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It's the Media Buzz Meter with Howard Kurtz.

I am getting, it will probably be Paul McCartney's last album today, the one of his memories of growing up.

And I will have a review for you.

Donald Trump, meanwhile, says he wants to go to the NBA finals.

Seems to me that would be a security nightmare.

Everybody was thinking that the Oklahoma City Thunder would be the opponent, but San Antonio whipped them last night.

And so it's tied 3-3, so we'll have to see how that works out.

You know the big 250th celebration and so forth?

Well, it's kind of falling apart, at least on a musical level.

This is the Freedom 250 concert series,

The Great American State Fair.

But now two-thirds, get this, two-thirds of the musical acts,

have dropped down, saying they had no idea they were performing at this event

or were misled about it being political.

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