On this episode, Suzanne Miller interviews Congressman Ritchie Torres. Born and raised in the Bronx, Ritchie shares his journey from public housing to the U.S. Congress. The discussion covers a variety of pressing issues including New York's housing shortage, the city's regulatory challenges, and the migrant crisis. Ritchie proposes solutions such as tax abatements to incentivize landlords to bring offline units back onto the market and emphasizes a balanced approach towards immigration, advocating for the deportation of violent criminals while protecting law-abiding undocumented residents. The conversation also dives into the complexities of U.S. support for Israel, tackling anti-Semitism, and touching on the controversial hostage deal involving Hamas. In the realm of local politics, Ritchie addresses public safety concerns, bail reform, and the potential influence of foreign funding on U.S. educational institutions. The episode concludes with a discussion on the possibility of Ritchie Torres running for Governor of New York and his perspectives on current political leadership.

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On this Valentine's Day edition of The Miller Report, Suzanne Miller is joined by renowned matchmaker Patti Stanger and her partner Bonnie Winston to discuss love, matchmaking, and the intertwining of real estate and relationships. They delve into the socio-economic dynamics of dating, the impact of geography on finding love, and why New York is a great place for successful relationships. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the effectiveness of dating apps, the importance of similar interests, and qualities to seek in a partner. Both experts share valuable insights and advice for singles seeking long-term commitment and navigating the modern dating landscape.

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Suzanne Miller takes a special turn as the guest, interviewed by her own children, Jake and Jennifer Miller. Suzanne shares the harrowing and poignant stories of her parents' experiences during the Holocaust. Her father endured the Siege of Leningrad, surviving extreme hunger and the loss of his family, while her mother escaped the Vilnius Ghetto and displayed extraordinary bravery. The discussion also touches upon the lessons of resilience, survival, and the impact of these historical events on Suzanne and subsequently her children. Suzanne reflects on how her parents' traumatic past shaped her outlook on life, her approach to parenting, and her views on human rights. This episode serves as a powerful tribute to Holocaust survivors and their undying spirit.

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Thank you for a fantastic year of The Miller Report! Take a listen to some of Suzanne's best interviews of 2024 featuring Sid Rosenberg, Bill De Blasio, Eric Margules, Pam Liebman, Adela Cojab, Andrew Cuomo & David Paterson, Brian Kilmeade, and Bo Dietl.

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Suzanne interviews Bruce Blakeman, the Nassau County Executive. Blakeman discusses a range of topics including his career in law and public service, reactions to President Donald J. Trump's reelection, and issues such as immigration policy, with a focus on deportation and executive orders. He also delves into international matters, sharing his views on resolving the Ukraine war, Israel's hostages, and the prospects of Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords. On domestic fronts, Blakeman addresses bail reform, police funding, and housing crisis management in New York. Blakeman concludes with thoughts on the upcoming New York mayoral election and his own re-election campaign in Nassau County.

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On this episode of the Miller Report, Suzanne interviews Francine LeFrak, a Broadway and social issue film producer, philanthropist, and social entrepreneur. Francine shares her journey and efforts in empowering women through her initiatives like Same Sky and the Francine A. LeFrak Center for Well Being. They discuss the impact of her work on women in Rwanda, the significance of supporting women's financial, physical, and mental well-being, and the importance of philanthropy. They also reflect on the legacy of Francine's father, Sam LeFrak, and his contributions to real estate in New York and New Jersey.

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Suzanne interviews Bo Dietl, a former NYPD detective with an illustrious career marked by 1,400 felony arrests and 62 medals. Bo delves into his experiences as an undercover officer, his notable assignments, and his transition to a private security business. The discussion encompasses issues with New York's current police department, the impact of bail reform, and the influx of criminal migrants. Bo offers candid insights into political corruption and his support for Donald Trump while providing a personal account of his adventures and challenges. The conversation also touches on the fundraising power of his famous table at Rao’s and memorable stories involving celebrities and filmmakers. The episode is a riveting deep dive into law enforcement challenges, political inefficacies, and the gritty reality of urban crime control.

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On this episode of The Miller Report, Suzanne Miller interviews Nancy Mammana, the CEO and Chief Marketing Officer of New York City Tourism and Conventions. They discuss the significant economic impact of tourism on NYC, the recovery progress post-pandemic, and new initiatives to boost tourism. Nancy highlights the role of arts, culture, and the diverse culinary scene in Queens. They also talk about strategies to manage challenges like hotel shortages due to migrants and the Safe Hotels Act. Lastly, they emphasize upcoming campaigns like 'Founded by NYC' to celebrate the city's rich history and promote future events like the World Cup 2026.

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On this episode of The Miller Report, Suzanne interviews Lizzy Savetsky, a leading Jewish influencer and pro-Israel activist. Savetsky shares her harrowing experience of being in Israel during the October 7th attacks, recounting her time in a bomb shelter with her family. The discussion covers her motivations for Israel advocacy, the significance of Jewish heritage, and her views on political responses and U.S. policy towards Israel. Savetsky also addresses the rise of anti-Semitism globally and the challenges she faces as a vocal supporter of Israel, emphasizing the need for continued vigilance and activism.

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On this episode of The Miller Report, Suzanne welcomes Betsy McCaughey, former lieutenant governor of New York, and Mark Jaffe, president and CEO of the New York Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the Save Our City 2025 movement. The conversation covers a range of pressing issues including public safety, the exodus of businesses and residents, the state of public schools, anti-Semitism, and political involvement in New York City. Betsy and Mark emphasize the need for practical solutions and bipartisan cooperation to restore safety, improve quality of life, and entice people back to the city. They highlight the importance of public engagement and announce an upcoming public safety forum. Suzanne underscores the significance of the movement and encourages listeners to join the initiative by visiting SaveOurCityNY.org.

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