WISE GUYS: O’Reilly, Sopranos Star Discuss the Mafia, Knicks, and ‘Tips on How to Kill Someone’

Sopranos Star Steve Schirripa stopped by the ‘No Spin News’ Tuesday night to discuss Bill’s latest book, his new role on TV’s ‘Blue Bloods’, and his interactions with real-life ‘Wise Guys’ in New York City.

“The reason that ‘Killing the Mob’ is doing so well is it accurately portrays organized crime. They are evil people,” said O’Reilly.

“I grew up around that. They are bad people, they do bad things, and not just to each other. Some people think it’s a joke. It’s not a joke. The mob does exist in America and around the world,” said Steve Schirripa.

Take a short break from politics with @BillOReilly and @StevenSchirripa!

The "Sopranos" actor discusses the real mob, the @TalkingSopranos podcast, and his new role as a cop on "Blue Bloods".

"The mob does exist in America and around the world." pic.twitter.com/X72kJrwU3W

— The First (@TheFirstonTV) June 9, 2021

“The Sopranos is a slice of Italian American life that needed to be told. It wasn’t glorified. It’s just very real,” he added. “We needed to tell this story… When I was on the Sopranos, I would have fat, sweaty mobsters give me tips on how to kill someone.”

Watch Schirripa on the No Spin News above.