassador, the ghost.

Only a few of the most connected guys knew his true identity.

To then he was left-hand, holy, lefty, della Università.

What I'm about to tell you is a story about a protégé of the infamous mob boss,

Lucky Luciano, who rose to power in the 1940s, and reigned over the American Mafia for four decades.

All the while doing so with an invisible hand.

He was the Kaiser Soze behind the mob, playing judge, jury, and executioner.

And his existence was a mystery.

Not only the wise guys around him, but also the top law enforcers in the land.

I'm AJ Benza, and this is fame as a bitch.

I figured we'd take a break from the pedophilia and the women's marches and the sexual allegations for one show.

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