In my latest Rebel piece, I discuss how J.P. Morgan and Elbert Gary pretty much buried American free enterprise by creating the behemoth U.S. Steel. At least, that's what they tell us. In fact, steel markets remained competitive to this day... even though government charged in, declaring that it had to rescue us. https://youtu.be/MFaJQiRUCr4

I had the pleasure of chatting with Al Siebring about our Constitution project. You can listen to the interview here.

[podcast title="CFRA Morning, February 22, 2016"]http://www.thejohnrobson.com/podcast/John2016/February/John_Robson_February22.mp3[/podcast]

My latest Rebel piece: February 18 is the anniversary of the “bloody Sunday” at the Boer War Battle of Paardeberg in 1900, when the British and Canadians took 1,100 casualties including 280 dead. At the time a huge number, it would rapidly be eclipsed by the “accomplishments” of the 20^th century from Loos to the Somme and on, because of the new deadliness of modern smokeless powder firearms artillery that could have tipped us off to what progress would soon bring.

https://youtu.be/U-Wh1hbCpac

https://youtu.be/d3t7QekJWZU

[podcast title="Ask the Professor (audio), February 18, 2016"]http://www.thejohnrobson.com/podcast/John2016/February/AskTheProfessor20160218-audio.mp3[/podcast]

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[podcast title="CFRA Morning, February 15, 2016"]http://www.thejohnrobson.com/podcast/John2016/February/John_Robson_February15.mp3[/podcast]