For his final White House Correspondent s Dinner, the White House release a hilarious comedy video, starring President Obama, Vice President Biden, and a cast of famous faces. The plot of the video showed the President going on a quest to figure out what, exactly, he plans to do with his free time after leaving the White House.Watch @POTUS in "Couch Commander." https://t.co/p1xFpHrSmP  The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 1, 2016After dropping an expletive on NBC s Chuck Todd, who calls him the  Couch Commander,  Obama meets with Vice President Biden, who advises him to start driving again, or to get involved in sports.That s followed up by another joke at the expense of birther conspiracy theorists.The President then plays around with Snapchat, which creates a media controversy.Seeking advice for what to do in retirement, President Obama turns to his former nemesis, former Speaker of the House John Boehner, who watches an emotional film and out come the waterworks.Boehner then dispenses some advice to Obama to just be himself, and the President expresses relief at being able to wear  mom jeans  again.The video showcases a lot of what has made Obama so endearing to his supporters, and what drives his detractors up the wall. He is a natural performer, at home making fun of himself and the weird institutions and traditions of Washington, D.C.The Couch Commander video is quite similar to President Bill Clinton s offering at his last Correspondent s Dinner in 2000. That showed President Clinton lounging around the White House looking for something to do as the election ran past him, even Hillary Clinton had abandoned him as she went to New York for her senatorial run. Eventually Clinton ended up with the kid from the then-ubiquitous Dell commercials showing him how to use eBay and send email (it was the turn of the century and still so very new). Sixteen years later that video is still funny:Featured image via Twitter
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: For his final White House Correspondent s Dinner, the White House release a hilarious comedy video, starring President Obama, Vice President Biden, and a cast of famous faces. The plot of the video showed the President going on a quest to figure out what, exactly, he plans to do with his free time after leaving the White House.Watch @POTUS in "Couch Commander." https://t.co/p1xFpHrSmP  The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 1, 2016After dropping an expletive on NBC s Chuck Todd, who calls him the  Couch Commander,  Obama meets with Vice President Biden, who advises him to start driving again, or to get involved in sports.That s followed up by another joke at the expense of birther conspiracy theorists.The President then plays around with Snapchat, which creates a media controversy.Seeking advice for what to do in retirement, President Obama turns to his former nemesis, former Speaker of the House John Boehner, who watches an emotional film and out come the waterworks.Boehner then dispenses some advice to Obama to just be himself, and the President expresses relief at being able to wear  mom jeans  again.The video showcases a lot of what has made Obama so endearing to his supporters, and what drives his detractors up the wall. He is a natural performer, at home making fun of himself and the weird institutions and traditions of Washington, D.C.The Couch Commander video is quite similar to President Bill Clinton s offering at his last Correspondent s Dinner in 2000. That showed President Clinton lounging around the White House looking for something to do as the election ran past him, even Hillary Clinton had abandoned him as she went to New York for her senatorial run. Eventually Clinton ended up with the kid from the then-ubiquitous Dell commercials showing him how to use eBay and send email (it was the turn of the century and still so very new). Sixteen years later that video is still funny:Featured image via Twitter