He claims Meghan's assertion that she did not research her husband is implausible based on the observed body language cluster.

“there is such a big cluster here that you have to go hang on that isn't accurate what you and also look honestly it just begs belief i google the plumber okay and i'm not marrying the plumber okay so look we google just about everything out there and so and so it doesn't have kind of a a rational be”

Amber Heard uses fake emotions to try and manipulate how the audience perceives her testimony.

“she tries to look all sad and pitiful but watch how that changes so quickly and this it changes so quickly and then like you were saying earlier chase that that part where she she calls people randos she's trying to make that so it's not bad nomenclature i think when it dawns on her”

He claims that Meghan's denial about researching her husband was truthful while her denial about the royal role contained deceptive nonverbal cues.

“I think the first denial was truthful when she says i haven't ever looked up what it meant of course i mean who's going to type that into google i think that was a truthful denial but then we have the the non-contracted denial which she says did not or i think she says did not”

The interviewer shows contempt and amusement toward Amber Heard by smiling and exposing her teeth while asking difficult questions.

“savannah guthrie is signaling and it's v it's not subtle it is very very powerful signaling she's amused and she shows contempt in her face when she's talking to her she has a big teeth and she's smiling when she's asking a hard question”

Aggressive, combative behavior is a common and appropriate response for innocent individuals facing severe false accusations in an interrogation.

“Although slightly more animated than the average person, this form of aggression is a commonplace response from the innocent being directly accused. He comes off aggressive, but in a defensive manner. He is not being hostile, but highly combative when professing his innocence.”