Did he ride in on a white horse? Because he really should have! His whole look is just fabulous,the black ensemble, the mustache, the eyebrow, he’s a certified storybook hero!
What makes this even more impressive, IMO, is that Morgan Tremaine was a last minute witness who contacted Depp's team late in the trial when he realized he had relevant info. So Camille had little time to contact him and evaluate and prepare.
What I noticed most was Johnny's lawyers worked as a TEAM and helped each other. Each individual lawyer was good but together they presented their case extremely well. Amber's lawyers didn't appear to work well with each other, as if they were each individuals instead of a team after a common goal. They didn't appear to support each other.
There's no better example of this than Ben and Camille's closing arguments vs. Rottenborn and Elaine's closing arguments. While Ben's part set up and reinforced Camille's, Rotterborn's part took up too much time and felt disjointed from Elaine's. Not to mention that Elaine's part felt frantic and disordered on its own.
@@DreamsOfFrozen IIRC so are several of Depps Lawyers, to a point. They are from the same firm but different branches in other states/cities so in a way these members don't normally work together but you wouldn't know that by watching the trial! It looks like they have worked together on cases for years. Kudos to Ben who played Nick Fury and did an Avengers Assemble among all the firms branches to pick the absolute best for his client
@@DreamsOfFrozen very true, but they’ve been working together on this case for quite a while. And while all of Johnny’s team was from the same header firm, they work in different branches all across the country. I personally think that makes their trust in each other and teamwork so much more brilliant, as outside this case they’re not all working together on the daily in the same office.
I think a lot of credit goes to Ben Chew here as the lead attorney. Many people have commented on how his strongest skillset is that he's a strategist. He's okay with stepping back and supporting other members of the team in their specialties or assigning them specific tasks and trusting them to do what they were assigned. Camille was a perfect counter to Amber, and he let her shine. Denison is really good at taking apart experts, and Chew let him shine there. Chew was probably the cleverest man in the room by not having to prove to everyone that he was clever by taking all the highest profile or coolest sounding tasks. Also, everyone probably did better at their tasks for their focus.
Him mentioning "the alleged bruise on the right side of her face" blew this whole thing up! I'm still confused on how all these injuries were on the right side of her face, from a right handed man. Sus.
Because they are both right handed and she is too dumb to realise that when she is applying her “bruise” with her right hand using a mirror, it will be on the right side of her face. Also, a right handed fist would land on her left.
Most crimes get discovered because of some mistake in little details. Like wrong side or telling about policemen stepping over glass and wine when nothing is there on the floor.
I can see Amber's reasoning behind applying it to her right cheek.... Because when she looks in the mirror to apply it... it's her mirror image's left cheek - and yes, I really think that her brain works that way. I also don't believe that she reads a book a day with her poor grammar, sentence structures and choices of words. And let's not even go to the rehearsed "parakeet" - it was supposed to be "parquet" - statement on the stand... At first I thought I'd just heard it wrong, not being a native English speaker myself, but after listening to her in various analysis videos, I could not unhear it. She's uneducated and unsophisticated, and it's just so blatantly obvious. I'm not entirely sure when and where she was worse: her deposition or the recent trial, or even her interview. She doesn't have the ability to structure her thoughts. Come to think of it, Johnny was lucky that she's such a poor planner. If she was smarter, she'd have been his doom. What gets me though is how her parents can be - from what we saw from them - such lovely people, and yet she turned out the way she did. I guess nature triumphed over nurture there.
@UCCirlP6JdBQsVEoxQxThZww I could see that. My only thing is, she loved to talk about how she was looking directly into his eyes during these times, so I interpret that as being face to face. But one could land on the right side if her head was turned, or if he came up behind her and swung around the back of her head to connect with her face. I think she's just full of 💩 though honestly lol
What makes Camille's technique so powerful is that it's the truth, & also, it's one of the few, rare techniques that's effective against Amber's narcissistic tactics.
I recall one of the redirects Elaine was giving, she was struggling to come up with how to phrase a question, and the judge just says "ask her what she knows". Elaine didn't trust the witness enough to answer the question how she wanted.
To argue with a narcissist is like a big fight. I heard that Camille after the cross, when everybody was gone, went into another room and cried. A narcissist can burn you out. I guess it's hard to prepare a cross with such a person as AH. Camille had to be spontaneously smart. In a brilliant way she outsmarted AH.
@@hannaz4617 Wow. Even psychologists are not immune to this abuse. Imagine what Johnny lived through! Reading your comment brought out that familiar, cripling emotion that lives inside of me, that I immediately understand, due to the impact of my experiences with trying to communicate with a narcissist. One of the most torturous things in life is communicating with a narcissist. They feed on our emotions, and are not logical, & since they don't use logic or respond to it, even when we stay logical, they STILL use many forms of communication like body language, facial expressions, and verbal abuse in responding to us, it's very traumatic, as we cannot turn off our emotions on the inside. This is why therapists & doctors suffer from trying to help these people.
@@SydMountaineer That is so true! It's so exhausting to communicate with a narcissist. You'll always lose. They make you always low and they'll keep you low. Until you think something is wrong with you, they turn everything around, they put you down, they try to humiliate you and they are lying. The bad thing is, they don't only make you crazy, you lose the trust in yourself, your self confidence, self esteem and self worth. You have to reinvent yourself again and create a strong self image so that you can feel good with yourself. The conversation with a narcissist is a fight, that you'll lose. Inside you are broken. I recognize how strict and strong Camille stayed on her path and didn't give AH a chance to turn things around. Camille is professional, strong and smart, but she is also human and emotional. After her cross examination she felt drained, exhausted and she had a loss of energy. It costs a lot of energy and insight so that you are not getting lost in a fight with a narcissist. Yes, you are right I think therapist and doctors they have their own therapy to heal psychological from their attacks. I think Johnny went through hell. When I listen to the tapes I rejected and hate her voice so much.
Camille is awesome! I assumed however that this clever line of questioning was a fruit of the whole JD's team cooperation - Camille said herself that they often sat till late hours in their hotel brainstorming. She delivered it masterfully! Shout out to the whole team 🙂
I thought the same thing: JD's team worked so well with each other in unity, whereas with AH's team it felt like a struggle of leadership. Like Elaine wanted to be in total control and wouldn't give up the reins. JD's lawyers' desks were almost always impeccably neat while Elaine's had papers and post-its littering her desk. Plus AH wouldn't trust her team to do their job so was more than likely trying to run the show too. JD just put his trust in his team's hands and let them do their job. They were fantastic
@@rachelkarengreen because it was a struggle and not 1 law firm, Charles bredehoft is Elaine's husband, thats the main law firm used, Nadle is from his family law firm but didn't do much so I'm not sure why he was there. And RottenBorn of course is from a completely different firm. So you had 3 firms involved which is why they felt so disjointed, because they was disjointed and all vying for the spotlight and "gotcha moment". ( This isn't even considering the two lead counsels before Elaine even worked on it
It could have been Camille's shark-like laser-focused abilities as well. That's a natural skill for some people. I'm sure it was a team effort, but some things can't be taught, they're inborn. She's a goddess/beast. Girl power! ower
I would not be surprised if law schools adopt the use of Camille Vasquez's direct examination of Morgan Tremaine to demonstrate a masterclass in how to conduct examinations that focus on business processes instead of eliciting direct hearsay.
I was really astounded at Tremaine's ability. I've been in court cases (peripherally) and the pressure was tremendous....and that was with no camera and no large public scrutiny. We won all cases.....but the stress was incredible. I never want to go through that again. I wish I had the just half the presence and composure that Tremaine had.
Maybe they did rehearse it. He came to Johnny's team on his own will. He wanted to testify and to tell the truth without hurting his former contract with TMZ. Of course they can't throw their clients under the bus very obviously. So by telling how this is done on any normal day and how he did it on this exact day tells the story without giving away a name. Like she did when she wrote the op-ed. She had a name in it and the ACLU removed Johnny's name. Everybody knew though. Richard Marks pointed that out. Did she have another husband at that time? He was so wonderful and trustworthy as well. Really clever expert witness.
@@simmiedavissimmiesings8185 of course telling the truth is easier. But even a truthful witness can get rattled by a skillful cross examination. I was subpoenaed to testify once and when I showed up to court the defendants counsel suddenly took a deal and I didn’t have to testify. I was SO terrified to get up there and I was there to tell the truth of what happened to me
@@tianna1116 true. I think his testimony also showed how his experience dealing with the media and with the public was a help..He definitely was locked and loaded. But in an interview he did say that the line about 15 minutes of fame really threw him and he stated that he is an introvert. His knee-jerk response was an attempt to defend himself and his reputation.
I can feel Morgan's nervousness and even though I don't know him, I'm proud of him for keeping his composure. He was AMAZING. I think any of us with any form of anxiety can appreciate this.
He said he was nervous, but I guess with idiots like Elaine questioning him, he spoke the truth and even brought Elaine down a peg or two, by inferring she too has her 15’ fame for taking on AH’s case! Pure magic to hear that comeback by this Tremaine guy!🤣
Like anyone else who has ever been manipulated by a liar, I thoroughly enjoyed watching CV pin AH to the mat. The questioning of Morgan Tremaine, however, was the best “lawyering” in this trial.
Absolutely! I loved it when slow Elaine said- "objection- hearsay and, foundation" Then u hear judge Penny say- "what is the objection to?" Elaine stammered and goes "I, i, i don't know if it's foundation...." The judge quickly shuts her down, "I'll allow it, u may answer" 😆
Throughout the trial Johnny's team were thorough, highly proffesional, and Camille's examination of Ah was 1000%.She backed every question up with proof Usually Ah on tape screeching and hitting Johnny or threatening him.Im still scratching my head at what on Earth she can appeal? Unless she cried and throws tantrums like a 2 year old and says I don't want to give him back all the money😭😭😭😭😭
@@madeleinedonaldson4422 contrary to popular belief, streams with experienced trial lawyers criticized Vasquez for missing several impeachment opportunities throughout the cross and direct
Really enjoying this glimpse behind the curtain of trial “lawyership.” It’s common to hear attorneys mocked as do-nothings who merely collect big paychecks, but this analysis clearly demonstrates the legal proficiency and deft interrogation techniques that are necessary to get vital testimony into evidence while staying on the right side of the rules. Terrific stuff from Ms. Vasquez. Heard’s team must have been extremely frustrated to hear Tremaine’s account enter into the record, statement by statement, with no grounds for objection! (ETA: And Tremaine did do a masterful job as well. He was incredibly well-prepared and showed such coolness under pressure!)
On June 7 a little lost and hungry kitty arrived in my garden. We couldn’t find her family, despite all efforts. On June 8, the day Camille Vasquez was made partner, I named this beautiful, strong willed, playful, and loving kitty in her honour. Camille Vasquez is now family 🐱💗
I think Camille knew what Elaine was planning to jump on...and used it. Elaine was completely focused on objecting when Morgan violated his NDA. Camille dangled it but never went there. In another context, you might say Camille encouraged Elaine into 'target fixation'. Elaine was so over-focused on her trap that she was kept waiting for it. I don't think she even noticed that Camille was slowly pulling the rug out from under her till it was too late. It again points to Elaine seemingly having a rigid plan in place, and being unable to roll with the punches and react to unexpected events, and not able to see opportunities and act on them. Almost like she is more comfortable sitting in her office accepting offers and not arguing in the moment in court.
Absolutely! It goes right back to her having a script, and that script being the only thing in her mind. She can’t deviate from it without completely floundering and failing, making it totally obvious to everyone in the room that she can’t improv to save her damn life! From her reputation and past cases it looks like she’s settled most of them. I truly wonder if that will change, now that her opponents have seen how easy she is to beat at trial. She’s basically shown the entire world her playbook and weaknesses.
@@5taceydaisy I read her CV info from her agency's website. She almost brags that she has almost no trial experience. She ends her writeup with: 'Ms. Bredehoft’s extensive trial experience and history has led to the vast majority of her cases now settling before trial'. As a writer, it annoys me that her statement is a contradiction. If the vast majority of her cases are settled, that means she does NOT have 'extensive' trial experience. A person who goes to court all the time has 'extensive trial experience'.
@@MindiB At work I have a thing that I do...I can put myself in the mindset of x, and take myself out of the equation (That everyone can't do this blows my mind, but in my company, I'm it). I could almost feel Elaine's anticipation, hand poised over the buzzer, Family Feud-style, waiting to pounce. The thing about over-focus is, you ignore distractions...and it's the ignored distraction that kills you. Target Fixation. You're so focused on your victim to don't notice one of his friend creep up behind you.
@@Ocrilat I read that differently…that she has extensive trial experience and history, and has now got so good that it’s rare nowadays that anyone wants to take it to trial with her. Whether that is true or not (and I’m favouring not 😄) I think that’s what it means. Which also means she will be out of practice, which would account for her abysmal performance in this trial. Although I can’t imagine forgetting your job quite that much tbh…
I am so glad to hear someone call the “bruise” a zit! It always looked like that to me! I have had zit that big and red before. The fact that she got away with using a zit to publicly claim abuse and get a TRO is incredible really
Camille's questions were brilliant. I sincerely believe that she worded them to not only avoid hearsay objections, but to protect Morgan Tremaine from violating his NDA with TMZ. Morgan came to them only 6 days earlier and gave them crucial information that destroyed Amber. They were not gonna betray his trust. Elaine would do something like that, but not Johnny's team. As for Elaine, it was so obvious that she wasn't a good lawyer. She was consistently outclassed by numerous witnesses, and Johnny's attorneys were simply magnificent by comparison. Camille and Elaine weren't even in the same stratosphere. Wish I had found your videos sooner. You're fabulous at this.
@@Kerryatter I hate when Elaine starts with "Wouldn't you agree that...?" or "Isn't it true that...?" If that's not leading a witness, it is at least trying to put words in their mouth. And then Elaine continues to tell the narrative she wants to hear, even if the witness said no to the previous question.
@@andrewchristian1910 -- Andrea is the anti-Elaine. All of the qualities that Elaine has, Andrea has their exact polar opposites. The sole downside is that while Elaine would drone on and on and on, never knowing when to cut it short, Andrea always leaves us wanting more.
This episode was a delicious retelling of an exciting moment in this case! Camille was impeccable and Mr. Tremaine was a model of ethical equanimity. Brilliant all around!
@@cajbaf no, I don't think it's beating a dead horse etc. I watched another lawyer throughout the trial who sky rocketed into fame,and gained 400K more followers just on this trial, and she has the best personality, but.. for budding lawyers that watch, Andrea's 9 video of Isaac Baruche, for example she pointed out several mistakes EB made as a defense attorney such as some of her ??s were open ended, or a question that should have only been asked on Direct examination, not defense.. and she is the only lawtuber, that I found to have made a very compelling argument about TMZ'S past relationship with AH, and also, the questionable legal action they positioned in court VS an Injunction, meaning,maybe they had to make it look like they didn't want Morgan Tremain to testimony because they want to keep their journalism integrity, but maybe,,, they didn't put up a fight since every case law their attorney argued (outside presence of jury) was all scenarios where the journalist was supeonad/compelled to testify, where Morgan Tremain volunteered the information and time lines he had and agreed to testify. Keep this argument in mind, because Andrea also points out in her Morgan Tremain series that Elaine's team, did issue a supeona for Morgan Tremain to testify the evening prior so it would line up with next day's TMZ lawyer case law testimony, EB did that even though she knew he was testifying willingly therefore none of TMZ case law arguments past Judge A's cmon sense. So 5k people have already watched her video within an hour and her channel is quite new because, I believe after this trial more woman will want to be attorneys etc. And a lot more people are fascinated by the law and court system, esp jury reactions! And a lot more people are aware of male survivors of DV, I will continue to check in daily, I love her take on the trial and her enormous sense of humor! I can Not wait for her to go over the $3600 worth of transcripts and previously sealed evidence!!
Gotta say, you’re right to be effusive about the skill of Camille. It cannot be overstated that Camille knew she was there to stand up for Johnny, which she did with all her might. Love her. Your coverage of all this is equally excellent.
She was amazing but he was also a fantastic witness who knew exactly what information she needed and cooperated fully. He never said "I was told to ..." Or any other hearsay provoking statement.
Johnny's team was just brilliant. Camille is a shining star. I don't know how to say anything about Elaine without being insulting, so I'll leave it at that! Also I love Morgan! #johnnydeppkeepswinning
Love how you fan-girl Camille- don't we all, lol? I thought I would be completely over this long trial after the verdict, but you are pulling out those parts that are so delicious to watch again 😂
Even more amazing is that the questions and answers give the information BUT does not violate TMZ's protection of sources policy and protects Tremaine from being sued by TMZ.
I love your "raving." It's very instructional and explains the strategy that ended in hearing the beautiful refrain "I'll over rule the objection." It's uplifting to see how much you love law and appreciate it when it is practiced as art. 💐👏🙂 Also loved getting to see the still shot of the great smiles on Ben Chew's and Johnny's faces.
Andrea, I look forward to your videos & your commentary on other channels more than any other. You, Brian, TUG & colonel Curtz. Looking forward to the continued coverage of all things JD & Marilyn Manson
@@m.beatrixx8960 lol right! U made me picture it again 😆 🤣 😂 Stupid dot on the right cheek when johnny is right handed too! Dumbass could've made it on her left cheek?!
I loved the interview but didn't realize the skills it takes to make the line of questions CV did. I was almost jumping when I heard Spicy Drako speak and the inferences made but this video made me realize why I loved it. Thank you. Every video I've seen of you is top notch. You have earned a new subscriber.
5:33 Ben Chew looks to say "Got it." Goes to show how much vetting that question had and that they were aware of the incoming objection and issue that they would have with Elaine trying to desperately stop this damaging testimony.
Andrea absolutely love this mini series. I really enjoy how you make these and how there edited . I know these videos must take a huge amount of time to make so thank you so much for making xx
I can't wait for each part ahhhhh! We all know the best parts are coming up too and u just keep us hanging on, waiting for that moment he's like OH NO, I COULD SAY THE SAME TO YOU! Bahahahaha thank u for the short and awesome videos, I thought I was sad when they showed up under 20 minutes but I'm really getting used to that and no longer fond of hours and hours long videos(but certain people do great). Thanks again! ❤️
When i watched this live, my question to myself was "is Camille as awesome as I think she is or is it just because I'm not a lawyer?" 😂 Great to know that other lawyers are impressed by her skills as well. At least i know I'm not delusional. Thanks Andrea. Loving these videos.
5:15 I think this might have been my favorite part of the entire testimony: CV: What was your team of paparazzi supposed to do while they were at the LA Courthouse ... EB: Objection, Your Honor... ah... hearsay? ...and foundation. Judge A [extremely confused]: What were they supposed to _do..._
When Elaine's first "Hearsay! Foundation!" spell fails and Depp and Chew start laughing, guaranteed they discussed this with Depp prior and predicted it would happen. This series has really helped me appreciate the intricacies and semantics of US law. At the same time though, it also makes me question the hearsay rule a bit to see them have to jump through these elaborate semantic hoops to get basic information across. It seems to me you could add all the hearsay evidence to the record in a separate category and instruct the jury to take it all with a healthy dose of salt as opposed to any direct testimony.
You have no idea how much I appreciate the fact you don’t spend 10 minutes saying smash the like button, subscribe, ect ect. Everyone knows about these features and it’s beyond annoying when it’s repeated every YT video. Aside from your amazing content, that in itself makes me always hit the like button😀
I LOVE YOURE VIDEOS - My fave part of Tramaine's testimony is after Elaine Objects to "the video" and it's overruled and Morgan looks at Elaine and says "THE VIDEO" In an "F you" tone lol
Thank you for following through & following up & giving us a look behind a lawyer's point of view. You always do well-executed analyses, really appreciate it
It was skillful questioning building a foundation to allow him to place information out there but not asking him to actually give a name which may land him in hot water with TMZ by potentially breeching any NDA. Protecting the witness nicely whilst allowing the jury to put all the relevant pieces together. Clever.
I just hope Elaine & Co. aren't watching and learning. Otherwise, if Isaac Barush and Elaine were having a box match, this is like watching Spicy Draco and Camille dancing tango, Elaine giving her best to pour some water on the dance-floor hoping they'll trip and fall, and those two elegantly avoiding the puddle. Excellent catch and excellent video series.
I keep waiting for the next installment! Andrea! Please don’t keep us waiting! I know that a lot of things have happened since this last episode, but like you, I believe that MT’s testimony was a Teachable Moment and I love your breakdown. Please finish the series! And thank you in advance; you’re my favorite Law Tuber.
This is such a great video. As a public defender of 6 years, I am learning a ton. I should get bar credits towards my yearly training goal for this stuff.
Insightful and always instructive analysis. Morgan Tremaine was in the system but not of it, so that’s why he has a critical eye. His delivery was clear, clean cutting, and precise.
Love these short and sweet videos. I don't always have time to watch a long one, so this is great. YOU are great and Spicy Draco is the absolute best. Thanks for pointing out how amazing Camille's questions are as well!!
🌷🌿Yes, Morgan Tremaine is gloriously on point. Camille was smart enough to recognize his abilities, his information. She prepared him beautifully. But darlin, you are something very special your own self. You made this footage I've seen several times with different input, totally fresh & even more delightful than the first time or hell, the sixth time & all the times between. You make me happy, quite simply. Thank you. 🌿🌷
And we can't forget AH's 2016 deposition where she slipped up and accidentally said TMZ with a quick hand to cover her mouth. Hahaaha
@Margot that was a classic wasn’t it !! Hahaha Ooops blooper moment !
A real oopsie
That was like a cartoon 🤣🤣
She washed her face with her hands. "She craped out if turn".
And has the nerve to say "I disagree, that's not what I was talking about".
Did he ride in on a white horse? Because he really should have! His whole look is just fabulous,the black ensemble, the mustache, the eyebrow, he’s a certified storybook hero!
and the black nailpolish
What makes this even more impressive, IMO, is that Morgan Tremaine was a last minute witness who contacted Depp's team late in the trial when he realized he had relevant info. So Camille had little time to contact him and evaluate and prepare.
What I noticed most was Johnny's lawyers worked as a TEAM and helped each other. Each individual lawyer was good but together they presented their case extremely well. Amber's lawyers didn't appear to work well with each other, as if they were each individuals instead of a team after a common goal. They didn't appear to support each other.
There's no better example of this than Ben and Camille's closing arguments vs. Rottenborn and Elaine's closing arguments. While Ben's part set up and reinforced Camille's, Rotterborn's part took up too much time and felt disjointed from Elaine's. Not to mention that Elaine's part felt frantic and disordered on its own.
Rottenborn & Elaine are from two different law firms
@@DreamsOfFrozen IIRC so are several of Depps Lawyers, to a point. They are from the same firm but different branches in other states/cities so in a way these members don't normally work together but you wouldn't know that by watching the trial! It looks like they have worked together on cases for years. Kudos to Ben who played Nick Fury and did an Avengers Assemble among all the firms branches to pick the absolute best for his client
@@DreamsOfFrozen very true, but they’ve been working together on this case for quite a while. And while all of Johnny’s team was from the same header firm, they work in different branches all across the country. I personally think that makes their trust in each other and teamwork so much more brilliant, as outside this case they’re not all working together on the daily in the same office.
I think a lot of credit goes to Ben Chew here as the lead attorney. Many people have commented on how his strongest skillset is that he's a strategist. He's okay with stepping back and supporting other members of the team in their specialties or assigning them specific tasks and trusting them to do what they were assigned. Camille was a perfect counter to Amber, and he let her shine. Denison is really good at taking apart experts, and Chew let him shine there. Chew was probably the cleverest man in the room by not having to prove to everyone that he was clever by taking all the highest profile or coolest sounding tasks. Also, everyone probably did better at their tasks for their focus.
Him mentioning "the alleged bruise on the right side of her face" blew this whole thing up! I'm still confused on how all these injuries were on the right side of her face, from a right handed man. Sus.
Because they are both right handed and she is too dumb to realise that when she is applying her “bruise” with her right hand using a mirror, it will be on the right side of her face. Also, a right handed fist would land on her left.
Most crimes get discovered because of some mistake in little details.
Like wrong side or telling about policemen stepping over glass and wine when nothing is there on the floor.
The 'Reverse Mockingird'.
I can see Amber's reasoning behind applying it to her right cheek.... Because when she looks in the mirror to apply it... it's her mirror image's left cheek - and yes, I really think that her brain works that way. I also don't believe that she reads a book a day with her poor grammar, sentence structures and choices of words. And let's not even go to the rehearsed "parakeet" - it was supposed to be "parquet" - statement on the stand... At first I thought I'd just heard it wrong, not being a native English speaker myself, but after listening to her in various analysis videos, I could not unhear it. She's uneducated and unsophisticated, and it's just so blatantly obvious. I'm not entirely sure when and where she was worse: her deposition or the recent trial, or even her interview. She doesn't have the ability to structure her thoughts. Come to think of it, Johnny was lucky that she's such a poor planner. If she was smarter, she'd have been his doom. What gets me though is how her parents can be - from what we saw from them - such lovely people, and yet she turned out the way she did. I guess nature triumphed over nurture there.
@UCCirlP6JdBQsVEoxQxThZww I could see that. My only thing is, she loved to talk about how she was looking directly into his eyes during these times, so I interpret that as being face to face. But one could land on the right side if her head was turned, or if he came up behind her and swung around the back of her head to connect with her face. I think she's just full of 💩 though honestly lol
What makes Camille's technique so powerful is that it's the truth, & also, it's one of the few, rare techniques that's effective against Amber's narcissistic tactics.
I recall one of the redirects Elaine was giving, she was struggling to come up with how to phrase a question, and the judge just says "ask her what she knows". Elaine didn't trust the witness enough to answer the question how she wanted.
It was the truth and she brought her heart. I'll never forget my joy when I realised she wasn't going to fall for Amber's games.
To argue with a narcissist is like a big fight. I heard that Camille after the cross, when everybody was gone, went into another room and cried. A narcissist can burn you out. I guess it's hard to prepare a cross with such a person as AH. Camille had to be spontaneously smart. In a brilliant way she outsmarted AH.
@@hannaz4617 Wow. Even psychologists are not immune to this abuse. Imagine what Johnny lived through! Reading your comment brought out that familiar, cripling emotion that lives inside of me, that I immediately understand, due to the impact of my experiences with trying to communicate with a narcissist.
One of the most torturous things in life is communicating with a narcissist. They feed on our emotions, and are not logical, & since they don't use logic or respond to it, even when we stay logical, they STILL use many forms of communication like body language, facial expressions, and verbal abuse in responding to us, it's very traumatic, as we cannot turn off our emotions on the inside. This is why therapists & doctors suffer from trying to help these people.
@@SydMountaineer That is so true! It's so exhausting to communicate with a narcissist. You'll always lose. They make you always low and they'll keep you low. Until you think something is wrong with you, they turn everything around, they put you down, they try to humiliate you and they are lying. The bad thing is, they don't only make you crazy, you lose the trust in yourself, your self confidence, self esteem and self worth. You have to reinvent yourself again and create a strong self image so that you can feel good with yourself. The conversation with a narcissist is a fight, that you'll lose. Inside you are broken. I recognize how strict and strong Camille stayed on her path and didn't give AH a chance to turn things around. Camille is professional, strong and smart, but she is also human and emotional. After her cross examination she felt drained, exhausted and she had a loss of energy. It costs a lot of energy and insight so that you are not getting lost in a fight with a narcissist. Yes, you are right I think therapist and doctors they have their own therapy to heal psychological from their attacks. I think Johnny went through hell. When I listen to the tapes I rejected and hate her voice so much.
Camille is awesome! I assumed however that this clever line of questioning was a fruit of the whole JD's team cooperation - Camille said herself that they often sat till late hours in their hotel brainstorming. She delivered it masterfully! Shout out to the whole team 🙂
I thought the same thing: JD's team worked so well with each other in unity, whereas with AH's team it felt like a struggle of leadership. Like Elaine wanted to be in total control and wouldn't give up the reins. JD's lawyers' desks were almost always impeccably neat while Elaine's had papers and post-its littering her desk. Plus AH wouldn't trust her team to do their job so was more than likely trying to run the show too. JD just put his trust in his team's hands and let them do their job.
They were fantastic
@@rachelkarengreen I agree!
they did amazing and it was 💯obvious Depps team worked EXTREMELY hard, while AH's just winged it..it was embarrassing, to say the least
@@rachelkarengreen because it was a struggle and not 1 law firm, Charles bredehoft is Elaine's husband, thats the main law firm used, Nadle is from his family law firm but didn't do much so I'm not sure why he was there. And RottenBorn of course is from a completely different firm. So you had 3 firms involved which is why they felt so disjointed, because they was disjointed and all vying for the spotlight and "gotcha moment". ( This isn't even considering the two lead counsels before Elaine even worked on it
It could have been Camille's shark-like laser-focused abilities as well. That's a natural skill for some people. I'm sure it was a team effort, but some things can't be taught, they're inborn. She's a goddess/beast. Girl power!
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I would not be surprised if law schools adopt the use of Camille Vasquez's direct examination of Morgan Tremaine to demonstrate a masterclass in how to conduct examinations that focus on business processes instead of eliciting direct hearsay.
Camille giving a Master Class. Creating clear exposure of Amber's perjury. A lawyer worth their weight in billing.
Amber heard needs to understand that Tremaine is as famous as her now. She wasn't really that famous before.
I would argue he's more famous.
@@newstarcadefan
Same
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Well he’s certainly more likeable.
Camille was fantastic, and the team Made AH's team look like the three stooges.
🤣🤣🤣No sh*t
The only quote worthy Elaine words: I'm trying, I'm trying.
😂😂😂
@@miaknig3130 Elaine is VERY trying... to everyone's patience!
I was really astounded at Tremaine's ability. I've been in court cases (peripherally) and the pressure was tremendous....and that was with no camera and no large public scrutiny. We won all cases.....but the stress was incredible. I never want to go through that again. I wish I had the just half the presence and composure that Tremaine had.
I think it is easier when you are telling the truth. He knew his job well at TMZ and he was seasoned enough to be able to explain it in detail.
Maybe they did rehearse it.
He came to Johnny's team on his own will. He wanted to testify and to tell the truth without hurting his former contract with TMZ.
Of course they can't throw their clients under the bus very obviously.
So by telling how this is done on any normal day and how he did it on this exact day tells the story without giving away a name.
Like she did when she wrote the op-ed.
She had a name in it and the ACLU removed Johnny's name.
Everybody knew though.
Richard Marks pointed that out. Did she have another husband at that time?
He was so wonderful and trustworthy as well.
Really clever expert witness.
@@simmiedavissimmiesings8185 of course telling the truth is easier. But even a truthful witness can get rattled by a skillful cross examination. I was subpoenaed to testify once and when I showed up to court the defendants counsel suddenly took a deal and I didn’t have to testify. I was SO terrified to get up there and I was there to tell the truth of what happened to me
@@tianna1116 true. I think his testimony also showed how his experience dealing with the media and with the public was a help..He definitely was locked and loaded. But in an interview he did say that the line about 15 minutes of fame really threw him and he stated that he is an introvert. His knee-jerk response was an attempt to defend himself and his reputation.
They probable rehearsed too. It helps a lot
I love this guy.... isn't going to be intimidated by AH tactics....I hope he gets invited to the victory celebration once JD returns to the states....
He's driving that dagger into her and twisting it! Maximum carnage!
The word "alleged" was very pivotal in that moment of Morgan's testimony, persuading doubt in Amber's honesty.
I can feel Morgan's nervousness and even though I don't know him, I'm proud of him for keeping his composure. He was AMAZING. I think any of us with any form of anxiety can appreciate this.
He said he was nervous, but I guess with idiots like Elaine questioning him, he spoke the truth and even brought Elaine down a peg or two, by inferring she too has her 15’ fame for taking on AH’s case! Pure magic to hear that comeback by this Tremaine guy!🤣
Many people who had to testify in front of millions of people would have had anxiety and panic.
@@hannaz4617 okay, and Morgan was one of them. I would have been too, so again, I appreciate how he was able to keep his composure so well.
Like anyone else who has ever been manipulated by a liar, I thoroughly enjoyed watching CV pin AH to the mat. The questioning of Morgan Tremaine, however, was the best “lawyering” in this trial.
Absolutely! I loved it when slow Elaine said- "objection- hearsay and, foundation" Then u hear judge Penny say- "what is the objection to?"
Elaine stammered and goes "I, i, i don't know if it's foundation...."
The judge quickly shuts her down, "I'll allow it, u may answer" 😆
best? how are you ranking all the incredible moments?
Throughout the trial Johnny's team were thorough, highly proffesional, and Camille's examination of Ah was 1000%.She backed every question up with proof Usually Ah on tape screeching and hitting Johnny or threatening him.Im still scratching my head at what on Earth she can appeal? Unless she cried and throws tantrums like a 2 year old and says I don't want to give him back all the money😭😭😭😭😭
@@madeleinedonaldson4422 contrary to popular belief, streams with experienced trial lawyers criticized Vasquez for missing several impeachment opportunities throughout the cross and direct
@@legallycurated1796 no one is perfect, Camille did an incredible job. I think she deserves all the praise she’s received
Really enjoying this glimpse behind the curtain of trial “lawyership.” It’s common to hear attorneys mocked as do-nothings who merely collect big paychecks, but this analysis clearly demonstrates the legal proficiency and deft interrogation techniques that are necessary to get vital testimony into evidence while staying on the right side of the rules. Terrific stuff from Ms. Vasquez. Heard’s team must have been extremely frustrated to hear Tremaine’s account enter into the record, statement by statement, with no grounds for objection! (ETA: And Tremaine did do a masterful job as well. He was incredibly well-prepared and showed such coolness under pressure!)
On June 7 a little lost and hungry kitty arrived in my garden. We couldn’t find her family, despite all efforts. On June 8, the day Camille Vasquez was made partner, I named this beautiful, strong willed, playful, and loving kitty in her honour. Camille Vasquez is now family 🐱💗
I think Camille knew what Elaine was planning to jump on...and used it. Elaine was completely focused on objecting when Morgan violated his NDA. Camille dangled it but never went there. In another context, you might say Camille encouraged Elaine into 'target fixation'. Elaine was so over-focused on her trap that she was kept waiting for it. I don't think she even noticed that Camille was slowly pulling the rug out from under her till it was too late.
It again points to Elaine seemingly having a rigid plan in place, and being unable to roll with the punches and react to unexpected events, and not able to see opportunities and act on them. Almost like she is more comfortable sitting in her office accepting offers and not arguing in the moment in court.
Absolutely! It goes right back to her having a script, and that script being the only thing in her mind. She can’t deviate from it without completely floundering and failing, making it totally obvious to everyone in the room that she can’t improv to save her damn life!
From her reputation and past cases it looks like she’s settled most of them. I truly wonder if that will change, now that her opponents have seen how easy she is to beat at trial. She’s basically shown the entire world her playbook and weaknesses.
Well-spotted. I think you’re exactly right. Vasquez played Bredehoft ingeniously.
@@5taceydaisy I read her CV info from her agency's website. She almost brags that she has almost no trial experience. She ends her writeup with:
'Ms. Bredehoft’s extensive trial experience and history has led to the vast majority of her cases now settling before trial'.
As a writer, it annoys me that her statement is a contradiction. If the vast majority of her cases are settled, that means she does NOT have 'extensive' trial experience. A person who goes to court all the time has 'extensive trial experience'.
@@MindiB At work I have a thing that I do...I can put myself in the mindset of x, and take myself out of the equation (That everyone can't do this blows my mind, but in my company, I'm it). I could almost feel Elaine's anticipation, hand poised over the buzzer, Family Feud-style, waiting to pounce.
The thing about over-focus is, you ignore distractions...and it's the ignored distraction that kills you. Target Fixation. You're so focused on your victim to don't notice one of his friend creep up behind you.
@@Ocrilat I read that differently…that she has extensive trial experience and history, and has now got so good that it’s rare nowadays that anyone wants to take it to trial with her. Whether that is true or not (and I’m favouring not 😄) I think that’s what it means.
Which also means she will be out of practice, which would account for her abysmal performance in this trial. Although I can’t imagine forgetting your job quite that much tbh…
Camille did a wonderful job and did so in a way that Morgan didn't have to reveal the actual source, and protected Morgan from being sued by TMZ
I am so glad to hear someone call the “bruise” a zit! It always looked like that to me! I have had zit that big and red before. The fact that she got away with using a zit to publicly claim abuse and get a TRO is incredible really
Thank you! Came here to say the exact same thing. 😁
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It’s where she had botox
I think it's bruises from botox, at least I heard that idk if its true
Camille's questions were brilliant. I sincerely believe that she worded them to not only avoid hearsay objections, but to protect Morgan Tremaine from violating his NDA with TMZ. Morgan came to them only 6 days earlier and gave them crucial information that destroyed Amber. They were not gonna betray his trust. Elaine would do something like that, but not Johnny's team. As for Elaine, it was so obvious that she wasn't a good lawyer. She was consistently outclassed by numerous witnesses, and Johnny's attorneys were simply magnificent by comparison. Camille and Elaine weren't even in the same stratosphere.
Wish I had found your videos sooner. You're fabulous at this.
Camille ran circles around Elaine!
What a head spin
She really did, Elaine played dirty Camille is bright and uses the law and evidence. All elaine had was, your out for your 15 minutes of fame.
“I’m trying, I’m trying!… What, if any…”
@@Kerryatter I hate when Elaine starts with "Wouldn't you agree that...?" or "Isn't it true that...?" If that's not leading a witness, it is at least trying to put words in their mouth. And then Elaine continues to tell the narrative she wants to hear, even if the witness said no to the previous question.
@@johng423leading on cross examination is not only permitted, it’s expected.
Elaine tried it with Morgan 🤣 and failed miserably.
Such a wonderful example of letting the witness tell their own story on direct, too, without leading the way that Elaine fell into so often.
Proud of him for coming forward.
Camille is so skilled! I love how she gets what she wants.
I'm guessing Andrea is every bit as skilled as Camille!
And shout out to judge Penny again,for letting Tramaine to testify,while TMZ lawyer was raging & fuming😂😂😂🙏
@@andrewchristian1910 -- Andrea is the anti-Elaine. All of the qualities that Elaine has, Andrea has their exact polar opposites. The sole downside is that while Elaine would drone on and on and on, never knowing when to cut it short, Andrea always leaves us wanting more.
@ Twat Munroe, DUDE the guy said Andrea is as skilled as Camille. What's your rant about Elaine???
@@twatmunro sorry,but I find your name amusing & a bit provocative! I'll never grow up😂 I apologize again🙏
This episode was a delicious retelling of an exciting moment in this case! Camille was impeccable and Mr. Tremaine was a model of ethical equanimity. Brilliant all around!
This series is literally my favorite on UA-cam, let alone LawTube, right now. I can't wait for the next one. Please do soon!
Andrea you are Ace! I love your commentaries and your truth seeking!
I agree but isn't it time to move on?? This is just going over the already over done information.
@@cajbaf but you watched? We are learning. What are you doing? I think this analysis is brilliant
@@cajbaf no, I don't think it's beating a dead horse etc. I watched another lawyer throughout the trial who sky rocketed into fame,and gained 400K more followers just on this trial, and she has the best personality, but.. for budding lawyers that watch, Andrea's 9 video of Isaac Baruche, for example she pointed out several mistakes EB made as a defense attorney such as some of her ??s were open ended, or a question that should have only been asked on Direct examination, not defense.. and she is the only lawtuber, that I found to have made a very compelling argument about TMZ'S past relationship with AH, and also, the questionable legal action they positioned in court VS an Injunction, meaning,maybe they had to make it look like they didn't want Morgan Tremain to testimony because they want to keep their journalism integrity, but maybe,,, they didn't put up a fight since every case law their attorney argued (outside presence of jury) was all scenarios where the journalist was supeonad/compelled to testify, where Morgan Tremain volunteered the information and time lines he had and agreed to testify. Keep this argument in mind, because Andrea also points out in her Morgan Tremain series that Elaine's team, did issue a supeona for Morgan Tremain to testify the evening prior so it would line up with next day's TMZ lawyer case law testimony, EB did that even though she knew he was testifying willingly therefore none of TMZ case law arguments past Judge A's cmon sense. So 5k people have already watched her video within an hour and her channel is quite new because, I believe after this trial more woman will want to be attorneys etc. And a lot more people are fascinated by the law and court system, esp jury reactions! And a lot more people are aware of male survivors of DV, I will continue to check in daily, I love her take on the trial and her enormous sense of humor! I can Not wait for her to go over the $3600 worth of transcripts and previously sealed evidence!!
@@sorrella Actually, no I didn't watch. But I understand if you want to watch and learn from it.
@@angelapetrick9675 I understand your perspective for watching. Good luck if you're pursuing law.
Gotta say, you’re right to be effusive about the skill of Camille. It cannot be overstated that Camille knew she was there to stand up for Johnny, which she did with all her might. Love her. Your coverage of all this is equally excellent.
She was amazing but he was also a fantastic witness who knew exactly what information she needed and cooperated fully. He never said "I was told to ..." Or any other hearsay provoking statement.
Johnny's team was just brilliant. Camille is a shining star. I don't know how to say anything about Elaine without being insulting, so I'll leave it at that! Also I love Morgan! #johnnydeppkeepswinning
Love your take on this Andrea, the way the questions were structured struck me at the time but even more so now. MT was an amazing witness.
i remember watching this live and finding it absolutely brilliant, knowing that tmz tried to block him from testifying.
Love how you fan-girl Camille- don't we all, lol?
I thought I would be completely over this long trial after the verdict, but you are pulling out those parts that are so delicious to watch again 😂
I think we want to appreciate her team that helps formulate the questions
5:56 - you did a superb freezeframe on Ben's "lol, noob" grin.
Appears that you, too, are a Camille Vazquez admirer! Camille is really very special. Watching her in action is amazing. Very good clip, thank you!
I haven't (and can't) given "thanks" on all your videos. This "thanks" is for all your videos.
Thank you! 🐟 🐟🐟
I love these videos Andrea, you add invaluable knowledge to those of us who haven't been to law school! Thank you!!!
Even more amazing is that the questions and answers give the information BUT does not violate TMZ's protection of sources policy and protects Tremaine from being sued by TMZ.
Your commentary always has just the right mix of information, insight and snark ... love it.
Absolute gold! Thanks for showing how well these questions were used to produce the desired results! He did well for a "rando"!
I love your "raving." It's very instructional and explains the strategy that ended in hearing the beautiful refrain "I'll over rule the objection."
It's uplifting to see how much you love law and appreciate it when it is practiced as art. 💐👏🙂
Also loved getting to see the still shot of the great smiles on Ben Chew's and Johnny's faces.
Andrea, I look forward to your videos & your commentary on other channels more than any other. You, Brian, TUG & colonel Curtz. Looking forward to the continued coverage of all things JD & Marilyn Manson
Legend has it that as he walked from the stand, Morgan Tremaine could be heard to whisper, "Mischief managed!"
Andrea, if you ever feel a need of change, perhaps consider lecturing law. Your delivery is brilliant and memorable. Thank you. Great work.
Wished we could have seen her face while this particular witness was on the stand.
Subscribed 🙂🇬🇧
She was probably "writing notes" the entire time.
@@CsykKrit 😆 🤣 😂 😆 absolutely!
Her fave invisible ink pen in court! ✍️
I was thinking the same thing though I could picture it...probably looked a lot like it did when Dr. Curry testified. LOL
It would have been ugly ass hell per her usual
"... to get this fake bruise that's really a zit!" I'm dying over here!
😆 🤣 😂 love that part! ❤️
@@vanessagamboa852 It's totally a ZIT - I'm still laughing!
@@m.beatrixx8960 lol right! U made me picture it again 😆 🤣 😂
Stupid dot on the right cheek when johnny is right handed too! Dumbass could've made it on her left cheek?!
I loved the interview but didn't realize the skills it takes to make the line of questions CV did. I was almost jumping when I heard Spicy Drako speak and the inferences made but this video made me realize why I loved it. Thank you. Every video I've seen of you is top notch. You have earned a new subscriber.
Yay! I waited a week for this after the last episode. Keep 'em coming!
5:33 Ben Chew looks to say "Got it." Goes to show how much vetting that question had and that they were aware of the incoming objection and issue that they would have with Elaine trying to desperately stop this damaging testimony.
" And... that eyebrow just lets the whole room know, that he knows, what She was doing."
Andrea absolutely love this mini series. I really enjoy how you make these and how there edited . I know these videos must take a huge amount of time to make so thank you so much for making xx
I can't wait for each part ahhhhh! We all know the best parts are coming up too and u just keep us hanging on, waiting for that moment he's like OH NO, I COULD SAY THE SAME TO YOU! Bahahahaha thank u for the short and awesome videos, I thought I was sad when they showed up under 20 minutes but I'm really getting used to that and no longer fond of hours and hours long videos(but certain people do great). Thanks again! ❤️
Me too!
When i watched this live, my question to myself was "is Camille as awesome as I think she is or is it just because I'm not a lawyer?" 😂 Great to know that other lawyers are impressed by her skills as well. At least i know I'm not delusional. Thanks Andrea. Loving these videos.
He should be in social media all the time and every day. Love this guy.
He has a fun Twitter and a Twitch channel (MorganTremaine), so he’s out there.
I don’t think anyone in YT breaks ‘em down like Andrea. Genius!
5:15 I think this might have been my favorite part of the entire testimony:
CV: What was your team of paparazzi supposed to do while they were at the LA Courthouse ...
EB: Objection, Your Honor... ah... hearsay? ...and foundation.
Judge A [extremely confused]: What were they supposed to _do..._
When Elaine's first "Hearsay! Foundation!" spell fails and Depp and Chew start laughing, guaranteed they discussed this with Depp prior and predicted it would happen.
This series has really helped me appreciate the intricacies and semantics of US law. At the same time though, it also makes me question the hearsay rule a bit to see them have to jump through these elaborate semantic hoops to get basic information across.
It seems to me you could add all the hearsay evidence to the record in a separate category and instruct the jury to take it all with a healthy dose of salt as opposed to any direct testimony.
Thank you so much for your videos, they are sweelty short and crisp!
Thank you! 🐟 🐟🐟
He was a great witness. Your commentary and delivery are an A+++++++ 👏🏻
after watching a few of these, i have to think you are more than just a little in awe of what camille is doing and her skill with it.
Set up for the perjury charge, you say? Can't wait!
Thanks for the always awesome analysis Andrea!
The whole TMZ thing was fascinating. Their lawyer lol so rude to Mr Chew and the Judge and her Court.
Loving your analysis of Morgan's testimony!
You have no idea how much I appreciate the fact you don’t spend 10 minutes saying smash the like button, subscribe, ect ect. Everyone knows about these features and it’s beyond annoying when it’s repeated every YT video. Aside from your amazing content, that in itself makes me always hit the like button😀
BTW/ I guarantee this doesn’t go un-noticed by others.
It's so impressive knowing that they didn't have a long time to prepare this questioning.
He hit Amber’s defense with the killing curse 😂😂💀
Camille's technique is like da Vinci. Elaine Bredehoft's technique is like a kid with a box of crayons.
Your explanation of this witness testimony and questioning is so satisfying. 😎🙌🏼
Morgan was a stand out witness and love your deep dive ❤
I could watch these breakdowns all day. Thank you!
I LOVE YOURE VIDEOS - My fave part of Tramaine's testimony is after Elaine Objects to "the video" and it's overruled and Morgan looks at Elaine and says "THE VIDEO" In an "F you" tone lol
I love this series on Morgan. My only complaint is they’re far too short and I have to wait what feels like forever for the newest one. 😛
I just love the "Spicy Draco" name. It really fits!
😂😂 I love how you said the bruise was a zit. That made me lol 🤣
You are the best Andrea...as is Camille...thank you👏👏👏👏
Thank you for following through & following up & giving us a look behind a lawyer's point of view. You always do well-executed analyses, really appreciate it
Some of the best and most impactful lawyering and testimony in the entire trial!
Wow. I loved Camille during the trial, but this deep dive has made me love her even more and appreciate her skills and competencies
Your joy at Camille's mastery whilst questioning cracks me up. Great vid, so fun!
It was skillful questioning building a foundation to allow him to place information out there but not asking him to actually give a name which may land him in hot water with TMZ by potentially breeching any NDA. Protecting the witness nicely whilst allowing the jury to put all the relevant pieces together. Clever.
Awesome educational and clear commentary - I like the end "join me there.." suspenseful I hope you post more than one a week.
The eyebrow is sending "Morgan Code" 😂
I just hope Elaine & Co. aren't watching and learning. Otherwise, if Isaac Barush and Elaine were having a box match, this is like watching Spicy Draco and Camille dancing tango, Elaine giving her best to pour some water on the dance-floor hoping they'll trip and fall, and those two elegantly avoiding the puddle. Excellent catch and excellent video series.
I absolutely love how much fun you are having with the whole Harry Potter analogy.
I keep waiting for the next installment! Andrea! Please don’t keep us waiting! I know that a lot of things have happened since this last episode, but like you, I believe that MT’s testimony was a Teachable Moment and I love your breakdown. Please finish the series! And thank you in advance; you’re my favorite Law Tuber.
This is such a great video. As a public defender of 6 years, I am learning a ton. I should get bar credits towards my yearly training goal for this stuff.
Listening to you explain Camille's technique makes me appreciate her all the more, especially because this was 1 of the most damning testimonies.
Morgan’s right eyebrow is its own star of the show
I object to the proper contextualization of an example of Amber Heard setting Johnny Depp up. 🤣🤣
Love your analysis. Your excitement is infectious and I feel as excited as you are.
Your breakdowns are tremendous. The nuance you're bringing is shedding a whole new light on the skill of JD's team and witnesses. Thank you!
Morgan's testimony was good. But the icing on the cupcake is juxtapositioning it with AH's "tmz was alerted" slip up in her deposition.
Insightful and always instructive analysis. Morgan Tremaine was in the system but not of it, so that’s why he has a critical eye. His delivery was clear, clean cutting, and precise.
Love these short and sweet videos. I don't always have time to watch a long one, so this is great. YOU are great and Spicy Draco is the absolute best. Thanks for pointing out how amazing Camille's questions are as well!!
🌷🌿Yes, Morgan Tremaine is gloriously on point. Camille was smart enough to recognize his abilities, his information. She prepared him beautifully. But darlin, you are something very special your own self. You made this footage I've seen several times with different input, totally fresh & even more delightful than the first time or hell, the sixth time & all the times between. You make me happy, quite simply. Thank you. 🌿🌷