Good morning. It is Friday, October 14th and trending this hour, Notre Dame football.

They are losing their team captain for the rest of the season.

Linebacker Bob Bauer is a fifth year senior and team captain, and he is out for the rest of the year

due to a knee injury. Also trending, Kroger. They agree to buy the rival grocery company Albertsons

for a cool $24.6 billion. Kroger is the second largest grocer in the United States behind Walmart.

Albertsons was fourth after Costco. The two combined together could become the biggest grocery

chain in the country. It is six minutes after 11. He's Rob Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels,

and Republicans are hammering away at President Biden for his failed prediction that inflation

in the US had hit its peak last December, this as we saw an uptick in the consumer price index

this week. Biden's been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism rightfully so.

You got to wonder with all the access to data and information that the President of the United

States and his people have, there's no way they actually thought it was going to peak in December,

right, that there's no way that given all the information they had because it was fairly obvious

and we're just lowly radio broadcasters, mock was still here at the time. This isn't stopping

anytime soon. So what were they operating by other than, and this is what it has to be of,

just make up something and tell people and hopefully the media will cover for us because

why would that have happened? Why would it have stopped? He kept calling it transitory.

Remember that? We were in the transitory phase and then it was all Putin's fault. Now it's

Putin's fault again. Bad news, regardless for everybody, especially seniors and working families

near nearly a year ago, he promised that it had peaked and now here we are, core inflation,

core inflation, now the highest on record in his presidency.

And so he was grandpa was giving some sort of speech yesterday. Was that when he was out in

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