Has Robert De Niro ever appeared in videos for the Bobby Report or similar channels?

1. What the mainstream coverage actually says about “Bobby Meritorious”

Major entertainment outlets reported in April 2023 that De Niro is set to star in and executive-produce a Paramount+ crime drama titled Bobby Meritorious, playing an informant named Avery “The Sage” Accomando; coverage appears in Joblo, The Hollywood Reporter and TheWrap ^{[1] [2] [4]}. These stories describe the project’s logline — a story set inside the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York — and list producers and creative partners, but they do not discuss De Niro doing promotional videos for third‑party channels ^{[2] [4]}.

2. What the search results do show about De Niro in videos and public appearances

Separately, De Niro has been recorded giving public remarks that were picked up by outlets such as C-SPAN; that clip and its transcript are among the provided results and show him speaking about politics and New York City ^[3]. Those results demonstrate De Niro appears in broadcast and archival video coverage, but they do not establish a connection between De Niro and any channel called “Bobby Report” ^[3].

3. The gap between “Bobby Meritorious” the scripted show and any channel called “Bobby Report”

All items that reference “Bobby” in the provided results pertain to the scripted series title Bobby Meritorious and to general press coverage or commentary about De Niro’s career; none of the provided sources mention a channel named “Bobby Report,” nor do they document De Niro appearing in videos produced by independent YouTube/podcast channels of that name ^{[1] [2] [4]}. Therefore any claim that De Niro appeared in videos for “the Bobby Report” is not supported by the supplied reporting.

4. How misinformation can arise from similar names and headlines

Entertainment headlines repeatedly use “Bobby” paired with De Niro’s attachment to a show; that shorthand can be misread or misreported and conflated with unrelated channel names. The sources show consistent use of the series title Bobby Meritorious across outlets (Joblo, The Hollywood Reporter, TheWrap), which suggests the more likely origin of any “Bobby” references is the Paramount+ project rather than an independent “Bobby Report” channel ^{[1] [2] [4]}.

5. What we cannot conclude from the current reporting

Available sources do not mention De Niro appearing in videos for the Bobby Report or similarly named independent channels; they also do not mention any outreach, licensing, cameo agreements, or promotional work tying De Niro to third‑party YouTube channels (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [2] [4] [3]}. Because those specific claims are absent from the record provided, they remain unverified rather than disproven.

6. Competing perspectives and where to look next

Mainstream entertainment outlets (Joblo, Hollywood Reporter, TheWrap) present a consistent account that De Niro is attached to a mainstream Paramount+ series ^{[1] [2] [4]}. If you believe you saw De Niro on a channel called “Bobby Report,” that could be a fan edit, a misattributed clip of a press appearance, or a different creator republishing archival footage; none of the provided sources confirm any such partnership (not found in current reporting). To resolve this conclusively, check primary sources: the “Bobby Report” channel’s uploads and metadata, the channel owner’s statements, or official publicity from De Niro’s reps or Tribeca Productions referenced in coverage ^[2].

Limitations: this analysis uses only the search results you provided and cites them directly. If you can supply a link or timestamp of the specific video you have in mind, I will re-check the available reporting against that material.