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Whereas I have been following him for a great while, and I saw you saying things that I knew weren't true. Him and several lawyers have noted areas where the defense could have done a better job, in their view, as well as taking some unnecessary risks. The big thing Barnes has been worried...

Okay, it has to be asked; what do you mean by "hard right"?

So, every Law for the People and Sidebar with Viva, every What Are The Odds with Richard Barris, plus Bourbon with Barnes on Locals? Unless you also watch his "Hush Hush", I'm doubting that bit.:p (That's meant to be friendly ribbing.) Also, I'm not a paid subscriber or anything; so I object to...

Tell me, how much have you actually listened to him directly? Furthermore, I see you identified him as a liberal. Uh, no, no he isn't; not unless you mean a classical liberal. Barnes is a populist, above all else.

Translation: Your mind is made up, and you will not be confused by facts. No, it's an argument that Kyle's team turned down valuable help, for whatever reason. Like help in jury selection, for one.

More to the point, @LindyAF, do you have any idea of the kind of resources Barnes was bringing to bear on the case? Before being told at the literal last minute that none of the help that he assembled was going to be accepted? After being assured for months that it would?

And LindyAF, you think that Wikipedia article is complete? Seriously, I've been watching him personally for some time, and I know where my disagreements with him lie.

Funny, considering that his predictions have mostly been proven right, I'd say he knows what he's talking about a hell of a lot more than you.

Citation needed.

To be clear, it seems to be less his attorney and more his head of security, who has assumed complete control of the Rittenhouses' lives. Seriously, watch the video I posted. If goes into far more detail than I can manage.

Well, having followed Robert Barnes for the past several months, I'll opine that from day one it was the goal of Kyle's council to get him convicted and fleece the fundraiser in the process.

The FBI had drones monitoring all of the rioting that summer.

Same, and I've also been watching Bourbon With Barnes on Locals. Anyway, the most recent This Week in Law should be relevant: The relevant bits are from 11:28 to 1:04:44. Give it a watch, people.

By the way, has anyone been following Robert Barnes on this?