U.S. oil baron Harold Hamm endorses Trump for presidentHOUSTON (Reuters) - Harold Hamm, chief executive of shale oil producer Continental Resources Inc and Mitt Romney’s 2012 energy adviser, endorsed U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump on Friday, saying he has the “fortitude to make tough decisions.”  Hamm, who had previously donated to U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s presidential campaign, called the real estate mogul a “business leader’s candidate” who has the will to right what he called a series of mistakes from politicians in Washington, including “burdensome government regulations.” “The next president of the United States must have the courage, determination and intelligence to disrupt politics as usual,” Hamm wrote in a public letter. “Such an honor to get the endorsement of Harold Hamm, one of the great men in the history of the oil and energy business,” Trump said in a statement to Reuters.  Known for his outspoken views on U.S. energy policy and other matters, Hamm once referred to OPEC leader Saudi Arabia as a “toothless tiger” in the face of growing U.S. oil output. OPEC and Saudia Arabia eventually proved Hamm wrong by using its influence to keep prices low for more than 18 months and counting, exerting sharp pain on U.S. oil producers. Hamm’s Continental is expected to post a quarterly loss next month. Hamm’s endorsement followed President Barack Obama’s meeting with Saudi Arabia’s King Salman in Riyadh this week. By endorsing Trump, Hamm has parted ways with former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican candidate for the White House, who has vigorously opposed Trump’s candidacy. politicsNews
oil baron harold harm endorses trump presidenthouston reuters harold harm chief executive shale oil producer continental resources inc mitt romney energy adviser endorsed presidential candidate donald trump friday saying fortitude make tough harm previously donated senator marco rubio presidential campaign called real estate mogul business leader candidate right called series mistakes politicians washington including burdensome government the next president united states must courage determination intelligence disrupt politics usual harm wrote public letter such honor get endorsement harold harm one great men history oil energy business trump said statement reuters known outspoken views energy policy matters harm referred open leader saudi arabia worthless tiger face growing oil output open saudi arabia eventually proved harm wrong using influence keep prices low months counting existing sharp pain oil producers harm continental expected post quarterly loss next month harm endorsement followed president barack obama meeting saudi arabia king salman riyadh week by endorsing trump harm parted ways former massachusetts governor mitt romney republican candidate white house vigorously opposed trump candidacy 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: U.S. oil baron Harold Hamm endorses Trump for presidentHOUSTON (Reuters) - Harold Hamm, chief executive of shale oil producer Continental Resources Inc and Mitt Romney’s 2012 energy adviser, endorsed U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump on Friday, saying he has the “fortitude to make tough decisions.”  Hamm, who had previously donated to U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s presidential campaign, called the real estate mogul a “business leader’s candidate” who has the will to right what he called a series of mistakes from politicians in Washington, including “burdensome government regulations.” “The next president of the United States must have the courage, determination and intelligence to disrupt politics as usual,” Hamm wrote in a public letter. “Such an honor to get the endorsement of Harold Hamm, one of the great men in the history of the oil and energy business,” Trump said in a statement to Reuters.  Known for his outspoken views on U.S. energy policy and other matters, Hamm once referred to OPEC leader Saudi Arabia as a “toothless tiger” in the face of growing U.S. oil output. OPEC and Saudia Arabia eventually proved Hamm wrong by using its influence to keep prices low for more than 18 months and counting, exerting sharp pain on U.S. oil producers. Hamm’s Continental is expected to post a quarterly loss next month. Hamm’s endorsement followed President Barack Obama’s meeting with Saudi Arabia’s King Salman in Riyadh this week. By endorsing Trump, Hamm has parted ways with former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican candidate for the White House, who has vigorously opposed Trump’s candidacy. 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: oil baron harold harm endorses trump presidenthouston reuters harold harm chief executive shale oil producer continental resources inc mitt romney energy adviser endorsed presidential candidate donald trump friday saying fortitude make tough harm previously donated senator marco rubio presidential campaign called real estate mogul business leader candidate right called series mistakes politicians washington including burdensome government the next president united states must courage determination intelligence disrupt politics usual harm wrote public letter such honor get endorsement harold harm one great men history oil energy business trump said statement reuters known outspoken views energy policy matters harm referred open leader saudi arabia worthless tiger face growing oil output open saudi arabia eventually proved harm wrong using influence keep prices low months counting existing sharp pain oil producers harm continental expected post quarterly loss next month harm endorsement followed president barack obama meeting saudi arabia king salman riyadh week by endorsing trump harm parted ways former massachusetts governor mitt romney republican candidate white house vigorously opposed trump candidacy politicsnews