By Selwyn Duke

The power of the mob is incredible — especially when that mob controls the media. Consider common (mis)perceptions about Kyle Rittenhouse and his actions last year in Kenosha, Wisconsin, for which he has been on trial. Commentator Candace Owens said on Tucker Carlson Tonight Monday that black people have written to her and called her a race traitor for defending the teen, as they’re under the impression he killed two black men on that fateful August 25, 2020 day. (Reality: He shot only white people). The Young Turks producer and host Ana Kasparian recently admitted she was wrong in long believing that Rittenhouse had been pursuing the men he shot. (Reality: He was the one fleeing and being pursued.) This proves you can professionally comment on the news without actually knowing the news. Now we hear that billionaire investor Bill Ackman, a longtime Democrat supporter, has gone from woke to woken-up on the boy’s trial. This is for a very simple reason:

He has actually been watching the trial.

And he’s apparently struck by the chasm between its reality and mainstream media fantasy.

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