Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to lawyer and legal expert Robert Barnes about the Trump big tech lawsuit, how the media has spread damaging lies about his client Kyle Rittenhouse, and why everything you know about the “Central Park Karen” Amy Cooper is wrong. Robert first addresses why he has decided to represent such controversial people as the Covington kids, Alex Jones, Wesley Snipes and now Kyle Rittenhouse and Amy Cooper. Robert analyzes the Donald Trump lawsuit against Google, Facebook, Twitter, Jack Dorsey, and Mark Zuckerberg. He shares why he thinks the lawsuit could fail, but how it could end up exposing the coordination of big tech companies with state actors like Anthony Fauci, Nancy Pelosi, and Kamala Harris. He also shares some ways that section 230 could be reformed to adjust for the fact that social media is our new public square. Robert discusses his involvement in the Rittenhouse trial and why he thinks the case is so important for self defense and the second amendment. He reveals the details of Kyle Rittenhouse that the media has either lied about or ignored. He also discusses why Kyle went to Kenosha, Wisconsin after the riots started following the shooting of Jacob Blake. He discusses how important the court of public opinion is in cases like these where people are lied about in the media. Robert discusses how Amy Cooper better known as the “Central Park Karen” was smeared as a racist by the media. He shares details the media ignored like how Christian Cooper had in fact threatened and harassed other dog owners in the Central Park Ramble previously. He shares how Amy lost her job and had her life destroyed because of this incident despite an investigation dismissing all charges against her. Robert also discusses how prosecutors like Chesa Boudin in San Francisco are bringing back the worst elements of the 1960s when criminal groups like the Weather Underground and the Black Panthers were enabled by left wing politics. He discusses the dramatic rise of the NYC crime rate and what can be done to address it.

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