https://www.youtube.com/@misesmedia
We kind of know vaguely what to expect from
Breaking Bessent
We learn that three pundits are better than one, since a conversation seems more popular than a lecture.
Also, facial hair is now accepted on a wide scale.
What interests from that 3/4 hr item, criticism without answers begs the question of what the answer could be to a bollixed situation. An interesting "interest" opening discussion, bond yields, all that.
An interesting side effect of going to that item, the YouTube rec. list goes in a direction that is uncommon for it, at Crabgrass, given Google profiling algorithms and wisdom.
The item linked above was reached when ZeroHedge came to mind, somehow, from AJ early morning reading, BRICS summit 2026: What are the key takeaways?
That brought to mind the BRICS effort to distance a bit from IMF and U.S./Europe banking hegemony, and a search = brics alternative to world bank
Try that. The return list seemed to suggest that the distancing from Western banking policy and norms is not really showing traction, with 2014 mentioned as the BRICS start of that alternative banking policy.
While thinking in that direction ZeroHedge came to mind, one item there being "China's 70% EV Target Deals Another Blow To Oil Demand."
Then, the sidebar links ZeroHedg offered, one other looked at, https://www.christophe-barraud.com/blog/
In closing, none of the things explored say whatever, and what they say is their's, not Crabgrass's.
But seeing "Econ-thought" where the offered check-this-next recommender system output drifts from the normal profiled stuff - that is interesting to see, as a pathological look at profile channeling as done by Silicon guru lists of "have a look here." It seems a web exists which channels an awful lot, and each of us should try to jiggle the profile every so often to not be in the regular wagon rut return protocol.