Fatphobia, Feminism, & Fake Amber Heard w/ Savanah Hernandez - Unapologetic LIVE

i'm your host amla bonobi taylor's here always taylor giving the email perspective on the show and today it's gonna be much needed because we have savannah hernandez on what's up girl hi everybody welcome to the estrogen hour yes how are y'all doing hi uh we're doing fantastic i hope you guys are doing well let me know i keep hitting your cord how you guys are doing in the chat down below how's your day been what's going on what news are you listening to i brought savannah here today because we're gonna talk fat phobia feminism and fake amber herd i imagine you're pretty well versed on many of these topics oh the topics i'm actually fat phobic myself so i'm glad that you brought me on to talk about this uh issue that's very near and dear to my heart thank you yes we're all on the same page i think as far as fat phobia goes you know how i feel about phobias guys i i hate that everything that you dislike or you disagree with is suddenly a phobia ridiculous and we will get into that because we're going to react to some crazy leftists on none other than tick tock the most atrocious piece of social media ever talking about their experience with fat phobia and that distinct discrimination that they go through every single day apparently so savannah before we get into that can you introduce yourself tell your story how you got here and what you're working on right now sure so my name is savannah hernandez i'm an independent journalist who basically goes out on the streets of america and asks my fellow man hey how do you feel about the supreme court potentially overturning roe v wade or i'll go to the border and kind of check out what the mainstream media isn't showing us i was recently in san francisco covering the fentanyl crisis you know california has a very uh big issue with that i was realizing it's funny i was actually here two weeks ago i was covering skid row and the tenderloin district and um i swore i would never come back to california i'm from texas and i was like i hate this whole state i'm never coming back here and here i am but i'm on them all the show guys so i'm having a good time so that's a little bit about me and um yeah i'm just you know i popped into this closet and then you're like come on the show and here i am so tick tocks man i'm excited yeah for your viewing pleasure i feel like all you have to do is come to california once and you're like oh okay first of all this is not at all what i expected and secondly i don't ever need to be here again yeah you know looking at the beach is nice but then you wander into the wrong neighborhood and it goes downhill real fast yeah i mean you cross one street and all of a sudden you're like i am suddenly unsafe i'm like i'm a little bit afraid you know what i uh covered the blm riots in 2020 and i said this in all of my stand-ups i said i have i felt more safe at an active blm riot scene than i did on the streets of san francisco at 2pm and that is not an exaggeration no it's not at all i've even just driven through that area and been like this it's just like third world country type stuff happening right now do you feel like in your experience working on this doing really investigative journalism on these things that it's reshaped your perspective because i know you already went in with sort of this conservative view of things did actually seeing it with your own eyes change anything 100 and i feel like as females we are more emotional um so for me i always bring in the emotion with my reporting not entirely because of course you know we want to keep those journalistic standards right but uh the emotional aspect of seeing americans slumped over using fentanyl and meth in the middle of the day listening to these volunteers who are off record telling me the homeless have died in my arms here and the city is emboldening it they're allowing it they're funding it and there's nothing that we can do the police officers saying we can't arrest people because the da's just going to let them out the next day that's really heartbreaking to see and with the border issue too watching people just swim across the rio grande uh make their way into this country and say okay this is our home now and the national guard talking to me about everything that they're going through with dealing with the cartels it's just heartbreaking to see because this administration is allowing this to prosper and our entire media is like that's not happening right it's totally not happening i'm like i think it is though yeah i didn't hit you you know you hit yourself lower your expectations exactly this is not what america's meant to provide for you just get used to it type of thing i'm sorry um go back to being brown and oppressed please thanks i'm like okay thanks media yeah thanks america that's one more thing we should touch on before we get into today's subject matter is that we share being poc we're minorities how did we get here we're minorities within a minority now i know i know it's just it's amala i'm just so proud of us for you know having to work so hard this morning we had to wake up put our makeup on yeah sit in these chairs and talk about the state of america you're gonna make me cry it's hard being an oppressed woman and specifically an oppressed minority in this country it's just it's heartbreaking to have to live through this every single day so we have to live with this skin color we have to live with this gender and we have to fight every single day every day every day the injustice okay it's horrible did you have a come out moment as a conservative or was that just always what you were and people knew this about you um i was more secretly conservative and then i started working for alex jones back in 2018 and then people were like hmm cat's out of the bag how do you feel well it was actually funny because i didn't know anything about him when i started working for him they hired me as a production assistant but then i started doing my own man on the streets and what sparked that curiosity was that everyone on the left was going insane on the streets of america and i was a blank slate at that point i really wasn't interested in politics so i was like hey you're taking time out of your day to hate on the current president tell me why you hate him yep convince me and change my mind because i don't know what i believe and then i realized that everyone was so rabid and crazy and we had grown adults on the streets of america taking time out of their days to protest somebody and they had no reason why they were upset and then it was at that moment that i realized okay there's an issue and then i was working with alex so i started doing more reporting and because i was with alex people that were my friends that were leftists were like you're bad by association so that's kind of how it happened yeah and it hits you all at once and you're like i'm gonna be conservative even harder now yeah exactly exactly because you know so many people attack me too they're like oh you're associated with him blah blah blah and i'm like i'm not alex jones bro i have my own thoughts and opinions that's the thing i've learned i've grown i've evolved in this entire space as everybody should be doing and i formulated my my own opinions so uh you know maybe you try that too while the people that are trying to destroy my career well how how dare you savannah how absolutely dare you i know uh now let's get into something that i'm sure you're well aware of and that is this whole body positivity fat phobia movement that we're experiencing right now before we get into these crazy tech talks what are your initial thoughts on just all of that as a whole well i was reading a headline the other day that said that working out is inherently right-wing and i worked out a lot and that was kind of concerning because i thought that right-wing people were like domestic terrorists so i was a little bit concerned about that uh so apparently that's the thing now right um no jokes aside though i do think that the fat acceptance movie movement the body positivity movement has been so detrimental to women not only from a health perspective but from a mental health perspective too because these women want to be told that the way that they're living is healthy it's good they want other people to promote it and to encourage it and tell them that you know that they're great but it's not great right and when we call this out it's not coming from a place of condemnation or we hate them it's coming from a place of love because genuinely if you're over if you're overweight you're not working out you're eating the wrong things of course that is going to actually affect your you know mental and physical spirit and body and everything of course i mean truth is compassionate and i don't know where we went down this rabbit hole of it not being compassionate anymore and people wanting to be shielded from the truth because it offends them or it hurts them and a lot of this body positivity movement just in in general totally yes be be fine with the the body you're born in and what you have and what you've got but this idea that we should not strive to be better or strive to be healthier and particularly with young women because i see this with young women more than any other demographic i it seems uh it's just so detrimental and we're going to get into some of the facts around obesity how it ties to other chronic illnesses and in chronic ailments that you will experience in your life if you continue down this path but first let's let's hear it from the horse's mouth let's listen to some young women talk about fat phobia in our culture here's tick tock number one so a few months ago this girl on twitter went to a harry styles concert and she wanted to buy a hoodie or a crew neck and notice that she couldn't buy it because her size was sold out all extra larges the one that's the two west the 3x they were all sold out right and you know she went on twitter and she complained about how she hates us getting people buy up all the plus size stuff and you know the harry's got the skinny hair he's got super mad at her because how dare a fat person be upset that her size is sold out how dare a fat person be so upset that a bunch of skinny people bought her size and i noticed well it's nothing new but you know i noticed this over and over again a fat person will go and complain about how their size is never there and scanning people would get super angry that a fat person expressed their feelings and it's just because skinny people hate fat people it's nothing new let's pause savannah i must say i don't want to offend you or anything but you're particularly skinny thank you do you hate fat people i don't hate fat people at all but i will tell you that i actually do have a lot of beef with the current industry the fashion industry and the fact that all of the mannequins are obese right now and then if you go shopping online for a piece of clothing the models are obese right and i don't understand why we're perpetuating and we're pushing the culture of obesity on people as again like you said something normal and accepting and i'm like no bro that's unhealthy and also why are we pretending that everybody that walks into a lululemon is obese like right it's really what are we doing it's really a false characterization of everything that's happening right now and i totally get it fat bodies exist fat people exist does that make it healthy no and i understand that and i understand that people want to be seen i hate this argument of i'm not represented therefore i feel like i can't do x x x y z whatever i think it's a completely bs argument but this idea that because it exists we should make it healthy or normalize it in a way that teaches people not to be uh conscious of their health choices of their wellness i think is completely ridiculous and again it is something that seems to target women in particular you know what the obesity class really is too the it's just another way for people to victimize themselves let's be honest right people victimize themselves with race with their gender now with their weight to be quite honest with everybody in the chat and i'm going to be very blunt with this the majority of people are obese because they're lazy and they don't want to go to the gym because they don't want to sacrifice because they don't want to take care of their bodies because they don't want to put the time and effort into researching how to properly take care of their bodies so when they feel sick they feel depressed because your microbiome and your stomach is directly tied to your emotions to your brain you're feeling groggy you're feeling bad and you're like oh i feel this way because society hates me i feel bad because of society i feel sick because of society if everyone just accepted me i would feel better no you're not gonna feel better because you're not living a healthy lifestyle and i promise you every single time because people love doing the whole oh well some people are obese because of a health concern like with everything very very very very very very small minor percentage they always find the little outlier and then the outlier becomes the argument genuinely and i'm like what are we doing i just i want to live in reality for one day i really would and it's okay just be honest about it and it is the reality it is what's happening can we be honest about it i know taylor you talked about your wife and victoria's secret and this whole because victoria secret for those of you who don't know did this whole campaign where they were like well we do we need victoria's secret angels anymore we want quote real women is what they called it and then they ushered in uh plus-sized models and changed what the entire branding of what their company has ever been and your wife had sort of an interesting reaction to seeing that yeah i mean there you know there's a place for like wanting to accept people and absolutely you know undo these unrealistic standards and that type of thing but people like lingerie brands exist or originally existed because women want to feel sexy and so her whole point was just um i don't want this brand to remind me how fat i am i want it to make me feel sexy when i buy it you know and so that was basically her perspective you know what amola and you made a really good point yesterday and um i want to bring it up because you said this and it just blew my mind you know going back to the unrealistic body standards that's how this all started off right in the early 2000s paris hilton was stick thin she was a skeleton if you had any fat on your body it was just weird and bad and you know everyone wanted to be stick thin so we were on that extreme side of the spectrum and then you and i were talking about how then we went to like my 600 pound life yes and how that became normalized and then all of a sudden it's like well if you're not 600 pounds you're healthy right yeah no that's where we're at with virtually everything in in life our political conversations our lifestyle our entertainment we just keep upping and upping and upping and upping the threshold yes it gets more extreme and then suddenly the extreme things that you see aren't extreme anymore and you need something more suddenly going on and watching my 600 pound life is not going to be entertaining anymore because you're like i've been there i've seen it and guess what now 40 of our population is obese this is nothing new it's going to have to be 700 pound life it's going to have to be you know what now that you're saying this too there is a tlc show called thousand pound sisters you can't make this stuff up you can totally ride and that's what i'm saying i'm like you have to make this point on air because it blew my mind because i was like you're totally right it started out with 600 pounds now we have thousand pound sisters like it keeps getting more and more extreme yeah until it's and that's already unlivable but it's going to become something that's completely unlivable and we are just ushering ourselves into this wall-e area i don't know if you guys have seen pixar's wall-e uh if you haven't watched it very depressing film uh for a kid's cartoon i must say or you could go to walmart it's essentially the same thing right or yeah just like fast forward into 2030 and then that's where we're all at yeah let's try we got how many we got maybe a minute into this tick tock so let's let's keep watching don't do it today you know there's something we just found out they just they hate fat people but they love buying their clothes skinny people buy the hoodies and the huge so they can get that baggy effect but they wouldn't buy like this the tights the tights most definitely got to be their size you know and it it bothers me because skinny people has every they have everything you know when you go into the mall 95 of the clothing stores are for skinny people half of the half of the stuff in the stores only go up to like a size what a size six like it doesn't even have sixteen that's not true yeah i feel like that's not true yeah i just i want i wanna jump in there and say that's not true i've never been to a store in my entire life where there's only been up to a size six if anything i can never find my size in anything because there's the clothes are too big what's going on yeah it's just every you said something important on every single characteristic that you can have somebody will try to sell you on your oppression and in the same light there's this whole thing happening right now called skinny shaming and now skinny girls are coming back and saying well i'm oppressed because of where i am at and there's this idea that if you represent a small section of society well now obesity does not represent a small section it's a much larger one that the world and reality is meant to morph to how you view it it's meant to morph to make you the most comfortable and f all those other people who represent what is typically standard or objectively standard because you represent an outlier and are now uncomfortable because of that well the reason too i speak out against this so vehemently if you will is because when i first moved to austin it was the first time i was paying bills i was living by myself and i started gaining a lot of weight because i found this place in austin that was a gourmet doughnut so they were bombs every day yes i gained 20 pounds and i felt so uncomfortable with my body and i remember this distinct moment when i said i'm eating because i'm uncomfortable and i'm uncomfortable with my body and i want to eat so i can take one of two pathways and start working out right now and getting more disciplined with my diet because i'm feeling groggy because i am eating a little bit bad it's making me feel bad i feel self-conscious or i could take the path of continue to eat the donuts continue to just be sad but it makes me feel better in the moment so that instant gratification is worth it i decided to take the path of uh you know starting to work out and a little bit healthier my mental clarity was better absolutely the way that i viewed myself was better my confidence was better and again you know maybe those things don't need to be directly tied to your body per se but your actual health like this is a health issue this isn't about being skinny or fat this is about your health and making sure you feel good internally because how you i guess not feel internally but are internally like it shows externally right like mentally and physically so uh yeah you know if you don't feel good at shows right and i noticed that a lot in in just in general and you can apply this to other parts of your life uh when i was on the left and super unhappy and constantly searching for oppression i felt a lot of discomfort on a day to day basis and you can look internally and go okay i feel a lot of discomfort right now let me look inside myself let me figure out what's going wrong let me try to find some truth behind this and fix it myself or i can turn that discomfort around and project it on to other people and and put everybody else in the same place that i'm in and that's why i became an organizer i was like hey come join me in this discomfort that i'm feeling and this anger that i'm feeling and i think the same thing applies to health and health is you know objectively attached to weight and and these things that we uh experience in in terms of our bodies and obesity and fat tissue and all these things and they can feel this discomfort and go well instead of looking inside myself and thinking okay is there something i could be doing with better with my life they instant gratification society right yeah that's what it is nobody wants to get to the root of the problem they say i want this to be covered up right now i want to feel better right now so i'm going to eat the donut or i'm going to take the depression pills like okay i just want to say this now too because we are an instant gratification society depression is a normal human emotion you do not need to take depression pills to combat that everybody feels depressed you're not supposed to feel happy all the time and taking these big pharma medications are going to make you feel worse in the long term understand that these are human emotions understand how to handle that and discipline your own mind and body because this is a normal thing and stop giving into the instant gratification that in the long term is making you feel worse oh man you're so right let's ride that tangent for a little bit because i actually woke up this morning i was watching russell brand a huge fan of his me too so spot-on i found him the other like a couple maybe like a year ago and i was like i thought he was like a woke comedian but his content is so good yeah you're like he's on it and he's represented this i think he's going to be massive way more massive than he is already now because i think he's somebody that people from all walks of life can just listen to and go oh there's a lot of clarity there but he made this video talking about uh something elon musk tweeted saying you know ssris and antidepressants and uh adderall and things like that this is not the issue this is not the the the solution to the issues that you're feeling right now and looking into more like naturopathic forms of responding to these emotions and i think as a society we've become so reactive in our medicine and in our health and we wait for problems to arise and then we go well here's a big pharma solution to that or here's a fat phobia to justify where you're at that's what i was gonna say i was like we don't wait for problems to arrive we create the problems you know you and i were talking about behind the scenes too um how putting kids on adderall and diagnosing them with adhd is a very recent thing actually because back in the day it was like yeah your kid's crazy because he's a little boy he has a lot of energy and now it's like oh is your child acting like a child meds right and i started noticing that just listening to the radio i felt like every hour on the radio i'd hear an ad that's like does your child like to run around and play with things and doesn't like to have intelligent adult conversations at five years old go see a doctor and see about some adhd medication unbelievable so yeah i think in in part we do create problems like that the whole fat phobia thing the adhd thing too uh but as far as this reactionary medicine that we're going to we're like waiting for people to develop chronic illnesses and then being like here's a big pharma solution to that here is uh an antidepressant here is an anti-anxiety medication instead of teaching are average everyday citizens here are some proactive steps that you can take in your daily life that might stop you from getting diabetes and i'll take you one step further i'm so sorry to cut you off you're making a great point there we actually create a lot of chronic diseases in this country with our food supply with the foods that we are ingesting with not going out in the sun enough vitamin d very important for your mood very important for your health not supplementing naturally like you talked about everyone just jumped straight to the doctor nobody wants to say hey feeling a little sick maybe i'm low on vitamin c maybe i need some zinc you know it's always nope nope straight to the doctor straight to the doctor right and that was something when i was i used to think that the the lefties and the hippies were the ones who were like oh my gosh right you're like the same way i'm like you're insane i used to see like on on tv like the really hippie people who are just like i heal my own body essential oils do yeah and they're like the sun is a doctor and i'm like okay you guys are crazy around and now we're over here like yes now the conservatives are like be skeptical of your doctors and your medical practitioners isn't it so weird how the liberals from the 70s are essentially like modern day right wing yes like how did that happen right so i'm like looking back i'm like okay so leftists used to be right in a lot of ways they were anti-big corporation anti-war like skepticism yeah they questioned everything and were like you know what i just want to lead my own life i don't know what you're trying to sell me on this establishment stuff i just want to go about it and now it's me i'm actually okay with okay it really really does feel like it but yeah i'm i'm not hopeful for where we're heading from a medical standpoint and a health standpoint in this country at all yeah you know i tried to go to the doctor the other day because had bit i bit my tongue it hurt really bad it was hurting for a while so i was like hey doc um having a little bit of loss of taste and i bit my tongue i'd love to get it checked out we're like well we got to go through the cove symptoms loss of taste is one of the symptoms so they said well we can't come see you in the office because a loss of taste is a covet symptom so you might have covid and i was like i just told you i bit my tongue and i've been having issues specifically with my tongue and i'm not sick in any way shape or form and they were like sorry i can't see you that's ridiculous so i used to work in medicine before i started working here at prageru and there was a just a massive amount of doctors who were like i'm just going to go to telemedicine i'm not going to see doc i'm not going to see patients in person anymore do people and i don't think people realize the detriment of not seeing a patient in person to actually discuss what they are going to yeah hey doc i got this weird bump okay here's some medicine right it's ridiculous like i've seen patients where a 90 year old will call into the clinic for telehealth and be like hey my leg really hurts and the doctor goes okay we'll take ibuprofen and because you saw them through telehealth you didn't see they had a massive blood clot on their leg and that's where we're pushing ourselves into this technological age of not only just entertainment lifestyle and leisure but medicine too and it's getting to the point where if you have any sort of issue you can just go on your phone and be like i feel this way and they're like here's an antidepressant here's just a random medication to put in your body and no doctor to explain what it does to you webmd you're probably dying also here's anxiety medication because i just gave you anxiety by telling you you're probably going to die right and you can do it all online it's all in your pocket you don't even have to talk to a doctor for all of you with social anxiety who don't want to talk to anybody yeah and stay in your house and keep yourself disconnected from everybody don't go out into the sunlight i just cannot wait uh you know that spongebob meme that's like we need the metaverse like the rainbow yes that's the moment you will be plugged in and you will be happy here's another tick tock uh on the hashtag fat phobia hashtag on tick tock here we go guys i feel good about it but then after i eat it looks like this why um babe because i'm really afraid to open this door but i'm gonna do it what if it was just fat what if it wasn't your uterus i want to invite you to consider what it might be like for somebody living in a fat body to see a video like that and why we are so quick to explain away parts of our body as being like natural or being an organ instead of being fat what if that's natural too what if there's not anything inherently wrong with having a larger body i've gotten so many hate comments whenever i try to call out thin people and i really hesitate to do it again but for me it's not just my uterus for people without uteruses it's not just their uterus and that's okay as always a huge disclaimer this is not about this specific video it's about the larger cultural conversation around body size and weight stigma thanks the larger cultural conversation and yeah it's so interesting because it's never at least for me and i'm sure for you it's never about bullying people or being like this is gross this is disgusting you know it's just about we cannot create a new culture especially with the younger generation growing into this that that is something that is inherently healthy and that it is the same as as having a lifestyle where you're eating well and you are exercising i saw a video on tick tock the other day of this mom and she's saying well i'm a new mom and i'm having all these political and social discussions with my young daughter and we're talking about fatness and weight and obesity and i'm telling her like that's not a problem at all and she's like and i don't care if you get obese i don't care if you get fat as long as you are mentally happy i don't care about the state of your body yeah that's the culture we're fostering that's what is concerning and this is what i was talking about earlier with the want to be validated now in our society because we really have not suffered in any way shape or form we are very very coddled in this country which is why we create our own problems because people need something to fight for and something to be mad about because everything is very easy for us in the modern day like think about the fact that people used to have to garden and farm and work and create and go fight in wars and battles like i think about this all the time right that there was a period of time in the world where men would just straight up run into battle like battlefield all right we're going to potentially die right just start charging each other right right and now the modern man is like you use inflammatory language towards me and that really hurt my feelings and i'm like what what i see guys running around la and it's like they have nail polish on and are like buying girls clothes and things like that and it's just you i can feel like we know the testosterone levels are lower in men in this generation lower than they've ever been before partially because of the food supply too yes partially because of food and all these uh synthetic hormones and everything that you're breathing in and eating and all this stuff yep but you can feel it like as i can watch and be like that is a very feminine man yeah you know the average modern day man is more feminine than i am which is weird yeah but it is what it is i guess but yeah going back to this video and what you were talking about regarding bullying as well because for the longest time i refused to speak on the body positivity movement because i didn't like when obese people would be looked at laughed at and bullied i thought that i was rude like i'm a christian woman and i don't think that tearing these people down is the way to get to them but then i realized that not only are people trying to normalize this they're encouraging it they're validating it and they're they're telling other people like if you don't want to be obese you're a bad person yes and at that point i was like okay no we're validating the wrong thing here i'm very much against bullying i'm very much against tearing these people down but i am pro helping them achieve their their greatest talent their their greatest life right i think that's the saddest part about a lot of these videos for me is that every single american has so many talents so much that they could do but the average person doesn't even know what they're capable of because they're holding themselves back with their own mentality with their own lifestyle with how they're treating their bodies their minds it's it's so sad to me like we could be such a prosperous country we really could we have all the resources you have all the resources to do virtually anything you want to do with your life and instead we are just stagnated by all of the stuff that's happening right now and i've seen those very same videos that you're talking about where it's like if you want to date a fit or skinny woman you are fat phobic yeah if you're not attracted to this body you are fat phobic i at the amount of mental hoops that you have to jump through in order to land on that conclusion and then to deny what is just factually true and we can go through some of the facts on this just so we have an educational element to the things not that we're not being very educational right now we're the most educational educational we're basically teachers right now so true but uh the the obesity rate has jumped so this is from the era of 1999 to 2000 and then they did another one in 2017 to 2018 obesity prevalence increased from 30.5 percent to 42.4 percent in this country isn't that like it's unbelievable that's quite an increase it's quite an increase and this is from the cdc so we know how much we love the cdc but at least uh this seems uh semi-accurate it says on average one out of three every three adults is obese which is about 36 percent of adults we spend about 150 billion dollars on obesity care in our country instead of being proactive about these things and nearly one in five deaths is preventable because of obesity oh yeah girl the past two years uh you know regarding a certain disease that was ravaging everybody there was an interesting statistic about how about 75 of the people that were overweight were being admitted to the hospital they succumb to you know certain diseases and viruses a lot easier it makes their life threatened uh their their lives are threatened more when they get sick because of obesity but then again you call that out and it's like oh well you're a bad person you just hate fat people and it's like no i care about p a people who care about all people which is why we're promoting this and trying to talk about the health repercussions because this isn't just like uh uh you're overweight you feel bad type thing this goes into multiple different angles yes it absolutely does and it only took two years for us to get the truth on that it only took two years for cnn and msnbc and abc to come out and say maybe exercise i know we told you to stay in your house and lock yourself down and not get sunlight and not go out to do anything with your your peers or your community or even your families uh but it'd be probably good if you exercised and were a little healthy and made made healthy choices i don't know amala i mean you know that entire year where everyone was locked in their houses i was just thriving being locked alone in my apartment by myself not able to go anywhere or do anything not being able to go out in the sun i really enjoyed that boosted the old mental health i think oh yeah totally yeah i made a bunch of imaginary friends in my house as an adult it was a great time guys we are going to move on i did have more tick tocks to show you they will be linked down below if you guys want to go and watch more of the insanity that is being fostered on these social media apps we're going to get into some other subject matters we're going to talk amber heard and modern day feminist feminism and talk about our feeling on both of those things i am going to say goodbye to everybody who's watching on prageru youtube head over to my channel ameleppanobi unapologetic and watch there if you'd like to continue this conversation with us i'm watching your chats you guys are very engaged so go ahead and hop over on that other side let's talk about amber heard uh you said you're you're sort of keeping up with this you've seen what's going on i know the basics okay basics okay so for for those of you who are unaware i don't know how you could be unaware at this point but amber heard in an op-ed for the washington post accused johnny depp of both sexual and physical assault during their very short lived marriage uh and johnny depp called