US WORLD REPORT

This episode picks up where USUN Report left off last week. In part two, Tom Osborne returns after a three week hiatus. Moderator Ken McCaleb and political historian David Kanervo fill out the news team. Airdate: June 11, 2017 on WLEA.net at 11am.

No TFS, Trump Fatigue Syndrome this week. Join US-UN Report as we discuss real world issues with political scientist Dr. David Kanervo and entrepreneur/commentator Ms. Bianca Castellanos. Moderator Ken McCaleb leads this four segment discussion on  Overpopulation, Homelessness, World Food Production and Where are the new jobs? We barely get to scratch the surface in this part one of two programs. Tom Osborne, founder of US-UN Report will rejoin the news team for part two next week. Enjoy! 

On US-UN Report this week we welcome our newest on air collaborator West Coast commentator Bianca Castellanos. Ken McCaleb and Dr.David Kanervo host the show. 

In segment 1 of 4 we evaluate the speech given by President Donald Trump in Saudi Arabia. Why did he isolate Iran to the 50 heads of state gathered to hear him speak?

In segment 2, We're calling this story, Angela Merkel One Day - Two Presidents. Was it mere coincidence that both Obama and Trump were in Germany at the same time?

In segment 3, we explore U.S. Presidents and their media throughout history. We tend to think presidential bashing is the norm today but discover this isn't quite so...

And finally, in segment 4, the CBO Report. The Congressional Budget Office grades the new healthcare bill being proposed to replace Obamacare and it's pretty shocking!

Tom Osborne is still out on assignment in New York City at UN Headquarters.

Trump Fatigue Syndrome, (TFS) is this real or something created by the very same media covering the White House 24/7? US-UN Report's Ken McCaleb and Dr. David Kanervo explore this new phenomena. You may be surprised that you are not alone.

Chelsea Manning was released from prison this past week. What do we know about this complex person? We review her seven years behind bars accused of Wiki-leaks.

North Korea's president is still shooting off missiles and has had two successful launches in the past week. How capable is he in threatening nuclear attack with ICBM technology? Things may be heating up...

Afghanistan troop deployment follow up. Is there an end game plan or are we being drawn back into an endless war? 

Early release of May 14th, 2017 US-UN Report broadcast. We want to hear what you think of our new format. The iTunes numbers speak loud and clear. Tell a friend if you like the show. Sincere thanks, Ken McCaleb, Executive producer, US-UN Report LLC.

Segment 1, Fallout from FBI director James Comey being fired.

Segment 2, How will the Senate react to the GOP Healthcare bill?

Segment 3, Mid Term Elections. Who will be sent home packing?

Segment 4, Afghanistan, more troops returning to the front line?

Join Tom Osborne, Dr. David Kanervo and Ken McCaleb as they update what is going on in the Korean Peninsula. 

Congress passes the Republican Healthcare Act presented by President Trump even though many in the House of Representatives admitted to not reading the bill. Will it pass muster in the Senate?

Millennnials, What Do They Want? We examine this highly educated group of people that are the offspring of the Baby Boomers. They are most worthy of our attention!

Finally, FOX News chaos. Is the shakeup at this network finally complete? US-UN Report unravels the mystery of the organization and examines it's future going forward. 

Listen for Michael Sultana's Veterans Minute Moment at the mid-way point in  the show as well. Enjoy the programs new format and listen LIVE every Sunday at 11am on www.wlea.net

The first 100 days of President Trumps administration in the White House. How did he do? Was it a litmus test of what we may expect in the future? Join Tom Osborne, Ken McCaleb and Dr. David Kanervo for this lively discussion.

President Trump invited the Security Council to Washington for lunch. What was on the menu besides North Korea, Syria and Sudan? 

Scientists world-wide organized a march on the capitol in D.C., this past week to express what was on their minds. Are we too polarized in our opinions to listen to their discoveries?

Arkansas and the death penalty. Will this state forever be remembered as the new killing field or are we done with capital punishment?

Stylistically this show is a review of the past week's events by Tom Osborne and Ken McCaleb. As we are preparing to bring the program into syndication, we felt it was time to address current topics more openly... We begin with

1) United Airlines and Dr. David Dow prepare to face off in court.

2) How will Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch view this inevitable UA case?

3) Has Donald Trump become a more conventional president?

4) Cuts from the U.S. to the United Nations budget, how will this affect all of us?

and of course we discuss the continuing threats from Kim Jung Un and North Korea. Are we on the brink of war or is this this just more posturing to get our attention?

How much do American's know about Korea? It's rich history of 4000 years discussed by Tom Osborne, Ken McCaleb, Dr. David Kanervo and Playwright Michael Sulsona. When did it split in two? Some, in our audience will be surprised by how far back in time the two Korea's separated. It actually happened much earlier than the 1950's. We then describe how all three generations of the Kim family came to power. What is to be done with North Korea's unending demonstrations of aggression? How is South Korea, Japan, Russia and China affected by Kim Jong Un's behavior and what is most likely to happen in the near future? Join US-UN Report in this thorough panel debate. President Donald Trump has inherited a dilemma and has a handful of options, but none of them are appealing. Join us for, "The Tale Of The Two Koreas"

UN Weapons Inspector Tim Trevan rejoins Tom Osborne and Ken McCaleb to discuss the theory of a limited nuclear exchange between the United States and the DPRK. How would China react or want to get involved? What would this mean to Japan and South Korea? What role would NATO and the Security Council play? How developed is the North Korean nuclear program? Who would win or lose in this confrontation in the long run? Tim Trevan tries to shed some light on this highly secretive regime and suggest some ideas that are in play going forward. A comparison to Iraq is explored.