In The Sopranos, Carlo's decision to flip on Tony Soprano is a pivotal moment that reveals much about his disillusionment with Tony's leadership. While the show presents the surface reason as Carlo's desperation to protect his son from legal trouble, deeper insights into Tony's erratic, selfish behavior—especially his lack of loyalty, his mistreatment of his men, and his disinterest in the values that Carlo holds dear—likely pushed Carlo to betray the family. From Tony's callous dismissal of Bobby's injuries to his handling of Vito's outing, Carlo's loss of respect for Tony builds up, ultimately leading him to abandon the code that once bound them.Let’s watch the video...