It's the media buzz meter with Howard Kurtz.

You will no doubt be pleased to know that Donald Trump's face is going to be plastered on

passports for this 250th anniversary of America.

I guess he ran out of buildings to put his name or face on.

The White House ballroom, not that popular, according to a new Washington Post ABC poll.

56% of Americans oppose building this thing.

28% support it.

Now, this breaks down along partisan lines, as you might imagine. Sixty-one percent of

independence, 87 percent of Dems oppose it, but about two-thirds of Republicans support the project.

Meanwhile, federal appeals court declining to take up Trump's appeal of the 83 million dollar judgment against him in that case brought by the writer E. Jean Carroll.

That was a decision made yesterday.

Now, this is not a sexual assault case.

It's a defamation case.

So I guess next stop, Supreme Court.

And just when you might be looking on the horizon to the post-Trump era, well, not so fast,

Amazon, according to the Wall Street Journal, considering a reboot of The Apprentice,

which was, you know, Trump's start in television.

Now, first, you know, this is Jeff Bezos, whose company first, you know,

put $75 million into the Melania Trump documentary, oh, early stages, discussions. But the

interesting thing here is, you might wonder why I'm telling you this, the interesting thing here

is, sorry, a little technical glitch there, the interesting thing here is they're eyeing as the host of the possibly rebooted apprentice, Donald Trump Jr.

So the next generation rises up.

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