Ground News

If you enjoyed today's video, you should watch my video on whether a BRICS common currency would work next.

Don't forget to check out our sponsor Ground News using the link in the video description.

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It highlights how different our media actually is.

Left-leaning headlines emphasize modernization, right-leaning outlets evoke Lincoln and patriotism, and Ground News shows you all of that side by side.

I actually used Ground News as part of my research for this video, and it helped me to see how each side shaped the story and why, so that I could show you all the facts.

And if you're someone who wants to see all the angles without falling into an echo chamber, I highly recommend checking them out.

Go to ground.news.com or click the link down below to get 40% off on the same unlimited access vantage plan I use to get my news about the economy.

Finance can, of course, become quite intertwined with politics, especially on topics like wealth inequality and taxation.

So, I was lucky to have a subscription to Ground News, today's video sponsor, to aid in keeping a balanced perspective.

It is a website and app that shows you news coverage from across the world and political spectrum, providing a data-driven breakdown of each story.

so you can cut through sensational language and come to your own independent conclusions.

For example, ahead of California Governor Gavin Newsom's recent budget presentation, the Wall Street Journal published an article with his photo saying Democrats want to tax the wealthy to fill the state's $68 billion budget hole.

This led to Newsom calling them out, denying their allegations.

Using Ground News, I was able to see all sides and learn more about the facts of the proposed California wealth tax, including the press release from the governor and how different publications chose to report on it.

Getting your news from only one source can lead to a skewed perspective, which is why Ground News was designed to provide you with all of the available information, like a news source's political bias, ownership and reliability, based on independent news monitoring organisations.

So there's a lot to piece together when it comes to Iran changing its capital.

I use ground news to connect the dots because it allows me to check out local and regional sources.

I truly believe that is the best way to understand this tricky region.

I can't stress enough how important this is, which is why I asked Ground News to sponsor this video.

I mainly browse the Blind Spot page, where they share lots of interesting stories that other news outlets often miss due to biased reporting.

Go to ground.news slash Caspian or scan the QR code on the screen to learn more.

Subscribing through this link gets you 40% off the Vantage plan.

Also, by subscribing, you're directly supporting my channel.

Before we get to them, just one last reminder that you can go to groundnews.com forward slash TN to get 40% off your unlimited access to their Vantage plan and unlock worldwide perspectives on the story shaping our world.

Thank you, Ground News, for sponsoring our show today.

John Law, let's play the music and get into complaining a little bit.

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