Hey, everyone. Welcome back to The Nerve. I am so happy to be back with all of you guys. We have so much to discuss. You guys, by the way, you really, it seemed like you really enjoyed the mini nerve we just did on the Kennedys and JFK Jr. in particular on Saturday. So we've got updates for you.

And we've got your reactions, which were killer as usual. You guys continue to outdo yourselves.

And just a side note, but a very important one, I hope all of you troublemakers out there who are on the East Coast,

like we are, you know, suffering through this heat wave, are taking really good care of yourself,

staying cool, not to sound like a morning show where I'm giving you like super obvious tips.

But, you know, sometimes we think we can gut it out and often is better just to err on the side of caution.

And to those of you who are, you know, working outside, those of you who do manual labor,

an extra hazaa to you, you are heroes.

I don't think we've ever seen anything like this at this level of athleticism where over the weekend we saw two major league

ball players like nearly pass out from either like heat exhaustion or heat stroke the Cincinnati

red shortstop if I'm saying his name correctly elie de la Cruz vomited in the outfield in the fourth

inning and Seattle Mariners relief pitcher Trent Thornton,

I mean, the irony, he had to be helped off the mound due to heat exhaustion. And then he got to

the dugout where he threw up multiple times. These are tough, strong elite athletes. So I'm just saying,

be careful out there. And that's the end of my morning show.

Pro tip. Okay. Now, for today's show, we've got not one but two incredible guests, one of whom you

already know and love. I'm not going to spoil it, just a little tease. But first, we've got Jonathan

Dean, and he is the executive editor at the Sunday Times, and he landed the white whale of celebrity interviews.

Johnny Depp, who is three years out from his successful, highly publicized defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife, Amber Hurd,

who had accused Johnny of domestic violence and all manner of horrible degrading behavior.

He won that.

He won $15 million in defamation and punitive damages.

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