AS ANGRY FAR LEFT PROTESTERS Scream ‘Kill the Bill’, Senator John McCain Returns to Deliver Stunning Speech [Video]The left is truly becoming unhinged! The tension is high and the stakes are even higher in Washington as the Senate goes forward with debate on a bill to repeal Obamacare. While the US Senate voted today to open debate on the Obamacare bill, screams from far left protestors erupted from the Senate gallery. This far left mob chanted phrases such as  Kill the Bill,   Don t Kill Us,  and  Shame. The protesters interrupted the proceedings before the calling of the roll for nearly two minutes. It then took several minutes for the Sergeant of Arms and federal officers to remove the group of far left protestors. Many official Congressional votes require the gallery visitors to be given passes by legislators. It is highly likely that Democratic legislators gave these protestors access to the gallery.The emotional return of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., to the Senate for the vote, after he was recently diagnosed with brain cancer is sure to put more pressure on nervous Republicans who have been opposed or reluctant to commit to support the Republican plan.John McCain:  I hope again we can rely on humility on our need to cooperate, on our dependence on each other, to learn how to trust each other again, and by so doing better serve the people who elected us. Stop listening to the bombastic loudmouths on the radio, television and the internet. To hell with them! Despite uncertainty, the administration is predicting victory. Vice President Mike Pence s top legislative affairs aide, Marc Short, stated Tuesday morning on Fox Business News that, whether [McCain] is the 50th or the 51st vote, we re excited to have him back. Read more: The Washington Free Beaconpolitics
as angry far left protesters scream kill bill senator john mccain returns deliver stunning speech video the left truly becoming unsigned the tension high stakes even higher washington senate goes forward debate bill repeal obamacare while us senate voted today open debate obamacare bill screams far left protestors erupted senate gallery this far left mob chanted phrases kill bill don kill us shame the protesters interrupted proceedings calling roll nearly two minutes it took several minutes sergeant arms federal officers remove group far left protestors many official congressional votes require gallery visitors given passes legislators it highly likely democratic legislators gave protestors access emotional return john mccain senate vote recently diagnosed brain cancer sure put pressure nervous republicans opposed reluctant commit support republican mccain i hope rely humility need cooperate dependence learn trust better serve people elected us stop listening bombastic loudmouths radio television internet to hell despite uncertainty administration predicting victory vice president mike pence top legislative affairs aide marc short stated tuesday morning fox business news whether mccain vote excited back read the washington free beaconpolitics
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: AS ANGRY FAR LEFT PROTESTERS Scream ‘Kill the Bill’, Senator John McCain Returns to Deliver Stunning Speech [Video]The left is truly becoming unhinged! The tension is high and the stakes are even higher in Washington as the Senate goes forward with debate on a bill to repeal Obamacare. While the US Senate voted today to open debate on the Obamacare bill, screams from far left protestors erupted from the Senate gallery. This far left mob chanted phrases such as  Kill the Bill,   Don t Kill Us,  and  Shame. The protesters interrupted the proceedings before the calling of the roll for nearly two minutes. It then took several minutes for the Sergeant of Arms and federal officers to remove the group of far left protestors. Many official Congressional votes require the gallery visitors to be given passes by legislators. It is highly likely that Democratic legislators gave these protestors access to the gallery.The emotional return of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., to the Senate for the vote, after he was recently diagnosed with brain cancer is sure to put more pressure on nervous Republicans who have been opposed or reluctant to commit to support the Republican plan.John McCain:  I hope again we can rely on humility on our need to cooperate, on our dependence on each other, to learn how to trust each other again, and by so doing better serve the people who elected us. Stop listening to the bombastic loudmouths on the radio, television and the internet. To hell with them! Despite uncertainty, the administration is predicting victory. Vice President Mike Pence s top legislative affairs aide, Marc Short, stated Tuesday morning on Fox Business News that, whether [McCain] is the 50th or the 51st vote, we re excited to have him back. Read more: The Washington Free Beaconpolitics
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: as angry far left protesters scream kill bill senator john mccain returns deliver stunning speech video the left truly becoming unsigned the tension high stakes even higher washington senate goes forward debate bill repeal obamacare while us senate voted today open debate obamacare bill screams far left protestors erupted senate gallery this far left mob chanted phrases kill bill don kill us shame the protesters interrupted proceedings calling roll nearly two minutes it took several minutes sergeant arms federal officers remove group far left protestors many official congressional votes require gallery visitors given passes legislators it highly likely democratic legislators gave protestors access emotional return john mccain senate vote recently diagnosed brain cancer sure put pressure nervous republicans opposed reluctant commit support republican mccain i hope rely humility need cooperate dependence learn trust better serve people elected us stop listening bombastic loudmouths radio television internet to hell despite uncertainty administration predicting victory vice president mike pence top legislative affairs aide marc short stated tuesday morning fox business news whether mccain vote excited back read the washington free beaconpolitics