Hi, welcome to your Hollywood crime scene mini episode.

Hello. Well, we're starting off with some devastating news for those who were excited about it.

I don't know anyone personally.

But the concert for America's 250th birthday has been canceled.

Oh, I'm so sad.

I'm so sad.

This was going to be held at the Great American

State Fair on the National Mall. And Trump wrote on Truth Social that there will be a giant

make America great again rally instead of these overpriced singers who nobody wanted to hear whose music is boring

and yet who do nothing but complain.

Bitch, you were the, who put them on the lineup?

Exactly.

Who put them on the lineup?

So let's go back into happier days for this concert.

This is a serious, so the Great American State Fair is a series of concerts, exhibits, and tributes.

Other programs were scheduled to take place from June 25th to July 10th on the National

Mall. It was organized by Freedom 250, which is billed as a nonpartisan organization, but was launched last year by Donald Trump and is headed by a Trump State Department appointee from his first term, a businessman named Keith Cratch.

Keith Cratch.

But unfortunately, very quickly, these artists realized that this was not nonpartisan and in fact was very political.

Most recently, Brett Michaels dropped out.

The Comradeur's dropped out.

The first person to drop out was Martina McBride, which was kind of shocking, because country artists typically mean more that way.

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