Sean Burke Show: Recent Episodes
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Over the last two weeks YouTube has taken down five of the videos about ivermectin that the FLCCC has had playing on their channel for weeks/months due to it violating their "medical misinformation policy". So why might that be? In this episode of the Sean Burke Show I review YouTube's policy so you know what not to do, as well as some of the companies YouTube's parent, Alphabet, owns that presents a serious conflict of interest on their part. I then show you the videos taken down so you can see what YouTube didn't want you to know.
Here are some links relevant to today's show:
Watch this show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tAlRmqrVlY
The website for the FLCCC: www.flccc.net
Dr. Kory's testimony in front of the Senate committee on December 8, 2020: https://vimeo.com/490351508
YouTube's Medical Misinformation Policy: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9891785?hl=en
The page on Merck's website showing a Google executive as a board member: https://www.merck.com/leadership/mary-ellen-coe/
Merck's statement regarding the dangerousness of ivermectin: https://www.merck.com/news/merck-statement-on-ivermectin-use-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/
Article showing Merck's development of antiviral drugs: https://www.biospace.com/article/merck-discontinues-development-of-covid-19-asset-gained-in-oncoimmune-acquisition/
I've been working for the FLCCC for the last five months pushing forward the fact that ivermectin is very powerful against the SARS-CoV- 2 virus and if distributed and taken by populations on a wide scale would end the pandemic within weeks. Today on the show I share what I've learned from that experience and what's really going on with this pandemic. I'm naive no more.
I play for you the latest update from the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC). In this episode we listen to Juan Chamie who has done a ton of analysis of the effective use of ivermectin across large populations in South America.
More information at www.flccc.net
If you haven't heard, I've taken on the position of Executive Director of the FLCCC to help end the pandemic. Today I replay a live webinar we gave on the status of ivermectin and protocols we've developed to help those fight off COVID-19.
Things have certainly ramped up on my end and I couldn’t be having more fun. That have the opportunity to act as the Executive Director of a group that is the very tip of the spear in getting effective treatments in place to hopefully end the pandemic. Yes, a lot of work, and things are moving fast, but it’s exciting and the people involved are truly the best of humanity.
On today’s show I bring you up to date with where things are sitting now. I’m growing more confident based on certain things happening with the W.H.O., NIH and FDA that we may have a breakthrough on allowing doctors to prescribe ivermectin very soon.
Things have changed on my end. I'm off to solve the pandemic. I may be a bit absent from doing shows for a bit. But good news, we're making progress.
I need to warn you, there is a severe amount of common sense in today's show so listen at your own peril. Judge Jim Gray, the 2012 Libertarian candidate for Vice President, gives some of the best answers I've ever had on my show to so many of our country's problems. And he relates how Thomas Jefferson fits into the Libertarian conversation, and how a Libertarian would approach school choice, the war on drugs, war powers, and much more. The Judge also reveals what he thinks takes down our country (if we don't do something about it). A very enjoyable, hopeful conversation…for a change.
Watch on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCEflCjFt8o&feature=youtu.be.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
Today I review the proven positive therapeutic treatments that are effective against the virus that causes CV-19 and that also help prevent death from the massive immune response to it. These therapeutics include steroids, blood thinners, Ivermectin, and various vitamins. All shown effective in US hospitals over the last 8 months, and in trial data. And if adopted broadly, would likely end the pandemic as we know it, allowing the country to open back up.
Dr. Paul Marik and his colleagues have isolated a very old and safe drug called Ivermectin as the potential CV-19 virus killer we've been looking for, and if used on a broad scale could end the pandemic in short order. This supposition is based on both real-world use of the drug as well as newly released clinical trials. Dr. Marik and colleagues at www.flccc.net have developed a new protocol called I-MASK+ to complement their in-hospital protocol they've been using for seven months called MATH+. On today's show - a short overview of the three phases of CV-19 and an interview with Dr. Marik regarding Ivermectin.
Joe Biden and the democrats want to have the government more and more take over our health care. Is this good or bad for us? Sally Pipes has made it her career to study this issue, and tells us how successful it's been in other countries, what it'll cost us, and if we should support or reject this idea.
Watch on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keYz_cJuCGY&feature=youtu.be.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
Noted constitutional scholar, Professor Rob Natelson, explains what the Constitution says about the president nominating a Supreme Court justice just before an election, and the Senate voting on it. And he has something strong to say about the argument that we should have had a centralized response to the pandemic from the White House.
Watch on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UabZ7CojsKU&feature=youtu.be
Today I interview Dr. Jo Jorgensen, the 2020 Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate. Dr. Jorgensen discusses the difficulty for 3rd Party Candidates to get covered by the main stream media, what new trick the Commission on Presidential Debates pulled making it impossible for her to qualify to be on the debate stage with President Trump and VP Joe Biden, how the Libertarian Party is more liberal than the Democrats and more conservative than the Republicans, how the government failed us in the pandemic and what she would have done differently, what she would do with our military, her solution for health care, how she’d handle international trade, and much more.
Video can be found on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEli2iqh4A0
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
[Note: This is a politically neutral interview.] President Trump was treated with many elements from the MATH+ Covid-19 protocol designed by Dr. Pierre Kory, Dr. Paul Marik, and other critical care specialists. In this interview, Dr. Kory talks about aspects of Trump's treatment, the latest medical data on the various stages of Covid-19, what the body's immune system goes crazy over (it isn't live viruses), and what ultimately causes death (it might not be what you think). He reviews the various components of the MATH+ protocol that has been proven to reduce death by 75%, and why it isn't being widely used across the U.S.
View on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvmhrdrYLUM&feature=youtu.be
After a couple weeks off, I'm back with my thoughts on the battle for the presidency and some of the tactics being employed. As well, I talk about the bias in the media and the verbiage they use with my thoughts on a couple of particular examples. And, just because I'm sick of all the bad news out there, I discuss a number of good news stories - believe it or not they do exist.
View video on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nJp4EHLtz0.
Criminal justice reform doesn't mean soft on crime. Real reform actually reduces crime. Today we talk to Mike Lawlor who's been a deputy sheriff, a state prosecutor, a public defender, a private attorney, a state legislator and a governor's criminal justice advisor. He's dedicated his career to finding effective ways to 1) prevent crime from happening and 2) reforming those in the criminal justice system so they are better citizens on the other side.
This interview can also be found on YouTube at https://youtu.be/yZ6vhOwHyUM.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
After living through five months of covid, and after interviewing various doctors and others, here is a summary of my (politically neutral) views regarding the pandemic.
The video of this show can be found on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC6ErCKfHnU.
In the video I refer to the three interviews (below) I've done with some of the top doctors in the world regarding the MATH+ protocol that is saving lives in hospitals.
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Dr. Paul Marik Describes the MATH+ Covid-19 Treatment Dramatically Reducing Deaths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMzUB-Utjo0 This doctor is using the MATH+ protocol at Norfolk General Hospital.
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Dr. Joe Varon explains why the MATH+ Covid-19 protocol is saving lives at his hospital: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD-5gHTF5fM This doctor is using the MATH+ protocol at Houston Memorial Medical Center.
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Dr. Pierre Kory on Why the MATH+ Covid-19 Protocol is Saving Lives: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c9JtKwnzUY
Listen as Dr. Pierre Kory gives his rebuttal to the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine who insulted him in a New York Times Magazine article published just before this interview. He also describes the lunacy of many in the medical community NOT using drugs and medications that have been proven safe and efficacious in treating very similar diseases to Covid-19, and why doing a double-blind randomized trial on the MATH+ protocol would be unethical. What is the MATH+ protocol, who are the doctors behind it, and why is it saving lives? And when should you go to the hospital if you have CV-19, and what can you do to try and get the protocol used on you?
You can watch this interview on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c9JtKwnzUY.
Listen as one of the top critical care doctors in the world, Dr. Joe Varon, goes over the safe, cheap and widely available components of the MATH+ protocol and why he has such a low death rate at his hospital - United Memorial Medical Center - where he's Chief of Staff and Chief of Critical Care. Dr. Varon explains what he'd do to anyone preventing him using the protocol, what happens when other skeptical doctors give it a try, and his thoughts on the development of a vaccine. He also describes when a patient who has Covid-19 should come to the hospital, and what people should do to avoid getting the virus.
Here's the link to the YouTube version of this show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD-5gHTF5fM
We have early warning systems for tsunamis, tornadoes, foreign invasion and even earthquakes. So why don't we have one for outbreaks? Today I interview Inder Singh, the CEO of Kinsa Health, who has developed a truly remarkable way to know, in real time, where outbreaks are happening 18-21 days before they’re known to the CDC, before hospitals start seeing a surge, and before we read about it in the press. A tested, proven, validated early warning system down to the county level that could identify with precision where more restricted measures are needed to slow the spread, instead of the broad, general government restrictions we're being subjected to today. So why doesn’t the government embrace it?
Watch the video on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI6wQ952V8M&feature=youtu.be.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
Dr. Paul Marik describes in detail the protocol he and other hospitals are using to treat CV-19 patients with incredible success - 75% fewer deaths than the average US hospital. The various components of the protocol are safe, inexpensive and readily available - and they work. Yet why are so few hospitals using the protocol? Why doesn't the White House send it to every hospital in the country? Why doesn’t the media report on this breakthrough? Listen as Dr. Marik describes what CV-19 is, why he thinks no one seems to be interested in an inexpensive protocol that prevents people from dying, and why we can't wait around for a vaccine.
You can view on YouTube at https://youtu.be/cMzUB-Utjo0.
Covid-19 cases are rising - will more deaths follow? How important in preventing the spread of CV19 are masks? What are super-spreaders? How do we get a balance of opening the economy yet preventing a high death count? How accurate is CV testing today, and are there any good antibody tests out there? Will a vaccine work once developed? Are people immune after they get CV19? Is the virus becoming weaker? These and more questions I pose to Dr. Rajeev Fernando, an infectious disease doctor who works on Long Island.
This show can be seen on video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcsy5PMFmKg
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
About a decade ago I flew with a friend to Ecuador so she could receive a stem cell treatment not legal in the U.S. in an attempt to save her kidneys. Within six months of that treatment, her doctors announced she no longer needed dialysis and her kidney function had returned to near normal. Today I interview Matt Feshbach, CEO of Ambrose Cell Therapy, who details why the FDA is now allowing stem cell treatment to be done in the U.S., what the different methods of treatment are, and what to look for when trying to find a treatment center.
A video of this interview can be found on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/CzzRGF9r3Jc
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
The National Guard fired on Kent State College students who were peaceably gathering on May 4, 1970. Four students died, nine were wounded. Today I talk to a local reporter by the name of Robert Giles who worked at the Beacon Journal in nearby Akron, Ohio. The owner of the paper had a dictum: "Get the truth and print it." And that's what Robert and others at the paper did which resulted in them exposing extensive government lies and winning a Pulitzer Prize. In this interview, Robert discusses what they were faced with in bringing forth the truth.
To watch the video of this interview go to this link on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fyu88w8yhYQ
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
A hard-core interview with Dr. Steven Webb who has been the superintendent of his local school district for 21 years and a police officer for over a decade. He lays out what he's found as the biggest dangers to our kids today, and how the pandemic has only made it more dangerous for kids who now have lots of time unsupervised at home. He explains what the dark web is, how kids access it and what symbols to watch for on their screen to know they're on it. He also explains other dangers kids now face since schools were forced to close. Dr. Webb also gives a strong, practical assessment of the failings of common core, and what the most important thing a parent can do for their child.
Today I interview Reverend Fred Shaw who is an executive for his local chapter of the NAACP, the international spokesperson for a human rights organization, and a former sheriff's deputy. Reverend Shaw lays out why the protests are going on at the magnitude they are, why the looting is taking place (and his opinion if it's justifiable) and what very clear message he got from the video of Derek Chauvin kneeling on the neck of George Floyd. He also clearly explains the root cause of all the chaos and what's needed for things to change. Watch the interview on YouTube at https://youtu.be/76XExVk4W0w.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
I talk frequently on my show about the media, its need to create drama and its negative effect on us all. So, I took my questions to Prof Michael Schudson, one of the most distinguished professors of journalism in the country who teaches at Columbia University in New York. Some questions to him: Is what comes out of CNN and Fox News actually journalism, or just commentary? Is the media liberal? Is there fake news? What is main-stream news and what isn't, and is there valid non-main-stream news? Is journalism better today, or worse, comparatively over the last hundred years? Is drama built into journalism? And more.
To watch this interview on YouTube go to this link: https://youtu.be/TOPah_HBK68
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
All public spending in the U.S. at the national, state and local level is public record. And the Freedom of Information Act helps the regular citizen get copies of those public records. So Adam Andrzejewski put together OpenTheBooks.com which simply gathers all spending from national, state, and local governments and puts them online for the world to see. In this episode, Adam reveals some of the craziest salaries being earned by public officials, and the pensions they live off of for the rest of their lives.
Link to watch interview on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3d2vuQg
You definitely won't get this information from the mainstream media. Today I interview Dr. Jared Roscoe who has both medical school training as well as being trained in natural medicine, and he shares with us his view of what's happening. Is CV19 real, a hoax, are we being sold a bill of goods? He answers that, and also reveals the hundred year lie regarding our health that we've all fallen for. He gives suggestions on how to improve our health, improve our gut biome, and our immunity. If ever there was a time to look at improving our health, now is certainly the time.
This one's been building up inside of me for some time and today it boiled over on air. I don't think the corona virus is a hoax; I think it's real. And in the end, we'll see how dangerous it proves to be. But the government's response - at all levels - to this emergency has been short-sighted in the extreme. To save the patient's right hand, they've reduced his oxygen levels by 95% and cut off all nourishment. Does that sound like a rational treatment to you? I lay out my point of view on this in steps, building to my conclusion at the end. WARNING: today's show is not for the light of heart.
Two guys, looking to mind their own business, were lied to by their local elected officials. They decided to get to the truth using a simple procedure available to anyone thanks to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA). They then confronted those officials and sparks flew. Since then, in the short span of about five years, simply using publicly documented information (available to anyone), they've caused over 400 public officials to flee office. Learn how they're doing it, and how you too can utilize their methods if needed in your local area.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has a function to perform in keeping the world safe from pandemics. Did they perform that function satisfactorily? Were they sloppy? Negligent? Should they be fired? Today I interview John Truman Wolfe who's done the research, laying out an exact timeline of what the WHO knew and when it knew it. You be the judge.
The video version of this show can be found on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX4N2ZDXx1Q.
On today’s show I discuss the two big changes likely coming to our lives due to CV19, and the resultant loss of personal freedom they will impose on us. And what do we need to put in place in order to go back to normal immediately, without a resurgence of cases? What products have seen a massive spike in sales, and which have crashed? And more.
Most businesses and individuals have had their income dramatically decreased in the last 30 days (major understatement). So what do you do now? Nothing? Just wait it out? Is there anything you can do to help bring in more income now? Professional business consultant Arte Maren is my guest, who gives us the same answers to those questions that he's currently giving his clients. He gives the natural laws of business that exist just as sure as the natural law of gravity exists, and what happens when you violate them. Some valuable information in the current economic climate we're treading water in.
Today on the show: - my point of view on what's going on with Covid19 (that's all I have to give you) - is there a bigger power play happening across the planet that Covid19 is playing cover for? - what areas of information being released to us are likely to be suppressed as we all continue to be hunkered down across the country? - and some good news that points to things improving.
The House proposed one rescue package, the Senate a different one. How did they differ? What dollar amounts did the house want that the Senate eliminated, and vice-versa? What oversight did the taxpayers have over it all? I interview Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of OpenTheBooks.com, who reveals what his team found from scouring the full 800 pages of text. He names specific outlays to organizations that seem to have nothing to do with helping us get through the CV19 crisis.
Is the Constitution being violated with government shelter-in-place orders? by Sean Burke Show
An analysis of the news we're getting, the economic impact headed our way, and some positive news from around the world (yep, there is some).
The facts on Covid-19, who benefits from the pandemic (you might be surprised), and things you CAN do while you're hunkering down.
Today I share my thoughts on the fear that has gripped the world regarding the coronavirus, and we have a look at some facts and figures to give us a little perspective. And, a look at what's going on in the Democrat party as the propaganda machine kicks into a higher gear against Bernie. And more.
The news says the sky is falling in due to the coronavirus, so today I present the facts - how does it stack up against the flu, and how did it start? And have you noticed the powers that be in the Democrat party are getting very nervous about Bernie being their candidate? I review what could happen at the Dem convention. And why haven't we heard this story - illegals are going back to their home country willingly, and on their own? (There's a darn good reason for it.) And more – remote control fighter jets, and warning labels on sugary foods.
If you've ever wanted to know where I stand on socialism and the anti-corporate climate that seems to be growing steam in our country, this is the show for you. Also, the president's chief of staff's comment about the budget deficit that gave me hope (and might get him fired), what I'm reading and my book recommendations, and my thoughts on the recent news that the Boy Scouts declared bankruptcy.
Adam Andrzejewski sold his business and decided to use the profits he earned to start a nonprofit to expose wasteful government spending at the city, state and federal levels. As he says, "We shine the white-hot spotlight on spending, and the rats flee." And his creation helped inspire an entire chapter in the President's proposed budget for 2021 entitled: STOPPING WASTEFUL AND UNNECESSARY SPENDING. Hear why he took on this challenge, and the incredible and outrageous expenditures and overspending they've revealed, and what the fallout has been.
So what the heck happened in Iowa, and who was behind it? Why might Pete Buttigieg give Nancy Pelosi a big Christmas present this year? The NYTimes surveyed people on what they thought of the impeachment and you might be surprised by their answers. And, great news for NASA lovers, an update on the coronavirus, my thoughts on the economy and what you should be doing to secure yourself for what's surely coming, and more.
You may or may not know that I used to work in security at a high level - one of the careers I've had. And it's from that perspective I make my comments on the alternate reality we are living in today that has Kobe, his daughter, her friends, their parents, and a pilot no longer with us. I have a strong point of view on this. And what made Kobe stand out amongst all pro players, and how Walt Disney, and the Warner Brothers fit into it. I also talk about the coronavirus (and why a recent article in The NY Times raised red flags for me), the conclusion of Brexit, and the Iowa Caucuses, and of course more (along various tangents of course).
My thoughts on the impeachment trial and my speculation on Nancy Pelosi's true hidden agenda, the value of Tesla vs Ford and GM (is someone on crack?), China overtaking the US as the world's biggest trading partner (and the virus outbreak), and my thoughts on the 75th Anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz (and what one survivor is now sharing after 70 years of silence), and more.
My thoughts on the downing of the Ukrainian airliner by Iran, the additional alarming part of that disaster barely mentioned by the press, the power we bestow in the presidency and what must have been on the minds of the Founders as they were deciding who our Commander in Chief should be, Tesla's and Google's latest achievements, where you're most likely to get your car stolen, my thoughts on the U.A.E., Denmark and more.
What to do with all the waste we produce? How about bring a bunch of entrepreneurs together and offer to give them the waste (think raw materials to make other products) at no cost? How about the city sponsor free fix-it days, where experts volunteer their time to fix anything you bring in - for free!? The city of Austin, Texas, is leading the way with these ideas and more with the goal of repurposing as much waste as possible while building up a vibrant, dynamic, entrepreneurial business community that creates valuable jobs - a real win for all involved. Listen as I interview Gena McKinley, who heads up this successful program for the city of Austin.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
Dr. Jared Roscoe lets loose with what he's learned from helping patients and goes into detail regarding four key things we can all do to improve our health. He also explains the key differences between the natural medicine approach to healing versus the pharmaceutical approach, and the biggest obstacle we all face in trying to keep ourselves healthy in our modern world. Dr. Roscoe goes into detail on gut health and what leaky gut syndrome is all about (and is it actually real?) He names his favorite supplement brands and goes into detail on what scientific discovery changed his view of why we get ill (and how he's using that information to heal his patients).
A year-end look back, and forward into 2020. Topics include my thoughts on the food industry, the right way to eat for health, the national deficit, the Federal Reserve's new quantitative easing program that no one is talking about, why the stock market is at an all-time high and probably will go higher, my favorite sources of information, and the crazy story of a guy who got a bone marrow transplant and how the donor's DNA took over.
Who says one person can't make a difference? Mindy Maslin took a job with the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society to teach kids about trees. She then turned that into organizing and training people to take care of the trees in their own neighborhood, and added a tree planting component as well. Over 26 years, 5200 people have graduated from her Tree Tenders program and 20,000 trees have been planted by citizens. And so what's the big deal about trees? They create a more pleasant environment to live in, they provide habitat for animals, they give shade, and studies have shown they even help reduce ADD in kids! One person can make a difference - and so can you. Have a listen on how she did it.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
A further discussion on the Trump Impeachment with Constitutional scholar Rob Natelson by Sean Burke Show
Is the way we educate our children outdated? Are there better ways, without throwing it all out and starting over? Today I interview Chris Reykdal, the Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State of Washington. He's the top guy in the state over public education. And we talk about Running Start, where juniors and seniors in high school actually take classes at community colleges, paid for by the high school. I also ask him about home schooling, and how the state integrates them into the public system. And I directly ask him if the very system he oversees needs fundamental change - you might be surprised at his answer. A candid conversation about how one state is innovating their approach to educating kids.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
As we all collect more and more stuff, more and more of it ends up in our rivers and along our shorelines. One group - Living Lands and Waters - has spent the last 20 years cleaning it up. The list of things they've found out there is wild. Almost as long as their list of sponsors which include John Deere, Budweiser and many more. Oh, and did I mention they live on a barge? And that college kids spend their spring break with them? An amazing story of a group of adventurers out making our country a better place.
Today I bring you my thoughts on impeachment, and what I don't see in all the raucous. Also, how and where you can get an up-close look at the presidential candidates if you’d like to do that. My overall thoughts on the candidates running, and the vital importance to a candidate's ability to communicate (and what recent presidents had it). I also discuss a new report out on the amount of money we, as a nation, have spent on war since 9/11 (holy cow) and my opinion on what it means to us all. And more thoughts and ramblings.
How do we end homelessness? Is there a way? In this second show on our series on solving homelessness, I interview the CEO of an organization who describes their innovative and successful approach that includes a for-profit entity which employs anyone willing to work. A video of the program has gone viral, and the idea, and others like it, are spreading across the country.
Produced by Tracey Andruscavage.
What does the Constitution say out about impeachment? Did President Trump commit an act that rises to the level of impeachment? If he does get impeached, then what? Today I talk to Professor Rob Natelson, a man widely recognized as the foremost expert in our country on the original meaning of the Constitution, and the intent of the Founders. Rob discusses what the Constitution says about impeachment, and puts it into the context of the era, and the precedents of impeachment in Great Britain going back 500 years. Rob gives his thoughts on whether or not what President Trump is being accused of is truly an impeachable offense, and what happens if the House does impeach him, how things will be run in the Senate during his trial, the offenses committed by other Presidents who were impeached, and much more.
How many of the homeless have jobs? (The number would surprise you.) Should you give that person on the corner money? (There are better ideas to give instead of cash.) Should any child have to sleep out on the streets? And why help the homeless at all? Listen as Marty Hartman, the force of nature running Mary's Place in Seattle, describes the innovative approaches they’ve developed with Starbucks, Amazon and others to assist families to secure housing and ensure no child sleeps outside. Seriously impressive stuff.
Does welfare help or hurt those who receive it? I think the only way to answer that is to talk to those who've experienced it. So today I talk to Damon Dunn, a man who grew up on welfare as a child but thanks to hard work, good grades, and football, he got out. Listen to why he calls welfare "modern slavery", how anyone can break the chains of poverty, his view of our education system, and what he's doing to help others make it to college like he did.
As the final show in the series on the doctors who've helped me back to health, I interview Dr. Andrew Rostenberg who specializes in a new, cutting edge DNA test that showed my body had a hard time absorbing B vitamins - a problem tens of millions of other Americans have as well and don't know it. This test, and the simple change in my vitamins, have been key to my feeling better, having more energy, and being able to think again. Dr. Rostenberg explains how easy it is to get the test, and what it might reveal - another simple step to better health. This is Part 4 in my Doctor Series.
He was a U.S. Army Paratrooper and Artillery Forward Observer when he was injured in the line of duty and medically retired. Telling his story for the first time, Sergeant James Kelly details the troubles he had coming out of the military, what the multiple psychotropic and opioid drugs he was prescribed did to him, the day he decided to end it all, his cold turkey violent withdrawal from the meds, what he saw happening to other vets, the best gift his son ever gave him (also a vet), and the non-medical approach he's adopted today. An incredibly harrowing, medicated journey that no vet should have to endure.
They go to war, they come home, and too often they're just thrown on mind-altering drugs instead of getting the help they really need to recover. On today's show, I interview Dr. Bart Billings, a retired army colonel and psychologist who served in the military for over 30 years. Dr. Billings reveals the change that's happened over the years regarding how we treat our vets who are injured or struggling, and what happens to many of them as a result of the drugs they're being prescribed.
Another of my doctors who helped bring back my health, Dr. Jared Roscoe is both a Doctor of Chiropractic, and soon to be an MD. He's got the wisdom of natural healing, as well as the knowledge of medicine. He shares what he's seen create what might be called "miracles of healing", the value and importance of the good bacteria that help us all, and the shift he feels we need in our country regarding health care. This is Part 3 of the Doctor Series.
Meet the doctor I've been going to for 30 years. He helped me regain my health after years of no energy and difficulty. I interview him a few days after he retired from seeing patients for over 40 years to start a new segment of his life. In this podcast, I get him to share his years of wisdom with us on what he's found to be important for most anyone to stay healthy, and he dispels common myths about what we eat, the importance of sleep, vitamins and more. This is Part 2 of my Doctor Series.
My energy was incredibly low, I had difficulty thinking at times, and for years I searched to figure out what was wrong. In the last year I’ve lost 20 lbs, regained my energy and can think clearly again in part because of a book called The Plant Paradox by Dr. Steven Gundry. In this interview with Dr. Gundry, he talks about what the pharmaceutical industry is trying to do to us in order to keep their profits up, what the seal of approval from the American Heart Association really signifies, the role Vitamin D plays in the regeneration of the cells in our gut, and he answers some questions from listeners who have been using his program. This is Part 1 of my Doctor Series.
A rare interview with a true changemaker, a surviving member of the Tuskegee Airmen - the all black air squadron formed to fight the Nazis during WWII - who tells us what it was like flying a fighter to protect our bombers and shooting down enemy fighters. He gives us details on what it was like when the enemy was coming after him, the day he almost got shot down, what he had to do to go to the bathroom while flying for hours on end, how cold it was at the altitude he was flying, the scenery he saw, and what he thinks of civil rights today.
Probably one of the most misunderstood parts of our election process is the Electoral College. Many want to eliminate it because it just seems to go against our American system to have someone win the popular vote, but LOSE the election as happened to Hillary Clinton and Al Gore. But the Founders put it in place for very specific reasons which had nothing to do with slavery, or that they mistrusted democracy.
And now there is a movement called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact - heard of it? Well, 16 states have signed on. The idea is that every state in the Compact agree to cast their electoral votes to whatever candidate wins the popular vote for president. If enough states did this, it would basically eliminate the Electoral College.
But would this violate the Constitution (which put the Electoral College in place)? Would it be good for the country? And what the heck is the point of the Electoral College anyway?
Professor Rob Natelson walks us through all the issues and explains very clearly why the Founders put the Electoral College in place, and whether or not it has relevance in our modern society. As the electoral college is the way your president is elected, you might want to understand it as best you can, and decide for yourself whether we should keep it or not regardless of your party affiliation.
When it happens, it'll happen unexpectedly. You're at the mall, your school, a concert, your place of worship, or some other public facility, and someone starts randomly shooting people - a truly horrible event that will probably never happen to you - but if it did, what would you do?
Today I interview Allen Banks, a 40-year security industry veteran who is dedicating himself to educating us all on 1) what to look for that can help prevent such incidents before they happen and 2) what to do if you're caught up in one. Simple tips you can implement in your workplace, suggest your child's school put in place, or simply have in mind in case the unexpected happens to you.
What events were bad enough for us to take the crazy, bold step of announcing we were no longer going to be loyal to the crown in Great Britain at a time when that country was the most powerful on earth? What mistakes did Great Britain make? Who in the British government warned them to leave the colonies alone? And what aspects of the British government did we fold into our own Constitution (you might be surprised)?
In this episode I interview Constitutional genius Prof. Rob Natelson who walks us eloquently through the events that led up to our break from Great Britain, and he breaks down the sections of our own government we modeled after our enemy.
A neighbor thought it would be funny to give marijuana to David Sanchez at the age of nine years old. And from the very first hit, it controlled his life for the next 40 years. In this amazing interview with someone who's been through it all, hear David describe what it feels like to need drugs so bad you'll do anything to get it, and what happens physically to the body when it's not gotten. And how he rose like a phoenix from the ashes to where he is today helping others avoid the path through hell that he traveled.
We all saw it - the image of the 3-year-old Syrian boy who lay drowned on the beach. His family was fleeing the war, and his mom and brother tried to get to the Greek island of Kos from Turkey.
But one mom who saw it, Cristal Logothetis, couldn’t shake that image and decided she had to do something to help. And with one very simple idea (utilizing something sitting unused in her garage), and a couple of posts on social media, within days Cristal was swamped with donations and thousands of that same item other moms also had in their garages. Having never done anything like this before, she packed up the items and flew to Kos and did what she had originally set out to do – she brought aid and relief to countless mothers struggling to get their children to a safe and secure place, and out of harms way.
This is a story of one person who simply wanted to help, and with very little effort, started a worldwide movement.
Did the U.S. Supreme Court turn out the way the Founders intended? Does it have too much power? Should it be able to make law as it sometimes does? Should we shorten the term a justice sits on the court? And what is Legal Realism and should it be followed? My guest is Prof. Rob Natelson who's been on the show a number of times before. Smart guy, explains things well, knows his stuff. This is pretty important stuff only because their decisions AFFECT US ALL.
At 4 ½ years old, Joshua Williams saw a hungry person on the street and decided to do something about it. I catch up with him 14 years later to see what happened. Be prepared for an amazing story.
It happened again - I started out talking to renowned psychologist, Dr. Toby Watson, about the latest study showing marijuana smoking causing psychotic breaks, and we got off onto a much darker and more shocking tangent.
Dr. Watson describes in detail how the pharmaceutical industry is profiting from the legalization of marijuana, the immense difficulty a child has making it to age 18 without being put on a psychiatric drug, and what this all means to the cost of healthcare and the health of our country.
A quick run through of a number of topics that I find important to our wellbeing and that of our country: the impact of legalized marijuana, why the FDA won't allow stem cell treatments in the U.S. (to our detriment), the problems Finland is having with their government run healthcare (not mentioned by the candidates running for president), what's happening to the makers of oxycontin (the most addictive drug ever invented) and my thoughts on taming Big Pharma, the new status wind generated electricity has now over hydroelectric power, and the rapid increase in electric vehicle sales and which country is leading the way. And of course, more.
Do we need to do something about our healthcare system? Without a doubt. But is the solution turning it all over to our government?
Today I talk again with Sally Pipes who does nothing else in her life but inform people about the facts behind Medicare For All, and what the result has been in other countries that have socialized medicine.
My plan was to have Walter E Williams come on the show and talk about the recent college admissions scandal but instead what he talked about was a scandal much more pervasive and dangerous to our country that's happening every day in our universities (hint: it has to do with what our kids are being taught by predominantly left-leaning professors!)
And what's up with so many people wanting our government to run our health care? Seriously? You want your GOVERNMENT to run something so important to your life? (If we HAVE to go this route, I name the exact group of government workers I want running my health care.)
About Sean Burke:
Sean Burke is the founder of the nonprofit Reset Our Gov, which encourages Americans to press the “reset button” and take back control of their country, an idea based on his book How To Press America’s Reset Button.
He also founded the Paparazzi Reform Initiative, a privacy rights nonprofit responsible for passing four new privacy laws in just five years in the state of California.
Burke has appeared on such programs as the Today Show, the CBS Evening News and Sky News and has been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, USA Today and the Los Angeles Times.
He’s also the host of the Sean Burke Show, an hour-long talk-show first broadcast in New Hampshire on WSMN 1590 AM in Nashua, and WLMW 90.7 FM in Manchester and Concord, and then distributed as a podcast via iTunes and Soundcloud through social media and to the show’s subscribers.
Find all past shows at seanburke.net.
After spending the last 7 weeks caring for a critically ill friend, I'm back in action with a new show about my time in Ireland, my thoughts on the insanity of NYC rejecting 25,000 jobs from Amazon, and how the heck Boeing is going to survive the fallout from their best-selling aircraft, the 737 Max, intentionally crashing into the Earth.
Born and raised on a farm in communist Poland in a house without indoor plumbing, Monika Wiela flew to the U.S. to check it out, and on the way in from the airport, she decided to stay. Without knowing any English, she overcame all obstacles with a goal to change the world. Today she has a company that helps those less fortunate with distribution around the world and contracts with Amazon, Overstock, REI, Ann Taylor, Kenneth Cole and many more. An amazing and inspirational success story, and an interview that had me laughing most of the way through it. Her laugh is dangerously infectious.
One afternoon Oral Lee Brown went to her local neighborhood market for a snack and was asked by a young girl for a quarter. Oral Lee took the child into the market with her and told her to buy whatever she wanted. Oral Lee was so stunned by what she selected, it changed her path in life. Hear the incredible story of one woman who has helped shape and better the lives of so many kids - a true story that continues today.
Do video games and rap music influence membership in gangs and promulgate violence? What happens when you glorify gang life? How is the black community being socially engineered?
In this second and final installment of my interview with Tony Muhammad, Wester Region Representative of the Nation of Islam, listen as he describes why he became a drug dealer, the effect it had on those around him, and what instantly caused him to stop dealing and put him on his current path of helping his community. Hear him describe how the incredible meeting came about between Snoop Dogg and police chief and mayor of Los Angeles. (See the press conference that came out of that meeting here: https://bit.ly/2RlUriT.) And what he said to a meeting of over 3,000 rival gang members that caused them to embrace each other.
Does welfare help those who are on it, or hurt them? What is Islam? What is the Nation of Islam? How does the Boston Tea Party relate to discontent in the black community? How does one handle attacks based on misinformation?
On today's show I interview Tony Muhammad, the Western Region Representative of the Nation of Islam. Listen as he describes what welfare did to his family and why he thinks it's just another form of slavery, who he considers to be the "wickedly wise" and what they're doing to keep blacks down, and what we all can do to help the inner cities of our country.
Come with an open mind and be prepared to be surprised by what you hear.
Why do we only have two parties up on stage during presidential debates? What if a 3rd one has support in the population, shouldn't they be heard too? Today I interview two prominent Libertarians who not only explain the difference between their party and the others, but what they're doing to make presidential debates open to qualified parties outside of the Democrat and Republican parties.
In this 3rd episode on the Federal Reserve, my guest, Professor Bill Greene, talks about the audit of the Fed that Ron Paul was able to make happen and what the audit found, the unwillingness of Congress to better control that organization, how much power it has over our lives, and his solution for what we all can do about it.
What is the electoral college? Why does it exist? Is it old fashioned? Should it be abolished? Professor Robert Natelson walks us through what the founders were trying to achieve with the electoral college, if it has worked, and what changes might be needed to it.
Today I talk about stories that have caught my attention over the last couple weeks: Facebook's heavy reliance on advertising for its revenue, Lion Air crash and how Boeing can survive it, the decline (and rise) of certain retailers, the decline of coal (and why), why President Trump won't act against the Saudis, Bayer getting stung from its purchase of Monsanto, the demographic mix of those elected to Congress in the midterms, and more.
So if we feel our government is off track and Congress won't propose amendments to the Constitution, what are we to do? Article V says that states can call for a convention to propose amendments, and when done, Congress has to grant it. But how would it work? How do we know it won't get out of control? Couldn't they just throw the current Constitution away and start over? Professor Rob Natelson, probably our country's foremost expert on this subject, explains how the convention would work and the extensive legal precedents to guide its actions.
This is the 4th episode in our series on the Constitution and my guest is Mr. Constitution, John Chambers. We talk about the Great Compromise that led to our current form of government, as well as the influence of one woman in Philadelphia - Mrs. Elizabeth Powell. She was one of George Washington's closest friends, and played an important role in the development of our Republic.
Why are we so divided? And what can we do about it? Professor Robert Natelson walks us through what has caused such division in our country and what we can do about it.
Cities across the country are struggling to have affordable housing, but is rent control the answer? Could rent control actual make the problem worse? On today's show we talk to attorney Michael Brennan about what rent control is, how it affects affordable housing, cities that have it vs those who don't, and whether it provides the kind of relief to high rents that local governments who implement it are after.
Can the President just issue an executive order to stop birthright citizenship for illegal aliens? Isn't it Constitutionally guaranteed via the 14th Amendment? What was the original purpose of that amendment anyway? A very hot, important issue to millions of people who've been born in the U.S. to immigrants - both legally in the U.S. and not. This will eventually go to the Supreme Court, and the information being spread via the media is rarely accurate - get the facts here as I interview Constitutional scholar Professor Robert G. Natelson who lays out fact vs fiction on this issue.
Today is the second episode in our series on the Federal Reserve - how did it get started?
Listen as Dr. Bill Greene lays out the founding of our Federal Reserve, who was behind it, what they intended to have happen, and some thoughts and opinions on the result. (You might even hear Thomas Jefferson rolling over in his grave as you listen.)
What is the electoral college and do we really need it? My guest is Dr. Walter E. Williams who explains why the founders put it into the Constitution, what would happen if we eliminated it, and what he thinks of our government taking money from the rich and giving it to the poor.
Today is the 3rd episode on our series on the Constitution where we answer the question: what is a republic? Few people really have the correct definition. The short answer is that it's not a democracy, but there's much more to it. The full answer dates back to the Greeks and our guest expert - John Chambers, AKA Mr. Constitution - simplifies it for us. Our Founders wanted a Constitution that would last, and so built a Republic. Might be good for us ALL to understand what one is.
Episode two on the Constitution on today's show. We go over the Constitutional convention of 1787, and in particular the development of both houses of Congress, why they allowed slaves to be counted as 3/5th's of a person, and whether or not this was pro or anti-slavery (you might be surprised by the answer). Plus a few other tidbits. It's your country - take a moment to learn a bit more about it.
On today's show: The first episode of our series on the US Constitution - leading up to the Constitutional Convention and why even change the Articles of Confederation. Also, how I track the economy (as well as educate myself on what's going on with it) and more.
An overview of which party will win/lose seats in the midterm elections by Sean Burke Show
An update on Medicare For All as we close in on the mid-term elections from Sally Pipes, my thoughts on Elon Musk and the lawsuit filed against him by the SEC, the hard-core politics at play during the confirmation hearings of Judge Kavanaugh to be on the supreme court, and a couple things many aren't tracking that will affect the economy (potentially to their demise).
What are GMO's and do they significantly affect our health? On today's show I interview changemaker Jeffrey Smith, a leading consumer advocate pushing for healthier, non-GMO choices. In this show we discuss the recent court case that was decided against Monsanto and what Roundup does to plants, animals and us. Mr. Smith also talks about the illnesses connected to Roundup, and what additional genetic modifications are being done to a greater and greater proportion of our food chain. And of course, what we can do about it.
Today is the first episode of our new series taking a look at The Federal Reserve, how it got started, what it is, how it works and why it matters. Also my thoughts on the economy. My guest on the show today is Bill Green, assistant professor of political science at South Texas College.
The importance for all of us to watch some of the supreme court nomination hearings, what party is likely to win in the mid-terms, sales of electric vehicles increasing as is the opium production in Afghanistan, and more.
The 10th Amendment to the Constitution - what is it? Why was it included in the Bill of Rights? Is it being ignored? What would our country be like if we had followed it more strictly? On this episode I talk to Michael Maharrey of the Tenth Amendment Center who details the history of the amendment, how it fell out of use and what we all can do at the state level to reign in our massive national government.
Listen to Detective Paul Holes tell the incredible true story of how he solved the 44 year-old cold-case of the Golden State Killer - one of the most cunning and sadistic serial predators in U.S. history who killed 13 people, committed 51 rapes and 120+ burglaries in California from 1974 to 1986.
Today's show is a replay of an interview I did with Dr. Toby Watson, a clinical psychologist who provides expert testimony in court cases and speaks out internationally about the indisputable tie between psychiatric drugs and violent behavior (think suicide and school shootings). Dr. Watson gives us an insider's view of the unvarnished and startling truth about these drugs and what effects they're having on our society.
Today I talk about the never-ending bull market, what's happening with interest rates and their incredible increase over the last 3 years, Tesla's new problem, NYU's tuition move that might change everything, and the dying cancer patient's takedown of Monsanto, and of course much more.
How does one go from citizen to elected official? How do you step forward and actually get yourself into a position to make the changes you see needing made? Today I interview Changemaker Chad Magendanz, about his path to making change via the military, school board and state elected office.
Today I interview BB King's grandson, Christopher King, who has created a course to help kids learn etiquette, manners and polish, in order to help them be more successful. And, he's helping fight human trafficking. A real changemaker.
Why hasn't another nuclear weapon been used since Hiroshima? How is it that we think we can keep overspending as a country? What would the world be like if Elvis hadn't died so young? What would have happened if JFK wasn't assassinated? These and other questions rattle around in my head, and on today's episode I share them - and my thoughts and ideas about them - with the world.
Today I give my take on what's going on with the economy, as well as Japan's debt problem, the lack of money in pensions across the US, low unemployment and what some states are doing to get people into their rural areas to work, and more - as always.
Why don't high schools teach real-world financial literacy to students as part of their curriculum? If this had been taught in addition to the three R's over the last 50 years, would we have $21 trillion in debt? I don't think so. On today's show, I talk to Ron Rishagen, a successful entrepreneur who retired early and decided to give back as a teacher. He started a course in financial literacy at the high school where he taught to help students understand the power of saving, compound interest, how to budget, the dangers of credit cards, and more. Now he's teaching it at Loyola Marymount Univ and his students then go teach it at local high schools. He's doing all he can on his own, but maybe we can help him. He's a true Changemaker - take a moment to hear what he has to say.
Today I interview Michael DeLeon - a former drug addict and gang member, and a man who served over 10 years in prison, who turned his life around and is now teaching youth and adults about making smart choices. One of the most amazing stories I've ever heard.
There's a strong movement in Congress, and in a number of states, to repeal and replace Obama Care with a single payer health care system - Medicare for all – that would be run by our government. In fact, a new poll shows that a majority of Americans want it! But what are the facts? How's it going in Canada, and Great Britain, and other countries that have government run healthcare? On today’s show I interview an expert who has dedicated the last 30 years of her life to this one issue, and she shares the reality of single payer systems, and what we can expect if we go forth with it in our country. Have a listen and learn what's happening in your country.
Gold and silver coins as legal tender - exactly as stated in the Constitution. Now more and more states are legalizing the use of gold and silver coins as legal tender in their states as a direct affront to the Federal Reserve. Wyoming's law went into effect earlier this month. If you're disappointed at the loss of value of your paper Federal Reserve Notes (US dollars), you might find the information on today's show of strong interest.
There is a move in Congress to reform the food stamp program which has seen huge increases in participants over the last 10 years at a large cost to us tax payers. Those who need the extra help should get it, but what about those who can work and don't, but are still given the handout? Today I talk to Kristina Rasmussen of the Foundation for Government Accountability about how the new law passed by the House (but not in the Senate) will get more people back to work and self-sufficient.
On today's episode I discuss the biggest story in the land, the nomination of Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court - I give my comments. Also I go over a number of key stats as it relates to our current economy to try and better help predict what might be coming. And more.
On today's show the economy and where it might be going, the incredible story about the soccer team stranded in that cave, the unbelievable tax increase in New Jersey, the law in Wyoming that went into effect this week making gold and silver legal tender in that state, and the primary victory in NY of a young 28 year-old woman over a top ranking Democrat in the House, and more.
A special 4th of July episode with John Chambers, AKA Mr. Constitution, where we discuss our country's first pledge of allegiance, the Declaration of Independence and what fate awaited those who signed it, our Constitution and why it shouldn't be "living" (yet why it must remain alive), the loss of the true purpose of the U.S. Senate, States' powers and what happened to them, and more.
On this week's show: Maxine Water's rant, the oil boom, my explanation of the economic indicator that predicts recessions (and it's heading in that direction), my prediction of Trump's plan for the midterm elections, and how does the NFL stay in business when a 21 year-old football player was just found to have CTE? And more.
On today's show I interview Dr. Toby Watson, a clinical psychologist who provides expert testimony in court cases and speaks out internationally about the indisputable tie between psychiatric drugs and violent behavior (think suicide and school shootings). Dr. Watson gives us an insider's view of the unvarnished and startling truth about these drugs and what effects they're having on our society.
Sometimes I just can't sit back and let it all happen without pointing out the BS, and putting a bit of truth on the line. Today's topics: G7, the media, Kate Spade, Social Security running out of money, national debt, truth and lies, the Feds allowing legalized marijuana, and more.
On today's show I talk about new information released on Purdue Pharma, and what they knew early on about their "miracle" drug called Oxycontin that has greatly contributed to the opioid crisis in our country. Also, who doesn't want the U.S. to make nice with N. Korea, Roseanne crushing the cast and crew of her show, the new news about the unemployment rate, and (uh-oh) why what you put in your recycling bin at home may change very soon. And more.
Another school shooting - what drives seemingly good, friendly people to gun kids and teachers down? My full response. As well as my comments on Alexa, Netflix being valued as much as Disney, Starbucks opening their bathrooms to everyone, Monsanto on the ropes in a current court case, the NFL's ban on kneeling during the national anthem, and Alex Jones being sued for defamation. And more.
Our privacy is slipping away, but what can we do about it, and how bad is it getting really? On today's show I interview Patrick Alach, a privacy expert, about the Facebook uproar, what a "reasonable expectation of privacy" is and how that standard might change in the near future, and what we can ultimately do to protect the little privacy we still have.
I run through a lot of the headlines on today's show including Iran and Israel going at each other, the US bowing out of the Iran Nuclear Agreement, North Korea, Wells Fargo, Michael Cohen, Starbucks' deal with Nestle, Seattle's idiotic tax on employees, DNA being used to sell anti-depressants, and California mandating solar panels on new homes.
Today I discuss the Rudy Giuliani Sean Hannity interview (one of those amazing things in life that happen unexpectedly!) Also, who is going to try and stop the end of the Korean War? The unemployment rate is so low, some towns around the US are offering land if you'll move there. Is it okay for teachers to strike? Why don't we educate our kids on the massive debt our government is building up that they'll have to deal with? Will cable companies be extinct soon? And more.
Today I talk about many topics including antidepressants, Trump, North Korea, what's happening in the economy, ISIS and my hope for the future.
Could Trump possible negotiate with North Korea to end the Korean War? How would that effect his chances of being reelected in 2020? Is Kim Jong-un really serious? Also, an update on Amazon, what happened to Philip Morris the other day, how on earth is it that we wage war, and examples of large amounts of money (more than they even ask for) being given to new startups.
We've all heard about weaponized flying drones run by pilots thousands of miles away. But how about autonomous weaponized drones that fly, travel over land and in the sea? Weapons that act on their own once released to seek out and destroy. A reality on Earth today and I talk to an expert by the name of Arthur Holland Michel to find out more about them.
Our privacy is slipping away, but what can we do about it, and how bad is it getting really? On today's show I interview Patrick Alach, a privacy expert, about the Facebook uproar, what a "reasonable expectation of privacy" is and how that standard might change in the near future, and what we can ultimately do to protect the little privacy we still have.
Are tariffs good or bad for our country? Have they been used before and if so, to what end result? If they're implemented, what are the potential costs to all of us? On this episode, I interview an expert who's studied tariffs and how they faired when President Bush implemented them.
What's really going on with Trumps tariffs on China? And what leverage does China have over us? And with the mid-terms coming up, Democrats are signing up to run for the House in record numbers.
What's happening with the economy? I discuss the key factors at play that could keep it going, or might bring it down. And does having John Bolton as the new National Security Advisor portend the US is going to war, or is there something else at play here (I think there is)? And why is the US and the NY Times admitting UFOs exist?!! Yep, for the first time ever I discuss UFOs on my show - and for good reason! Plus other ramblings.
The spending bill and what that means for our future, as well as the tariffs, the Texas bomber, the dude driving Uber's self-driving car, a bit of Mabel, Billy Bob and much more.
On today's show I talk about President Trump's rotating cabinet, Amazon dropping packages on your head, the loss of a kid's favorite store, Rihanna and Kylie Jenner crashing the stock of a company with just a few words, and more on tariffs, China and the Russians! And of course, a bunch of tangents, Billy Bob and Mabel - as usual.
What's President Trump really doing by imposing tariffs? Will they be good for the U.S? Peace on the Korean peninsula? What's going on with the economy and does the Fed really know what they're doing? And more on guns, Billy Bob and the usual shenanigans.
Should 18 year olds be barred from buying guns? Will that end school shootings? Don't we have the right to know what's in the blood stream of those that do horrific, societal damaging things? Plus how the Feds move to raise interest rates will affect the financial health of our country. And much more and a number of tangents and voices - as usual.
Is banning guns really the solution to ending school shootings? And what is causing the demise of our country. On today's Sean Burke Show.
The flaw in our government, lobbyists, where the steering wheel for the USA is located, FEMA ineptness, Harvey Weinstein in Alcatraz, what's really behind school shootings, and believe it or not - much more!
Sean has some very choice words about the passage of the federal budget by Congress, as well as his thoughts on Rand Paul's move to shut down the government, Amazon's continued expansion, and more.
Sean talks about the headlines as well as his thoughts on news in general, as well as a whole slew of other random stuff - a usual for his show.
Sean talks about his visit to the new Amazon Go store, US oil output, artificial intelligence, automation helping the economy, Citizens United, the shrinking value of the dollar and more.
Sean reveals tips and apps for those wanting to RV around the U.S. from his year long trip where he went to all 48 states. Also, his thoughts on North Korea and South Korea walking in together at the Olympics and who made that happen, as well as a huge U.S. retailer experimenting with no longer accepting cash at their stores...and more.
Sean's viewpoint on what's the coolest label in the world, our lack of privacy, and more.
As more states are coming in with legalized marijuana in 2018, Sean replays an earlier episode where he interviews a Federal law enforcement official whose job it is to prevent narcotic trafficking.
Sean gives his opinion of actors, the media, and bomb making companies all mixed in with his various accents. And, as a bonus, what to watch for in 2018! And all the final steps of his series on how to make change.
With only two days to Christmas, Sean focuses on his series regarding How To Make Change. In this episode he talks about Step 6.
Sean talks about the sexual harassment/assault purge happening across society (you might be surprised by his reaction), as well as his thoughts on other current happenings, as well as Step 5 of How To Make Change.
Sean talks about Matt Lauer, SpaceX, Geekwire, Vicis, Boston Dynamics and Step 4 on How To Make Change.
Sean reveals Step 3 on his series of How To Make Change, and gives his thoughts on Net Neutrality, Uber + Volvo and certain athletes making the U.S. look bad to the world.
Sean continues his discussion on how to make change and goes on a rant about airport bathrooms, the poor food most people eat and much more.
Sean continues with Part 2 of his series on how to make change, as well as gives his thoughts on the proposed tax plan, China's rise of power in the world, and more.
Sean starts his 10 part series of "How To Make Change" based on his own experiences - this is the first in that series. He also talks more about Harvey Weinstein, and his thoughts on General Kelly's comments about the death of his son, and other topics.
Sean worked in and around the entertainment industry for over two decades and gives his insight into sexual harrassment in Hollywood, and how the reaction to Harvey Weinstein ties into the Holocaust and our national debt.
Sean talks of Tom Petty, the importance of artists, the Las Vegas shooter, the Hubble telescope and his look at various current events.
Sean continues his conversation about reforming private prisons with Alex Friedmann, the Managing Editor of Prison Legal News and the Associate Director of the Human Rights Defense Center.
Sean talks to a hurricane expert as Irma bears down on Florida - he describes flying through hurricanes, what storm surge could potentially do to the Keys, and the significance of the U.S. being hit by two hurricanes in such a short period.
Legalized recreational marijuana - good or bad? On today’s show Sean looks at the stats - not opinion - of what’s happened in Colorado and if the legalization trend is good or bad for the country.
Sean talks about the lack of response by the police in Charlottesville, President Trump's responsibility for the words he uses, how anyone who's conservative is being painted as a neo-nazi, and what we do about the debt ceiling.
Sean talks about the "fire and fury" comment by President Trump, the role Facebook and the press plays in the division of our country, and much more.
Sean talks about the national debt, raising the debt ceiling, the enormous number of dollars in circulation and the Fed's latest move that will effect that supply, as well as more about the upcoming disruption to the world economy via electric and self-driving cars.
Sean interviews Dr. Marcus Eriksen, a former U.S. marine who took on the task of doing something about the amount of plastic in our oceans and is the founder of the 5 Gyers Institute.
What happens when you get into office and you don't follow the leaders of your party? Are term limits an answer to changing our government? Should marijuana really be legalized?
Sean Interviews former California Assemblymen Mike Gatto about all this and more. A dynamic guy who first got elected when he was 35 because he felt he needed to do something about the craziness in government, Mike talks about what happened to him when he got elected and didn't follow the leaders of his party, as well as much more. He also followed what Cicero said during his time in office: "Let the well-being of the people be the ultimate law."
Sean talks with John Chambers, an expert on the Constitution, about the original pledge of allegiance - do you know it? More at www.seanburke.net.
Why are so many people dying of heroin overdoses? How does Oxy play into it? What can we do about it? Sean interviews Clark Carr who's the Vice President of Narconon International, a non-profit drug rehab organization who's been helping people get off heroin and other drugs for over 50 years - Clark shares great information on the problem and what we can all do to try and prevent future addiction to drugs.
Sean continues his conversation with Christina Hildebrand regarding the mandatory vaccination law in California for children, and the coming mandatory vaccinations for all adults nationally. If you care about your personal liberty, listen and learn.
Sean dives into the controversy over the mandatory vaccine law in California and why the loss of liberty there might soon affect us all regardless of where we live in the U.S. If you like having the freedom of choice over what the government says must be injected into your body, listen to today's episode and get the facts.
Here's an idea - let's get rid of the IRS for real. Sean interviews Steve Hayes, Chairman of Americans For Fair Taxation (www.fairtax.org), who discusses the bill they have moving through Congress right now that replaces the income tax with a national retail sales tax.
Sean talks about the dangers and damage of false information, the negative influence of the media, how we can eliminate the IRS, the glut of dollars in the world and what that might mean to the value of our money, North Korea, and a few words about Memorial Day.
Sean continues his interview with Barbara Wiseman of the Lawrence Anthony Earth Organization. Barbara finishes her story of the rogue elephants and also talks about the devastation poachers did to one of the Earth Organization's facilities in South Africa, and a treatment they've found that is inexpensive and non-toxic to clean up oil spills (note: it's used in over 40 countries but the FDA won't allow it to be used in the U.S.)
Sean interviews Barbara Wiseman, International President and Co-Founder of the Lawrence Anthony Earth Organization. Barbara discusses Lawrence's incredible journey into Baghdad during the 2003 invasion to save the wild animals in that city's world renown zoo. She also tells the amazing relationship Lawrence developed with a rogue group of elephants.
Sean continues with his interview of John Truman Wolfe who outlines the coming financial crisis and bank "bail ins". Mr. Wolfe also provides how we can all protect ourselves financially with a number of helpful tips. This show is a continuation of the April 15th show.
Sean interviews author John Truman Wolfe who is the author of The Coming Financial Crisis: A Look Behind The Wizard's Curtain and the author of The Hard Truth monthly newsletter. They discuss what's really going on in Syria and who orchestrated the 2008 financial downturn, including why and how. Mr. Wolfe names names, dates and details. He also gives a good history of the petrodollar and what's happening with it today and how that will affect us all.