jackson five was the foundation. we worked relentlessly to build this name, to brand this name internationally. and as michaeld to even take it to another level with the last name, it just continued to brand the name, jackson. so, no, it's like a machine, we're all working together and some pieces just excel beyond others. >> larry: even when he got jermaine so famous. i mean, he went beyond fame. >> larry, that's our brother. we're happy. he was going to go further. and we were going to be more proud. he was going to go further. absolutely. >> larry: another surprising thing, we were with you the night of the premiere of the film is what that film shows, and anyone who sees it would say this, what a great guy he was. >> he was, larry. >> larry: how encouraging he was of other talent. when that girl was kind of unsure of herself, he never makes her feel bad. >> he hates to hurt people's feelings. always feels love. >> that's who he was. >> who he was. >> larry: and also, pretty bright. marlon, i mean, this was not just a walk in the park. >> right. no. one of the things that the brothers had mentioned is that

but i remember one night watching ronald reagan and michael jackson with his sequence love walking out of the white house on nbc news, and i was shocked to but i thought it was the most bizarre thing i had ever seen in my life and i think from that that kind of put the idea in my mind well, gee, what is this taking place here when these stars are visiting elected officials? what are they doing? why are they fair and what are they accomplishing if anything? >> what are they accomplishing? >> i think it depends why they are there but they certainly i think in the end you have celebrities and actors entertainers who are americans after all and they really want to influence policy and decisions or in the case of michael jackson it was a great publicity stunt. >> this last 1i really like and it's totally bizarre. andy warhol and president jimmy carter and it looks like a andy warhol portrait of carter; correct? >> that's correct. andy warhol painted these portraits, limited edition portraits of jimmy carter and the carter presidential campaign basically treated them for political donations

and we have the late michael jackson with ronald reagan and nancy reagan. >> well, you know, this photo in some ways inspired this whole book because when i was 16, i wasn't very interested in watching the news every night, like most 16-year-olds maybe, but i remember one night watching ronald reagan and michael jackson with his sequinned glove walking out of the white house on nbc news, and i was shocked. i thought it was the most bizarre thing i'd ever seen in my life, and that kind of put an idea in my mind, gee, what is this sort of taking place here when these stars are visiting our elected officials? what are they doing, you know, why are they there, and what are they accomplishing, if anything? >> what are they accomplishing? >> well, it depends on why they're there, but i think certainly in the end you have celebrities and actors, entertainers who are americans, after all, and they really want to influence policy and decisions, or in the case of michael jackson, it was a great pr publicity stunt. >> this last one i really like, and it's totally bizarre. it's andy warhol and pres

but i remember one night watching ronald reagan and michael jackson with his sequinned glove walking out of the white house on nbc news, and i was shocked. i thought it was the most bizarre thing i'd ever seen in my life. and i think from that that kind of put an idea in my mind, gee, what is this sort of taking place here when these stars are visiting our elected officials? what are they doing, you know, why are they there? and what are they accomplishing, if anything? >> what are they accomplishing? >> well, i think it depends why they're there, but in the end you have celebrities and actors, entertainers who are americans, after all, and they really want to influence policy and decisions or in the case of michael jackson, it was a great pr publicity stunt. >> this last one i really like, and it's totally bizarre. it's andy warhol and president jimmy carter, and it looks like a warhol portrait of carter, correct? >> that's correct. you know, andy warhol painted these portraits of, limited edition port traits of jimmy carter, and the carter presidential campaign basically traded the

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