Clinton ad blitz outpaces Trump as his Super PACs bow outNEW YORK (Reuters) - In the crucial last weeks of the U.S. presidential campaign, Democrat Hillary Clinton has dramatically widened her advantage over Republican rival Donald Trump in ad spending, according to campaign finance reports released on Thursday.     The newest filings showed Clinton’s campaign and Super PAC outspending Trump in the first three weeks of October by a factor of two to one on everything from national TV ads to local outreach on smartphone screens.     At the same time, the two Super PACs associated with Trump’s White House bid have seen their fundraising start to stall out, with one of the groups reserving no broadcast or cable ads between Oct. 20 and Election Day, according to data from ad-tracking firm SMG Delta. Clinton and Priorities USA, the Super PAC that supports her, have spent $360 million on all types of advertising since the beginning of the campaign, said the new reports, which covered spending through Oct. 19. That total blows away the $147 million spent on advertising by Trump and his two affiliated Super PACs during the same period.     What’s more, for the period beginning Oct. 20 and running through the Nov. 8 election, Clinton and her Super PAC have reserved an additional $55 million in TV ads, according to SMG Delta, including $30.5 million from her campaign and $25 million from her Super PAC. A Super PAC is a fund-raising group that must operate separately from political campaigns but can raise unlimited sums. The Trump campaign has committed to spending $32.4 million during the same period, with the Trump Super PAC known as Great America PAC saying it would also contribute another $2.35 million in broadcast and cable ads. The newest batch of campaign finance filings also reveal that the celebrity businessman’s recent vow that he would contribute in excess of $100 million to his campaign out of his own fortune has also fallen short.      Trump contributed $56 million through the end of September, chipping in an additional $31,000 since then.      Spending on television commercials does not decide an election. Trump, with his controversial statements and inflammatory tweets, has mastered the art of garnering free media coverage, which is expected to top $5 billion by Election  Day, more than double the amount Clinton is likely to earn, according to data analytics tracker mediaQuant.     But ever since Trump’s campaign began to falter last summer after he criticized the family of a slain U.S. soldier, Clinton has been able to use her ad spending juggernaut to repetitively pound at criticisms of Trump, which several strategists said had exacerbated his slide in polls, where he now lags Clinton by eight percentage points.     Trump could pour more money into his ad operation in the final 11 days of the campaign. Republican presidential campaign operatives said areas where Trump could still spend included battleground states, national ad buys and digital outreach and phone banking.      But they also said it may be too late for such outlays to make a difference.         “The stations would gladly take his money,” said Fred Davis, a major Republican ad maker. “I just don’t think he will.”     During the Republican nominating contests, Trump vanquished 16 opponents in part by eschewing campaign finance mainstays such as ads and pollsters.      “He felt he won the primary with basically no ad spending by being a larger-than-life TV personality. It worked,” Davis said. But the general election, he added, was “a whole new ballgame.” Many of Clinton’s TV ads have focused on upbeat messages featuring her work on behalf of women and children. She’s also spent a large amount of her advertising budget attacking Trump, including a commercial that showed children listening to some of his most demeaning remarks about women.     Trump’s ads, by contrast, paint a dark picture of America, besieged by violence and on the brink of economic destruction.     Rick Wilson, a former strategist for Republican Mitt Romney’s 2012 campaign, said “ads don’t matter, until they do,” adding that comments by Trump that critics have called racist and sexist were providing maximum ammunition for Clinton.     Trump may not be able to rely on his small cadre of big donors, either: Make America Number 1 PAC – a super PAC formed by conservative mega-donor Robert Mercer - raised nothing between Oct. 1 and 19.  At the same time, Trump has also stopped doing high-dollar fundraisers. Overall, the reports released on Thursday night showed how much Trump and his lean campaign operation have been dwarfed by Clinton’s big money juggernaut. In total, Trump has raised $292 million between his campaign and affiliated Super PACs, including his own contributions, whereas Clinton has hauled in more than twice that, at $718 million.  politicsNews
clinton ad blitz outages trump super pass bow outer york reuters in crucial last weeks presidential campaign democrat hillary clinton dramatically widened advantage republican rival donald trump ad spending according campaign finance reports released thursday the newest filings showed clinton campaign super pac outstanding trump first three weeks october factor two one everything national tv ads local outreach smartphone screens at time two super pass associated trump white house bid seen fundraising start stall one groups preserving broadcast cable ads election day according data firm smg delta clinton priorities usa super pac supports spent million types advertising since beginning campaign said new reports covered spending that total blows away million spent advertising trump two affiliated super pass period what period beginning running election clinton super pac reserved additional million tv ads according smg delta including million campaign million super pac a super pac group must operate separately political campaigns raise unlimited sums the trump campaign committed spending million period trump super pac known great america pac saying would also contribute another million broadcast cable ads the newest batch campaign finance filings also reveal celebrity businessman recent vow would contribute excess million campaign fortune also fallen short trump contributed million end september shipping additional since spending television commercials decide election trump controversial statements inflammatory tweets mastered art garnering free media coverage expected top billion election day double amount clinton likely earn according data analytics tracker mediaquant but ever since trump campaign began filter last summer criticized family slain soldier clinton able use ad spending juggernaut repetitive pound criticisms trump several strategist said exacerbated slide polls tags clinton eight percentage points trump could pour money ad operation final days campaign republican presidential campaign operatives said areas trump could still spend included battleground states national ad buys digital outreach phone banking but also said may late outlaws make difference the stations would gladly take money said fred davis major republican ad maker i think during republican nominating contests trump vanished opponents part chewing campaign finance mainstay ads posters he felt primary basically ad spending tv personality it worked davis said but general election added whole new many clinton tv ads focused upbeat messages featuring work behalf women children she also spent large amount advertising budget attacking trump including commercial showed children listening demeaning remarks women trump ads contrast paint dark picture america besieged violence brink economic destruction rick wilson former strategist republican mitt romney campaign said ads matter adding comments trump critics called racist sexist providing maximum ammunition clinton trump may able rely small cadre big donors either make america number pac super pac formed conservative robert mercer raised nothing at time trump also stopped fundraisers overall reports released thursday night showed much trump lean campaign operation awarded clinton big money juggernaut in total trump raised million campaign affiliated super pass including contributions whereas clinton hauled twice million 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 ad blitz outpaces Trump as his Super PACs bow outNEW YORK (Reuters) - In the crucial last weeks of the U.S. presidential campaign, Democrat Hillary Clinton has dramatically widened her advantage over Republican rival Donald Trump in ad spending, according to campaign finance reports released on Thursday.     The newest filings showed Clinton’s campaign and Super PAC outspending Trump in the first three weeks of October by a factor of two to one on everything from national TV ads to local outreach on smartphone screens.     At the same time, the two Super PACs associated with Trump’s White House bid have seen their fundraising start to stall out, with one of the groups reserving no broadcast or cable ads between Oct. 20 and Election Day, according to data from ad-tracking firm SMG Delta. Clinton and Priorities USA, the Super PAC that supports her, have spent $360 million on all types of advertising since the beginning of the campaign, said the new reports, which covered spending through Oct. 19. That total blows away the $147 million spent on advertising by Trump and his two affiliated Super PACs during the same period.     What’s more, for the period beginning Oct. 20 and running through the Nov. 8 election, Clinton and her Super PAC have reserved an additional $55 million in TV ads, according to SMG Delta, including $30.5 million from her campaign and $25 million from her Super PAC. A Super PAC is a fund-raising group that must operate separately from political campaigns but can raise unlimited sums. The Trump campaign has committed to spending $32.4 million during the same period, with the Trump Super PAC known as Great America PAC saying it would also contribute another $2.35 million in broadcast and cable ads. The newest batch of campaign finance filings also reveal that the celebrity businessman’s recent vow that he would contribute in excess of $100 million to his campaign out of his own fortune has also fallen short.      Trump contributed $56 million through the end of September, chipping in an additional $31,000 since then.      Spending on television commercials does not decide an election. Trump, with his controversial statements and inflammatory tweets, has mastered the art of garnering free media coverage, which is expected to top $5 billion by Election  Day, more than double the amount Clinton is likely to earn, according to data analytics tracker mediaQuant.     But ever since Trump’s campaign began to falter last summer after he criticized the family of a slain U.S. soldier, Clinton has been able to use her ad spending juggernaut to repetitively pound at criticisms of Trump, which several strategists said had exacerbated his slide in polls, where he now lags Clinton by eight percentage points.     Trump could pour more money into his ad operation in the final 11 days of the campaign. Republican presidential campaign operatives said areas where Trump could still spend included battleground states, national ad buys and digital outreach and phone banking.      But they also said it may be too late for such outlays to make a difference.         “The stations would gladly take his money,” said Fred Davis, a major Republican ad maker. “I just don’t think he will.”     During the Republican nominating contests, Trump vanquished 16 opponents in part by eschewing campaign finance mainstays such as ads and pollsters.      “He felt he won the primary with basically no ad spending by being a larger-than-life TV personality. It worked,” Davis said. But the general election, he added, was “a whole new ballgame.” Many of Clinton’s TV ads have focused on upbeat messages featuring her work on behalf of women and children. She’s also spent a large amount of her advertising budget attacking Trump, including a commercial that showed children listening to some of his most demeaning remarks about women.     Trump’s ads, by contrast, paint a dark picture of America, besieged by violence and on the brink of economic destruction.     Rick Wilson, a former strategist for Republican Mitt Romney’s 2012 campaign, said “ads don’t matter, until they do,” adding that comments by Trump that critics have called racist and sexist were providing maximum ammunition for Clinton.     Trump may not be able to rely on his small cadre of big donors, either: Make America Number 1 PAC – a super PAC formed by conservative mega-donor Robert Mercer - raised nothing between Oct. 1 and 19.  At the same time, Trump has also stopped doing high-dollar fundraisers. Overall, the reports released on Thursday night showed how much Trump and his lean campaign operation have been dwarfed by Clinton’s big money juggernaut. In total, Trump has raised $292 million between his campaign and affiliated Super PACs, including his own contributions, whereas Clinton has hauled in more than twice that, at $718 million.  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 ad blitz outages trump super pass bow outer york reuters in crucial last weeks presidential campaign democrat hillary clinton dramatically widened advantage republican rival donald trump ad spending according campaign finance reports released thursday the newest filings showed clinton campaign super pac outstanding trump first three weeks october factor two one everything national tv ads local outreach smartphone screens at time two super pass associated trump white house bid seen fundraising start stall one groups preserving broadcast cable ads election day according data firm smg delta clinton priorities usa super pac supports spent million types advertising since beginning campaign said new reports covered spending that total blows away million spent advertising trump two affiliated super pass period what period beginning running election clinton super pac reserved additional million tv ads according smg delta including million campaign million super pac a super pac group must operate separately political campaigns raise unlimited sums the trump campaign committed spending million period trump super pac known great america pac saying would also contribute another million broadcast cable ads the newest batch campaign finance filings also reveal celebrity businessman recent vow would contribute excess million campaign fortune also fallen short trump contributed million end september shipping additional since spending television commercials decide election trump controversial statements inflammatory tweets mastered art garnering free media coverage expected top billion election day double amount clinton likely earn according data analytics tracker mediaquant but ever since trump campaign began filter last summer criticized family slain soldier clinton able use ad spending juggernaut repetitive pound criticisms trump several strategist said exacerbated slide polls tags clinton eight percentage points trump could pour money ad operation final days campaign republican presidential campaign operatives said areas trump could still spend included battleground states national ad buys digital outreach phone banking but also said may late outlaws make difference the stations would gladly take money said fred davis major republican ad maker i think during republican nominating contests trump vanished opponents part chewing campaign finance mainstay ads posters he felt primary basically ad spending tv personality it worked davis said but general election added whole new many clinton tv ads focused upbeat messages featuring work behalf women children she also spent large amount advertising budget attacking trump including commercial showed children listening demeaning remarks women trump ads contrast paint dark picture america besieged violence brink economic destruction rick wilson former strategist republican mitt romney campaign said ads matter adding comments trump critics called racist sexist providing maximum ammunition clinton trump may able rely small cadre big donors either make america number pac super pac formed conservative robert mercer raised nothing at time trump also stopped fundraisers overall reports released thursday night showed much trump lean campaign operation awarded clinton big money juggernaut in total trump raised million campaign affiliated super pass including contributions whereas clinton hauled twice million politicsnews