BOOM! BRONCOS PLAYER Has Message For Fellow NFL Players Disrespecting Our Flag: “We Live In The Greatest Country On Earth”…If You Don’t Like It Here…”Why Do You Stay?”He clarified that protesting in the United States is a right, but he also challenged the players taking a knee: If there s somewhere better, why don t you leave?Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe explained Sunday why he stands for the national anthem, referencing the troops and the ideal vision of America. Wolfe, who is white, did not reference whether he agrees with the basis of the protest that gained steam Sunday following President Trump s condemnation: to object to the treatment of minorities in the United States.Entering Sunday, only one white player, Seth DeValve of Cleveland, had joined the movement. I stand because I respect the men who died in real battles so I have the freedom to battle on the field,  Wolfe, 27, told ESPN in a statement.  Paying tribute to the men and women who have given their lives for our freedom is why I stand. But everyone these days likes to find a reason to protest and that s their right. It s America and you are free to speak your mind. I just feel it s disrespectful to the ones who sacrificed their lives and it s the wrong platform. But like I said to each their own it s AMERICA! The greatest country in the world and if you don t think we are the greatest country in the world and you reside here, then why do you stay? A lot worse places in the world to call home. Proud to be an American. Several of his Broncos teammates took a kneel Sunday, days after Trump urged owners to kick the  son of a bitch  who protests off the team. Wolfe s teammate Brandon Marshall knelt throughout last season.Wolfe, in his sixth NFL season, grew up in Ohio and played at the University of Cincinnati. He skipped visiting the Obama White House following the Broncos  Super Bowl win in 2016, saying,  I just had a lot of stuff going on, things to do.   NYPleft-news
boom broncos player has message for fellow nfl players disrespecting our flag we live in the greatest country on earth you don like it why do you stay he clarified protesting united states right also challenged players taking knee if somewhere better leave broncos defensive end derek wolf explained sunday stands national anthem referencing troops ideal vision america wolf white reference whether agrees basis protest gained steam sunday following president trump condemnation object treatment minorities united sunday one white player seth devalue cleveland joined movement i stand i respect men died real battles i freedom battle field wolf told espn statement paying tribute men women given lives freedom i stand but everyone days likes find reason protest right it america free speak mind i feel disrespectful ones sacrificed lives wrong platform but like i said america the greatest country world think greatest country world reside stay a lot worse places world call home proud american several broncos teammates took knee sunday days trump urged owners kick son bitch protests team wolf teammate brandon marshall next throughout last sixth nfl season grew ohio played university cincinnati he skipped visiting obama white house following broncos super bowl win saying i lot stuff going things
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: BOOM! BRONCOS PLAYER Has Message For Fellow NFL Players Disrespecting Our Flag: “We Live In The Greatest Country On Earth”…If You Don’t Like It Here…”Why Do You Stay?”He clarified that protesting in the United States is a right, but he also challenged the players taking a knee: If there s somewhere better, why don t you leave?Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe explained Sunday why he stands for the national anthem, referencing the troops and the ideal vision of America. Wolfe, who is white, did not reference whether he agrees with the basis of the protest that gained steam Sunday following President Trump s condemnation: to object to the treatment of minorities in the United States.Entering Sunday, only one white player, Seth DeValve of Cleveland, had joined the movement. I stand because I respect the men who died in real battles so I have the freedom to battle on the field,  Wolfe, 27, told ESPN in a statement.  Paying tribute to the men and women who have given their lives for our freedom is why I stand. But everyone these days likes to find a reason to protest and that s their right. It s America and you are free to speak your mind. I just feel it s disrespectful to the ones who sacrificed their lives and it s the wrong platform. But like I said to each their own it s AMERICA! The greatest country in the world and if you don t think we are the greatest country in the world and you reside here, then why do you stay? A lot worse places in the world to call home. Proud to be an American. Several of his Broncos teammates took a kneel Sunday, days after Trump urged owners to kick the  son of a bitch  who protests off the team. Wolfe s teammate Brandon Marshall knelt throughout last season.Wolfe, in his sixth NFL season, grew up in Ohio and played at the University of Cincinnati. He skipped visiting the Obama White House following the Broncos  Super Bowl win in 2016, saying,  I just had a lot of stuff going on, things to do.   NYPleft-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: boom broncos player has message for fellow nfl players disrespecting our flag we live in the greatest country on earth you don like it why do you stay he clarified protesting united states right also challenged players taking knee if somewhere better leave broncos defensive end derek wolf explained sunday stands national anthem referencing troops ideal vision america wolf white reference whether agrees basis protest gained steam sunday following president trump condemnation object treatment minorities united sunday one white player seth devalue cleveland joined movement i stand i respect men died real battles i freedom battle field wolf told espn statement paying tribute men women given lives freedom i stand but everyone days likes find reason protest right it america free speak mind i feel disrespectful ones sacrificed lives wrong platform but like i said america the greatest country world think greatest country world reside stay a lot worse places world call home proud american several broncos teammates took knee sunday days trump urged owners kick son bitch protests team wolf teammate brandon marshall next throughout last sixth nfl season grew ohio played university cincinnati he skipped visiting obama white house following broncos super bowl win saying i lot stuff going things