In this VladTV interview, former Navy SEAL Robert OâNeill discusses what he says U.S. troops witnessed while working around jihadi networks in Afghanistan, including disturbing claims about sexual abuse, âman danceâ gatherings, and animal abuse involving donkeys. OâNeill references time near Jalalabad training a counter terror pursuit team, conversations with interpreters, and what soldiers allegedly
Ed McDonald speaks on Prosecuting $6M Mafia Lufthansa Heist, Featured in “Goodfellas” Movie
Former Mafia prosecutor Ed McDonald joins VladTV to revisit the infamous 1978 Lufthansa robbery at JFK Airport, the $6 million cash-and-jewelry heist later dramatized in Martin Scorseseâs *Goodfellas*. McDonald, who ran the Brooklyn Organized Crime Strike Force and helped convict leaders from four New York Mafia families, explains how he was assigned to the case
 Hit-Boy claims he Spent $1M on Dad’s Rap Career: “He Caught a New Case & Went Back to Prison”
Hit-Boy sits down with Elliot Wilson and DJ Vlad for a candid conversation about family, success, and the difficult road behind “His Story 2: Success Is a Dirty Word”. The Grammy-winning producer opens up about investing nearly $1 million into his father Big Hitâs rap comeback, covering videos, travel, housing, clothes, and studio moves after
Wack 100 speaks on Big Meech FaceTiming Him About Alleged Snitching Paperwork
Wack 100 sits down with Vlad to detail a late-night FaceTime conversation with Big Meech over alleged BMF âsnitching paperworkâ and sealed court documents. Wack explains how the discussion shifted to Tammy Cowins, third-party cooperation claims, and Meechâs blunt response about choosing who he wanted around him. He also breaks down how he says documents
Rapper E.D.I Mean, police testify in Tupac Shakur murder trial
E.D.I. Mean testified that Tupac warned him seconds before police arrived with shotguns during the 1996 Las Vegas shooting that killed the rap legend. E.D.I. Mean, the Outlawz founder and childhood friend of Tupac Shakur, delivered pivotal testimony Tuesday (August 25) in the murder trial of Duane âKeefe Dâ Davis, recounting the terrifying moments after the legendary rapper was
Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis says police, prosecutors are putting his family in danger
The defendant claimed law enforcement had systematically targeted him for years through violence and intimidation tactics. Beyond his personal grievances, Davis raised serious concerns about his familyâs safety and well-being. He told the judge that the authorities repeatedly released his familyâs home addresses to the public. His family responded by moving to an undisclosed location
Rev. Al Sharpton says he’s Ready For Showdown With Nolan Wellsâ Friends
The Rev. Al Sharpton is in the crosshairs of Nolan Wellsâ friends, who say they are taking legal action against one of the nationâs most prominent civil rights activists. Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, and Morgan Seymour accuse Sharpton of making repeated insinuations during media appearances and public events that the three young men had something
Tony Yayo on Charleston White Getting Shot At in Houston & Blaming J Prince
Tony Yayo sits down with Vlad to react to Charleston Whiteâs controversial visit to Houstonâs Fifth Ward, where shots were reportedly fired after an encounter near J Princeâs daughterâs restaurant. Yayo weighs in on Charlestonâs decision to go without security, the accusations surrounding J Prince and Rap-A-Lot, and why neighbourhood loyalty can create dangerous situations
Former LAPD detective says âKeffe Dâ admitted to Tupacâs murder
During an investigation into the murder of rapper Christoper Wallace, known as Biggie Smalls, an investigator says Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis admitted to being involved in rapper Tupac Shakurâs murder. Keefe D, whose legal name is Duane Davis, told Los Angeles investigators during a 2008 proffer that Diddy still wanted the South Side Crips for
TK Kirkland on Why Black People Shouldn’t Hang Alone with White Groups Like Nolan Wells
In this VladTV interview, comedian TK Kirkland reacts to the Nolan Wells case and explains why he believes Black men and women should be cautious about being the only Black person in unfamiliar social settings. Speaking with Vlad, TK connects the conversation to social media confusion around high-profile incidents, the viral Alabama folding chair brawl,