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The Gary Baumgarten Report
by garybaumgarten
My observations on critical issues of our time. They are my own and don't represent those of anyone I work for.
Episodes
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The intimidation of Jews in NY City
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Can Israel stand it alone?
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Is Trump telling the truth about Iran?
Thank you Sarah Jose Vaalsalya, Doug Boynton, Marilynn Hansen, and many others for tuning into my live video with bobofran! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit...
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Is Bibi controlling Trump’s Iran war?
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The great Detroit dirt scandal
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I put my money and my stomach where my heart is
This is the best way to combat an Israeli business boycott Israeli celebrity chef Guy Vankin owns a number of restaurants in New York City including the Anixi vegan restaurant in Manhattan’s Chelsea section. In this video I misspoke. I said the restaurant had been picketed. The fact is, what...
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Pizza night in America
I was testing a new microphone so I asked Ted Lindner how our weekly pizza night tradition began. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit garybaumgarten.substack.com
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NY City snowstorm aftermath
This time New York City got it right. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit garybaumgarten.substack.com
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Blizzard!
With nine more hours of snow to go this is the view from my front door. In Middletown NJ. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit garybaumgarten.substack.com
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2 weeks later in NY City
It’s been 2 weeks since NY City’s snowstorm and it’s gone from picturesque to this! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit garybaumgarten.substack.com
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Who said it’s too cold to sail?
Ice sailing on the Navesink River in Red Bank NJ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit garybaumgarten.substack.com
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Bagels and Coffee with Boaz and Gary
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Not the usual busking
Usually New York City street musicians are playing guitars or drums or string instruments. But I didn’t expect to hear this in Penn Station. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit garybaumgarten.substack.com
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Times Square arrests
Cops respond in force to a stabbing report and make two arrests and confiscate a knife. Tourists applaud the cops. Note: an arrest is not a determination of guilt. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit...
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A Man Attacks Jews But It's Not A Hate Crime
Suspect Camwren Cole He was dripping in blood and carrying a hammer when he burst into a pediatrician’s office looking for Jews. Cops arrested him and he faces assault charges. But he’s not been charged with a hate crime. Americans Against Antisemitism founder Dov Hikind wants to know why he...
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Group Uses App To Fight Rising NY City Crime
Citizens working with police. That’s what Citizens for a Safe NYC is all about. Working with police to let them know about problems in neighborhoods. But making sure local City Council members, and even the mayor’s office, is kept in the loop. Teaming up with a safety app called GPost. Which even...
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Hundreds Of Flights Canceled - How To Avoid Being Stranded
Hundreds of flights at Spirit and American Airlines canceled for consecutive days. Why is this happening? And how can you avoid getting stranded at the airport? Chris Carley, whose Eye of the Flyer blog is a must-read for anyone planning to fly, gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what’s going…
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Israeli COVID Researcher Explains Why Everyone Should Vaccinate
Shy Arkin is the Israeli Arthur Lejwa Professor of Structural Biochemistry at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Institute of Life Science - a lead coronavirus researcher. And he feels the frustration many have about how the pandemic is ramping up because of the Delta variant. In this interview,...
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Homelessness In Our Face In LA
No matter the neighborhood you’re likely to find homeless people making do on the streets of Los Angeles. Some live in tent cities, like this one near Hollywood and Vine. Of course these encampments have no amenities. They are often surrounded by garbage including the product of defecation. So…
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Musician Raises Money For Youth Boxing
He’s doing it in conjunction with and to honor our Olympic boxers. Recording artist DICI is donating the proceeds from his new single “Five Rings” to 17-hundred USA Boxing clubs nationwide. The Clubs were hard hit by the pandemic. Some 300 were unable to reopen. In this interview, DICI says he...
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New York City's Residential Market Is Back
When I met Empire State Properties founder Suzanne Miller at a New York City steak house recently she told me something that kind of blew me away. The residential real estate market in New York City, she said, is “on fire.” How can that be? Just a few months ago we all were reporting about record...
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Some Companies Are Literally Chasing Employees
Traditionally people have moved in order to find work. But since the pandemic, so many workers have relocated that some companies are chasing their employees. Tom Stringer is managing director at BDO where he advises companies on where to locate their new and expanded businesses. In this…
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It's Much Worse At The Border Than You Thought
The organizer of the Great American Clean Up headed down to Del Rio Texas where an army of volunteers will conduct a massive anti-trash and litter campaign in September. John Rourke went there this week to finalize logistics. But he was shocked to see how open the border is along the Rio Grande....
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Ramping Up Art Sales On The High Seas
As the pandemic begins to wane and cruise ships prepare to sail the owner of the world’s largest art gallery is gearing up too. Park West Gallery sells art on hundreds of cruise ships. In this interview, owner Albert Scaglione tells us how he’s kept his business afloat during the pandemic. And…
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Republican Candidate Says Facebook Censored Her
A Republican candidate for New York City Council says her posting asking for donations was taken down by Facebook, she believes because of her conservative views. But Inna Vernikov says in this interview that while Facebook censors her, it lets hateful speech remain. If you like my postings…
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Exposing China's Treatment Of Uyghurs
More international pressure is being put on China for its treatment of Uyghurs. But is it enough. The prime minister of the East Turkistan Government-in-Exile, Salih Hudayar tells us in this interview that the increased pressure is helpful. But that it’s just a beginning. If you like my postings,...
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No, New York City Is NOT Dead
“New York will NEVER come back.” How many times have I heard people utter those words? But maybe they (and at times a pessimistic Gary, too) are wrong. Jonathan Stravitz is a major player brokering commercial real estate deals in New York City. Not only is he bullish on the city’s ability to...
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An American Trapped In The Philippines
Miles Jackson is an American in the Philippines. Living on one of the country’s more than 7,000 islands. Trapped. Unable to leave the island with his Filipina wife and their daughter to come to the United States because of COVID restrictions. Ironically Jackson and his wife are travel writers and...
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Cuomo's Policy Killed Nursing Home Patients
A New York Bar Association report cites Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s directive transferring COVID patients from hospitals to nursing homes as the cause of COVID deaths. The task force report concludes the order should have been reverse sooner. And led to what it calls “additional deaths.” Long Island...
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Calls To Remove Omar From Key Committee
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is calling on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to remove Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar from the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Incensed over her comparing the United States and Israel to terrorist groups Hamas and the Taliban. But McCarthy isn’t the first...
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Rudy Endorses Curtis For NY Mayor
Does former New York mayor and personal attorney to then-President Donald Trump Rudy Guiliani’s endorsement of Curtis Sliwa for mayor of New York help or hurt Sliwa? On the one hand, Guiliani is given credit for cleaning up the city when it was infamously known for its runaway crime rate. And if...
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What Now For Israel?
For the first time in 12 years Israel has a new prime minister. But the coalition that was put into place to replace Benjamin Netanyahu consists of political enemies. And raises lots of questions about the stability of a government in a post-Netanyahu Israel. Israel analyst Boaz Frankel joins me…
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