Oprah never questioned the allege accusers motives, or why it took them so long to report the molestation, in her interview.Īt the end of the special following the final installment of HBO’s Leaving Neverland documentary on Monday, Oprah Winfrey turned to the three men she was interviewing before saying, “We’re all gonna get it.” It was taped before an audience of alleged sexual-abuse survivors and featured a Q&A between Oprah, Safechuck, and Robson. HBO and OWN aired a special interview hosted by Oprah Winfrey featuring Wade & James entitled, Oprah Winfrey Presents: After Neverland. Before then, both men had stated publicly that Michael never molested them. And we have since learned that both Wade & James made their first public accusations against Michael in 2012 – after filing a $1.5 billion lawsuit. The documentary showed no direct evidence that either man was telling the truth. Oprah aired a special after the two-night broadcast of Dan Reed’s HBO documentary “ Leaving Neverland”, which explores allegations of sexual abuse by Michael Jackson by accusers accusers Wade Robson and James Safechuck. Including the clips of the interview she had with the "victims". Here’s the just deleted all the videos on her YT channel/social media regarding the #LeavingNeverland "documentary". Many on social media are speculating that Oprah is trying to thwart a potential backlash against her – and her new venture with Apple’s streaming service. She’s deleted all tweets and YouTube videos of her Finding Neverland Interviews. Oprah committed treason against Black society by going along with an attack on Michael Jackson’s legacy.ĪFRICANGLOBE – Oprah Winfrey appears to be backtracking of her extraordinary criticism of legendary singer Michael Jackson. It was also sexual seduction.” She praised Reed, saying that he was “able to illustrate in these four hours what tried to explain in 217. She admitted that she “tried and tried and tried to get the message across to people that sexual abuse is not just abuse. A survivor of child sexual abuse herself, Oprah praised Reed for his approach to the project. Winfrey does not care about the backlash (of which she has received plenty even before the interview aired). It’s like a scourge on humanity… If it gets you, our audience, to see how it happens, then some good would have come of it.” This is a moment in time that allows us to see this societal corruption. But for me, this moment transcends Michael Jackson.” It is much bigger than any one person. She said, “I know people all over the world are going to be in an uproar and debating whether or not Michael Jackson did these things and whether these two men are lying or not lying. Oprah told the audience that she expects backlash. Jackson’s estate has vehemently denied the accusations and called both Robson and Safechuck liars. The hour-long interview aired on the OWN network and the studio audience was made up of sexual abuse survivors, supporters and family members. Winfrey sat down with the two men accusing Jackson of childhood sexual abuse, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, and director Dan Reed. After the controversial airing of HBO’s “Leaving Neverland,” a documentary that details two men’s experiences being abused as children by Michael Jackson, Oprah Winfrey conducted an interview with the two men.