Cheesy puns abound as White House hosts online chat(Reuters) - The White House attracted pungent waggery on Wednesday after using the arcane theme of a big block of cheese to lure people into a post-State of the Union online conversation with administration officials.  The social media event was inspired by President Andrew Jackson’s 1837 open house featuring a 1,400-pound block of cheese, with a meta allusion to fictional White House chief of staff, Leo McGarry, who told his staffers about the cheese draw in an early episode of “The West Wing” TV series. Following President Barack Obama’s final State of the Union address on Tuesday evening, the administration invited Cabinet officials, members of Congress and Senior White House officials to answer questions submitted by the public on social media such as Twitter and Facebook, with the hashtag #BigBlockOfCheeseDay. It was the third year the White House has staged the event and it was among the top trending hashtags on Twitter on Wednesday as people asked questions on topics ranging from climate change to the economy.  Others jumped in to deliver a gouda deal of cheese puns. Margarey Gach (@mgachby) tweeted: “Seeing the White House accounts inundated w/ cheesy puns is really grate. They feta keep this up all day #BigBlockOfCheeseDay.” “#BigBlockofCheeseDay you cheddar believe it,” wrote Darren Bown (Dazzb84). “Pure bliss with a slice of swiss #BigBlockOfCheeseDay,” tweeted Carol Layne (@keddle01).  Chuck Badger (@CharlesBadger) tweeted: “I think you have to be a “West Wing” fan to truly appreciate the glory that is #BigBlockOfCheeseDay today.” Big Block of Cheese Day was intended as a nod both to President Jackson and “The West Wing,” and to make the administration more accessible, the White House said in its blog. The event drew serious responses from administration officials such as Valerie Jarrett, a senior Obama adviser, and Labor Secretary Tom Perez. Asked about plans for the minimum wage, Perez (@LaborSec) tweeted: “Americans shouldn’t have to win the geographic lottery for fair paycheck. Need to #RaiseTheWage #BigBlockOfCheeseDay.”      Other officials such as first lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough were also expected to take part.      Twitter users were invited to use the hashtag #AskTheWH along with #BigBlockOfCheeseDay to get their questions answered.  politicsNews
cheese puns abound white house hosts online chat reuters the white house attracted urgent dagger wednesday using arcane theme big block cheese lure people union online conversation administration officials the social media event inspired president andrew jackson open house featuring block cheese meta allusion fictional white house chief staff leo carry told staffers cheese draw early episode the west wing tv series following president barack obama final state union address tuesday evening administration invited cabinet officials members congress senior white house officials answer questions submitted public social media twitter facebook hashtag bigblockofcheeseday it third year white house staged event among top trending hashtag twitter wednesday people asked questions topics ranging climate change economy others jumped deliver good deal cheese puns margaret each mgachby tweeted seeing white house accounts inundated cheese puns really rate they meta keep day bigblockofcheeseday cedar believe wrote darren born pure bliss slice swiss bigblockofcheeseday tweeted carol lane chuck badger charlesbadger tweeted i think west wing fan truly appreciate glory bigblockofcheeseday big block cheese day intended nod president jackson the west wing make administration accessible white house said blog the event drew serious responses administration officials galerie barrett senior obama adviser labor secretary tom perez asked plans minimum wage perez laborer tweeted americans win geographic lottery fair paycheck need raisethewage other officials first lady michelle obama vice president joe biden white house chief staff denis mcdonough also expected take part twitter users invited use hashtag askthewh along bigblockofcheeseday get questions answered 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: Cheesy puns abound as White House hosts online chat(Reuters) - The White House attracted pungent waggery on Wednesday after using the arcane theme of a big block of cheese to lure people into a post-State of the Union online conversation with administration officials.  The social media event was inspired by President Andrew Jackson’s 1837 open house featuring a 1,400-pound block of cheese, with a meta allusion to fictional White House chief of staff, Leo McGarry, who told his staffers about the cheese draw in an early episode of “The West Wing” TV series. Following President Barack Obama’s final State of the Union address on Tuesday evening, the administration invited Cabinet officials, members of Congress and Senior White House officials to answer questions submitted by the public on social media such as Twitter and Facebook, with the hashtag #BigBlockOfCheeseDay. It was the third year the White House has staged the event and it was among the top trending hashtags on Twitter on Wednesday as people asked questions on topics ranging from climate change to the economy.  Others jumped in to deliver a gouda deal of cheese puns. Margarey Gach (@mgachby) tweeted: “Seeing the White House accounts inundated w/ cheesy puns is really grate. They feta keep this up all day #BigBlockOfCheeseDay.” “#BigBlockofCheeseDay you cheddar believe it,” wrote Darren Bown (Dazzb84). “Pure bliss with a slice of swiss #BigBlockOfCheeseDay,” tweeted Carol Layne (@keddle01).  Chuck Badger (@CharlesBadger) tweeted: “I think you have to be a “West Wing” fan to truly appreciate the glory that is #BigBlockOfCheeseDay today.” Big Block of Cheese Day was intended as a nod both to President Jackson and “The West Wing,” and to make the administration more accessible, the White House said in its blog. The event drew serious responses from administration officials such as Valerie Jarrett, a senior Obama adviser, and Labor Secretary Tom Perez. Asked about plans for the minimum wage, Perez (@LaborSec) tweeted: “Americans shouldn’t have to win the geographic lottery for fair paycheck. Need to #RaiseTheWage #BigBlockOfCheeseDay.”      Other officials such as first lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough were also expected to take part.      Twitter users were invited to use the hashtag #AskTheWH along with #BigBlockOfCheeseDay to get their questions answered.  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: cheese puns abound white house hosts online chat reuters the white house attracted urgent dagger wednesday using arcane theme big block cheese lure people union online conversation administration officials the social media event inspired president andrew jackson open house featuring block cheese meta allusion fictional white house chief staff leo carry told staffers cheese draw early episode the west wing tv series following president barack obama final state union address tuesday evening administration invited cabinet officials members congress senior white house officials answer questions submitted public social media twitter facebook hashtag bigblockofcheeseday it third year white house staged event among top trending hashtag twitter wednesday people asked questions topics ranging climate change economy others jumped deliver good deal cheese puns margaret each mgachby tweeted seeing white house accounts inundated cheese puns really rate they meta keep day bigblockofcheeseday cedar believe wrote darren born pure bliss slice swiss bigblockofcheeseday tweeted carol lane chuck badger charlesbadger tweeted i think west wing fan truly appreciate glory bigblockofcheeseday big block cheese day intended nod president jackson the west wing make administration accessible white house said blog the event drew serious responses administration officials galerie barrett senior obama adviser labor secretary tom perez asked plans minimum wage perez laborer tweeted americans win geographic lottery fair paycheck need raisethewage other officials first lady michelle obama vice president joe biden white house chief staff denis mcdonough also expected take part twitter users invited use hashtag askthewh along bigblockofcheeseday get questions answered politicsnews