Good morning, it is Wednesday, October 19th and trending in this hour, the Gallagher Brothers.

Noel Gallagher has blocked all of the OASA songs from the upcoming Liam Gallagher 22 documentary.

Also trending McDonald's, they're adding something sweet to their menu beginning October 26th.

Unfortunately, you'll have to go to a McDonald's in Louisville to participate in it.

Nine McDonald's locations in the city will start serving crispy cream donuts.

They're going to be cooked off site and delivered to the restaurants each morning.

And finally trending the Indianapolis Airport Authority. They're going to host a special ceremony

tomorrow to dedicate a new 14,000 square foot outdoor art installation titled Transitions.

The installation is the largest of its kind in the nation. It will be made of more than 300,000

recyclable cups. And it's going to serve as a visually appealing and artistic way to obscure

construction activity associated with the new $198 million project to rebuild the airport's runways.

It is seven minutes after 10. He's Rob Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels.

And let's take a look at the latest Gallup poll that was just released. And in it,

it talks about yours truly us broadcasters. 34% of Americans trust in the media is gone.

They say that we're not fair. We're not accurate. And it's essentially unchanged from last year.

Two points higher, but but still unchanged. They just don't trust the media. People do not trust

the media, Rob. Yeah. So only 34% do trust the media. And collectively between the two,

28% they don't have much trust. And 38% have none at all. Public school maths is at 66%. That's

right. Yes. The 28 and 38 is 66. So 34% trust, 66% don't. And that is a total indictment on the

mainstream national media in which people have wised up that they are largely serving as just an

arm of the Democrat party. Now the other side of that is what this radio station does every day,

there are are maybe one or two other talk stations in America who have the market share

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