Topic: Paris Jackson

Lionsgate is producing a Michael Jackson biopic starring his nephew, Jafar Jackson, which reportedly glosses over child sex abuse allegations. The film focuses on Jackson's ascent to superstardom through 1984, leading to protests from survivors and criticism from the director of "Leaving Neverland." Jackson's daughter, Paris Jackson, has also condemned the film for perceived inaccuracies.

Lester Holt and Hallie Jackson report on Donald Trump's perceived "about face" regarding the prosecution of Hillary Clinton and the Paris Climate Accord. The report frames Trump's comments to the New York Times as broken promises. The hosts argue that the media is manufacturing outrage over standard post-election pivots.

The hosts review a segment from France 24 featuring culture editor Eve Jackson interviewing 90-year-old fashion designer Pierre Cardin. Cardin makes confusing statements about women wanting to be men and the relationship between "tomorrow" and "yesterday," which the hosts find unintentionally hilarious.

A dispute within the Jackson family emerged after Paris Jackson reported her grandmother, Katherine Jackson, as missing. While Jermaine Jackson claimed she was resting in Arizona on doctor's orders, the hosts express skepticism regarding the involvement of a doctor who previously testified in the Conrad Murray trial.