W-O-R.

Well, Howie Carr, one of the great talk show hosts in America, best-selling author,

a excellent columnist, and you can go to his website, everything is there,

howie-car show.com, howie-car show.com.

Howie Car, how you doing?

Very good, Mark, how are you doing?

Good.

Hey, you also got this documentary, right? Bloody Boston, but these Boston?

Right. Reels. Yeah, it's debuted last night. Reels channel, reels.com. Check it out,

Bloody Boston. It'll be back on next Tuesday night for the first segment and the second

segment. It's four hours long. I think it turned out pretty well. We actually had a guy, the old head of the Winter Hill gang, who's also named Howie, Howie went there, confessing for the first and only time because he's died about murdering all these people. It was interesting. It was a, it's a fun documentary. I think people would like it. Yeah, no, it's great.

Although, I don't like Boston gangsters. You know, New York gangsters, they go to the Copacabana,

they know Frank Sinatra. The Boston gangsters, they're in some filthy tavern. What's the deal with

them? You know, when I wrote the first book about the Brothers Bulger, the New York editor,

who picked it up, you know, from another who defied it.

You know, these books about outside New York gangsters, they never work.

They never sell.

And I was thinking, I think, I didn't say this because I was a new author.

I was thinking, I think Al Capone books have sold pretty well over the years. Just among

others, you know. Yeah, no, no. And the movie, the movies. There's no, there's no Boston. There's no

good fellas from Boston. I don't think there ever could be, actually. You're right. It was a lot,

it was grimeier than that.

...