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Become a VladStocks Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join Watch this Full Interview: https://youtu.be/-TkzXg7LzHA Part 10: https://youtu.be/Sb_CWEccyzg Part 8: https://youtu.be/3wxn837KF7U Part 1: https://youtu.be/ngv3shqEXoM -------- In this VladTV interview, Rex Holloway explains the turning point that led him to walk away from the Aryan Brotherhood at age 22. From Texas prison units like Torres, Ferguson, and East Ham, Holloway describes growing disillusioned with prison politics, weak leadership, and the reality of life in solitary confinement. He recalls reading about John Gotti, Paul Castellano, and Sammy “The Bull” Gravano’s *Underboss*, which changed how he viewed loyalty and trust in organized crime. The conversation centers on a botched prison hit involving poison-laced tacos, a written kite, and a chain of mistakes involving Wizard, Dirty Joe, and a man nicknamed Iceman. As the conspiracy unraveled, Holloway says he realized he could spend life in prison over “sloppy” decisions and chose to quit before the fallout hit. A rare firsthand look at gang life, prison hierarchy, and leaving extremism behind.

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