So you're likely going to lose weight this Thanksgiving, but it will be from your wallet.

The lead starts right now.

And about face on the bloated price of almost everything, what the White House is now saying

about how long we're going to have to pay more.

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Welcome to the lead object app.

We're going to start today with our money lead and a change of tone from the White House

as it acknowledges that the rising prices most of us are experiencing that they have downplayed

will likely last much longer than originally expected.

For weeks, President Biden has promised Americans that this inflation is only temporary,

but now he's admitting these higher prices are slowing down the economic recovery from

our emergency side of the coronavirus pandemic.

And top Biden officials are conceding it could be middle to end of next year, 2022, before

we begin to see any improvement on prices at the store, just this week, the Bureau of Labor

Statistics released data showing that since last October, 2020, gas prices have risen 50%

bacon and beef or up 20% eggs, furniture, televisions, all up double digits.

The White House is now scrambling to find new solutions convening frequent meetings of

topic economic experts, but as CNN's film Manningly reports for us now, President

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