And welcome folks to this edition of The Hageman Report.

It is Wednesday, the 12th day of November 2025.

Boy, I'll tell you, this is going to be a great program.

One of my favorite people, one of my favorite guests on the planet is joining me tonight.

And, you know, he's a bestselling author of, I don't know, somewhere south of a thousand books.

No, just a lot of books.

If you know, of course, Paul McGuire, you know that he is just a brilliant man who's lived,

research and studied a lot of the things that are that we've been talking about

and i just want to briefly make a few comments here and i want to thank everybody i want to

thank everyone who's joining who's uh who's in the uh joining us on rumble live on rumble also on

x thank you for uh joining us as wellumble, live on Rumble. Also on X, thank you for joining us as well, the live broadcast, and please spread the word about this.

But this year, you know, it seems like we are in a crescendo of sorts in the struggle, in the war for our cognitive sovereignty.

Paul McGuire has written about this throughout his many works,

and I would like to point out the tactics are not new,

but the methods are a little bit different.

The modes are a little bit different.

Of course, what I'm referring to is the lineage back to the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations,

founded in London in 1946, under Rockefeller Grant, of course.

And what we're seeing, what we saw then or what happened then,

these things were born from really the British Army's wartime psychological

warfare division. And Tavistock pioneered group dynamics, mass persuasion, in deliberate engineering

of public opinion. So I'm saying this because there is a war on for your mind right now.

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