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  • Dr. Richard Shaw, an expert hired by Johnny Depp's legal team, testified that the psychologist hired by Amber Heard's legal team broke rules and was unethical in rendering an evaluation of Depp without meeting with him. Shaw cited the Goldwater Rule, which calls for psychiatrists not to render an opinion of a public figure without having met with them to do a proper evaluation.
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  • @pennypaton3079
    @pennypaton3079 Рік тому +9558

    This man is a breath of fresh air. Calm, professional and completely opposite to the lunatic from yesterday.

    • @jonb2911
      @jonb2911 Рік тому +172

      The complete opposite!

    • @candicehiles729
      @candicehiles729 Рік тому +232

      That guy was a hot hot mess

    • @ashief8794
      @ashief8794 Рік тому +223

      It was fun watching that guy being cross examined 😆

    • @strawberryvines
      @strawberryvines Рік тому +167

      Im still laughing at his antics🤣🤣

    • @jonb2911
      @jonb2911 Рік тому +20

      @@ashief8794 yes it was

  • @Jopads0722
    @Jopads0722 Рік тому +2346

    The other guy needs this guy, either as a coach or as his own psychiatrist.

  • @terifarmer5066
    @terifarmer5066 Рік тому +1088

    This is what a professional sounds like. Humble, intelligent, intelligible and calm. The other guy needs this guy badly, either as a coach or as his own psychiatrist. either way he NEEDS help.

    • @shirleylugiski3599
      @shirleylugiski3599 Рік тому +18

      Lol yes he does 🤣😅🤣🤣

    • @sevenmillionhobbies7840
      @sevenmillionhobbies7840 Рік тому

      The Gatorade guy? He belongs in a ward as a patient.

    • @bangtanbabe-queenunnie5653
      @bangtanbabe-queenunnie5653 Рік тому

      Dr. Spiegel need his own psychiatrist ahahahhahaha..

    • @bramste1
      @bramste1 Рік тому +14

      Imagine being treated by him when you have real issues. True distopia. I can't imagine the APA keeps him on board after this.

    • @scatteredsol
      @scatteredsol Рік тому +3

      Imagine that; Jopads0722 had the same opinion word-for-word several days before you.... I'll never understand why people feel the need to steal comments rather than write their own. 🤔

  • @jenw.1412
    @jenw.1412 Рік тому +514

    It took 8 minutes and 32 seconds for this dr just to get through all of his degrees, books, teaching history, awards (several) and everything else in between to get sworn in as an expert witness.... Can you imagine it talking almost 9 minutes to essentially tell someone that you're a bad ass and why you're allowed to have that title???

    • @EngageinEnglish
      @EngageinEnglish Рік тому +4

      Lol

    • @patricklowe1544
      @patricklowe1544 Рік тому +8

      Well said Jen💯

    • @sashachitownvillegas6850
      @sashachitownvillegas6850 Рік тому +3

      hell yeah

    • @OneSmellyTaco
      @OneSmellyTaco Рік тому +9

      Great comment. I'm sure a lot of us with careers can do the same. The paths we take are not easy, takes a lot of work and dedication to get there. Along the way we get certs, degrees, and so on. We are all qualified in our respected professions...

    • @marmararraj76
      @marmararraj76 Місяць тому +1

      Very impressive for sure. He’s extremely humble while doing it too.

  • @Lehmann108
    @Lehmann108 Рік тому +2664

    As a psychologist, it's nice to see a coherent, knowledgeable psychiatrist. The guy yesterday was a mess.

    • @Vixx89
      @Vixx89 Рік тому +96

      And so was his hair!

    • @m.e.w.4394
      @m.e.w.4394 Рік тому +11

      😂😂

    • @usonohoshi6165
      @usonohoshi6165 Рік тому +52

      Everyone was just baffled why they picked him.

    • @jameswong6418
      @jameswong6418 Рік тому +86

      @@usonohoshi6165 crazy attracts crazy, he was perfect

    • @schmemmm
      @schmemmm Рік тому +3

      As a person who has been a patient of both psychologists and psychiatrists I found that Dr Spiegel was in fact just stating the facts as they are and his research was correct and true.

  • @rachelstar2121
    @rachelstar2121 Рік тому +3530

    He is a true example of a psychiatrist. Gentle, composed, knowledgable, humble, respectful, calm...so professional.

    • @b00_2
      @b00_2 Рік тому

      He was actually a bigger creep than the one AH brought in. The constant smirk on his face was very uncomfortable. Pervert.

    • @MissAnnabell22
      @MissAnnabell22 Рік тому +57

      his voice is really calming

    • @babyfood9537
      @babyfood9537 Рік тому +16

      He's a consumate professional for sure

    • @PutsOnSneakers
      @PutsOnSneakers Рік тому

      your summary is about PERSONAL individual traits NOT A CAREER PATH
      jeeeshhh what a dummy

    • @eh-i1841
      @eh-i1841 Рік тому +15

      @@MissAnnabell22 he sounds just like my GP,he’s also very professional and calm.He saved my life.

  • @maximilianrobot8598
    @maximilianrobot8598 Рік тому +907

    Oh man… This guy is a REAL psychiatrist not whatever “”Dr.”” Spiegel was. You can tell he lives by these guidelines, which are in place well, for good reason as he noted.
    Amber and her team are so discredited at this point. 😂

    • @barbarahouk1983
      @barbarahouk1983 Рік тому +34

      Yes, as a retired psychiatrist (MD), I would never offer an opinion without an examination. Besides, where I practiced (Kansas & Missouri) it is illegal.

    • @muncangel5993
      @muncangel5993 Рік тому +15

      @@barbarahouk1983 I wonder how it could be legal anyway. How could you ever evaluate a person without ever having spoken with her oder him?

    • @jamesaubrey2793
      @jamesaubrey2793 Рік тому +6

      Spiegal is Back To The Future Dr Brown, “Great Scott” what do you mean maniac, he was a total lunatic made me laugh 😹

    • @Up2date7.
      @Up2date7. Рік тому +5

      Absolutely. Speigel was very difficult to watch and was unable to answer questions directly

  • @Brooklynlife1000
    @Brooklynlife1000 Рік тому +246

    The contrast between the 2 psychiatrist is absolutely astounding. This man is so eloquent on point and fair.He was not doing a show he was purely there for what he was asked to do and he did it well. I congratulations to that very young new attorney fantastic job.

    • @Up2date7.
      @Up2date7. Рік тому +16

      Absolutely. Speigel was very difficult to watch and was unable to answer questions directly

  • @alp4778
    @alp4778 Рік тому +3552

    Trained by the NHS and Stanford. This is a true psychiatric expert witness. Unlike the Dollar Store Doc Brown

    • @sanibar6313
      @sanibar6313 Рік тому +72

      😂😂😂😂

    • @cathyb46
      @cathyb46 Рік тому +52

      Used to work for salaries dept for senior medics in the NHS, used to know those in the mental health specialty by how they spoke 🙂

    • @dianeleone1634
      @dianeleone1634 Рік тому +56

      Dollar Store✔ yes. Even $1.25💲💲💲

    • @velvinejobiese1596
      @velvinejobiese1596 Рік тому +43

      Did you say Dollar tree 🤣🤣

    • @alp4778
      @alp4778 Рік тому +35

      @CathyB many of them are nuttier than fruitcakes 😂 You get the odd gem like this Dr

  • @average_mouse
    @average_mouse Рік тому +1736

    Man it’s bad for your case when the people watching are glad and RELIEVED that a witness isn’t a complete psychopath.

  • @chrisjenkins203
    @chrisjenkins203 Рік тому +825

    As wild as this trial has been, I can see this trial being used for case study and scrutinization for law students. It contains so many examples of proper testimony vs improper/inappropriate testimony. Examples of how to relate with a jury and come across as reliable vs testifying with a combative and defensive tone, which typically results in a jury dismissing your “professional opinions” and damaging your ability to win your case. It just has so many good vs poor examples to study and learn from. It certainly has been an entertaining one to watch.

    • @victrola2007
      @victrola2007 Рік тому +18

      It will be absolutely be studied in part of, possibly, a full seminar or a course on the trial as a whole. Certainly, proper and wrong way to interpret and apply 'The Goldwater Rule'!

    • @chrisjenkins203
      @chrisjenkins203 Рік тому +15

      @@victrola2007 Exactly! I would’ve never imagined this trial was going to be the rollercoaster ride it turned into. Yes, I expected some inconsistencies vs what’s seen in everyday trials. But for a deformation trial, the fireworks were vast and delightful.
      The “expert witnesses” (and I use that term lightly) for the defendants side and “Miss Heards” testimony of her own were just a complete train wreck to watch and hear.
      Also, Depps behavior, composure and overall mannerisms were so intriguing and satisfying to watch. For a guy who openly admitted to so many unflattering attributes and habits, he still managed to come across likable and more importantly, sincere and honest. Unlike Miss Heard, who came across extremely unlikeable, unreliable, dishonest and borderline fraudulent.
      It was such a genius move for Depp to start off by owning all of his flaws and that way, the defense couldn’t use them against him later on.
      But those are just a couple observations of what will make this such an intriguing and productive case study for future law students. And you’re correct! It contains so many rarities that I can already see places like Princeton and HLS including this trial in case method classes/workshops.
      This particular case is unquestionably worthy of in depth dissection and scrutinization. IMO, It certainly commands the attention of law schools and students. It will undoubtedly encourage productive, informative and beneficial ethical exploration and study. I can only imagine the discussions and knowledge it will provide future law students with.
      I’m actually reveling just thinking about how dynamic, rewarding and gratifying it would be to participate in such a class that includes this in its curriculum. It definitely resulted in being one for the books.

    • @akmediascope
      @akmediascope Рік тому +6

      Remember the children's magazines in the Doctors office? Highlights Magazine that had a feature GOOFUS AND GALLANT?

    • @B_Bodziak
      @B_Bodziak Рік тому +6

      I can confirm aspects of the case/hearing has already made it into three 2L classes at two schools, and this was prior to the closings. I expect it will widen in the coming months and years, and even more so, if the appellate grants an appeal.

    • @B_Bodziak
      @B_Bodziak Рік тому +4

      @@victrola2007 The AAPL and APA will likely delve into Goldwater and it's applications, specifically regarding forensic expert witnesses.

  • @suivzmoi
    @suivzmoi Рік тому +206

    "Are you Board Certified?"
    "Yes."
    "Are you a member of any professional organizations in the field of Psychiatry.?"
    "Yes."
    "Which ones?"
    "All of them."

  • @LaLaBlahBlahh
    @LaLaBlahBlahh Рік тому +4493

    Immediately he is 1000x better than that last psychiatrist. This man seems so caring and measured.. this is what mental health professionals should be like.

    • @barbarabreunis7788
      @barbarabreunis7788 Рік тому +153

      Also...his hair looks better. lol

    • @tinaandrews3843
      @tinaandrews3843 Рік тому +153

      He’s very calming, the mad professor gave me nightmares!

    • @wendymorrison5803
      @wendymorrison5803 Рік тому +82

      He was using the rules, guidelines and defined role of his profession properly. He was measured, calm and had a good grasp of what he was describing. He was right in describing the previous witness as being in breach of professional rules.

    • @sendrakes4203
      @sendrakes4203 Рік тому

      Isn't it amazing that the righteous (this dr) and the wicked goes with their personalities?
      Dr Obnoxious Count Olaf seem to be the one who appeared Narcicist.
      Sad about Amber's team is, in order to win and get justice, they hired individuals most likely committed a malpractice or have a criminal record or a junkie 😂
      Heard cannot and shouldn't win, or even get a pass. She deserve prosecution too and be a good change if her lying witnesses gets charges and fines as well. There should be consequence on their actions. Sold their soul for money then they can used that money to pay for their failures to act like a decent human beings.

    • @bonitawilcox2909
      @bonitawilcox2909 Рік тому +15

      Yes💯

  • @heleneseri4173
    @heleneseri4173 Рік тому +3213

    What an elegant, well educated and well spoken gentleman.

    • @takeeverythingin
      @takeeverythingin Рік тому +72

      British, of course..

    • @YourGrace_06
      @YourGrace_06 Рік тому

      White America is full of psychos. What's up with that?

    • @annedonnellan6876
      @annedonnellan6876 Рік тому +21

      Elegant, yes

    • @possumbold
      @possumbold Рік тому

      I could build a rapport with this gentleman but not with the Psychiatrist, Dr Speigel, who testified yesterday. I have Autism trails as most of us do, but I’ve certainly have more than most. I’ve worked with children and adults with Autism and some adults with Asperger Syndrome, but Dr Speigel would appear to be in a league of his own. Am I qualified to say that without proof? No, but then neither was Dr Speigel without having met Mr Depp, no matter what his qualifications are.

    • @maidenmarian1
      @maidenmarian1 Рік тому +1

      Is he married? Is he free to marry? He has to be married... of course...
      He lives in Woodside...
      I bet....
      I love the Bay Area and grew up bear Stanford...
      I really like how he is explaining the Goldwater Rule. Thanks to him.
      Dr. Spiegel really came across as a foolish character yesterday!!! He seemed mentally ill and very unstable and he appeared to want attention and appeared to be needy of various forms of attention yesterday.

  • @Thehermitist
    @Thehermitist Рік тому +274

    This man has so much integrity for psychiatry it gives me so much hope. And I’m so happy he works with innocent children who need help. Their all in good hands. What a man

    • @lisastrange2553
      @lisastrange2553 9 місяців тому +6

      He is like a kind grandfather. So soft and loving.

  • @callumwright36
    @callumwright36 Рік тому +158

    Despite the objections this guy has basically ruined any credibility for Amber's argument on mental health disorders this guy is a true and passionate professional

  • @truthbomber7628
    @truthbomber7628 Рік тому +1974

    The difference between each of their psychiatrists is mind-blowing. Amber's one should be stopped from treating anyone evere again.

    • @Mezziah11.11
      @Mezziah11.11 Рік тому

      Can you imagine going to him ,Next thing you'd wake up in Arkham Asylum with a toilet tube hanging out ya arse ha ha

    • @sheilaghbrosky4150
      @sheilaghbrosky4150 Рік тому

      He needs to be admitted to mental institution.

    • @dreamingoffall7694
      @dreamingoffall7694 Рік тому +81

      Absolutely agree!! I believe that the guy from yesterday had some terrible reviews.

    • @ivancobian2774
      @ivancobian2774 Рік тому +78

      @@dreamingoffall7694 he didnt care when one of his patients commited suicide

    • @koyote8012
      @koyote8012 Рік тому +33

      Amber psychiatrist needs one to be called one, specially the one yesterday they have issues by themselves even the lady before the previous week they show just same character like amber so full of themselves.

  • @sheenponte1470
    @sheenponte1470 Рік тому +726

    In a nutshell: what happens when an ACTUAL expert psychiatrist reveals what a crackpot the prior psychiatrist is.

    • @m_js5709
      @m_js5709 Рік тому +82

      Im in a doctoral Clinical Psych program and I'm taking Ethics/Legal Standards this summer. At the start of class, my professor said "Lets make sure you memorize the ethics codes so you dont break them like the guy in that big hollywood case" lol

    • @dovien1779
      @dovien1779 Рік тому +5

      @@m_js5709 lol truly

    • @AstroNero.
      @AstroNero. Рік тому +2

      😂😂👌🏽

    • @Honestguy7
      @Honestguy7 Рік тому

      😂😂😂😂

    • @clubsport_46330
      @clubsport_46330 Рік тому +1

      Amber beard's PA was earning minimum wage, I'd emagine he got $20 and a suit to say what he said 😂

  • @madelaine3209
    @madelaine3209 Рік тому +247

    This psychiatrist is BRILLIANT, PROFESSIONAL and totally ETHICAL. Thank heavens he is in the profession to help children and parents. BRAVO! What an honorable member to society. The other psychiatrist is insane! He should not have a license or be permitted to deal with patients.

    • @KkYeputhomi
      @KkYeputhomi 3 місяці тому +1

      Yep Dr Spiegel's license should be revoked immediately

  • @surejan3685
    @surejan3685 Рік тому +227

    If I were still a troubled child/teen I'd feel so comfortable talking with him he seems so genuine, understanding and gentle. Thank you for helping children and adolescents in need ❤️

  • @user-us8zf3ew5i
    @user-us8zf3ew5i Рік тому +3764

    This gentleman clearly knows his profession, offered expert opinion, and was an AMAZING witness.

    • @gabbieroca3745
      @gabbieroca3745 Рік тому +85

      and not weirdly aggressive or combative.

    • @bendaolsen7593
      @bendaolsen7593 Рік тому +55

      I agree. Calm, professional, and composed. No bias. Just sincere and honest opinion. All the former "professionals" should review this and learn from his demeanor.

    • @norbertnorio9320
      @norbertnorio9320 Рік тому +2

      😅😅😄😀

    • @roxxy517
      @roxxy517 Рік тому +18

      Totally, unlike the ones from AH's team

    • @bigsmall246
      @bigsmall246 Рік тому +33

      He even smiles during every objection because he knows he is right and no one will be able to prove him wrong.

  • @karljuhnke8882
    @karljuhnke8882 Рік тому +2064

    How refreshing. An expert in his field who is humble and knowledgeable.

    • @benjamin112
      @benjamin112 Рік тому +36

      He also seems to take a neutral stand as opposed to the guy that Heard's lawyers hired who was so biased that he demeaned his own profession

    • @heinrichknierim5666
      @heinrichknierim5666 Рік тому +18

      This gentleman is the polar opposite of that spazzy guy that Herd's team brought in .

    • @jasminl9718
      @jasminl9718 Рік тому +10

      I believe all the people Johnny's team have brought up have been experts that have treated this hole case very professional.. But the team on Ambers side just ruined their careers.

    • @formerlyarandompropernameb9327
      @formerlyarandompropernameb9327 Рік тому +4

      As one who went to school to be a marriage and family therapist with a masters in psychology, I say to you here here. Exactly. Very few. He is a rare and precious exception.

    • @formerlyarandompropernameb9327
      @formerlyarandompropernameb9327 Рік тому +4

      @@heinrichknierim5666 Yes I don’t know who that devil Amber Heard’s team dragged in. He look like it was from hell I hate to say anything about his appearance but it just shows on your face sometimes when you’re not evil. Just like Amber heard it’s just on her face. So she’s pretty so what. Why would anyone possibly conclude that to indicate any likeliness of any benevolence? But people do believe it or not. That’s OK. I’m praying the truth prevails. And it always speaks for itself in the end no matter what “your truth” is....In the end it is THE truth that wins out; in the end. Can’t be stopped.

  • @FireBlizzard24601
    @FireBlizzard24601 Рік тому +93

    Can I just say this man is a badass. He has dedicated his life to working with children and parents who are going through traumatic events at the Children's hospital. Thank you Doc

  • @laiselashrink
    @laiselashrink Рік тому +96

    This is a true professional 👏. I am a licensed mental health professional, and watching the other "experts" was so difficult. The degree of unethical behavior, arbitrary diagnoses was unbelievable. I hope there is disciplinary action by the licensing board

    • @777Pattie
      @777Pattie Рік тому +11

      I've been wishing for that to happen to that psycho who said Johnny was a narcissist. I hope his license gets taken from him and pray 🙏 all his current and previous patients get reevaluated by a competent psychiatrist, I pray for them all. 💕

    • @stacimcclendon3907
      @stacimcclendon3907 Рік тому +5

      Can you file a professional complaint? Being as how the supposed experts made your whole branch of medical service look like quacks?

    • @ANDREAS-fc1bx
      @ANDREAS-fc1bx 4 місяці тому +1

      Don't forget the marbles in that other guys mouth.

  • @grandoldthingsbeth4603
    @grandoldthingsbeth4603 Рік тому +8252

    This gentleman is genuine, I believe he truly cares about helping people.

    • @LadyLyndhurst01
      @LadyLyndhurst01 Рік тому +168

      Yes there is an inate genuiness and kindly nature in this man that people can sense.

    • @tinaandrews3843
      @tinaandrews3843 Рік тому +258

      You can tell straight away he works with children, that other guy would give kids nightmares!

    • @Dlmagoo2
      @Dlmagoo2 Рік тому

      I would send my child to him

    • @charlottecannon314
      @charlottecannon314 Рік тому +12

      Children.

    • @tallswede80
      @tallswede80 Рік тому +86

      he is david bowie

  • @Jonjzi
    @Jonjzi Рік тому +1636

    I find it comical how Amber's witnesses have been so creepy, shifty, and manipulative, whereas Johnny's have been so thoughtful, polite, sincere, and genuine.

    • @authenticobservant175
      @authenticobservant175 Рік тому +10

      Depp called her A gold digger

    • @Enzo-Zky
      @Enzo-Zky Рік тому +90

      ​@@authenticobservant175 is she not?

    • @amonmamarth8744
      @amonmamarth8744 Рік тому

      Turds of a feather - stick together…

    • @authenticobservant175
      @authenticobservant175 Рік тому +14

      This guy Is very intellectually knowledgeable He looked things in different ways and ngles he

    • @youth216
      @youth216 Рік тому +67

      I thought the same 😂... Johnny's side very professional... But Amber's side quite suspicious hahah😂

  • @kyiwintun4253
    @kyiwintun4253 Рік тому +25

    No shouting, no screaming back at the lawyer, and no mouth spasm!!! Two thumbs up!!!

  • @sonyagerasimova2715
    @sonyagerasimova2715 9 місяців тому +11

    He has such a calming aura. You know, one of those people who you can be completely at ease with.

  • @OGdirty1Kanobi
    @OGdirty1Kanobi Рік тому +1956

    This is how my idea of a good psychiatrist should compose ones self. Thoughtful insightful calm and collected. Not looking like he's himself a patient of a psych ward..

    • @lillithsternin7428
      @lillithsternin7428 Рік тому +29

      He really is insightful and calm...a lesson for everyone when speaking in public (esp on a televised court trial.)

    • @ej8780
      @ej8780 Рік тому +49

      His hair was not helping his case yesterday 😂

    • @arianedolgah7105
      @arianedolgah7105 Рік тому +7

      LOL

    • @OGdirty1Kanobi
      @OGdirty1Kanobi Рік тому +19

      @@ej8780 nor the crazy mouth stuff and the possibility he said to Elaine before he took the stand he was willing to lie in his testimony

    • @Staycalm08
      @Staycalm08 Рік тому +12

      @@ej8780 two different people bruv. Yesterday was Amber's witness. This man is Johnny's.

  • @Amanda_P3
    @Amanda_P3 Рік тому +1839

    Not only is this man a completely competent professional gentleman, he also has the most soothing voice. This is what you want to hear when you're experiencing trauma and seeking help, unlike the tone and demeanor Dr. Spiegel displayed yesterday. I could honestly sit here and listen to this man talk psychiatry for hours.

    • @enhanceitall2863
      @enhanceitall2863 Рік тому +101

      Exactly his voice is what you want to hear while in therapy instead of seeing those weird traumatizing face expressions from doctor wacko!!! 😂

    • @purplevelour3870
      @purplevelour3870 Рік тому +47

      ​@@enhanceitall2863 it does feel like a therapy after listening to dr. wacko yesterday 😂😂

    • @roxxy517
      @roxxy517 Рік тому +35

      I totally agree. His voice is soooooo soothing 🥰🥰 a big plus on top of his professionalism

    • @g.lynettewest1082
      @g.lynettewest1082 Рік тому +31

      Agreed, very soothing for trauma victims. Great calming eye contact and demeanor as well.

    • @elenalizabeth
      @elenalizabeth Рік тому

      I think yesterday’s guy was secretly a goat, those mouth movements are very strange for a human but normal for a goat 🤔

  • @Kobepwns921
    @Kobepwns921 Рік тому +432

    I never expected to care about a Hollywood trial but I will literally cry if Johnny wins this. It will make me feel like maybe I didn’t deserve to get my tooth knocked out with a beer bottle or my ribs sliced with a knife by my ex. I have always felt like even though I was abused I didn’t deserve any justice or sympathy because men are supposed to be tough and stoic so I never even got to heal because I didn’t feel like I could talk about it or cry about. But if people support him maybe they will support me too.

    • @do3258
      @do3258 Рік тому +77

      You did not deserve to be abused. No one does. Best wishes to you, hope you can get help and heal.

    • @PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim
      @PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim Рік тому +47

      We support you!!!! Your ex was a terrible human. I wish you all the best!

    • @clarissecoopersmith8193
      @clarissecoopersmith8193 Рік тому +40

      I brlieve you and support you. My father is the battered spouse in my parents relationship.

    • @MissiPality
      @MissiPality Рік тому +35

      That is the gaslighting and degradation you have been subjected to that is making you believe you somehow deserved any of that. I hope you realize this is not the case and that nobody deserves to ever be abused, whether that be physically, emotionally, mentally, or sexually. Once you begin to understand this, you can begin to heal.

    • @OkinInc
      @OkinInc Рік тому +35

      Only ever had one broken nose in my life and that was from an ex girlfriend. She blind shot me right on the nose because I wasn’t engaging in her argument. I was so embarrassed to tell anyone. She would scratch me, accuse me of cheating, then ignore me. Her own brother was the one to tell me to leave her. He knew what she was really like and felt for me. I hope she’s a better person now. I get how men would be afraid to come out and say these things.

  • @TheImpishSquire
    @TheImpishSquire Рік тому +152

    This is, in my opinion, one of the most interesting moments in this trial. To bring a witness to the stand to not simply support/disparage Heard or Depp, but to educate the jury on why the activities of one of the expert witnesses is wholly counter to what is expected of an "expert" of that profession. It makes Dr. Speigell seem less like a practicing psychiatrist, and more like an actor whose roll is to make the jury question how psychological testing can feasibly be conducted.

  • @user-ft2md2gd4s
    @user-ft2md2gd4s Рік тому +2447

    Someone with deep knowledge, proven expertise and a long career. He’s what you call an EXPERT.

    • @Tia-gy1ij
      @Tia-gy1ij Рік тому +27

      deserving of the title fully!

    • @bluedaisies1090
      @bluedaisies1090 Рік тому +28

      Yes, and he behaves like the professional, he is. He isn’t angry and animated.

    • @robmarth2226
      @robmarth2226 Рік тому +11

      Spiegel be like : AN expert, not "THE" expert!!

    • @OverlordAthycus
      @OverlordAthycus Рік тому +26

      This dr. just gave us a free seminar on psychology ethical principles, wow

    • @MsJudi54
      @MsJudi54 Рік тому +8

      I'd add "wisdom" to your list, which is essentially the combination of knowledge & experience. This is why young people should be exposed much more to our growing elderly population (& vice versa).

  • @ckmedia8716
    @ckmedia8716 Рік тому +1844

    You can tell instantly the children he is helping are safe and in the most caring, capable hands. Thank you Doctor.

    • @machin8593
      @machin8593 Рік тому +54

      The kind of people who restores our faith in humanity

    • @thedaughterofalmightygod2345
      @thedaughterofalmightygod2345 Рік тому

      Ambers folk all look cheap.

    • @Thehermitist
      @Thehermitist Рік тому +16

      Well said. What a great man and Dr his integrity is obvious and gives me hope.

    • @AgentMulder120
      @AgentMulder120 Рік тому +7

      @@bra1ndrain149 not funny, get a life

    • @vanna_777
      @vanna_777 Рік тому +1

      @@bra1ndrain149 proof?

  • @dustjunky2000
    @dustjunky2000 Рік тому +60

    I'm just some guy, and even I know that Spiegel was absolutely full of it when he said he wasn't violating the Goldwater rule. It's not complicated. You don't render a professional opinion or diagnosis on a person that you haven't examined.

    • @annstar4306
      @annstar4306 Рік тому +1

      So true , it's the obvious ! How dare Dr Speigle judge another without proper tests !!!!

  • @stevemcmillan2213
    @stevemcmillan2213 Рік тому +72

    Well, this blows her expert witness out of the water. Her witness is a mercenary, giving evidence for money. This guy would turn up for free if it meant Psychiatry was being dragged through the mire.

  • @norsechick
    @norsechick Рік тому +705

    I want this guy to be my psychiatrist. He's so soft spoken and has a air of complete calm about him.

    • @angeliapittman4776
      @angeliapittman4776 Рік тому +6

      Me to he's very nice

    • @anthonysinahon2461
      @anthonysinahon2461 Рік тому +2

      PLOTTWISTT!!!!!

    • @tenwaystowearit
      @tenwaystowearit Рік тому +10

      Same. I could certainly listen to him all day. He’s so knowledgeable and his delivery is understandable.

    • @ivanolvera420
      @ivanolvera420 Рік тому +11

      He has a warmth welcoming voice..

    • @spacemooseable
      @spacemooseable Рік тому

      Angela and I both want him to be your psychiatrist. I hope all goes well.

  • @Aquatofanablue
    @Aquatofanablue Рік тому +3463

    As a clinician, this witness testimony was a refreshing rebuttal to yesterday’s completely unprofessional and unethical “opinions”. I am dismayed that Dr. Spiegel is treating patients and providing “expert testimony”, especially in a area of practice where many individuals struggle to be heard and overcome stigma related to mental illness, self harm and substance abuse disorders. His testimony showed bias and a total lack or empathy, as well as “traits” of projection of his own perceived shortcomings.

    • @billybalm2461
      @billybalm2461 Рік тому +120

      dude i am traumatized with hat i heard and saw yesterday from the lunatic lmaooo

    • @janarn6887
      @janarn6887 Рік тому +78

      Absolutely 100%. Yesterday was scary !!! I’m still mind blown !!

    • @Cybertruck1000
      @Cybertruck1000 Рік тому +77

      @@billybalm2461 He needs to go back to the future

    • @karenlindsey9967
      @karenlindsey9967 Рік тому +114

      I think this guy was a big relief to Johnny as well. Johnny rarely looks up but at one point when this guy was refuting what yesterday’s psychiatrist had said, Johnny looked up at him and you could see the vulnerability and appreciation in his eyes. It must have been tough for him to sit and listen to yesterday’s guy tear him apart so horribly.

    • @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour
      @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour Рік тому +56

      I’m concerned for his patients.

  • @zaidsyed8187
    @zaidsyed8187 Рік тому +138

    You can literally feel the genuineness of this man and other JD witnesses. Not something you can say about Heard or a large number of her witnesses.

    • @NotMe-ic2xy
      @NotMe-ic2xy Рік тому +1

      @One Culture Love Culture xo omg look at you!!! I'm sure you've been in that field just as long as he has, to be able to diagnose him with narcissistic traits!! Good for you!!

    • @DavidD-bg7uo
      @DavidD-bg7uo Рік тому +2

      @One Culture Love Culture xo Thanks for your "professional opinion" Dr. Spiegel.

    • @vddeepakk9382
      @vddeepakk9382 Рік тому +1

      @One Culture Love Culture xo But the main case is to prove that Johnny's career was affected because of that op-ed. Right?

    • @NotMe-ic2xy
      @NotMe-ic2xy Рік тому +1

      @One Culture Love Culture xo the other "expert" gave out unsolicited diagnoses and spoke down on someone because of said unsolicited diagnoses, which violates MANY codes for those in the psychology/psychiatry field.. Dr. Shaw was simply trying to save the integrity of his field. As someone who has seen multiple psychiatrists, I can tell you right now, Spiegel has absolutely NO business working with mental health patients.

    • @NotMe-ic2xy
      @NotMe-ic2xy Рік тому

      @One Culture Love Culture xo Actually, it's an expert pointing out a quack who is making other psychiatrists look bad. But clearly your bogus observation gives you the knowledge to label the better one a narcissist 🙄 Learn how to read a person's demeanor better. You're doing an absolutely horrific job at it.

  • @kathieprater2431
    @kathieprater2431 Рік тому +25

    Such a calm presence. If I needed a psychiatrist, I would go to him, hands down.

  • @toolbob3917
    @toolbob3917 Рік тому +3741

    Well spoken,dignified and not scary, so unlike of the guy yesterday.

  • @ronch550
    @ronch550 Рік тому +1749

    This psychiatrist is so much more pleasant and very professional compared to the weirdo psychiatrist that Amber called in yesterday. Listening to this guy is a joy.

    • @promisenkosi8864
      @promisenkosi8864 Рік тому +9

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣"weardo"

    • @jodecesaro1921
      @jodecesaro1921 Рік тому +20

      Birds of a feather flock together

    • @ronch550
      @ronch550 Рік тому +21

      @@jodecesaro1921 yeah. Amber and those fighting for her are so toxic, any more toxic and they'd be killing themselves.

    • @jokertriXD7
      @jokertriXD7 Рік тому +6

      Day and night kind of persons like i honestly i just enjoyed listening to his description and speech as for mr. Weardo hes like someone you meet at a pub shouting at the tv screen at a football match and trying to explain some stuff and its all rubbish 😂

    • @diketsotsamoloiwamofokeng7197
      @diketsotsamoloiwamofokeng7197 Рік тому +1

      😂😂

  • @jannatunchowdhury1808
    @jannatunchowdhury1808 Рік тому +40

    I didn't want this video to end...he's so good at what he does. This is a true doctor.

  • @Wakkawakkaa
    @Wakkawakkaa Рік тому +35

    He is proud of his work, his profession. It radiates out of him! I love this man. He wasn't argumentative either. Well done, good Sir!

  • @JustanotherYoutuber771
    @JustanotherYoutuber771 Рік тому +787

    The difference between the “expert” witnesses on Johnny’s and Amber’s side couldn’t be bigger. Johnny’s team can just choose the most professional ones out there but Amber’s choice is limited to people who are willing to commit perjury.

    • @jessicarussell9250
      @jessicarussell9250 Рік тому +36

      She is looking at this like her greatest performance ever... She brought acting to the table... Nothing more

    • @Thepc425
      @Thepc425 Рік тому +37

      @@jessicarussell9250 what acting it was so terrible we can all see through it lol

    • @catseye1009
      @catseye1009 Рік тому +7

      @Kate G: Though I have scant knowledge about this trial, I think it only fair to bring up how the more powerful, influential, or wealthier person can afford better experts. On the other hand, if Heard’s primary motivation is nefarious, she may hire experts who work in the shadier side of “expert testimony”. Either or both explanations are plausible. I don’t have a dog in this fight, just bringing up possible reasons why there seems to be a discrepancy in the characteristics of said experts.

    • @jeremytee2919
      @jeremytee2919 Рік тому +7

      @@catseye1009
      Ridiculous.
      Both rich, both able to fund their defense as necessary at whim.
      2 rich folks getting a fairer trial than anyone could ever receive in the lower 60%.
      Your premise is as insulting to actual working class people,
      as heards claims are to actual victims

    • @mrssimon2373
      @mrssimon2373 Рік тому +5

      @@catseye1009 She's counter suing JD for 100 million. In her counter, she can add in things like expert witness fees and attorney fees. That is how people get put on an even field.

  • @justhearmeout3959
    @justhearmeout3959 Рік тому +1382

    He doesn't NEED to testify as an expert in psychology. All he needs to do is behave like a normal human being and that alone nullifies the other crackpots testimony

  • @tah6243
    @tah6243 Рік тому +45

    So integrity-driven. Assuring to see an expert defending the integrity of a profession

  • @ironiceilidh
    @ironiceilidh Рік тому +144

    as someone who was inpatient in child/adolescent psych, i could only dream of a professional as knowledgeable and genuine as this man. unfortunately i believe he is a part of a minority. all of my psychiatrists through the years have been terrible. something tells me. unlike the psychiatrist treating me at the time, i highly doubt this man would tell me i "just need to figure it out on my own" upon arriving in emerg after an unalive attempt. i bet this dude would actually do his job.

    • @DChristina
      @DChristina Рік тому +17

      Glad you survived all the non-helpful docs. There are so many of these!

    • @JohnnyLandscape
      @JohnnyLandscape Рік тому +2

      Gaelic?

    • @ironiceilidh
      @ironiceilidh Рік тому +2

      @@JohnnyLandscape lmao yes

    • @dmhor7389
      @dmhor7389 Рік тому +3

      Unusual to see that name Ceilidh - and the proper spelling too!

    • @ironiceilidh
      @ironiceilidh Рік тому +5

      @@dmhor7389 i mean yeah in ireland and scotland it's nothing new, but being canadian... everyone calls me sealid 🤦🏻‍♀️

  • @jamesobrien4013
    @jamesobrien4013 Рік тому +898

    Well, I can say one thing going for him, is that he doesn't look like he just came back from working on his time machine.

  • @violetcutesy
    @violetcutesy Рік тому +1904

    It’s upsetting he got cut off with the objections and they were sustained because he was truly giving great clinical and professional insight onto how unprofessional and how medically and unethically improper dr.spiegel’s “professional” opinion was.

    • @littlekitsune1
      @littlekitsune1 Рік тому +139

      Yeah, it was literally his job there, so I'm not sure why objections got sustained that interrupted his professional opinions.

    • @felicitygee381
      @felicitygee381 Рік тому +46

      I was interested in what he was saying, I thought he was going to be able to say things like, everyone has traits of something or other, it doesn't make them have a personality disorder etc etc.

    • @formerlyarandompropernameb9327
      @formerlyarandompropernameb9327 Рік тому +68

      They were getting revealed they always scrambling frantically cry out objections when they’re getting revealed

    • @teddmented
      @teddmented Рік тому +16

      He gave opinions based on the other psychs records so that’s outside his expert role to just address why the other guys opinions were stupid and unethical

    • @tabaxikhajit4541
      @tabaxikhajit4541 Рік тому +11

      @@formerlyarandompropernameb9327 The hope is that the jury sees what we see. And I love the slight and harmless hint at a dramatic story your name implies.

  • @Happilyevercristy
    @Happilyevercristy Рік тому +41

    I love how he’s just swaying side to side in his chair lol. He looks so relaxed and comfortable where he is and confident in himself & the knowledge he has to offer. Much respect for him & his field.

  • @dalejumonville9147
    @dalejumonville9147 Рік тому +37

    I concur with his opinion. It is highly unethical to make assumptions and diagnose a person you have never meet and certainly never did an evaluation on or tested. We had a long discussion about this and that it has offended those who respect and uphold the ethnics of that profession.

  • @007ElSenor
    @007ElSenor Рік тому +508

    9+ minutes to just cover his credentials, this guy is the real deal.

    • @MrDmadness
      @MrDmadness Рік тому +54

      I get the impression too that he gave them the short list :)

    • @NamPham-jk5zc
      @NamPham-jk5zc Рік тому +8

      My only hope is that the jury paid attention and weren't bored. It was a bit dry at times, but it was necessary to lay out the information foundation to debunk Spiegel

    • @turiaturiana7529
      @turiaturiana7529 Рік тому +2

      I was thinking that! Phenomenal

    • @britzone1
      @britzone1 Рік тому +2

      and then the immediate flustered “can we approach?” after the Judge asked for any objections. 😂 im weak. they felt immediately threatened.

    • @numb_huRt
      @numb_huRt Рік тому

      Indeed, search and like wow! 👌👌👌

  • @lovekatz3979
    @lovekatz3979 Рік тому +470

    This is what a Doctor of psychiatry looks and sounds like. The weirdo from yesterday was frightening - and I'm in the medical profession! No wonder he called his patients' VICTIMS !

  • @diegoshuman3005
    @diegoshuman3005 Рік тому +33

    This doctor is a true professional. He exudes compassion, knowledge and trustworthiness.

    • @annstar4306
      @annstar4306 Рік тому

      So true , great man and it's a shame that all are not aware as he in his profession!🤔

  • @brandyellenmoore
    @brandyellenmoore Рік тому +33

    My God after all this I think johnny needs one gigantic freaking hug man, he needs all the love in the world, it's not easy having to go through all this mess.

  • @kipapula6838
    @kipapula6838 Рік тому +2336

    Jonny was very true. The're not his fans or employees or colleagues, we are relatives. Everyone he brings is calm, composed and normal. Where as everyone Amber brings has personality disorders

  • @dreamingoffall7694
    @dreamingoffall7694 Рік тому +1174

    I love how regardless of age, gender, race, religion and/or politics we can almost all agree Amber Heard is GUILTY.

    • @dascumbrian6090
      @dascumbrian6090 Рік тому +105

      Amber turd, bringing people together.

    • @ariesrule2001
      @ariesrule2001 Рік тому +75

      We the public agreed with this statement.👏👏

    • @harryisamuggle
      @harryisamuggle Рік тому +80

      The issue that even united democrats and republicans!

    • @dreamingoffall7694
      @dreamingoffall7694 Рік тому +30

      @@harryisamuggle something I never thought I’d see!! I’m happy to see it though.

    • @chunkzfn6499
      @chunkzfn6499 Рік тому +14

      Definitely

  • @burdinefox
    @burdinefox Рік тому +78

    For educational purposes, I feel this trial has added greatly to understanding abuse /trauma & recovery topics. Great witness.
    Prayers for those going through divorce or recovery from abuse. My heart goes out to you; I wish you justice.

    • @Swampgurl777
      @Swampgurl777 Рік тому +3

      There really is no recovery when the abuse caused CPTSD. I'm an expert witness there...

    • @Swampgurl777
      @Swampgurl777 Рік тому +1

      But thank you for caring 😻

    • @nearlynight
      @nearlynight Рік тому +3

      basically,, for as long as you say "i'm hopeless, i can't recover", then it's true. you can't progress when your own mind sets a barrier right at the starting line. breaking that barrier of "i cannot get better" is the way you start having the ability to progress.

    • @burdinefox
      @burdinefox Рік тому +3

      @@Swampgurl777 ❤. It's been 6 years since I left the narcissist. It's a process; a slow process. Give yourself a lot of space and time, but don't give up❤. I can't say I'm fully healed, but I'm better than I was before. Big hug; I do care.

  • @rhondabarnes6968
    @rhondabarnes6968 Рік тому +7

    Just “listening” to this gentleman doctor….I feel healed.

  • @suzeeabdelrahman6978
    @suzeeabdelrahman6978 Рік тому +1281

    Respect. Knowledgeable, humble and honest. No feelings of supremacy over others unlike Dr Spiegel

    • @starbright144
      @starbright144 Рік тому +35

      He was so aggressive and kept drinking obsessively like Whitney did. Liars are known to drink a lot because they are lying 👁👁 so there’s that lol

    • @dusknalos9545
      @dusknalos9545 Рік тому +9

      @@starbright144 good one

    • @venetianortrup8693
      @venetianortrup8693 Рік тому

      That other guy had Alzheimer's.
      Just my openion
      My other openion is that chick is done in Hollywood.
      She's going to prison.
      Her daughter will hopefully go to someone sane forever.
      This woman will mess her up.
      God made her unable to have babies.
      She didn't get the memo.
      She's dangerous as a parent.
      After the guilty verdict I predict her to play the suicide TRY for sympathy.
      Her daughter deserves a better human for a mom

    • @fawnwolfe7355
      @fawnwolfe7355 Рік тому +19

      Dr. Sméagol exhibited enough of his own narcissistic personality traits to be a huge red flag for me.

    • @amylovesmusic1718
      @amylovesmusic1718 Рік тому +2

      Correct "Dr" Spiegel. :D

  • @margots1623
    @margots1623 Рік тому +1166

    This guy's whole demeanor is so much better than Spiegel's. Much more trustworthy and believable.

    • @mdualeali6190
      @mdualeali6190 Рік тому

      Spiegels was psycho himself

    • @angelosolitude
      @angelosolitude Рік тому +26

      He has a better demeanor probably cause he’s genuine and does honest work. He’s got nothing to be on guard or feel the need to be defensive in every answer unlike the other guy lol

    • @elenalizabeth
      @elenalizabeth Рік тому

      Yeah he feels like he’d actually help you mentally, not cause you to go mental 😂

    • @khale4nia
      @khale4nia Рік тому

      Smegal?

    • @ayimgatica4794
      @ayimgatica4794 Рік тому +8

      Exactly! Dr. Spiegel just came across as hostil, defensive and very unprofessional. He pissed me off 😂

  • @wds525
    @wds525 9 місяців тому +8

    This man was awesome. Period.

  • @pablosanhueza5290
    @pablosanhueza5290 Рік тому +38

    The David Bowie of psychiatry! And a true Grand Master Healer! What a legend, gentlemen, and a scholar! May his work live through the test of time....Through a 1000 generations until finally surpassed!

    • @JanNan
      @JanNan Рік тому +4

      I couldn't think of why his Beautiful calming sounding voice sounded so familiar, until I read your comment and you are right , Mr David Bowie
      Thank you 😊

  • @corinnasmithwick4869
    @corinnasmithwick4869 Рік тому +1634

    Talking about narcissistic personality disorders, he just described Amber perfectly....

    • @joffymushtaq8804
      @joffymushtaq8804 Рік тому +62

      Last day of testimony tomorrow and I 100% believe that Johnny is innocent of everything with the exception of being caught up with addiction.
      Addiction was his downfall….. and Amber used it against him as a way to record him she manipulated him and regardless of the verdict Thursday
      This whole trial has amplified global awareness of the possibility of men Being victims in our society and beyond. Amber has made a complete mockery of a movement for women in the industry to stand up against powerful men using their money and power against women for leverage to get what they want. The truth is, Amber and her entire defense and her testimony is a collaboration of a projected perception of what she did to Johnny. She did every single thing to him that she has testified he did to her. She is THE ABUSER! She is calculating, she is cunning and now she is CANCELED!
      And I still stand with Johnny Depp

    • @Nofacemonk
      @Nofacemonk Рік тому +9

      He was also wrong about the connection between narcissism and self-entitlement. It is classified as a personality disorder, not a behavioral disorder. But i think he knew that.

    • @robertsavage8270
      @robertsavage8270 Рік тому +26

      so does the definition of psychopath, The most important testimony of the day was David A. Kulber, Johnny's hand specialist. Johnny's lawyer established Johnny could not punch with his right hand, and he also could not grab with his right hand. Amber's sister claimed Johnny grabbed Amber by the hair and punched her. If he had hit her with his injured finger, he would have had to get his cast fixed, which the doctor said he could not do. That would mean he had to have grabbed her by the hair with a hand that could not grab. Any way you look at her testimony it could not happen. Additionally, if he had been able to punch with his pinned finger, the bruise on Ambers face would have been on the other side of her face.

    • @robertsavage8270
      @robertsavage8270 Рік тому +10

      A psychopath is defined as an individual as having a lack of empathy for others, but uses charm and charisma to manipulate people they encounter. Psychopaths are not recognized as an official mental health disorder, but psychopath traits include using people to gain power, money, and more without any regret or remorse.

    • @Pythonette
      @Pythonette Рік тому +16

      Page one of the fascist playbook: "Accuse the enemy of that which you are guilty."

  • @davids8859
    @davids8859 Рік тому +942

    This could have been condensed to: Dr Shaw are you the man? Dr Shaw-“yes, yes i am,” Dr Shaw is it the case that Dr Spiegel is a disgrace to your profession? Dr Shaw- “yes, yes he is.”

    • @damariscruz1662
      @damariscruz1662 Рік тому +21

      Hahahahahaha exactly

    • @yhiontop
      @yhiontop Рік тому +5

      Hahaha

    • @carlakinsella3833
      @carlakinsella3833 Рік тому +3

      Lololol

    • @clairequinlan4723
      @clairequinlan4723 Рік тому +54

      And he’s so cool, he wouldn’t even say “disgrace”… he’d more likely say, “a gentleman who may not have represented himself well”.

    • @MrJoeBarbour
      @MrJoeBarbour Рік тому +5

      @@clairequinlan4723 well said! 😂

  • @itiswhatitis7266
    @itiswhatitis7266 Рік тому +113

    The ONLY positive that AH did for anyone was made the world aware of what specialists NOT to hire for ourselves in our lives. Congratulations Amber- not only have you trashed your own career, but you've managed to single handily destroy every single witness that you've put on the stand in your behalf.
    The choices made to pick and choose which specialist to hire for Amber's team also clearly indicate and mirror the exact type of characteristics Amber herself reflects. Every damn one of them are nuts. Johnny's were professional, well spoken and highly favored...Amber's were combative, did their jobs half-assed, presented themselves to be extremely argumentative and a know it all...... EXACTLY how Amber carries and portrays herself.
    Sidenote- Johnny is right hand dominate, so it's logical to agree that when a right hand dominate person throws a punch in the heat of an argument they would instinctively throw a punch with their dominate hand/ fist.... with a right hand dominate person throwing a right handed punch, any black eyes, bruises or marks would land on the receiving persons left side of their face... Quite odd how all of Amber's bruises, marks and black eyes were ALL on her right side of her face. She is also right hand dominate and instinctively, would unknowingly focus on the right side of her face when concentrating on bringing focus to a specific part of her face such as using makeup to create a bruise.

    • @annabondaruk4583
      @annabondaruk4583 Рік тому +3

      Good point!!!

    • @polarbear9404
      @polarbear9404 Рік тому +2

      Great observation!

    • @SaralinaLove
      @SaralinaLove Рік тому +4

      BRILLIANTLY expressed!! Thank you! So spot on!!!

    • @bramste1
      @bramste1 Рік тому +2

      First paragraph: my thoughts exactly. It is what it is ;)
      Second paragraph: The right hand to the left side of the face is a great observation, but your hand dominate side argument is a bit far-fetched. I'm right-handed. When I shave, I use my right hand for both sides of my face, yet the left side is "easier" to shave, it feels more natural, it's the side I start with. So... dunno bout that part. Cheers!

  • @keldalaney
    @keldalaney Рік тому +25

    This guy was awesome. I found myself wanting him to continue explaining things-whether they were related to the trial or not! I just wanted him to keep talking. He was so calm, knowledgeable, and professional. Not being a nutcase helped, too. :-)

  • @wendypanozzo9133
    @wendypanozzo9133 Рік тому +548

    Kudos to Johnny's legal team for getting the most professional witnesses to speak on his behalf. It's impressive the level of professionalism these people exude unlike the ones Amber's team has gathered.

    • @TheBaumcm
      @TheBaumcm Рік тому +23

      Well, when you have a solid case, it’s easy to attract professionals. No one really likes a bully so the opportunity to set things right appeals to people who are in these fields and motivated to help, would be my guess.

    • @MonkeysMom15
      @MonkeysMom15 Рік тому +2

      Money walks.

    • @trevorhill5560
      @trevorhill5560 Рік тому +2

      @@TheBaumcm spot on

    • @danielhogston170
      @danielhogston170 Рік тому +1

      Only crazy people would see it Amber's way

  • @hal900x
    @hal900x Рік тому +565

    This dude's entire career can be summed up as "compassion". Not someone you want going against you in court.

    • @Seeker0fTruth
      @Seeker0fTruth Рік тому +4

      I agree. In addition I might add that he presents as: competent, compassionate, coherent, calm and courageous.

    • @Devngel653
      @Devngel653 Рік тому +1

      @@Seeker0fTruth you might say Dr. Shaw and his Competent-Cs

    • @Seeker0fTruth
      @Seeker0fTruth Рік тому +1

      @@Devngel653 ahhhhh I sea what you did their 😉

  • @LisaEffler
    @LisaEffler Рік тому +40

    This man is well educated and intelligent. You can’t make a diagnosis on someone on paper. Even a forensic psychiatrist meets with a perpetrator.

  • @batcowls
    @batcowls Рік тому +17

    He talked softly, humbly and with confidence.

  • @s231966
    @s231966 Рік тому +1062

    Listening to this guy is like a breath of fresh air. Calm, knowledgeable, clear, educated and a very pleasant person to listen to.

    • @nicolasjaramillo430
      @nicolasjaramillo430 Рік тому

      a big difference from the lunatic who claimed to be a psychiatrist the other day

    • @Tracysuselessadvice
      @Tracysuselessadvice Рік тому +2

      Amen

    • @ekawulandari5733
      @ekawulandari5733 Рік тому

      that is a truly scientist, all that he had spoken based on data

    • @unclescipio3136
      @unclescipio3136 Рік тому +2

      He has a very soothing, gentle voice. He's in the right profession. It must be awesome being his patient.

    • @jlnriddick
      @jlnriddick Рік тому +1

      @@unclescipio3136 I have to agree, but the "Um" has to go. Maybe the fact that this was driven down my throat through out childhood is what makes it such a glaring distraction for me, nevertheless, it's pretty non-stop in his speech pattern.

  • @Thepc425
    @Thepc425 Рік тому +690

    This is what a professional looks like. Humble, intelligent, intelligible.

    • @delmarclapp3350
      @delmarclapp3350 Рік тому +4

      Very Intelligent

    • @nobodyheree1
      @nobodyheree1 Рік тому +2

      No licking chops either!

    • @kyleling1669
      @kyleling1669 Рік тому +5

      Dude wrote like 100 books/reviews and somehow it still didn’t sound like he was bragging. Yet Speigel mentioned writing one and it sounded arrogant

    • @higherabundance
      @higherabundance Рік тому +1

      Agree my other half presents and speaks the same as this guy and is very well respected and liked in his line of work.

    • @kim.epurdy1644
      @kim.epurdy1644 Рік тому

      amen 😉

  • @paulsbuildingandpropetyyma544
    @paulsbuildingandpropetyyma544 8 місяців тому +5

    He definitely knows his Job....

  • @carolinetuohy10
    @carolinetuohy10 8 місяців тому +4

    This guy is a lethal weapon.

  • @kunglaoshat1250
    @kunglaoshat1250 Рік тому +618

    He has such a calm and gentle presence. He could easily make a patient feel at ease and comfortable being open and vulnerable in front of him. The guy from Heard’s side was so aggressive and condescending the patient would probably leave worse off than when they came.

    • @GypsieT17
      @GypsieT17 Рік тому +10

      😭😭🤣🤣🤣👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

    • @JorgeForge
      @JorgeForge Рік тому +1

      I'd expect no less from him. He treats children and adolescents, who lack the mental capacity of an adult.

    • @donnameans1030
      @donnameans1030 Рік тому +12

      No to mention unethical!

    • @benjamincakes6356
      @benjamincakes6356 Рік тому +11

      Exactly! Go in depressed, leave suicidal 🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @anywaythewindblows8938
      @anywaythewindblows8938 Рік тому +3

      @@benjamincakes6356 😂 I shouldn’t be laughing at this, but I am lol

  • @donaldroehrig7817
    @donaldroehrig7817 Рік тому +515

    I could listen to Dr. Shaw talk all day. Such a pleasant soothing voice. Professional and concise. No ego. No insanity!

    • @christinamaldonado8222
      @christinamaldonado8222 Рік тому +13

      Just like Johnny Depp's voice soothing and could listen to it all day long.

    • @thesummerland6165
      @thesummerland6165 Рік тому +7

      agree! I wish he were my therapist! haha

    • @millieatcentralcagarden9764
      @millieatcentralcagarden9764 Рік тому +7

      This is such a positive for Dr Shaw being a professor. His students must enjoy his lectures.

    • @anniewarbucks9697
      @anniewarbucks9697 Рік тому +6

      I’m about to see if he has any or is on any channels online- maybe speaking engagements- I want to fall asleep to this calm voice.
      And the children’s info wouldn’t hurt- I teach children with emotional/behavioral problems. Lots of trauma and PTSD plus lots of other diagnoses. ❤️

    • @MrDmadness
      @MrDmadness Рік тому +7

      If I ever win the lotto, I'm going to hire him to read books to me. :)

  • @marilou2207
    @marilou2207 Рік тому +27

    Having worked with so many psychiatrists, it is easy to differentiate psychiatrists who went to psychiatry for the love of serving versus those to who went to psychiatry with the hope that they can either heal themselves or cover up their own personal issues and
    usually gets enmeshed with their patients problems & becomes disastrous for the patient.

  • @HowtoMakeThings
    @HowtoMakeThings Рік тому +37

    “Objection your honour!!”
    “Ok, what’s the objection?”
    “Damaging to our case!”

    • @sheilabliss6810
      @sheilabliss6810 Рік тому +4

      😆 🤣 😂 THIS. IS. ON. POINT! 💯💯💯

  • @dayanazahari7697
    @dayanazahari7697 Рік тому +452

    This is what i hope psychiatrist and professor to behave. Speak wisely

    • @maxinegalpin6068
      @maxinegalpin6068 Рік тому +15

      professional💯

    • @wendyhardin5259
      @wendyhardin5259 Рік тому +5

      Yes. Normal ones.

    • @P.sherman45
      @P.sherman45 Рік тому +1

      @@wendyhardin5259 he is way better than normal, and i dont need to explain it.
      But yeah, any normal person will not talk like that guy from yesterday

    • @dayanazahari7697
      @dayanazahari7697 Рік тому

      @@P.sherman45 yesterday’s testimony, i still couldn’t digest it. To the extent that it creeps me out tbh. Even questioning the psychology area itself. Glad that’s not the case, the APA and AMA indeed have their own guidelines + seeing this Prof testimony and manners

    • @P.sherman45
      @P.sherman45 Рік тому +1

      @@dayanazahari7697 thats exactly what they discussed,
      That a guy like that will ruin the reputation of that profassion

  • @colettespencer3357
    @colettespencer3357 Рік тому +526

    this man emanates kindness, honesty, caring, and intelligence. much respect

  • @oliviamurray664
    @oliviamurray664 Рік тому +16

    He looks SO approachable. I would feel very safe going to him for a psychiatry review as he seems so down to earth, gentle and genuinely wants you to know what is occurring for you.

  • @pamelabrown9484
    @pamelabrown9484 Рік тому +6

    The dfference between Spiegel, Heards "specialist" and JDs specialist is stunning!

  • @lucyfyre6126
    @lucyfyre6126 Рік тому +525

    Holy crap. This guy makes ambers "expert" look like a flat earther hahahahaha

  • @mangafq8
    @mangafq8 Рік тому +524

    This guy is so SOLID. God bless him. He is a credit to his profession.

  • @michellelynn1844
    @michellelynn1844 Рік тому +14

    This gentleman reminds me of my children's pediatrician. He seems so genuine. His voice and demeanor are so gentle and calming. He clearly is very knowledgeable in what he is being asked to explain.

  • @max6325974
    @max6325974 Рік тому +28

    I felt interested in listening to what he had to say about the field of psychiatry for a moment I even forgot I was listening to the trial.. A true professional, calm, collected, easy to listen to.. Totally night and day compared to “Dr.” Smeagol

    • @isaotero266
      @isaotero266 Рік тому +2

      Agree! I forgot I was watching a UA-cam video of the trial to see what I missed. I completely was focused on every word he said and was inputting it into my brain as information on psychiatry. He was amazing. Was never bored. And didnt see this as me partaking in my guilty pleasure which is what this trial was for me. I didn't feel guilty after watching this because of how much I learned about his field and how Heard's psychiatrist's, all of them, violated their fiduciary duties that one in their profession should have upheld while testifying as an expert witness. That's so sad. And they are still surprised that they lost this case. Come on. Heard and her lawyers are delusional. Honestly if I were Amber I'd sue my lawyers for hiring the "expert" witnesses that they did, and allowing them to testify in the manner in which they did. I know it's hard to defend the guilty but they made it worse for her.

  • @yarnpower
    @yarnpower Рік тому +343

    This expert has such a calm, reassuring manner. He must help a lot of folks.

  • @maitreyeemukherjee7114
    @maitreyeemukherjee7114 Рік тому +148

    He looks like a therapist. Calm and composed person, choosing his words wisely and speaking very gently..

    • @JanetMacCallum
      @JanetMacCallum Рік тому +3

      He has a lovely calming voice and demeanour. I expect this helps put his patients at ease. Dr Siegel however…🤣

    • @miriamismail5092
      @miriamismail5092 Рік тому +2

      Just like jonny

  • @karenwinton11
    @karenwinton11 Рік тому +18

    I have great respect for this professional, he is in everyway. The gold water rule basically drowns out the other guy. Well done sir, u do your profession proud.

  • @peterpiper47
    @peterpiper47 Рік тому +14

    If David Bowie was a psychiatrist.

    • @vidhyas5167
      @vidhyas5167 2 місяці тому

      Refreshing humour 😂.. this comment is gold 😊

  • @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour
    @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour Рік тому +500

    For anyone who is a curious cat like I am, “The Goldwater Rule is a statement of ethics first issued by the American Psychiatric Association in 1973 restraining psychiatrists from speculating about the mental state of public figures. The rule enjoins psychiatrists from professionally diagnosing someone they have not personally evaluated” (psychology today). This means that Dr. Spiegel has broken that rule.

    • @chelseymanning5715
      @chelseymanning5715 Рік тому +19

      O thank you!! Because I was torn from looking it up and continuing watching.

    • @fatimaoubijjane326
      @fatimaoubijjane326 Рік тому +6

      thank you 😊

    • @dragonsky799
      @dragonsky799 Рік тому +50

      This doctor explains exactly what the Goldwater Rule is, with much detail. You just have to listen to his testimony. Which is why we are all here right?

    • @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour
      @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour Рік тому +15

      @@dragonsky799 I found out after I posted 🤣

    • @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour
      @LongJoansRockNRollGlamHour Рік тому +14

      I really want to read this guys peer reviewed documents. His take on the subject is very intriguing

  • @chitownfeets5899
    @chitownfeets5899 Рік тому +901

    Wow, this guy is on point and smashing Spiegel’s integrity. This guy is clearly someone who follows specific guidelines when it comes to psychiatric evaluations.

    • @boliusabol822
      @boliusabol822 Рік тому +3

      well actually the judge didn't really want to hear it because it was too long winded. And Spiegel's main argument that Spiegel kept repeating.. that if examining somebody is required in order to give an opinion, then all sorts of things would be impossible.. nobody has yet addressed that!!!!

    • @Viktor_Von_Doom
      @Viktor_Von_Doom Рік тому +18

      @@boliusabol822 *professional opinion, it is in fact required. Sorry you can't diagnose someone over instagram with your psych associates.

    • @bigsmall246
      @bigsmall246 Рік тому +1

      @@boliusabol822 but those impossible things mentioned are not required or even useful

    • @goodtimesbadtimes5273
      @goodtimesbadtimes5273 Рік тому +1

      @@Viktor_Von_Doom that’s a not a rule more an ethnic and moral conduct of the profession. Are you suggesting that Trump can’t be labeled as a narcissist by his social media posts?

    • @mexihye09
      @mexihye09 Рік тому +3

      @@goodtimesbadtimes5273 actually that specific example about Trump and his tweets has been picked apart and explained ad nauseam as to why it *still* can’t be an official diagnosis, but dozens of psychiatrists have made private exceptions due to concerns about his level of power over the nation and the world to state their private opinions that he regularly and publicly exhibits more than 5 of the 9 traits for NPD. Spiegel used “snippets” of the UK trial, some deposition material, and (arguably between his own deposition and testimony yesterday) also some of Depp’s acting. So short answer is, no, official diagnosis can’t be made in either case without meeting with the patient, and otherwise the two examples (Depp & Trump) are nothing alike in quality of material reviewed or quantity of professionals consulted. 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @Weirdaman
    @Weirdaman 11 місяців тому +7

    Objection, your honor. He's destroying us. >:(

  • @irispaguia1917
    @irispaguia1917 Рік тому +19

    I love how professional this Dr. Is!!! I feel so calm watching his testimony🙏🏽

  • @SheRisesinFaith
    @SheRisesinFaith Рік тому +590

    This Psychiatrist, much like Dr. Curry, exudes genuine, intellectual integrity and can respond effortlessly without theatrics or arrogance...just the honest truth, just like JD♥️.

  • @formerlyarandompropernameb9327
    @formerlyarandompropernameb9327 Рік тому +1944

    His voice is like a calming lullaby. Some people are just gifted to be in the field that they’re in unfortunately others landing that same field just get somebody told them they could make some money at it. This wonderful gentleman - his voice is so soothing. You cannot fake genuine. He’s genuine it shows.

    • @askdrew98
      @askdrew98 Рік тому +36

      Winnie the Pooh vibes

    • @Silent_Shadow
      @Silent_Shadow Рік тому +31

      He also gives off potential serial killer vibes. Like the creepy Doctor who does mad experiments in a dark dirty basement. Sorry lol. I watch too many movies. But yes he was a great witness.

    • @capone3167
      @capone3167 Рік тому +2

      Your comment was genuine.

    • @glorybelieve9010
      @glorybelieve9010 Рік тому +4

      @@capone3167 - Which ONE?
      The INITIAL COMMENT⁉️
      Then, I Agree.
      The After comments, are somewhat delusional, perhaps They could Use His Help.

    • @ajaxpacific
      @ajaxpacific Рік тому +9

      South African accent

  • @portgusace2205
    @portgusace2205 Рік тому +15

    You can already see the difference between an actual psychiatrist and whatever that mad doctor who called his patiant victims and had al over aggressive attitude.

  • @beansprout_apg886
    @beansprout_apg886 Рік тому +7

    The way Dr. Curry and Dr. Shaw delivered their statement is what I wanted to achieve. Very calm and clear..