It's the Media Buzz Meter with Howard Kurtz.

My heart, I think everybody's hearts, goes out to Savannah Guthrie.

Now that we know more about the disappearance,

increasingly looking like a kidnapping, of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie.

And Arizona authorities, now that they've made this public, are saying they're treating

her home as a crime scene.

One of those authorities says, what I really need is the community's help with this.

I want to make sure it is a crime scene. We know that. She needs her daily medication. And

anybody that sees anything that even looks, hey, maybe that's her. Just take a quick picture,

take a video, send it to us. And Savannah, of course, co-hosts to the Today Show, put something

on Instagram saying, thank you for lifting your prayers with ours for our beloved mom, our dearest

Nancy. She described her mother as a woman of deep convictions, a good and faithful servant.

So it's hard to imagine that anybody could be so low as to kidnap an 84-year-old woman

randomly. On the other hand, I mean, what is the point here of this to use it as leverage

against the NBC Star.

But with police treating it the way they are,

it's just so deeply troubling. By the way, the documentary of Melania has gotten about the worst reviews I have ever seen in my life for any video, documentary,

etc.

But at the same time, it's generated more cash, more profits than anybody might have expected.

So a lot of people interested in the First Lady and ignoring the

critics. You know, we sometimes say things are creepy. This may be the creepiest thing I've ever seen.

There was a leak of Steve Manon interviewing Jeffrey Epstein. And you know how many of us have even

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