I might have to talk about Amber Hurd, too.

Amber Hurd, Johnny Depp.

I actually read that now Amber Hurd is going to do an appeal.

Girl, girl, let it go.

You only have $7 million, and you can't even have $0,000 left at this point.

You can't have $0.50 left. I mean, the attorney fees.

What would fire me up to if I were Amber Heard? Could you imagine, you know, oh, you pay all that

money for that legal team? I mean, they were duped the entire way. They were duped the entire way.

All right, everybody. Welcome to the Sarah Frazier Show podcast, special episode.

We're talking, welcome to Plathville, season four, episode three. But I was ranting about the Johnny Depp trial,

huge ruling yesterday. Oh my God, everybody had opinions on this trial. And Amber Hurd, you know,

they found that she defamed Johnny Depp. And then, of course,

people are talking about is this the end of the Me Too era? Did Amber Hurd set women back? Okay,

my thing is this about this whole Amber Hurd Johnny Depp trial, right? Is be careful who your

spokesperson is. I mean, was Amber Hurd the poster

trial for all of us for Me Too and Times Up? I don't think so. Did we all nominate her? I didn't

nominate her to be, you know, and I guess it's not even really Times Up or Me Too. It's more,

is Amber Hurd supposed to be the poster woman for domestic violence?

No. Be careful who you nominate as your spokesperson. That's what I say. Because I never thought of Amber

Hurd as like the spokeswoman for abused women. And I don't think they want a claimer. And my thing has always been,

look, I think we all, don't we all know this? Isn't this obvious to people? Or does it seem like

the perception is in courts and in society? I mean, don't we all know that women can be toxic

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