Clinton says she relied on State staff for classification decisionsNEW YORK (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton disputed a scathing assessment by the Federal Bureau of Investigation that she was “extremely careless” with classified government secrets, saying on Friday she relied on the judgment of her subordinates at the U.S. State Department. After maintaining for more than a year that she did not send or receive classified information through her unauthorized private email system, she acknowledged in a string of interviews on Friday she may have at least unwittingly done so, three days after the FBI concluded this happened at least 110 times. Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, said she “certainly did not believe” that she was handling classified information on her email system at the time, but emphasized that she followed the lead of her subordinates on whether information was classified. “I did not have a basis for second-guessing their conclusion,” Clinton said in an interview with CNN, saying she had the “highest regard” for her former colleagues. “These are experienced diplomats, they have expertise in handling classified material,” she said in a separate interview with PBS Newshour. “They were not careless and the material that they sent, they did not believe that was classified.” Clinton, who was the department’s most senior classifying authority during her four-year tenure at its helm, did not address the FBI’s conclusion that she herself sent information on topics classified as ‘top secret’, the highest level, through a private server she kept in her basement.  “I have said, and I repeated, that it was a mistake to use personal email and I regret that,” she said in another interview with ABC. It is a crime to mishandle classified information, and while FBI Director James Comey said on Tuesday there was evidence Clinton or her aides may have broken these laws, there was not enough evidence of criminal intent for a prosecution. In an unusual 15-minute announcement explaining the FBI’s findings, Comey ended up dismaying both Republicans and Democrats. While Clinton’s Republican opponents have fumed at the decision not to file criminal charges, Clinton and her staff have disputed some of Comey’s criticisms that undermine her argument that she has better judgment than Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential candidate. Comey called her and her staff “extremely careless” and said that any “reasonable” government employee should have recognized that such information should not be aired in emails. Her server was so poorly secured the FBI could not eliminate the possibility it had not been hacked by the country’s enemies, Comey said. Asked if she agreed that she was “extremely careless”, Clinton told CNN she was not, adding that Comey had “clarified” his remarks. It was unclear what clarification Clinton meant. In lengthier comments before lawmakers on Thursday, Comey again spoke of Clinton’s and her staff’s carelessness and “real sloppiness”, adding that it seemed she was not “particularly sophisticated with respect to classified information.” politicsNews
clinton says relied state staff classification decisionsnew york reuters hillary clinton disputed scathing assessment federal bureau investigation extremely careless classified government secrets saying friday relied judgment subordinates state department after maintaining year send receive classified information unauthorized private email system acknowledged string interviews friday may least unwittingly done three days fbi concluded happened least times clinton presumptive democratic presidential nominee said certainly believe handling classified information email system time emphasized followed lead subordinates whether information classified i basis conclusion clinton said interview cnn saying highest regard former colleagues these experienced diplomats expertise handling classified material said separate interview pbs newshour they careless material sent believe clinton department senior classifying authority tenure helm address fbi conclusion sent information topics classified top secret highest level private server kept basement i said i repeated mistake use personal email i regret said another interview abc it crime mishandle classified information fbi director james come said tuesday evidence clinton aides may broken laws enough evidence criminal intent prosecution in unusual announcement explaining fbi findings come ended displaying republicans democrats while clinton republican opponents famed decision file criminal charges clinton staff disputed come criticisms undermine argument better judgment donald trump presumptive republican presidential candidate come called staff extremely careless said reasonable government employee recognized information aired emails her server poorly secured fbi could eliminate possibility hacked country enemies come said asked agreed extremely careless clinton told cnn adding come clarified remarks it unclear clarification clinton meant in lengthier comments lawmakers thursday come spoke clinton staff carelessness real sloppiness adding seemed particularly sophisticated respect classified politicsnews
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: Clinton says she relied on State staff for classification decisionsNEW YORK (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton disputed a scathing assessment by the Federal Bureau of Investigation that she was “extremely careless” with classified government secrets, saying on Friday she relied on the judgment of her subordinates at the U.S. State Department. After maintaining for more than a year that she did not send or receive classified information through her unauthorized private email system, she acknowledged in a string of interviews on Friday she may have at least unwittingly done so, three days after the FBI concluded this happened at least 110 times. Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, said she “certainly did not believe” that she was handling classified information on her email system at the time, but emphasized that she followed the lead of her subordinates on whether information was classified. “I did not have a basis for second-guessing their conclusion,” Clinton said in an interview with CNN, saying she had the “highest regard” for her former colleagues. “These are experienced diplomats, they have expertise in handling classified material,” she said in a separate interview with PBS Newshour. “They were not careless and the material that they sent, they did not believe that was classified.” Clinton, who was the department’s most senior classifying authority during her four-year tenure at its helm, did not address the FBI’s conclusion that she herself sent information on topics classified as ‘top secret’, the highest level, through a private server she kept in her basement.  “I have said, and I repeated, that it was a mistake to use personal email and I regret that,” she said in another interview with ABC. It is a crime to mishandle classified information, and while FBI Director James Comey said on Tuesday there was evidence Clinton or her aides may have broken these laws, there was not enough evidence of criminal intent for a prosecution. In an unusual 15-minute announcement explaining the FBI’s findings, Comey ended up dismaying both Republicans and Democrats. While Clinton’s Republican opponents have fumed at the decision not to file criminal charges, Clinton and her staff have disputed some of Comey’s criticisms that undermine her argument that she has better judgment than Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential candidate. Comey called her and her staff “extremely careless” and said that any “reasonable” government employee should have recognized that such information should not be aired in emails. Her server was so poorly secured the FBI could not eliminate the possibility it had not been hacked by the country’s enemies, Comey said. Asked if she agreed that she was “extremely careless”, Clinton told CNN she was not, adding that Comey had “clarified” his remarks. It was unclear what clarification Clinton meant. In lengthier comments before lawmakers on Thursday, Comey again spoke of Clinton’s and her staff’s carelessness and “real sloppiness”, adding that it seemed she was not “particularly sophisticated with respect to classified information.” politicsNews
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: clinton says relied state staff classification decisionsnew york reuters hillary clinton disputed scathing assessment federal bureau investigation extremely careless classified government secrets saying friday relied judgment subordinates state department after maintaining year send receive classified information unauthorized private email system acknowledged string interviews friday may least unwittingly done three days fbi concluded happened least times clinton presumptive democratic presidential nominee said certainly believe handling classified information email system time emphasized followed lead subordinates whether information classified i basis conclusion clinton said interview cnn saying highest regard former colleagues these experienced diplomats expertise handling classified material said separate interview pbs newshour they careless material sent believe clinton department senior classifying authority tenure helm address fbi conclusion sent information topics classified top secret highest level private server kept basement i said i repeated mistake use personal email i regret said another interview abc it crime mishandle classified information fbi director james come said tuesday evidence clinton aides may broken laws enough evidence criminal intent prosecution in unusual announcement explaining fbi findings come ended displaying republicans democrats while clinton republican opponents famed decision file criminal charges clinton staff disputed come criticisms undermine argument better judgment donald trump presumptive republican presidential candidate come called staff extremely careless said reasonable government employee recognized information aired emails her server poorly secured fbi could eliminate possibility hacked country enemies come said asked agreed extremely careless clinton told cnn adding come clarified remarks it unclear clarification clinton meant in lengthier comments lawmakers thursday come spoke clinton staff carelessness real sloppiness adding seemed particularly sophisticated respect classified politicsnews