Josh Watches-The Irishman-Full Film Commentary And Analysis

"The Irishman" is a critically acclaimed film directed by Martin Scorsese that follows the life of Frank Sheeran, a mob hitman who becomes involved with the Bufalino crime family led by Russell Bufalino. The film spans several decades, chronicling Sheeran's rise through the ranks of the mob and his close relationship with Teamster leader Jimmy Hoffa.

In the context of a JFK conspiracy, "The Irishman" delves into the murky world of organized crime and its connections to politics and power. As Sheeran climbs the ranks of the Bufalino crime family, he becomes increasingly entangled in Hoffa's dealings with the Teamsters and his conflicts with the Kennedys.

The film explores the theory that Hoffa's mysterious disappearance in 1975 was linked to his knowledge of the Kennedy family's involvement in various illegal activities, including election fraud and organized crime connections. Sheeran, as Hoffa's trusted ally and hitman, finds himself torn between loyalty to his friend and allegiance to the powerful forces at play.

Join Josh Reeves as he watches the Irishman and gives his commentary and analysis on the film.