Coming to you from theHagmanReport.com studio, located in the Keystone State, birthplace of a mighty nation, it's your host, Doug Hagman.

This is the HagmanReport. Welcome to Hagman. Today is the 13th day of October 2021, it's Wednesday and we are a captured operation. America is a captured operation.

I want to just be before I get into the show, I want to show you a video, this is about 61 year old video, 61 years ago yesterday.

This is just a minute video, it's in Japanese, it's poorly, it's a very poor video in terms of its quality, you gotta imagine 61 years, right?

But I want to show this to you, out of the gate, Atoya Yamaguchi took issue with the Japan, the potentially becoming a socialist state.

Now Gavin Newsom, you know, Gavin Newsom replayed this about a year ago, a couple of years ago anyway, reenacted this.

But to make a point, but I saw this on Patriots.wind on the forum, Patriots.wind and I was just enthralled by this because this is how, 61 years ago, the Japanese took care of business, hey, I don't want a socialist or communist running.

Japan, or the potential to have a communist running the nation of Japan.

Now the radio audience, please go to HagmanReport.com, two ends on HagmanHagmanReport.com, and or Rumble, well you can get to everything by way of HagmanReport.com.

We're on Brighton and Rumble, but take a look at this, and I'm going to play this really without commentary.

Again, it's in Japanese. And what this is, again, is Atoya Yamaguchi, 61 years ago, October 12th of 1960, decided that he was not going to allow his country, his country, Japan, to descend into or to grow into a communist state, watch this.

So, is there subtitles?

Now, you know what, there's no subtitles.

It's just in Japanese.

It's just in Japanese. Okay, what do you want from me? What do you want from me? All right, seriously.

I'll tell you what, show that, rather than, well, why don't you just show the last 20 seconds of it?

All right, I don't know, before the action. You've got the socialist candidate for emperor, if you will, or for leader of Japan.

The leader of the Japan Socialist Party, Injuro Asanuma speaking.

Okay, now watch this, serious. Yeah, I will talk over this. Okay, and there is Atoya Yamaguchi taking care of business.

Did you see that? Are you watching this?

All right, now, I sent in a picture that's attached. This photograph was, as soon as this is done, this photograph was taken by a reporter in the front row.

This picture won awards out the wazoo back in 1960.

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