Hey dessert listeners, let's watch the trial. Let's do it also very kind patient loving gentle

man. And our mom was the opposite. She was very high strong, very nervous, anxiety,

angry. Alright, so we're learning from Johnny Depp's older sister. She's two years older than him.

We're learning that there were four kids in the family and they were the two youngest and they

had two older siblings that were a lot older. We're also learning from her. The father was very nice

and accommodating and the mom was abusive and anxious and emotionally erratic. We also heard from her

that Johnny Depp as a kid was kind of a clown, kind of a prankster, very caring and warm and fun

as a kid. So they were completely opposite people. Did your mother Betty ever get angry with your

father? Yes. How would your mother express her anger toward your father? Mom would she would scream,

she would yell at him, she would hit him. It's interesting. I think it's tangentially related to this

case. I mean the jury is there to decide whether or not Amber heard is guilty of defamation, whether

she essentially lied and harmed his career. And by the way I didn't react to all the other

opening statements because I felt like they were, it was like an introductory paragraph and I was

like, well, I don't know, well wait until the evidence come out. This seems like there's going to be

a lot of evidence that are going to go over. And I will say that in summary of Amber heard

teams lawyers, the lawyer was saying to the jury, you're not here to decide upon who was the bad guy,

who was the abusive one. You're here to decide on the first amendment on freedom of speech that

Amber heard in her statement that she made to the Washington Post has every right to have said what

she said. And there's nothing wrong with what she said. They actually read the entire statement,

the entire piece, which I think I remember reading in the past, but it's not a lot about Johnny

Depp, but you could argue that the the most salacious detail in there, which isn't elaborately discussed

is the implication, the very obvious implication that Johnny Depp is abusive. I don't know. When I hear

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