Topic: Gustav Le Bon

Referencing Gustav Le Bon's crowd theory, the segment describes how newsrooms act like "starlings in a murmuration," attacking targets in unison once a narrative is deemed "cool." The media is accused of ignoring the influence of 10,000 nonprofits while labeling anyone who questions election legitimacy as an "election denier." This process is framed as the weakening of the Republic by consultants and committees.

Greg Reese reports on the science of mass psychosis, citing the works of Gustav Le Bon and Carl Jung. The report argues that corporate media and political leaders cultivate "group mind" to make populations controllable. Despite denials from AP and Reuters, the segment claims that psychological warfare is being used to divide society and lead it toward tyranny.

Greg Reese reports on the mechanics of mass psychosis, describing it as a state where individuals abandon personal intuition to conform to a group. The report cites historical perspectives from Plato and Gustav Le Bon's 1895 work, The Crowd, to explain how leaders cultivate suggestibility. Modern corporate media is accused of waging psychological warfare to maintain power through this collective hypnotic state.

Greg Reese defines mass psychosis as a devolution from divine inspiration into a primitive hierarchy that makes individuals highly controllable. The report explains that the pursuit of group acceptance causes people to put aside personal intuition, leading to death and destruction. The only solution offered is for individuals to face their own "shadow" and liberate themselves from the collective.