OUTRAGE! Student Threatens Violence Against Trump In High School Yearbook QuoteThe double standard here is unbelievable! We just reported on a high school student in big trouble for saying  Build the Wall  in her yearbook quote. That s pretty harmless but the school took back the yearbooks .Fast forward and a high school student wrote out their thoughts on President Trump in the yearbook I would like to behead him. I do not like him. See the huge difference here?MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)   Just under a month after a Big Lake trap team s photo was banned from the high school yearbook, another high school yearbook photo is making news.For its 2017 yearbook, Brainerd High School dedicated a page to President Donald Trump. Editors asked students their thoughts on the president, and shared the quotes next to their picture.One sophomore said,  I would like to behead him. I do not like him. The photo went viral, sparking controversy on Twitter. Now, that student is telling her side of the story. I was so confused, because at first, I didn t ever remember saying that,  15-year-old Camryn said.Camryn   who asked WCCO not to reveal her last name   says she had no idea a conversation with a classmate last September would lead to nationwide attention. She says the classmate never said she was working for the yearbook when she asked about then-candidate Donald Trump. I did not say,  I want to behead him.  I did not say,  I am going to behead him.  I just said,  Well I m sure we all wouldn t mind him being beheaded,    something along those lines,  Camryn said.  But there was never the direct quote,  I do not like him. I would like to behead him. That conversation exploded on social media 8 months later, with the help of at least one celebrity. Former  Joanie Loves Chachi  actor Scott Baio shared the photo, tagging the president, the FBI, Sean Hannity and Kellyanne Conway.Read more: CBSleft-news
outrage student threatens violence against trump in high school yearbook quotethe double standard unbelievable we reported high school student big trouble saying build wall yearbook quote that pretty harmless school took back yearbooks forward high school student wrote thoughts president trump yearbook i would like head i like see huge difference minneapolis ecco just month big lake trap team photo banned high school yearbook another high school yearbook photo making yearbook brainer high school dedicated page president donald trump editors asked students thoughts president shared quotes next sophomore said i would like head i like the photo went viral sparking controversy twitter now student telling side story i confused first i ever remember saying carry asked ecco reveal last name says idea conversation classmate last september would lead nationwide attention she says classmate never said working yearbook asked donald trump i say i want head i say i going head i said well i sure mind beheaded something along lines carry said but never direct quote i like i would like head that conversation exploded social media months later help least one celebrity former goalie loves coach actor scott bio shared photo tagging president fbi sean vanity kellyanne
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: OUTRAGE! Student Threatens Violence Against Trump In High School Yearbook QuoteThe double standard here is unbelievable! We just reported on a high school student in big trouble for saying  Build the Wall  in her yearbook quote. That s pretty harmless but the school took back the yearbooks .Fast forward and a high school student wrote out their thoughts on President Trump in the yearbook I would like to behead him. I do not like him. See the huge difference here?MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)   Just under a month after a Big Lake trap team s photo was banned from the high school yearbook, another high school yearbook photo is making news.For its 2017 yearbook, Brainerd High School dedicated a page to President Donald Trump. Editors asked students their thoughts on the president, and shared the quotes next to their picture.One sophomore said,  I would like to behead him. I do not like him. The photo went viral, sparking controversy on Twitter. Now, that student is telling her side of the story. I was so confused, because at first, I didn t ever remember saying that,  15-year-old Camryn said.Camryn   who asked WCCO not to reveal her last name   says she had no idea a conversation with a classmate last September would lead to nationwide attention. She says the classmate never said she was working for the yearbook when she asked about then-candidate Donald Trump. I did not say,  I want to behead him.  I did not say,  I am going to behead him.  I just said,  Well I m sure we all wouldn t mind him being beheaded,    something along those lines,  Camryn said.  But there was never the direct quote,  I do not like him. I would like to behead him. That conversation exploded on social media 8 months later, with the help of at least one celebrity. Former  Joanie Loves Chachi  actor Scott Baio shared the photo, tagging the president, the FBI, Sean Hannity and Kellyanne Conway.Read more: CBSleft-news
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: outrage student threatens violence against trump in high school yearbook quotethe double standard unbelievable we reported high school student big trouble saying build wall yearbook quote that pretty harmless school took back yearbooks forward high school student wrote thoughts president trump yearbook i would like head i like see huge difference minneapolis ecco just month big lake trap team photo banned high school yearbook another high school yearbook photo making yearbook brainer high school dedicated page president donald trump editors asked students thoughts president shared quotes next sophomore said i would like head i like the photo went viral sparking controversy twitter now student telling side story i confused first i ever remember saying carry asked ecco reveal last name says idea conversation classmate last september would lead nationwide attention she says classmate never said working yearbook asked donald trump i say i want head i say i going head i said well i sure mind beheaded something along lines carry said but never direct quote i like i would like head that conversation exploded social media months later help least one celebrity former goalie loves coach actor scott bio shared photo tagging president fbi sean vanity kellyanne