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John Kiriakou's answer to a viewer asking whether he discussed politics with organised crime figures in prison: that he did, a great deal, that they love Donald Trump without qualification, and that the reason is a New York real estate developer's unavoidable daily contact with the unions the mob controls.
The mob vote for Trump is John Kiriakou’s answer to a viewer who asked, in November 2025, whether he had discussed politics with the organised crime figures he served time alongside, and what their politics were.[1]
The relationships
His answer opened with the fact that the acquaintances did not end at the prison gate: “A lot. I I had dinner with two with two of them in uh in Philadelphia over the weekend.”[1]
The politics
On their view of Donald Trump he was emphatic and repetitive: “They love love love Donald Trump. They love him.”[1]
The explanation
What interests Kiriakou is the reason, which he treats as occupational rather than ideological. Being a real estate developer in New York of all places, he says, means daily contact with the mob — because “They control everything.”[1][2]
He then itemised what everything means in the building trade: the concrete union, the union that makes windows, the steelworkers union. And the conclusion: “you’ve got to deal with these people if you want to build buildings.”[2]
Rall’s inference — that this is why Trump had those connections, and that he had to — drew Kiriakou’s agreement twice over: “Yeah. Exactly. Exactly.” His closing summary was that they love Trump and there are no two ways about it.[2]
Why it matters to him
The observation belongs to a body of material Kiriakou has produced about the people he met at Loretto — for whom his consistent method is to report what they think and why, rather than to treat their opinions as disqualified by their convictions.
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
