and joining me is my colleague scott ross perot 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 even leaving neverland which premiered just now in january now there was 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 bali just a bit misplaced yeah i think so i mean i don't think you can blame the museum that it's opening this this exhibit now at a time where these new allegations of a 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 the michael jackson's had on pop culture and and and that impact of course

and i worked for you direct from our film expert scott ross for me in the studio thanks for coming in scott so we have here a film with seemingly all of the ingredients. good tear jerker dramedy why it why didn't that's why yeah it's funny because basically makes hollywood style movies for the german audience and so this looked like this was his biggest success this looked like an ideal film to adapt for a hollywood scene but all the elements and so forth ticked all the boxes but i don't i think it's just casting or maybe something's lost in translation but i mean nicole the great actor but he's not sweet he's not he's not fun and funny and you know how to fall in the original german actor he's both of those things and so i think. that's what we're it sort of fell apart what should be funny and should be touching ends up being awkward and the jokes fell flat if you're interested in in this you probably see the original thought ok well i'm thinking about a film like the french comedy. which was so successful and so terrific why and it was also recently remade yes in several languages i

through the earth's crust and twenty nine thousand as the centennial year for the grand canyon scott ross brought thanks so much for bringing us those stories i will finish off with a dose of social commentary from four dollars a good endo who's art is in a word garbage. the portuguese street artist creates animals that are colorful realistic and disarming in how vulnerable they seem they are of course and dangerous species but the harsh subtext is in the material because you use the simple trash that he collects much of which is plastic to drive home the message of environmental destruction. sculpture mean streets. after the download from portugal aliens for dollars a good joke creates sculptures of animals from the cranch. fascinating up cycle the art that underlines a serious environmental issue. with the animals we can easily reach the expressions that are more easy the near to do human expression trush is what is killing the nature destroying the planet so it's about using these materials to continue nation to trash and the worst itself to great images of the victims. old tires and h

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and i'm joined now here on the set by doing culture correspondent scott ross were to talk more about this scott of course allegations of child sexual abuse by michael jackson have been around for quite some time even when he was still alive but it is this documentary that's really reigniting a lot of a lot of the hurt and the anger regarding these accusations talk to us a little bit about this movie and why it struck such a nerve yeah i mean i think part. really it's because of the the times we're living in now this is the pre me two era and i think victims or alleged victims are give be given a platform and now are being heard whereas even just a year ago or two years ago they were probably been ignored or dismissed so i think that's the reason but for this film itself i think the way it's told i mean this film is to two men claiming that they were sexually abused by michael jackson when they were children they don't provide any real evidence of it but the testimony of the film is basically just them giving testimony the entire time telling them their own personal stories and so moti

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scott pulisuf. president of western governors university. thank you for secretary ross and vang viewing to be here. we were founded on premise and pure of changing lives of individuals and families. we believe education is the single biggest catalyst to do so. we believe it is surest path to opportunity in the form of a great job and provident life. we have mission to expand access to high quality education with great out comes, we need more accessible, more affordable, nor more aligned pathways to the workforce the future. it is opportunity to work together with our colleagues. >> thank you, scott. thank you. >> mr. president, juanita dougan, nfib, national federation of independent business. we've been representing hundreds of thousands of small businesses across america for 75 years. thanks to you and the last congress you gave us the largest tax cut in history for america small business and the small business economy has been on fire. you also broke records for optimism in small business for the last two years. and for years taxes an regulations were the biggest pro