the inflation regime change i cannot reject the hypothesis that the experts in the livingston survey are unbiased. consumers typically overestimate future inflation. during these periods of inflation regime change while the experts systematically underestimate future inflation consumers average forecast air is no different than zero. disinflationary shot by the same magnitude consumers revise their expectations at more than the experts do. while neither group exhibits perfect rationality either during or outside of the inflation regime change the experts for the most part have standard test of forecast rationale during periods of low to stable inflation while failing every test during a regime change. in contrast of consumers fail to forecast rationality is stable they pass several key test of forecast rationale during periods of change both from high inflation and high inflation and disinflation. this speaks to that question of rational irrationality. what about the experts? well if we look at average forecast errors professional economists affiliated with labor organizations i.e. -

i am sure that the honorable member for livingston will withdraw it. just withdraw the comment. bardell: sometimes the truth hurts, but i am happy to withdraw it. >> victoria atkins. victoria atkins: may i warmly congratulate my right honorable friend and welcome her to her place, but may i also wish her the very best with the heavy responsibilities that she now bears? around 1.5 million households across the countryside rely on heating oil in order to keep their homes warm and cook their meals. they have faced price rises of around 130% in recent months and they are not part of the energy price cap. as rumors abound about what tomorrow's statement may hold, will she confirm that those 1.5 million households -- many of them in rural areas such as my own constituency -- will be specifically included in any mooted ideas about an energy price freeze? p.m. truss: my honorable friend is right. many of my constituents, too, rely on heating oil for their fuel. we need to make sure that we are looking after everybody in this very, very difficult winter that we are facing. martyn day: me

every day, the steamer queen victoria leaves the city of livingston from the sport of livingston, the of the river cruise claims that everyone who bought a ticket will be able to see from the lower or upper deck of the steamer how rhinos and elephants take sunbaths and water procedures of the hippopotamus, but in fact, not everyone is lucky. but. everyone will certainly be able to see the local beauty. we turned out to be stepchildren. good luck while cruising the zombie, i only saw hippopotamus ears sticking out in the murky waters. at in fact, great and beautiful, it is the fourth longest in africa after the nile konda and the niger, among other things. the zambezi is the most popular river. among rafting enthusiasts, athletes who decide to test their own boards and nerves flock to the back. like mukhina honey zambezica is very insidious, its still waters are deceptive, in fact, there are many dangers here, the main one being whirlpools and crocodiles. as fearless travelers, having tied up farming and fishing, they took up risky business. this is where it ends the territory of the s

a pragmatic approach from him, perhaps not from liam livingstone who highlights the confusion that thetried to clear up about how the rule is applied. whereas alex hales is of a different view. the player in question, charlie dean, has been playing again today at lord's but her southern vipers lost the rachael heyhoe flint trophy final to northern diamonds. they responded by pretending to run out an opposition batter in the same way that she was. she did not do it though, did not go through with it. she did not take any of the nine wickets to fall in the end of the diamond's innings. lauren winfield hill top scoring with 65. proved top scoring with 65. crucial as she contributed significantly proved crucial as she contributed significantly for a score to 215—9 overs. the southern vipers then falling two runs short in their chase. the wsl season is riding a wave of popularity as the women's game enjoys a post—euros buzz, but so far it has also been pretty unpredictable. two teams who surprisingly lost their opening matches last weekend met this afternoon, with the champions chelsea beat

. >> let's talk about this, with jessica livingston. she is a professor at loyola high school, and host of the podcast, passing judgment. good to have you with us. >> it to be here. >> donald trump floors have responded to the explosive court filings that old alleges that classified documents were hidden and moved to obstruct the investigation into how the materials were handled. trumps legal team says that they want more transparency and oversight of the doj. they are doubling down on their call for a special master to review the documents. what do you make of their response? >> it was a very muddled response. it was a bit chaotic. in the end, it did not address the factual assertions in the doj filing. the backgrounds to the filing was filled with those allegations that you just mentioned. that's trump, and or, his attorney obstructed the investigation by willfully hiding these documents. then, the doj filing pivoted to , here is the law as to why trump is not entitled to a special master. that is where i saw, he did not respond. the

liam livingstone does indeed feel differently. be applied. whereas alex hayles is from a different view, currently playing against pakistan. the player in question, charlie dean, has been playing again at lord's but southern vipers lost the flint trophy to northern diamonds. the responded by pretending to run out. she did not do it though, did not go through with it. lauren winfield hill top scoring with 65 and a score of 215 for nine off their 50 overs. the southern vipers are falling two runs short in the test. a day after saint helens were crowned super league champions the fourth year in a row, the race tojoin next champions the fourth year in a row, the race to join next season has moved a step forward. the bulldogs who finished six are through to the chairmanship final after a surprising 32—28 victory over featherstone which sparked delirious scenes amongst their fans and players. they will now play leeds century is for a place in the super league after they were comfortable winners over york. and rugby union, exeter chiefs

the michigan survey [indiscernible] over the next 12 month since 1950 well joseph livingston began conducting it twice annual survey of professional economists' inflation expectations back in 1946. that survey has been continued. these surveys have had a lot of changes over time. they have done a great deal of work to ensure parallel so you have it genuine apple to apple comparison over time. what that comparison shows as well the professionals have been more accurate in recent decades, consumer inflation expectations tract inflation much more closely during the great inflation of the 1960's, 1970's, and early 1980's. we contested more formally by addressing errors on variables depending upon which survey we are looking at to see whether the forecast are systematically biased. are they on average different from zero over time? and what i find is that whereas over the entire sample period through 2022 i can reject the hypothesis that consumers are unbiased. on average consumers overestimate inflation by 0.5 percentage points. i cannot reject the hypothesis that professionals are unbiased. on a

without basic training are scared of being drafted like this warehouse worker or disco, nauseous, livingstone, they're telling us just go, i don't care whether we ever combine criticizes. you was just cannon fodder. what's meant to call us mobilization is to stuck up on cannon fodder. and wind with quantity from since the quality isn't there, which is podcast or mikhail and moscow says he doesn't want to flee abroad though. even if staying in russia means taking a big risk or page of the opera or kirk of another thing that i feel something like an inner drive. anything else that i would say? yeah, actual, i don't like what's happening here shot and i want to fight back. thaw on story this. i seen sir, is still high as the east property, as if nobody stays here in russia in life. and there'll be no one to change anything think i walked or next door he is marsden travaras is jealous. mikhail intends to keep taking to the streets to protest against hooton's more even if he and fellow demonstrators could face up to 15 years in prison for doing so. the war against ukraine has also become an econom

as many people assume livingston and di meter in the middle lane would be for sorting and short term storage. put that we called buffering him and sequencing. although it's not an overtaking line, but hold more like a slow down lane, so to speak. and so to soften the tunnel begins at the country's largest airport in zurich. that's where a lot of air freight arrives. the initial tunnel will be 70 kilometers long. a whole network will follow later. construction is very expensive. 3000000000 euros have been budgeted for the 70 kilometers, all financed with private money. to sit down, we're well on track. lot, they're still work to be done. we have time guides. it's important for the investors that renewable energy are used to power them, make a project i've been about switched off a long term solution above all else. it has to be sustainable and energy efficient design. and if it's yet, but term is become a bit over used, but this really is an issue that's driving us in the transport on the street from tribe in that 104 songs when we're designing something new. it's one of our biggest a

livingston, its solemn. my daughter wrote to me on viper and what's up. she wrote good bye mom . i love you very much. i thought she was joking, but as it turned out, she wasn't working for you 1st grade. the 7 year old kids who really armando debt. that's what it shows people's hiding with a teachers during the shooting while they thought safety and waited for hope. some children even jumped out of windows to escape from the gun fire. many of a porter to have suffered broken arms and legs. and he stormed into the school and quickly evacuated, the building authority say the gunman has shot himself dead. a warning you may find the following image as disturbing. he was wearing a black t shirt and, and with a nazi symbol that's the perpetrator. his face was covered with a balaclava, his been identified as a man in his early thirties, who had previously graduated from the school. well, that brings us to the end of this bulletin will be back shortly with more on our way to new story. the hot breaking school shooting that has left 11 school children dead. thanks for joining us here fro

johnson's opponents, for example, the former mayor of london, kenn livingston, said that boris had ambitionsted by the fact that he can't sing or play guitar the man who does can british rock musician, roger waters, wrote an open letter to the wife of president zelensky in which he crossed out johnson’s primacy in the issue of supplying weapons to kiev and crossed out the meaning of this and the morality of the better half of boris’ resume in general, he crossed out if by supporting ukraine you mean that the west continues to supply weapons. i'm afraid of kyiv. you are tragically mistaken, adding fuel to the fire in the form of weapons never works. most of the oil is poured in from washington, d.c., which is a relatively safe distance from fire, and the saucers themselves have already declared their interest in keeping the war going. as long as possible, johnson told his audience about the international situation and moved on to domestic affairs. well, even here i couldn’t do ten seconds without vladimir putin, we have and will have such an economic force to give people the money they need t

you are diskin, nauseous, livingstone, they're telling us just go arc, we don't care whether we ever combine criticizes. you was just cannon fodder. what's that? a goal of this mobilization is to stuck up on cannon fodder as when with quantity from that since the quality isn't there, which is podcast or mikhail and moscow says he doesn't want to flee abroad though. even if staying in russia means taking a big risk or of age of lead. yeah. prosper. are part of the building in that i feel something like an inner drive. anything else that i with a young actual i don't like what's happening here, shot and i want to fight back, thaw on stay there. i think there is still the property, but if nobody stays here and russia and there will be no one to change anything, think i was going thought miss marston taught me how you intend to keep taking to the streets, to protest against hooton's more even if he and fellow demonstrators could face up to 15 years in prison for doing so. the war against ukraine has also become an economic one, primarily between russia on the one side and the west on the

you are diskin, nauseous, livingstone, they're telling us just go, i don't care whether we ever combine criticizes. you was just cannon fodder. mobile is ation stuck up on cannon fodder. and when with quantity here, the quality there podcast me, k o and moscow says he doesn't want to flee abroad though. even if staying in russia means taking a big risk. yeah. prefer correct of another thing that i feel something like an inter driving style at the actual i don't like what's happening here a shot and i want to find facts thorn. yes, i think there is no hurry as the property. but if nobody stays here in russia, and there will be no one to change anything, think i was going thought marson, tell me how you intend to keep taking to the streets, to protest against hooton's more even if he and fellow demonstrators to face up to 15 years in prison for doing so, the war against ukraine has also become an economic one, primarily between russia on the one side and the west on the other. russia has stopped or at least very severely restricted gas deliveries to europe, and the e. u has announced it w

not a great lead up to their europa conference league group game for hearts they were defeated by livingstonin over saint mirren. hibe beat kilmarnock. motherwell and dundee united played out a goalless draw. next to the hundred, where the oval invincibles are living up to their name, in the women's competition at least. they are champions for the second year in a row after victory over southern brave at lord's. in a repeat of last years final, the invincibles won by five wickets with just 6 balls to spare in front of a record crowd for a women's domestic game. our sports correspondent joe wilson is there. did that get your attention press like it's supposed to. the hundred is cricket moving, new audiences. nothing advertises the game like outstanding players. bowling fast for oval invincible is and the woman with the catch was her. the south african is a star of the world game, bowling here 18—year—old alex, she is part of england's future, spin bowling, quick bowling. it was all tough going for southern braves matters. after that, what oval invincible tactic to do to win the final, to reta

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apologize with accusations of anti semitism in the labor party emerge after former london mayor ken livingston is attacked. a claiming that hitler had been a supporter of zionism. you're a lot in racist. i apologize, you're taking it from nancy. apologies. you dare say you sent him a whole exam. he said you're on the roster. i got to her voice. thank you. me a say is out staying every re says i'm to say mouths and for the labor bad say it's time for jeremy good criticism of the labor party mounts. but not all british jews oppose the labor leader. the route of anti semitism exposes divisions within the jewish community. with lots of jewish people were among the enthusiasts for jeremy corbett when the attack started to really ratchet up against jeremy and his supporters who were being absolutely demonized, vilified in the media. we talked to others in the party and decided that there was a need for a group which expressed an alternative. jewish view pro corbin choose form jewish boys for labor j b l is critical of israel and zionism. unlike its large arrivals, the jewish labor movement and labor

apologize with accusations of anti semitism in the labor party emerge after form, a london mayor ken livingstone is attacked. a claiming that hitler had been a supporter of zionism. you're lying racist. i see upon your heck, he has some nasty apologies. you dare say you sent him a whole exam is a european roster. i always think you, me a say is at stake. every rate says i'm to say mouths and for the labor part say it's time for jeremy goldberg. criticism of the labor party mounts, but not old british jews oppose the labor leader. the route of anti semitism exposes divisions within the jewish community. with lots of jewish people were among the enthusiasts for jeremy corbett. but when the attack started to really ratchet up against jeremy and his supporters who were being absolutely demonized, vilified in the media, we talked to others in the party and decided that there was a need for a group which expressed an alternative. jewish view. pro corbin choose form jewish boys for labor j b l is critical of israel and zionism. unlike its large arrivals, the jewish labor movement and labor, friends of

now the national security restoration act, our prisoners led by bob livingston from louisiana, joined by jim nhlapo from illinois, or since wendell from hawaii. walter jones jr from north carolina. and the presenter for this group, saxby chambliss from the state of georgia. isn't national defense the first and foremost priority of the federal government. for 40 years prior to the fall of the berlin wall? americans stood shoulder to shoulder with international communism and we won. but with the end of the cold war, some have taken to raiding the defense budget to fund social welfare programs and the u.n. peacekeeping program. our defense forces have been cut so deeply that we risk a return to the hollow military of the 1970s. and for the first time in our history, american troops have served under u.n. command. a republican house will change this. a republican house will change this by voting on the national security restoration act within our first 100 days. our contract with america includes putting a stop to putting american troops under u.n. command. to stop raiding the defense bud

found in my research that people wore at the powel house, there is a young woman named and ship in livingstona young relative of elizabeth. a young woman, same age as bushrod, in the early 1780's. she talked a lot about bushrod actually. she describes one ball in detail, her getting ready for the ball. it took all day! she showed up wearing a five plumed hat. five giant feathers in the french style. i love to imagine that outfit at the powel house, and what kind of performance she was putting on. how she was portraying this genteel woman as a young woman too. that was my little bit about what people were wearing. >> to speak a little bit about what was being served, elizabeth was well-known for her dinners. they were typically three course dinners. they were very, very, decadent. i think the most famous example of this is john adams's diary where he writes about a most sinful feast again at the powel's. all the things that could delight the eye. he goes on to describe a lot of different suites and all kinds of alcohol. it was a very decadent affair. i think the best part about that quote the,

she says there's been an unprecedented decline in livingston. and globally is actually 9 out of 10 countries in the world that are versed with regards to a human development. and we have them looking at gross national income, the economists that we are also looking at life expectancy, the quality of health system, health services and education. it's a wide range of issues that we're looking at with regards to what we call human development. the world has definitely since it challenges before we have seen some damage, we have seen wars affecting more than one country, actually the entire world. what has happened now and what we are presenting in the report is an uncertainty complex. i mean, so many of these challenges happening at the same time, we saw a decline already because of the climate crisis, the head of the damage. we have the pandemic, of course, with its impact on health, but also wider impacts with regard to social situations in countries lingering long way beyond the condemning such. and then of course, the ripple effect. well, the r

there were also wins for hibernian and livingston and it was goalless between stjohnstone and ross countyd's european championship winners alessia russo was also on the scoresheet. all the goals came in the first half at the leigh sports village as they won 4—0 against reading. rugby league's grand final will be between leeds and st helens. saints, who are chasing an unprecedented fourth title in a row, beat salford 19—12 in their semifinal. jo currie reports. like others sports, rugby league paid its tribute to the queen before the action got under way. the saints got on the scoresheet with troy batchelor, and then they linked up moments later with the same outcome. salford supporters could have been fearing a long afternoon. until this moment of madness from morgan knowles. the arm twist looked even worse on the replay. he was sent to the sin—bin as a result. salford tookjust the sin—bin as a result. salford took just seconds to the sin—bin as a result. salford tookjust seconds to make the extra player count as kallum watkins went over to give them hope before the break. the bad tempers

there's a young woman named and ship and livingston who was a relative of elizabeth. she was a young woman same age as but fraud attended some falls at the powells during the 1780s early 1780s talks a lot about butcherod actually, but she describes one ball in detail her getting ready for the ball and it took all day and she showed up wearing a loomed hat so five giant feathers in the french style. so i love to imagine that outfit at the palo house. and and what kind of performance she was putting on and how she was portraying this gentile woman and as a young woman, too, so that's my little bit about what people were wearing so to speak a little bit about like what was being served. so elizabeth was well known for her dinners, and they were typically three course dinners and they were very very decadent. i guess the most famous example of this is john adams's diary where he writes about a most sinful feast again at the pals all of the things that could delight the eye and he goes on to describe. a lot of different sweets and syllabums and all kinds of alcohol and it'

found in my research that people wore at the powel house, there is a young woman named and ship in livingstona young relative of elizabeth. a young woman, same age as bushrod, in the early 1780's. she talked a lot about bushrod actually. she describes one ball in detail, her getting ready for the ball. it took all day! she showed up wearing a five plumed hat. five giant feathers in the french style. i love to imagine that outfit at the powel house, and what kind of performance she was putting on. how she was portraying this genteel woman as a young woman. that was my little bit about what people were wearing. >> to speak a little bit about what was being served, elizabeth was well-known for her dinners. they were typically three course dinners. they were very, very, decadent. i think the most famous example of this is john adams's diary where he writes about a most sinful feast again at the powel's. all the things that could delight the eye. he goes on to describe a lot of different suites and all kinds of alcohol. it was a very decadent affair. i think the best part about that quote the, to

of the largest european war in 80 years johnson's opponents like the former mayor of london ken livingston ambitions. rock stars, overshadowed by the fact that he can neither sing nor play the guitar a man who make. the british rock musician can do it. roger waters, wrote an open letter to the wife of president zelensky, in which he crossed out not only the moral correctness of johnson, but also recalled the secondary nature of his role and the role of britain as a whole. if by supporting ukraine you mean that the west continues to supply weapons. i'm afraid of kyiv. you are tragically mistaken, pouring oil on fire in the form of armaments never works. most of the oil is poured in from washington, d.c., which is a relatively safe distance from the fire, and the saucers themselves have already declared their interest in keeping the war going on as long as possible, john, having told his audi about the international situation, turned to domestic affairs, but even here he could not do without vladimir putin for ten seconds if there is such an economic force to give people money necessary for

of london bars, johnson to credit for the olympics was all over that like a rash, but it was ken livingstone, his predecessor who actually wanted and done all the hard work. and what he did as mayor of london was very nic bars. johnston achieved nothing, he make no legacy. he, he caught you, senses, he caught fire stations, he caught police stations, and the, the knife crime and the problems we see in london now are a direct result of what bars johnson didn't do. and so his success, the con, has nothing to claim as a success that his predecessor should have put in post. and so when the deep leagues power and his success comes in, he'll be able to come credit for the things today has started. but that equal always seem to have been a failure because he couldn't claim credit for the things bars. johnson never did is gonna be the same with government. i'm sort of to, to rush you here. but of the so much want to ask you one final question. how will history judge johnson's premiership? is he a genial, generally good, but misunderstand man, a misunderstood man who got the big decisions. right? or

charles in livingston, tennessee is on that line for those older than 65. good morning. >> can you hear me? >> yes, sir. >> i trust the democrats more. you can see what the republican plan is. [inaudible] they've planned on it for years. look at what they have just done this year to the abortion type deal. they planned on putting a hammer to the working class people. they always have. social security will be on. there is no doubt about it. i lived in tennessee. that is exactly where -- the medicare fraud was -- [inaudible] they are going to get it. people are going to get out and vote. they better be ready to -- they won't get any social security to do it. it's awful what they are doing. i thank you for your call. >> linda's next out of philly. >> good morning. first of all, i don't trust either party. i've been following the social security legislation. i belong to a group that is trying to get rid of the windfall and the social security government pension offset, hr 82. that has been sitting in the house since january of 2001. we have been trying to get t

host: this is livingston and randolph, massachusetts. good morning.aller: i'm calling about the previous subject. i think it is time c-span do a story about that from the 1970's. in iran, america wanted to take weight the people side. moran is the most democratic country the middle east. anywhere in the middle east, that is the interest that they have been trying to destroy the people. they've never had a war. it is then continued in the middle east. they had a war. suddenly, there is one of the worst countries in the world because of america, and that. thank you. host: this is diana, a republican from california. caller: let me say that i am a proud walk away democrat it i am generationally a strong democrat it i walked away six years ago. i would not call myself a republican. too many rhinos. i am a social worker it this country has been turned upside down. they tried to frame president trump. it is ridiculous. i don't waste time with articulate debate anymore. i just call this administration liars. there was a song in the 60's cold wires. i don't w

host: next let's hear from jerry in livingston, tennessee. caller: thank you for letting me call. stop and look back at when president biden took office commenced 7% or 8% unemployment. we are doing good. there are jobs out here for people. you just get up and go to work and inflation will take care of itself, but inflation and very high for people who are back to work that did not have a job. there inflation was high before this happened. seven out of the top 10 states our welfare states, entitlements , our republican lead states. get up and go to work, republicans. that is all you have to do. look at what they are trying to do to women. you are in trouble now. i thank you for taking my call. host: we are talking to you today about whether you feel optimistic or pessimistic about government ability to address inflation and rising costs. if you're optimistic, give us a call at (202) 748-8000. if you are pessimistic, dial (202) 748-8002 if you are not sure, give us a call at (202) 748-8002. we want to hear more from you this morning. let's go to doug in fairfax, south dakota. you a

there were also wins for hibernian and livingston, while stjohnston drew with ross county.n the second half to get within a point of saints, butjoe bennison scored a late try to make it certain. it finished 19—12 to st helens, who are looking for their fourth consecutive title. saracens came from behind to beat harlequins 30—17 in rugby union's premiership. harlequins were leading 17—0 midway through the first half, before elliot daly started the fight back with saracens' first try and then secured the win with a penalty. elsewhere, there were wins for northampton, leicester, bristol and sale. returning to our reflections on the queen from across the uk. when news of the queen's death broke last week, there was one striking image in particular that was broadcast around the world. it was a portrait of the monarch — painted by the artist richard stone. he's been speaking to our reporter richard daniel. it was an image seen around the world, when the queen's death was announced last week. a portrait completed 30 years ago by the essex artist richard stone. this completed 30 ye

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and ian livingstone, the chief constable of police scotland.mpany of archers in their balmoral bonnets and eagle feathers. a rather splendid site there. looked after by their captain general, who is also gold stick for scotland, as ever on hand to greet the sovereign. now, the keys will be presented on a velvet cushion to the king by the lord promised. it�*s a very simple... national anthem plays the royal standard now flies at full mast above the palace of holyroodhouse. the royal standard in scotland has two quadrants which show the lion rampant, so it is slightly different from the sovereign standard as flown elsewhere in the united kingdom. this will be the first time the king has participated in the ceremony of the keys, one that her late majesty the queen enjoyed every year when she came for her holyrood week. and indeed, she was famous around holyrood for knowing the names of all the high constables. she spotted everything, and when someone was missing, she asked where he was, and was he all right. completely embedded in the life of this