and joining me is my colleague scott rockstro thanks for coming in scott this is so interesting because obviously this exhibition was shown first at the national portrait gallery in london last year then went on to paris and that was of course before anyone had ever even seen leaving leaving neverland which premiered just now in january now there is practically no mention no reference to any of these sexual abuse allegations at the time even though they had been around obviously for a very long time as is all this finger pointing at the museum in bonn just a bit misplaced yeah i think so i mean i don't think you can blame the museum that it's opening the u.s. this exhibit now at a time where these new allegations of made public and that's what everyone's talking about and they've made the argument i think it's a justify one that this isn't an exhibit praising or celebrating michael jackson and it's not really even about a right it's about his it's not even about his work it's about the sort of impact that he has had that michael jackson's had on pop culture and and that impact of course