The Miller Report with Suzanne Miller

On this episode of The Miller Report, Suzanne Miller sits down with political strategist Hank Sheinkopf for a wide-ranging conversation on uncertainty in New York, America, and the world. Sheinkopf breaks down the crisis in Iran, the importance of the Strait of Hormuz, rising prices, and how global instability could impact the midterm elections. He also weighs in on the Democratic Party’s identity crisis, the rise of AI, the decline of civic service, and why America may need to rethink how it trains and prepares the next generation. The conversation then turns to New York City and New York State, including Mamdani’s political rise, concerns over policing, Rikers Island, property taxes, small landlords, Julie Menin, Kathy Hochul, Bruce Blakeman, and the high-stakes 2026 governor’s race. Sheinkopf explains why shifting demographics, suburban voters, Jewish voters, Asian voters, and New Yorkers leaving the state could all play a major role in deciding the future of New York.

On this episode, Suzanne Miller sits down with Humberto Lopes and John Catsimatidis as they break down the growing crisis in New York City’s housing market. They dive into the impact of potential rent freezes, skyrocketing property taxes, and why many landlords say they’re losing money year after year. The conversation exposes how rising costs, outdated policies, and long eviction timelines are forcing owners to leave units vacant and rethink investing in the city. With warnings about businesses leaving, real estate values collapsing, and over 100,000 apartments potentially sitting empty, this discussion takes a hard look at the policies shaping NYC’s future and who ultimately pays the price.

On this episode, Suzanne Miller sits down with congressional candidate Marty Dolan as he makes his case against AOC in New York’s 14th District. Dolan breaks down his push for unity over division, why he believes socialism is hurting New York, and how he plans to bring back common-sense Democratic leadership. He lays out bold proposals on public housing, education reform, immigration policy, and tax incentives for young workers, while also sharing his unfiltered thoughts on Donald Trump, sanctuary cities, and the direction of the country. A wide-ranging conversation on politics, policy, and what’s next for New York.

On this episode, Suzanne Miller sits down with legendary constitutional and defense attorney Alan Dershowitz for a wide-ranging and provocative conversation. Dershowitz addresses the unanswered questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, false accusations, and what he calls modern McCarthyism. He weighs in on President Trump’s foreign policy approach to Iran, the future of Hamas, and whether regime change could reshape the Middle East. The discussion also tackles rising anti-Semitism on college campuses, Harvard’s political climate, voter ID laws, the 2026 midterms, and his forthcoming book exploring whether a president can constitutionally serve a third term.

On this episode, Suzanne Miller sits down with Nassau County Executive and New York Gubernatorial Candidate Bruce Blakeman to discuss public safety, housing, and the future of New York. Blakeman explains how Nassau became the safest county in America, his tough stance on crime and anti-Semitism, and why he believes Hochul’s policies are failing New Yorkers. He outlines his plans to cut taxes, lower energy costs, protect landlords, and restore law and order across the state.