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  • we aware of the recent television special,

  • that claimed to give an honest, candid, and revealing look

  • into the private life of one of the world's most successful and controversial celebrities,

  • Michael Jackson

  • The revelations were explosive, the ratings were enormous,

  • but Michael has claimed that what, TV journalist, Martin Bashir presented

  • was a twisted and edited construction of scandal and innuendo

  • Not a true representation of the interviews that actually took place.

  • In the next two hours, we're gonna give you an opportunity unprecedented in the history of television.

  • We're gonna show you footage that was never intended to be broadcast.

  • Tonight, the private video from Michael's own cameras.

  • Cameras that shot 'The Michael Jackson Interview: The Footage You Were Never Meant to See'

  • As much as I do not speak about my family, I will

  • right now.

  • For the first time, Michael's ex-wife speaks out in public.

  • My kids don't call me mom, because I don't want them to.

  • You'll find out what really happened during the astonishing incidents with his children in Germany.

  • And I've seen people that flip their kids up in the air, do somersaults, and catch them.

  • To be honest with you, I think, wait another four or five years

  • the kids will come in front of the camera and they will defend their daddy.

  • You'll hear about Michael's childhood.

  • One of the things that I can see this man tried to do,

  • he tried to pin something on me where I was real brutal.

  • You'll find out how Michael really feels about his father.

  • He doesn't know this, but I walk in the room and his presence would be there and I'd faint.

  • You'll hear about Michael's surgery that the other special didn't mention.

  • The whole top of his caught fire, right in front of my eyes.

  • You'll hear the truth behind Michael's children and their disguises.

  • Michael is very proud of his children; I'm the one who's terrified.

  • You'll go behind the rumors of the Neverland Ranch.

  • I never did - I would slit my wrists before I would hurt a child.

  • And find out how those rumors have driven a family from their home.

  • Gavin call me, he was crying on the phone.

  • He went in gas station, the kid in gas station, they start kidding

  • "Oh you are the kid who doing this with Michael. You slept with Michael."

  • They ruined this kid's life!

  • You'll hear from the people closest to Michael.

  • I've heard someone say on the television that

  • no-one should be allowed behind those gates at Neverland, especially the children.

  • They don't even know what they're talking about.

  • Plus, a surprise revelation from the man behind the Michael Jackson interviews.

  • There will be a lot of controversy about this.

  • Stupid tabloids. You're beyond this, you're a respected journalist.

  • All tonight, on 'The Michael Jackson Interview: The Footage You Were Never Meant to See,'

  • With Mr. Bashir's full knowledge, Michael had his own behind the scenes camera document the major interviews.

  • The quality of the audio and video may be a bit raw at times,

  • but it will enable you to see and hear the interviews as they actually happened,

  • and will allow you, the viewing audience, to draw your own conclusions.

  • While Michael Jackson has provided this footage to us,

  • he has absolutely no control over the editorial content of this program.

  • But who is Martin Bashir and how did he get an exclusive interview

  • with one of the most reclusive pop stars the world has ever known?

  • In 1995, this little known British journalist caused an uproar

  • when his sensational interview with Princess Diana

  • revealed details of her extra marital affair.

  • Since then, he has scored interviews with England's most notorious newsmakers,

  • becoming somewhat of a celebrity himself.

  • His interview was, as he put it, "a request to show me the real man,

  • but show me everything, make nothing off limits."

  • Michael agreed, and the first interview was scheduled for the summer of 2002.

  • In these photos of one of Bashir's interviews with Jackson,

  • you can see the camera that captured the footage you were never meant to see.

  • It's mounted right there, on the light stand.

  • This is the view it was capturing at the last interview,

  • and this is the shot from the very first interview at Neverland.

  • The man adjusting the lens

  • ?And now this is on.

  • - Okay, see, can we have silence in the house? - Yeah

  • Is Jackson's own documentary cameraman.

  • Oh, I just wanted to clarify that it was not a 'secret video.'

  • Right now they are saying that we were secretly video taping it, but that's not the truth.

  • Mr. Bashir saw me hooking up the camera,

  • and everybody saw the camera up there and we were just rolling it.

  • We usually do documentary of every thing that Mr. Jackson does.

  • The bigger the star, the bigger the target.

  • The more popular I became, the more rumors that were created

  • None of which were true.

  • I mean the moment I started breaking the all time records of the biggest selling albums of all time,

  • they calling me weird overnight, strange, whacko.

  • They said that I'm a girl, homosexual,

  • "He wants to buy the elephant man bones,"

  • "He sleeps in a hyperbaric chamber." None of that stuff is true,

  • all completely made up. It's all lies.

  • I sleep in a bed. I mean, people would be so surprised how normal or simple

  • Most people would have a hard time thinking Michael Jackson's life is normal or simple.

  • Maybe it's that ranch, north of Santa Barbara, California; The 3,000 acres he calls Neverland.

  • Neverland is an extraordinary,

  • What inspired me, it was so easy because it was me being myself

  • creating things that I love, and what I love, kids happen to love,

  • or what the child that lives inside the adult happens to love.

  • It is so easy because I'm putting behind the gates everything I never got to do when I was a kid.

  • - Somewhat? - What do you regret?

  • When I was really little, around 11 or 12, I was under contract with Motown

  • and I would have to go to the recording studio. I had to go and make these albums,

  • because the summer tour was right around the corner.

  • Right across the street from the recording studio was a ball park,

  • and I could hear the kids, the roar of the crowd, them playing and catching ball,

  • having fun, playing tennis. Some of those times I so passionately wanted to just go over there,

  • just play a little bit, and not go to the recording studio and sing;

  • just have some fun with the kids, and I couldn't.

  • People say, "Why is he always with children?!" Well, I was raised in a world with adults.

  • The kids were playing and in bed at sleep at night. I was up doing clubs,

  • I was doing club dates, three in the morning. The strip tease would come up after us.

  • We were performing.

  • We didn't have friends;

  • My brothers were my friends. We worked, we worked, we worked.

  • There was no Christmas, there were no birthdays; we were very strict Jehovah's Witnesses.

  • So, I'm compensating. Major make me sure that I'm compensated for the lost.

  • So you come behind my gates, and you'll see an amusement park, you'll see animals,

  • you'll see everything I never got to do.

  • There's candy everywhere.

  • It's fun.

  • While Bashir and his crew were here at Neverland, they got to witness what is almost the weekly experience.

  • Busloads of children, some from the inner city, some orphans, some terminally ill,

  • but all of them escaping their realities to spend the day at Michael Jackson's creation.

  • Who's gonna try to help me?

  • You want to come over here and see the elephants?

  • I feel totally at home with them. I can talk to them one on one, because they don't judge you.

  • They're not looking for anything from you, they just want to have some fun,

  • and that's the same with myself. I can connect to that, I can understand that.

  • The fact that I missed that on so much, as I was a child

  • as soon as they come in the room for me, the whole room lights up.

  • I like the sound they make.

  • They're really funny. Oh God, they're really funny.

  • Yeah, one of the little boys said to me, he saw all the rides, and all the amusements and he said,

  • "Michael Jackson, you own all of this?" I go, "Yeah."

  • He said, "You paid for all of this?" I went, "Yeah, I did."

  • "And you still have money left over?" That's exactly what he said to me.

  • I said, "Yeah." He said, "I can't believe it! I can't believe it!"

  • That's exactly what he said

  • He was amazed that I still had money afterwards.

  • We're the Make-A-Wish staff members, and we're escorting all the Make-A-Wish families who came to meet Michael.

  • It's just a great thing to be a part of it and to see how happy they are.

  • Everything's free, theatre, amusement parks, whatever they want to do, we can do it.

  • Millions a year, but you know, I get it all back when I see them smile.

  • Peter Pan

  • Peter Pan represents, to me, represents something that's very special to my heart.

  • He represents youth, childhood, never growing up, magic, flying,

  • everything that I think that children and wonderment and magic,

  • what it's all about.

  • To me I just have never ever grown out of loving that or thinking that it's very special.

  • No, I am Peter Pan.

  • I'm Peter Pan, in my heart.

  • Yes, that's absolutly true.

  • I've never been betrayed or deceived by children.

  • Adults have let me down; adults have let the world down.

  • What you're seeing all took place on the day that Martin Bashir and his crew were filming at Neverland.

  • You actually see him in several of the shots being taken by Jackson's camera crew.

  • This was supposed to be a documentary to tell the truth, everything,

  • I mean who would bring somebody to his life, and open up all the way, and wanted to lie about it?

  • If want to lie about it, don't even do it.

  • He didn't have to do this documentary; nobody forced him to do this documentary.

  • After a full day spent with children from the Make-A-Wish foundation at Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch,

  • what was Mr. Bashir's comment?

  • We'll quote directly from his appearance on ABC's Primetime Thursday.

  • As we said, that was Bashir's comment heard on TV by millions of people,

  • but what did Bashir say to Michael Jackson about this day at Neverland?

  • Let's take a look at the footage that was captured by Michael's camera documenting the interviews.

  • You know what? He does it all the time and a lot of people see it.

  • A lot of people see it

  • The woman you see has been Michael's makeup artist for over 20 years,

  • after listening to the glowing praise Bashir had for Michael in this interview,

  • she had a very hard believing he could call Neverland a "dangerous place for children."

  • It's so hard for me to imagine that Michael

  • opened up the gates not only to Neverland but to his heart, to Bashir.

  • I really thought that Bashir got it.

  • - This is getting worse. - ?And you never see anyone talk about it.

  • And if they do, they don't

  • don't make it in papers, they don't make it on the interviews, all is negative stuffs

  • Stupid rumors - They cut questions out, they just make it

  • That's why he doesn't do any interviews anymore.

  • They twist everything. From the moment I met him, I remember

  • How can people be so cruel? I remember reading an article and they

  • Now, what could make an award winning journalist have such a different opinion

  • between what he would say on the air,

  • and what he would say in the interview footage, not included in his special?

  • It appears that after Mr. Bashir had called cut for his own camera crew,

  • he may well have forgotten that Michael's camera was still recording his every word.

  • A possibility supported by a ripped request for both him and the producers of his special

  • to make Michael's footage available for their review.

  • The different opinion expressed by Mr. Bashir regarding the safety of the underprivileged children

  • who visit Neverland, is only one of several contradictory moments captured on tape

  • All of which you will see and hear on this program.

  • When we come back, an exclusive interview with Michael's ex-wife.

  • As much as I do not speak about my family, I will, right now.

  • Michael makes a long overdue confession.

  • - You had sex with Debbie? -Yes.

  • I know that's difficult for you to say, because you're embarrassed,

  • but you actually had sex with her, you conceived with - Yes. yes

  • And Debbie tells us about the results.

  • And then his son was born, and the look on his face

  • Plus, a very surprising revelation from Michael's private cameras.

  • All when we return to

  • In addition to the never before seen footage from Martin Bashir's interviews,

  • we have also been allowed unprecedented interviews to some of the people closest to Michael Jackson.

  • People who have turned down very lucrative offers,

  • to tell the inside story of life behind the Neverland gates.

  • They break their silence for the first time. And not for money.

  • No-one interviewed for this show received any payment to tell their story.

  • Their reason for appearing here is to tell the truth as they see it.

  • The person who has most avoided the glare of the spotlight

  • was the person who was perhaps the closest to Michael.

  • The woman who was his wife, and the mother of his first two children Debbie Rowe.

  • What's happened in the past is that things have been taken out of context, twisted around.

  • If I can help straighten it out as much as I do not speak about my family, I will

  • right now.

  • When I was talking to Prince one day, he said to me that he didn't have a mother.

  • He said he didn't have a mother?

  • Yeah, I said, "Prince, where's your mummy?" He said, "I haven't got a mumma."

  • - That's right. - Did you tell him to say that?

  • - No. -What do you think he means when he says, "I haven't got a mother?

  • Like he said, he doesn't have a mother.

  • My kids don't call me mom because I don't want them to.

  • They're not - They're Michael's children.

  • It's not that they're not my children, but I had them because I wanted him to be a father.

  • I believe that there are people who should be parents and he's one of them.

  • He's such a fabulous man, and such a good friend,

  • he's always been there for me, always, from the day I met him.

  • I could do something for him and this is what I wanted to do.

  • Most people think that Michael and Debbie's relationship was very short term

  • Actually, they met over 22 years ago.

  • Was it intense then? No, no, it was over time.

  • I think it was, 18 years, 17, 18 years,

  • that I knew him, when I had Prince.

  • In that time, they've gone on some very unusual outings

  • Often with Michael in disguise.

  • Yeah, he'd call, "What're you doing?" "Nothing, what're you doing?"

  • "Wanna go to the video?" "Yeah." We'd sneak out without security."

  • We got caught. Last time, it was like being chased by people.

  • We'd have to call security, bail us out, but yeah,

  • we'd go out and do stuff, sneaking into premieres and things.

  • Yeah, we had a good time. He's always a lot of fun.

  • When did Michael start talking about wanting to have kids, when he was still with Lisa-Marie?

  • No, they had broken up.

  • I was trying to consult him because he was really upset.

  • He was upset because he really wanted to be a dad.

  • I said, "So be a dad." He looked at me, puzzled.

  • "Let me do this, I want to do this.

  • You've been so good to me, you're such a great friend, please let me do this."

  • I said, "You need to be a dad. I want to do this."

  • I "nagged" him into it, if you will.

  • She's a wonderful person.

  • She knew that Michael Jackson loves children, and she knew Michael Jackson wanted children.

  • That's why. She said, "You need to be a daddy."

  • She said you needed to be a daddy, more than she needed to be a mother?

  • Yes, and she wanted to do that for me as a present.

  • And if you're talking about romance, maybe then?

  • If you want to have a marker,

  • if that makes you and the rest of America feel that they need a marker,

  • they can probably use that.

  • Once Debbie's pregnancy became common knowledge, the tabloid world had one burning question:

  • Did they, or didn't they?

  • The first two, Prince and Paris, were from Debbie, which was natural conception.

  • - You had sex with Debbie? - Yes

  • I know that's difficult for you to say, because you're so embarrassed,

  • but you actually had sex with her, you conceived with her? - yes, yes.

  • Once Debbie learned she was pregnant, Michael warned her of what was to come.

  • He said, "You don't know what they can do."

  • I said, "Oh Michael, come on. We're having a baby, normal people have babies.

  • How can that be weird? We're having a kid.

  • If anything, that's beautiful, it's wonderful, it's great." Boy was I wrong.

  • I found out at one point a picture of me pregnant was worth half a million dollars.

  • To who, and why?

  • Have they never ever seen someone pregnant before?

  • Am I supposed to look different pregnant because it's Michael's baby, than someone else?

  • As you've heard, the decision to have Michael's child was easy for Debbie;

  • the actual birth was another matter.

  • We were very excited, Michael was definitely more excited than I was.

  • He was so excited when we had a contraction.

  • He was there. We had videos, we had music, you know.

  • It was long, it was 23 hours.

  • I had a very colorful language.

  • Every time I went to say something, he'd cut me off with, "Shoot!" or "Fudge!"

  • - Oh, he doesn't like cursing? - He didn't think it was necessary when other words would do.

  • was there the whole time, held my hand, stroked my head.

  • I think I puked once, and I was so embarrassed and he was like,

  • "Stop, you're fine, this is beautiful, this is wonderful."

  • I said, "I'm gonna die!" "No, you're not gonna die! This is great!"

  • "Ok, we're crowning." Michael's he's right there.

  • "Oh my God, this is so beautiful."

  • Yeah, having come from a medical background, there is no way blood and stuff is, there's no way!

  • It can't be - Sorry, I don't come from that background.

  • I'm like, "Michael, it can't be that beautiful!" Oh, he was welling up.

  • Then his son was born, and the look on his face

  • Talk amongst yourselves.

  • I've never seen him that happy

  • and that's what made it wonderful for me, was,

  • to see the look on his face.

  • The birth of Prince Michael was soon followed by a sister, Paris.

  • Yeah, we were kind of told we should wait.

  • I guess there's a 'suggested waiting time.'

  • I was flying to Paris, which was how she got her name and that's where she was conceived.

  • Do you not think, though, that your children would have benefit from contact with their mother?

  • No, but she doesn't... It's private information.

  • She doesn't - She can't handle that.

  • She can't handle her own children?

  • Yeah, I can't deal with that, because I don't want to make anybody upset.

  • While Michael may seem reluctant to discuss Debbie's absence from their children,

  • Debbie had no reluctance whatsoever.

  • People don't understand that, and

  • they want a traditional, they think that something has to be traditional.

  • They have this notion of Beaver Cleaver.

  • That wasn't the reality in the 50s and that's not reality in the 21st century.

  • We have a non-traditional family.

  • If that makes people uncomfortable, then it's a shame that they're not more open.

  • We are a family unit. Michael and I will always be connected with the kids.

  • I will always be there for him; I will always be there for the children.

  • People make remarks, "Oh, I can't believe she left her children."

  • 'Left them'? I 'left' my children? I did not leave my children.

  • My children are with their father, where they're supposed to be.

  • She'd prefer them to be with me than with her.

  • So, this mother carries both children for 9 months in her body

  • and she gives birth to them and she prefers that they have nothing to do with her?

  • We split up because I It got to a point where I couldn't deal with it.

  • I couldn't deal with the fact I couldn't go to the grocery store.

  • For two reasons, one, I'd get followed, two, I'd have to look at crap on the newsstand

  • that are right at the register, it should go out, that wasn't true.

  • I couldn't - I wasn't used to it, I like doing things for myself.

  • Michael was more than generous, "We don't have to go to the grocery store."

  • "But, I want to, I really want to.

  • I want to go back to what I can go back to, that's where I'm used to, that's where I'm comfortable."

  • Doing this is very uncomfortable for me, talking about these things is extremely uncomfortable for me.

  • It's hard when you're an entertainer; it's hard to have a marriage.

  • I mean, one day I'll be married again, but it's too soon.

  • I already went through two tough divorces.

  • So, I'm married to my fans, I'm married to God,

  • I'm married to my children, I'm married to life.

  • Coming up, the notorious incident that had the whole world talking.

  • This happened for like two seconds, but when it gets on the news, they slow it down.

  • Michael's mother reveals what it was like to grow up in the Jackson 5.

  • Joseph didn't beat them or anything like that; we just disciplined them out of love.

  • And we find out why Bubbles had to go.

  • 'Cause a chimp, they get to an age like teenage kids do where they want to challenge their parents.

  • All when we return to:

  • When Martin Bashir arrived to film Michael and his children,

  • Bashir was immediately confronted with one of the major worries of celebrity parents;

  • the horrible danger of kidnapping.

  • Consequentially, as a security measure, public appearances is by Michael's children

  • require that their faces be hidden by masks or veils.

  • If you don't let anyone see the children

  • I don't want a little burnt baby.

  • Somebody took Burke's baby, Charleston Burke's baby into the forest and burned them to death.

  • I don't want that to happen to my children.

  • Bashir's repeated question fails to establish one important fact; whose idea it was to wear the them

  • I obviously have some influence, as their faces are still covered.

  • That was my request, not his.

  • Michael's very proud of his children, I'm the one who's terrified,

  • I'm the one who's seen the notes, that someone's gonna take his children.

  • They're not, they're not, whatever can be done, they're not.

  • There's nothing more terrifying than looking at a piece of paper that says,

  • "I'm taking them." I said, "You know what?

  • I wore a scarf, it was no big deal. Pretend it's Halloween."

  • I don't want people seeing them; the press can be very mean.

  • I don't want them to grow up psychologically crazy because of the evil things they can say to them

  • I want them to be normal. That makes sense, doesn't it? - Yes, it does.

  • And I'm sure at some point, he will say, you know, to the children,

  • "Do you want to wear the scarf?"

  • I will have immediate heart failure, but you know,

  • he's not gonna make his children do something they don't want to do.

  • He's not that kind of parent, not at all.

  • I truly don't see

  • why everybody is focuses on that.

  • Is it a fashion statement? Are the scarves not matching? We'll work on it.

  • While some people may have a hard time with the intense security measures

  • Michael and his family have to follow, there was one particular occurrence in Germany

  • that had many people questioning his children's safety.

  • - No, because - Was there no one in the room who would say, "Michael, don't do it."

  • My brother and sister were up there. - And they didn't say no?

  • No, 'cause I was holding the baby strong, hard, tight

  • - Now, that's exactly what I'm saying, though. - I know better

  • And I've seen people that flip their kids up in the air, do somersaults, and catch them.

  • I get caught in the moment, I was holding on tight. Just, you know, give a wave

  • Listen, it happened for like two seconds, but when it gets on the news,

  • they slow it down, they don't show the crowd.

  • They make it seem like I'm just a centric idiot dangling his baby over a balcony like a nut.

  • I think that the media took it and ran like they do everything else.

  • Like, "OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD!" He's not dropping a baby, please!

  • They blew it up into something it's not.

  • - That was so misunderstood. - Explain it, what don't we know about it,

  • what should we know about him we don't know.

  • - Alright, I'll tell you from the very beginning. - Good.

  • He had such a grip on that child and if you look at it again,

  • he's got that child so tightly held under the armpit.

  • We're showing it now. Yeah, he is, got him pretty tight under his arm.

  • Coverage was up there, security was up there, other people.

  • I took my other children up there and did the same thing

  • Like I said before, he is very proud of his children.

  • To listen to his fans, all night long, they're so adoring and so loving and loyal.

  • They'll be there all night and they wanted to see the little ones, and he showed them the little ones

  • Nothing inappropriate! It may not have been the best thing he's ever done in his life,

  • but certainly I think it was made too big a deal of.

  • - Even now you're happy that You dangled him over it. - Yeah

  • Not happy that I dangled him over the balcony, but I let the kids wave to them.

  • In spite of his admission that he was not happy about the incident,

  • it still did not seem as troubling to Michael as it did to people around the world.

  • A point Martin Bashir made both in his TV special

  • and in his comments on Primetime Thursday after the show aired.

  • What he said about Michael's parenting skills in the footage that was not aired,

  • appears to paint an extremely different picture.

  • We must stress, what you are about to see and hear happened during Bashir's final interview

  • with Michael, long after the incident with the baby on the Berlin hotel balcony.

  • I love them.

  • Thank you so much.

  • And every body who comes into contact with you knows that.

  • I'm crazy about them, I would die for them

  • I'm crazy about them, and I tell them. I look into their eyes every day,

  • I make sure I do that, I say, "Look at me, I love you very much."

  • What they actually say to you is that they love you, and you say,

  • "I love you more." That's what you say, every single time

  • That's your phrase and I've heard it once, I've heard it a million times.

  • Yeah, and um, they say such sweet things sometime.

  • I don't tell them to say it. They say it all the time.

  • Like, Prince looks up to me and say, "Daddy, thank you for giving me a brother."

  • All the time! You know, Paris will say that too, "Thank you for giving us a brother."

  • You know, and they - I would like to have more children.

  • You know, if he called me tonight and said, "Let's have five more,"

  • in a heartbeat. -You would do it again, if he asked you? -in a heartbeat.

  • Now, what could have persuaded one of the world's most reclusive superstars to grant an interview

  • and a camera crew entrance into his life?

  • Now according to Jackson, it was to answer many of the important questions,

  • the tabloids and fans have been speculating about for years.

  • As you've seen, not all of those important answers made it on the air.

  • As for the not-so-earthshaking ones?

  • They were edited out, too. Like, the whereabouts of Jackson's former constant companion.

  • - Where is Bubbles now? - Bubbles is

  • He's with a caretaker with 40 to 50 other chimps,

  • because chimps, they get to an age, like teenage kids do, where they want to challenge their parents.

  • Like, if your father tell you to do something, you go, "Why? Why do I have to do it, Dad?"

  • " Chimps are very much like that, too; they can become dangerous in a way.

  • If they get angry with you and decide to take you on, it's no match,

  • I mean, they're very, very strong. They can take your finger off,they're very powerful.

  • But how Bubbles was living at Neverland,

  • Bubbles, the other animals, and Michael were virtually inseparable.

  • Many people made fun of me with my animals.

  • If I come home from a hard day at the studio,and I come home to my deer or my chimps,

  • and I can hug them and they don't ask you anything, they don't complain.

  • They just want a hug and some love, and to get on with it.

  • You know, "Where's the pizza? Whip up some ice cream." 'Cause the chimps, they love snacks.

  • They run around, and they help me clean the room, they help me fix up things. They're very

  • Their DNA is literally identical to ours, if you look in the microscope.

  • They're amazing. - Chimps would help you clean the house?

  • Yeah, yeah. They helped me clean up my room, they helped me dust,

  • they cleaned windows, they flushed the toilet after they used the bathroom

  • You let the chimps use your own bathroom? - Sure, yeah, of course.

  • Bubbles would go himself.

  • He would sit at the table, pick up his spoon and his fork, and he eats.

  • He was very polite. They're very intelligent.

  • While in Berlin, with Jackson,

  • Martin Bashir was invited to accompany Michael and his two children, on a trip to the zoo.

  • But because someone had evidently tipped off the press,

  • the paparazzi were out in force, causing chaos,

  • and a potentially dangerous situation for the Jackson family.

  • Do you know it took us three and a half hours to get in and out

  • and we sat four minutes in front of the gorillas; it was chaos, Michael.

  • Yeah, it was chaos. You filmed it, right? -Yeah. I was in the middle of it; our cameraman fell over.

  • At one point, Prince got hurt by someone's umbrella. -Yeah, yeah. He did.

  • Do you really think it was worth the pain of three and a half hours for

  • four minutes in front of the gorillas?

  • Well, I'm not a foreseer of events; I'm not a super seer.

  • It probably kind of looked

  • I didn't know that was gonna happen like that.

  • As you've seen and heard from Michael's behind the scenes camera of Bashir's interview,

  • Bashir seems to express a genuine concern of the welfare of Michael's children

  • and raises the question as to Michael's apparent lapse of parental judgment.

  • but what Bashir doesn't include is Michael's explanation

  • that Michael was informed that the zoo would be closed during his visit.

  • I go to the zoo all the time and I go usually when they close it down.

  • They told us that this would be closed down, and they didn't, they left the gates open

  • when fans and people started pouring in.

  • What happened was - What the owner said, 'cause I was there what he actually said that his view was

  • at the end of the normal opening hours, he would have closed the zoo,

  • and would have just opened it for you and your family, but you decided not to go then,

  • you wanted to go in the day rather than -That's not true.

  • Is that not true? - I wouldn't want to go in the day, especially

  • since I have a problem with the sun.

  • Well, it was winter in Germany, so it wasn't so -Night time would have been much cooler.

  • Yeah. Well, wouldn't it have been much better to have gone at night? -Yeah.

  • So, why didn't you? - I never knew there was the proposal

  • I thought we had a slot and that was it.

  • This was just a misunderstanding from the zoo park and Michael's people

  • they thought the zoo was going to be closed, but it wasn't.

  • That whole thing wasn't a big deal,I mean he goes through that all the time.

  • Coming up, Michael's video cameras capture a very revealing moment.

  • They're so quick to call you strange and weird, but it's like you're forced to be different

  • Michael's father reacts to Bashir's special.

  • Well, one of the things I see this man tried to do

  • he tried to pin something on me where I was real brutal.

  • What caused the surgery the other special didn't tell you about?

  • He was so badly burnt on the top on his

  • The whole top of his head caught fire, right in front of my eyes.

  • All when we return to

  • In the past hour, you've seen a British journalist ask some tough questions.

  • What hurts you mostly? -The lies, the lies, they're complete lies.

  • And some tougher questions.

  • You had sex with Debbie? - Yes

  • - I know that's difficult for you to say, because you're embarrassed -Yes, but we're not on camera.

  • You're about to hear Michael Jackson's family rally around him, voicing their supports

  • They can go and talk to these children all they want; they're not going to find anything.

  • What they need to do is leave him alone.

  • And voicing their disagreements.

  • I hear Michael saying that he was "lonely", but back in those days

  • Michael had his brothers - He had all his brothers to play with.

  • You've seen Michael's ex-wife come forward for the first time, with expression of emotion.

  • I've never seen him that happy and that's what made it wonderful for me.

  • And expressions of strength.

  • I did not leave my children. My children are with their father, where they're supposed to be.

  • But most of all, you've seen Michael Jackson's own private cameras catch the good

  • I think God's out there and is giving us children

  • The bad

  • "If you dangle Blanket over a balcony, you are going to be severely criticized."

  • The strange

  • You let the chimps use your own bathroom? - Sure, yeah, of course. Bubbles would go himself.

  • And the strangely human

  • No, I am Peter Pan. -No, you're Michael Jackson. -I'm Peter Pan, in my heart.

  • But what you've seen so far is only the beginning of

  • In addition to revisiting the interviews with Michael Jackson that were contained in the ABC special,

  • we've also asked members of the Jackson family to comment on the information that the special chose to include.

  • While the Jacksons are a very supportive family, not all of what they have to say

  • is in complete agreement with Michael and many of the comments

  • you'll hear have never been revealed publicly until now.

  • We tried to get a bubble out of this, the way of being united together

  • we don't like some of the things that are being said out there,

  • but when you're number one out there all over the world, you get those kind of pot shots

  • out there at all times.

  • You've been so successful and you've amassed so much wealth, you never need to work again.

  • Yet, you don't seem to enjoy it; it seems that you're restricted somehow.

  • I enjoy it through my children, I enjoy it - But I'm talking about you, you just don't seem to enjoy it.

  • Enjoy what? - Enjoy your success, enjoy your wealth.

  • It's hard to - I can enjoy it behind my gates,but I can't go out and enjoy it,

  • because it becomes work all over again.

  • Working has been Michael's life since he was five-years-old.

  • As we've already seen, missing out on his childhood continues to affect him to this very day.

  • You often seem very lonely, is that true? - I used to be very lonely, painfully lonely.

  • You have no idea. I used to walk the streets,

  • looking for people to talk to.

  • I hear Michael saying that he was "lonely", but back in those days,

  • Michael had his brothers - He had all his brothers to play with.

  • Jermaine: He had all of us.

  • And those kids that he'd throw all the candy around, he'd buy so much candy and kids would be in a circle,

  • standing around in a circle.

  • They all be eating candy off the allowance I had given him,

  • but one thing he enjoyed was seeing those kids eating that candy He'd be laughing.

  • you surrounded by your family, by musicians, by people wanting to be your friend?

  • You were an international superstar. How can you say you have no friends?

  • 'Cause those people spoke to me on a language, on another level that was musical,

  • was entertainment, but to get away from that, to separate one's self from that

  • and to try to discover the fun things about life.

  • When do you feel lonely? -When do I feel lonely?

  • I mean, I can be, Usually in hotels, and there's thousands of fans chanting there on the street,

  • it wasn't super bad. I mean, they're chanting that they love you and everything,

  • you can't get out, you feel trapped inside, and you just cry, you feel lonely, you know?

  • There's all that love out there, but still, you really do feel trapped and alone and that you can't get out.

  • If you go to a bookstore, if you go out, if you go to a club , which I don't like clubs.

  • You know, every book you buy, they wonder,

  • "Why are you buying this?" "Why is Michael Jackson buying this?"

  • "Why are you reading this?" Or you go to the club, as soon as you go in there, every song is my song

  • as if I want to hear my own music.

  • Everybody starts chanting for me to dance, so it becomes a show all over again,

  • so you can't go anywhere. Wherever you go, you know?

  • That's not much of a life, is it? -I know, and it's difficult,

  • and I don't want to complain like I'm complaining, because it comes with the territory,

  • but I don't think people understand the other side that comes with it

  • so quick to call you strange and weird, but it's like like you're forced to be different,

  • because it's not normal in life.

  • I can do the normal things; go to the store to buy a piece of bread

  • a piece of candy or something - He can't do that,

  • so that would cause you to become a reclusive, to sort of be withdrawn.

  • Do you not wish that you could sometimes go to the local store

  • and buy yourself some food and come back later.

  • Of course! I want to go to the market, like one of those markets

  • and take one of those carts and throw some food in there, and go down the aisle.

  • I would love do that -Can you do that?

  • No, of course not. I tried, and

  • every The whole place stops.

  • Everybody's chanting and getting your autograph, and it's hard, it doesn't work.

  • That's why I love putting on disguises.

  • One of the disguises Michael would wear in public was from his music video, Ghosts,

  • a makeup process that would take several hours

  • and would turn him completely into an unrecognizable, very large, white man.

  • I'd sit on a bench in DisneyLand, a fantasy.

  • I would sit there and I remember, I loved it, I learned so much, watching people

  • studying people's character. That's what I like

  • I like going inside, and it's the same thing with a performance.

  • You can tell right away with an artist, you can read it on her face,

  • when she's dancing, she's counting, "One, and two, and three, and four, and five, and six and?"

  • You see it, when you, that's the wrong concept for dance; dancing is about feeling

  • not thinking and when they count, they're thinking.

  • You should feel, become the bass, become the drums, become the guitars and the strings

  • and you just become a oneness, you know?

  • That's very important. That's real.

  • But, that's Michael Jackson talking as a performer - I love performing.

  • But that's not -I wish I could sleep on stage.

  • But that's not Michael Jackson the person.

  • One of the most compelling and revealing lines of question that Martin Bashir persued

  • had to do with the strict discipline that Michael and his brothers endured

  • at the hands of their father.

  • Unfortunately, this is footage that Mr. Bashir and his producers have not allowed us to show you.

  • But we can tell you, that it was a very emotional description

  • of beatings with belts and the cords from irons.

  • You remember when you said to me that you used to want to run away from your father?

  • I hated it, I used to hide.

  • One of the things that I can see this man tried to do he tried to pin something on me

  • where I was real brutal and raising these guys,Jermaine and all the rest of them

  • they all got whippin's, they didn't get no beatings.

  • were disciplined in the way that which he knew, during that time

  • all children and parents of the type, they whipped their kids.

  • We had to be in before the lights on at night, and we had to ask for things.

  • I thought it was great because it allowed us to become what we became,

  • we never got on drugs, we never got in trouble.

  • I see the difference for my up-bringing as from when I came to California,

  • and friends that I went to go to school with, how they would curse their parents out

  • and slam their door and disrespect them.

  • Joseph didn't beat them or anything like that we just disciplined them out of love.

  • The Bible says if you love a child, you will discipline them.

  • The discussion of the strict discipline and verbal abuse by Michael's father

  • went on for about eight minutes in Mr. Bashir's finished special.

  • What he did not include was a short, but very revealing comment from Michael about his father.

  • He just -- I don't think how he - how much he hurt me with his love

  • but he's a genius, the man is a genius, the same time he was a genius, he really is.

  • But Michael, he injured you when you were a child. - Yeah, but look at what came out of it.

  • Maybe I wouldn't have the affection for kids that I have today, and wanting to help them.

  • When we return, the police investigation that put Michael on the offensive.

  • At every opportunity, the media has dissected and manipulated these allegations

  • to reach their own conclusions.

  • And Debbie Rowe finally reaches her limit.

  • I'm tired of the lies; I'm tired of the bullshit

  • The devastating disease that Michael claims turned him porcelain white.

  • That I was putting on cream to make myself lighter, and that's not true, I have vitiligo.

  • And friends of Michael who were forced to leave their home,

  • all when "..." continues

  • Without a doubt, one of the most controversial topics of Michael Jackson's

  • life is his relationship with children.

  • The scandals and rumors surrounding allegations made against Jackson

  • are the subject of seemingly speculation.

  • As we've told you before, Michael Jackson has no editorial control over the content of this program.

  • What you see and hear is intended to be an unbiased presentation

  • that allows you to draw your own conclusion.

  • Some years ago, you yourself were about to embark on a tour and allegations were made about you and children.

  • What about 1993, what happened, what was Michael Jackson doing? - It's 'cause they don't know me

  • they don't know. All that was false, I'm a completely innocent guy,

  • I would never do that. I would slit my wrists before I would hurt a child.

  • He would never hurt a child, never, it's not in him.

  • No way, he would never do anything inappropriate with a child

  • it's the furthest thing from his mind.

  • When the allegations came in '93, I think it was

  • devastating. I mean, talk about going for the jugular

  • At every opportunity, the media has dissected and manipulated these allegations

  • to reach their own conclusions.

  • I ask all of you to wait and hear the truth before you label or condemn me.

  • I watched Michael after they accused him of that child molestation.

  • At first he was a little lonely and all, but he never stopped

  • because he knew it wasn't the truth. He never stopped loving children.

  • Nah, that's what I admire about him, he keeps going, he's not gonna give up

  • He's gonna still give to all of us, I just know it.

  • Bashirs will come and go, but Michael will live forever.

  • Apparently there's some confusion with sleeping in beds.

  • My favorite thing to do is to sit in bed and watch TV.

  • If you're coming over, take your shoes off, get on the bed, we're watching TV.

  • Michael was never indicted of anything, never charged, nothing.

  • Now, they came in his house, right?

  • They tore this house apart, they went into my mother's space

  • They tore it up, they went into my mother's hyper-pressure pills.

  • I mean, just what were they looking for?

  • They were trying and trying to get some crap on Michael that was not true.

  • What hurts you mostly? - When they lie, the lies, the complete lies.

  • It hurts me because I know there are children out there who has to hear that crap.

  • Why are there people do that when all you've done is brought some of the most beautiful music

  • the most beautiful popular music that many of us have ever heard?

  • Why do people want to judge you if you've done, what you've done has been an artist?

  • Cause of the success, people become jealous.

  • It hurts to be misunderstood, no matter how much you try to put people on track

  • there will still be some judgment, and it's sad, so far from the truth.

  • Following the broadcast of Mr. Bashir's special, the speculation about what

  • went on in Jackson's private life was once again headline news.

  • Primarily due to the story of Gavin, a young man who had reportedly been dying of cancer.

  • Gavin was somebody who was diagnosed with cancer.

  • Doctors gave them, I think, three weeks or one month to live.

  • One of his last wishes was to meet Michael, a request fulfilled through

  • Los Angeles business man, Jamie Masada.

  • Then he said to me, he said under his breath, "I want to meet Michael Jackson."

  • At that point, I didn't know Michael Jackson, I just came out of the room, I start crying

  • I didn't know what to do.

  • I called Neverland, I said, "Is anyway you can get a chance to call the kid?"

  • Then I come in next day, and I see Gavin have a little smile on his face.

  • I said, "Gavin, what's going on?" He said, "Michael call me."

  • Gavin and his family formed an immediate bond with Jackson, creating an atmosphere

  • that many believe played a large role in Gavin's recovery.

  • You know, two and a half years ago, they said, "Two more weeks, he's dead." Now he's alive.

  • His appearance on the Bashir special showed a seemingly happy and healthy young man,

  • clearly, very fond of Jackson.

  • While Mr. Bashir did touch on Gavin's amazing recovery, many believed

  • that the real focus was on Michael's relationship with the young man

  • especially the revelation that they had spent the night in the same room.

  • The thing that is upset me right now reason why I'm giving you this interview

  • is because Gavin call me, he was crying on the phone.

  • He went in gas station, the kid in gas station, they start kidding,

  • "Oh you are the kid who doing this with Michael. You slept with Michael."

  • It's horrible to do to a kid. This kid been through horrible life, been through horrible life so far.

  • Since Mr. Bashir's documentary aired, Gavin and his mother have gone into

  • seclusion after being bombarded by requests for interviews from tabloids around the world.

  • This statement released to the press by Gavin's mother says,

  • "I am appalled at the way my son has been exploited by Martin Bashir.

  • The relationship that Michael has with my three children is a beautiful,

  • loving, father, sons, and daughter one.

  • To my children and me, Michael is part of our family."

  • In addition, she is considering action against Mr. Bashir for including Gavin

  • in his special without parental consent.

  • I can only take the lies for so long and I've reached my limit

  • and that's why I'm doing this.

  • I'm not here to defend my boss; I'm here to tell the truth.

  • I didn't really know how you behaved with the people who come to the

  • ranch and who come to your home, I hadn't seen it.

  • You were the most generous person,

  • but I looked around here yesterday, and some of the people really appreciated it,

  • but others were greedy, others couldn't help themselves. Do you sometimes despair of human nature?

  • Yes.

  • One of the topics repeatedly brought up in Martin Bashir's interviews is

  • the same one that has been the subject of speculation by countless tabloids, talk shows,

  • and comic monologues for over 20 years: Michael Jackson's changing appearance.

  • Having surgery or changes or whatever, cosmetic surgery, or anything like that.

  • People have that sort of thing in this country all the time.

  • All the time. -People go on a weekly basis to have things changed.

  • All the time, and most celebrities, most movie stars. -So why is it such an issue that you do that?

  • The fact that they say that I've had

  • Like I'm overly obsessed with it, it's not true, that's not

  • The things they said are not true. I haven't had my eyes done, I haven't had my cheekbones done,

  • I haven't had my lips done, I haven't had my chin done. That's a lie, they just go too far.

  • In the final interview, eight months later, Martin Bashir is still

  • doubled pursuing rumors of Michael's plastic surgery.

  • I look fine? - You look fine! I'm the one who looks stinky.

  • That's nice, Michael. -But you don't look stinky.

  • An area of his life, he feels Michael had been less than honest about.

  • You know, you've physically changed, haven't you? The photographs of you if I look at them

  • No, it's called adolescence, it's called growing and changing.

  • Yeah, but even the shape of your face has changed. - No, it has not

  • I had no plastic surgery on my face, just my nose. It helped me breathe better

  • so I could hit higher notes and help clear up. The press, it's like, they add up all this stuff,

  • nothing put there in my eyes, cheekbones, chin, nothing, they made it all up.

  • Do you think that people do go too far with plastic surgery, generally?

  • Well it's for them. - So why are you so defensive when people say like,

  • "Mick Jagger's had one, Paul McCartney may have had one. Oh, Michael Jackson's had one!"

  • They don't do it that way. - What are they do it?

  • They just pick on me like I'm the only one that does it. That's why.

  • So if people said, "Well, actually Michael's the same as everyone else,"

  • then it wouldn't upset you so much? - Yeah. It wouldn't upset me so much.

  • I mean, if you want to have a facelift, you have a facelift. - Yeah, if it makes you happy.

  • Regardless of your opinion about the extent of Michael's plastic surgery,

  • one fact is clear, Martin Bashir's TV special made only passing reference

  • to one of the most noticeable differences in Michael's appearance.

  • Bashir was quoted as saying, "When Michael Jackson was a boy, he was a black kid.

  • Now as an adult, he looks like a white man."

  • Which was a rumor; they said I was putting on cream to make myself lighter.

  • That's not true, I have vitiligo. - You have a condition.

  • Vitiligo is a medical condition that Jackson claims has afflicted him for more than 20 years.

  • This disfiguring skin disease affects nearly 2% of the world's population and strips

  • all pigmentation from the skin. The result is not just pale, but porcelain white.

  • In the beginning, when the vitiligo happened, started happening relatively early.

  • He even was trying to hide it from me. He tried to hide it for quite a while.

  • You know, always trying to cover it with makeup, even out his skin tone.

  • Until, it just got so extensive, I mean it's all over his body.

  • We were always trying to hide it and cover it for the longest time until, he just had to tell Oprah

  • and tell the world, "Listen, I'm not trying to be white, I have a skin disease."

  • The loss of pigment exposes vitiligo sufferers to great risk of skin cancer,

  • requiring constant shade from the sun and thick makeup or sun block to lessen the exposure.

  • You know, in the beginning, I tried to cover the light spots to the darkest part of his skin,

  • but then it became so extensive that we had to go with the lighter part of the skin,

  • 'cause his whole body was reacting. He would have to be in full body makeup, every inch of his body.

  • It was easier to make the transition to him being to the lighter shade that he is.

  • For Michael, one of the most painful side-affects of vitiligo is the reminder of the earlier

  • skin trauma that humiliated him as a child.

  • You talked about, how when you went through adolescence, you had a terrible time.

  • In fact, I had a look at some pictures of you during that period, and you did have a lot of spots.

  • Yeah, yeah.

  • Being shy about it, I am and was, but even worse then.

  • Terribly embarrassed, it's like a disease.

  • Perhaps the most startling omission regarding Michael's history with plastic surgery,

  • came during a discussion of the procedures that Michael admits to having.

  • You're saying you've only had one piece of surgery on your nose? - Two.

  • You've had two? - As I can remember.

  • This is where the TV show stops, but had they included Michael's answer from just 10 seconds earlier,

  • they would have allowed him to remind us of a serious injury that severely affected his appearance.

  • No, no, no. I was severely burned. - Yeah, but apart from having that surgery because of obviously

  • injury from the fire.

  • January 27th, 1984, Michael was shooting a commercial that attempted to duplicate a concert performance.

  • During the last take, a planned pyrotechnic explosion went wrong and ignited Michael's hair on fire.

  • He was so badly burnt on the top of - He was - His whole top of the head caught on fire,

  • right in front of my eyes. I couldn't do anything about it, I couldn't get to him on time.

  • Miko, Marlon Brando's son, was able to push away the barricades and jump on him,

  • and put out the fire with his bare hands.

  • He will have nursing and medical personnel on call 24 hours a day.

  • Due to his very excellent health and his very strong personal and religious commitments,

  • he will have as excellent of a recovery as is possible.

  • Michael was rushed to the hospital, where he was treated for second and third degree burns.

  • He later underwent skin graph surgery in an attempt to repair the damage.

  • But as we noted, as severe as this incident was, it was completely ignored by Bashir.

  • You did nothing to your cheeks? - Uh, no, no! These cheek bones?

  • Yeah. - No!

  • You haven't had any inserts. - No.

  • My father had

  • What about your eaten food - I would be idiot if I had

  • Can we get on with this plastic surgery garbage? This is tabloid stuff.

  • You are beyond this, you're a respected journalist. - I know, the problem is

  • When we return, we'll take a look at some of the answers that were never heard.

  • They call me weird overnight, strange, whacko, you know,

  • they said I'm a girl, homosexual, "He wants to buy the Elephant Man's Bones",

  • "He sleeps in a hyperbaric chamber." None of that stuff is true!

  • And some of the differences in opinion.

  • So you're happy you did it now? - Yeah because I shared

  • Even though you've been attacked

  • people in America say you shouldn't look after the children? - They're wrong, they're wrong.

  • A lot of people said, "Leave him alone, shut the hell up." A lot of people.

  • All caught on Michael Jackson's own camera.

  • When we return to

  • One of the basic qualities of respected journalism is objectivity.

  • As you may have heard in several recent news stories one of Michael Jackson's prime

  • complaints about the reporting featured in Martin Bashir's documentary and subsequent interviews

  • was his lack of objectivity. As we've already seen, some of Mr. Bashir's comments

  • that made the air appeared to be quite different than opinions he expressed in

  • Jackson's behind the scenes footage.

  • About Michael's ranch? Mr. Bashir's on-air comment was,

  • But what he said behind the scenes was this,

  • This comment about Michael's method of raising children was included on Bashir's special,

  • But this was not,

  • I love them.

  • Another of Jackson's complaints about the document is the non-inclusion of certain statements

  • that he feels are pertinent to objective reporting. Like when Bashir devoted almost eight minutes

  • to the abuse by Michael's father.

  • You remember when you said to me that you used to want to run away from your father?

  • I hated it, I used to hide.

  • But did not include this short and revealing comment.

  • He hurt me with his love, but he's a genius, the man is a genius,

  • On Michael's taking his children to the zoo, Bashir says,

  • What you don't hear is Michael's response.

  • I go to the zoo all the time and I go usually when they close it down.

  • They told us that this would be closed down.

  • And as far as probing for the truth about Michael's changing appearance,

  • the subject about vitiligo was virtually ignored.

  • And the severe burns, the reconstructive surgery, were never mentioned at all.

  • Can we get on with this plastic surgery garbage? This is tabloid stuff. You are beyond this.

  • Regardless of whether you feel that Michael Jackson is correct in his assertion

  • that Martin Bashir's documentary was not a true representation of the interviews

  • that actually took place, there is one question that many people share.

  • How could Michael Jackson, a 44-year-old man, who has spent most of his life in

  • the spotlight, have allowed himself to open up to a virtual stranger?

  • This footage from Michael's camera may give you a better understanding.

  • It seems to me that through history, people they really want to make someone big

  • and they want to be, "Oh this person is so talented, and we have to make them godlike,

  • and they have to be perfect." Then as soon as they're there, they get more joy in tearing someone down.

  • That whole special was just an attempt to tear him apart and he trusted Martin Bashir.

  • They took this thing back to the studio and they took a lot of things out.

  • The way this thing was narrated was just not fair.

  • have you and I spent the last eight months never hearing that?

  • I don't know, you tell me. I'm always continuously

  • They want to make you act as if you're crazy.

  • And then slowly he started bringing in his own opinion into the picture.

  • As a reporter, as news, I like to see the truth, then I'll decide what my take would be on it.

  • Oh my gosh, yeah. - It's not just you though, you can see that.

  • Bashir's will come and go, but Michael will live forever, in everybody's hearts.

  • If indeed this video or whatever it was that was shot, is supposed to be about Michael,

  • then it will show him as a caring, loving, understanding, father,

  • person, human being,

  • because that's what he is.

  • matter what you may feel about what you've seen on this program, it's hard to deny,

  • that Michael Jackson is a complex and controversial subject who elicits a passionate

  • response from virtually everyone who comes in contact with him, whether through

  • his music or through his private life.

  • In the past two hours, our only goal has been to present an objective

  • view of events showing them as they actually occurred, and allowing you to draw your own conclusion.

  • But we do feel it's appropriate to leave you with one more piece of information. Mr. Bashir is quoted as saying.

  • This comes from an interview dated just a few days ago.

  • Thanks for joining us everyone, I'm Maury Povich, good night.

  • Do you sometimes despair of human nature?

  • Yes.

  • Yes, of course. - I mean, can you ever do anything that's right?

  • No, no, no, no, no.

  • No matter what you do, there's always somebody that will say something about it. They have their

  • They're opinionated, you know? No matter what you do.

  • No matter how good your intentions are, there's always some jerk,

  • some mean spirited person trying to bring you down.

  • All you wanted to do was bring some love and some joy, that's all.

  • Grenada who made "Living With Michael Jackson" program originally broadcast on ATV

  • maintain that it was not fair and balanced portrait of Michael Jackson and stands by it.

we aware of the recent television special,

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與邁克爾-傑克遜一起生活 - 第二場 (PL / ENG 字幕) (Living With Michael Jackson - Take 2 (PL / ENG subtitles))

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