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I made millions with the Russians. For almost eight years they were my best business partners on the street — and then I went to prison, and it all went bad. So when I sat down with Joe Ciro, I had to get into it. Joe spent about ten years in Russia working with the CIA, he wrote the book on the Russian mob, and he knows that world from the inside out. We get into how the Russian mafia really operates, why their hardcore guys aren’t afraid of anything America can throw at them — no prison here comes close to what they survived over there — and how all of it compares to what we had in the Cosa Nostra. Here’s what surprised me: I always thought the Russians were the most violent. Joe makes the case the Mexican mafia and the Russians are more alike than either is to us, because they’re intertwined with their own governments in a way we never were. We get into Russian culture, the bribes that run everything, socialism, and where it’s all heading. This was a fascinating one. Salud!

I made millions with the Russians. For almost eight years they were my best business partners on the street — and then I went to prison, and it all went bad. So when I sat down with Joe Ciro, I had to get into it. Joe spent about ten years in Russia working with the CIA, he wrote the book on the Russian mob, and he knows that world from the inside out. We get into how the Russian mafia really operates, why their hardcore guys aren’t afraid of anything America can throw at them — no prison here comes close to what they survived over there — and how all of it compares to what we had in the Cosa Nostra. Here’s what surprised me: I always thought the Russians were the most violent. Joe makes the case the Mexican mafia and the Russians are more alike than either is to us, because they’re intertwined with their own governments in a way we never were. We get into Russian culture, the bribes that run everything, socialism, and where it’s all heading. This was a fascinating one. Salud!

Michael Franzese

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Matt Damon reveals Christopher Nolan made The Odyssey because he knows he will eventually be forced to make smaller movies Interviewer: "How do we get artists, how do we get the gatekeepers to take more risks like this?" Matt: "It’s very hard. What’s hard about it is that it is spectacularly difficult to attain some measure of success in the movie business. And so once you have it, the impulse is to protect your beachhead" "I remember having this conversation with Steven Soderbergh 25 years ago about protecting your beachhead, and you need to actively choose not to do that and take some ambitious swing in some other way" "Because the moment you do that, you can feel it. The audience can feel it" "I had the conversation with Chris when he called me about the film. It was such an ambitious idea, and he said, ‘Steven and David’ - he was talking about Soderbergh and Fincher - ‘are always saying, Hey, go do a small one’" "He goes, ‘But I know at some point I’m only going to be able to do small ones. So while I can do the big ones, let’s go for it. Let’s do it. We can do it’" "That spirit was really the one we took into making it. It really was an ambitious undertaking, and Chris really leaned right into it"

Matt Damon reveals Christopher Nolan made The Odyssey because he knows he will eventually be forced to make smaller movies Interviewer: "How do we get artists, how do we get the gatekeepers to take more risks like this?" Matt: "It’s very hard. What’s hard about it is that it is spectacularly difficult to attain some measure of success in the movie business. And so once you have it, the impulse is to protect your beachhead" "I remember having this conversation with Steven Soderbergh 25 years ago about protecting your beachhead, and you need to actively choose not to do that and take some ambitious swing in some other way" "Because the moment you do that, you can feel it. The audience can feel it" "I had the conversation with Chris when he called me about the film. It was such an ambitious idea, and he said, ‘Steven and David’ - he was talking about Soderbergh and Fincher - ‘are always saying, Hey, go do a small one’" "He goes, ‘But I know at some point I’m only going to be able to do small ones. So while I can do the big ones, let’s go for it. Let’s do it. We can do it’" "That spirit was really the one we took into making it. It really was an ambitious undertaking, and Chris really leaned right into it"

sara

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*On State Police* “No, the President has not dropped the ball. He has pressed the switch. As journalists, we also record history. The debate on state police first became prominent about 19 years ago. Records show that President Bola Tinubu was one of the earliest and strongest advocates for state police. Over the years, the argument was weakened by fears that governors might turn state police into personal militias. However, when one looks at the facts, the rising insecurity and the shortage of police officers in critical areas across the states have made the case for state police much stronger. The President could have stayed silent. Instead, as he did with the tax reforms, he made his position clear in public and stood by it firmly in a bold and unexpected way. It is unusual for a sitting President to speak so directly on this matter. I was present when he addressed a group of leaders in the federal chamber. He stated that Nigeria needs state police and that he would ask the National Assembly to take the matter forward, because it is the right thing to do.”

On State Police “No, the President has not dropped the ball. He has pressed the switch. As journalists, we also record history. The debate on state police first became prominent about 19 years ago. Records show that President Bola Tinubu was one of the earliest and strongest advocates for state police. Over the years, the argument was weakened by fears that governors might turn state police into personal militias. However, when one looks at the facts, the rising insecurity and the shortage of police officers in critical areas across the states have made the case for state police much stronger. The President could have stayed silent. Instead, as he did with the tax reforms, he made his position clear in public and stood by it firmly in a bold and unexpected way. It is unusual for a sitting President to speak so directly on this matter. I was present when he addressed a group of leaders in the federal chamber. He stated that Nigeria needs state police and that he would ask the National Assembly to take the matter forward, because it is the right thing to do.”

Sunday Dare,CON

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