Amy Schumer 'Didn't Watch a Second of' Johnny Depp Trial, Calls for 'Ending Gun Violence' Instead

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Amy Schumeris calling attention to an issue that’s very important to her.

The Emmy Award winner, 41, referenced the recent courtroom drama betweenJohnny DeppandAmber Heardwhile advocating for gun control Friday on Instagram, taggingEverytown for Gun Safetyin the wake of last week’sUvalde school shooting.

“FYI I did not watch a second of that trial,” Schumerwrotein a Notes app statement. “Can we maybe work on ending gun violence?”

Since last Tuesday’sshooting at Robb Elementary Schoolin Uvalde, Texas, whichkilled 21 people— including 19 students and two adults — PresidentJoe Bidenhasspoken out about the attack, expressing his anger over the country’s ongoing gun violence.

The next day, he signed an executive order on policing and public safety andpushed for “commonsense gun reforms.”

“As a nation, I think we all must be there for them,” Biden, 79, said.“And we must ask: When in God’s name will we do what needs to be done to, if not completely stop, fundamentally change the amount of the carnage that goes on in this country?”

Bidenrenewed his pleathis Thursday in a primetime address to the nation, calling on Congress to reinstate a nationwide assault weapons ban, in addition to other gun reform measures.

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Before arriving at the school, Ramosshot his grandmotherat her residence, and she was subsequently airlifted to a hospital.

source: people.com