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.