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You know, obviously the first thing that we're going to talk about today is the Johnny Depp Amber Heard defamation trial is officially over.

The verdict came in today.

Jury selection started April 11th, closing arguments May 27th.

And today, the jury decided.

Do you find that Mr. Depp has proven all the elements of defamation?

Answer, yes.

But the jury finding that to be the case with all three of Depp's claims against her, as far as Amber

heard, she lost two of her claims and won one.

And so with all of that, the jury awarded Depp $10 million in compensatory damages and five million dollars and punitive damages but per

Virginia statute, Depp's punitive damages are capped at 350,000 dollars. And then, as far as heard,

she was awarded a total of two million dollars. And as you'd expect, there's been a massive

reaction online. Among those happy with the verdict you had people saying, this is so, so heartwarming,

we love you, Johnny. Finally, your name is cleared. male victims of domestic violence gained a voice today may this be a watershed moment in our understanding of abuse and its consequences abuse

has no gender does not care how rich or poor you are no matter who you are your story matters

and well Amber you told him to tell the world he did we heard him so did the jury

among those against the verdict you had people saying literally nothing about this trial has

been surprising from the treatment of the accuser to the eventual verdict she certainly did face our culture's wrath

amber heard had more evidence than 99.999% of domestic abuse survivors have to support her claims

of abuse and a jury still found her guilty of defamation meanwhile the person she accused could not

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