On Inauguration Eve, Trumpsters party in the 'swamp' of WashingtonWASHINGTON (Reuters) - They voted to “drain the swamp” in Washington, D.C., but on the night before Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States, they came to wallow in it. At parties across the city, Trump supporters danced and drank to celebrate an incoming president that they said would shake up a city that they saw as corrupt, complacent and out of touch with the rest of America. “Washington is freaked out. They’re about to lose power,” said John Workman, a former mayor of Palm Beach Shores, Florida, as a pair of costumed robots danced to “Sweet Home Alabama.” Ironically, Workman and other Trump supporters were participating in a Washington ritual as old as the city itself - the crush of balls, parties and protests that mark the inauguration of a new U.S. president. Trump takes office after a bitter presidential campaign marked by allegations of sexual harassment, race baiting and foreign hacking, and some of the parties were apparently as divisive as the president-elect himself. Outside the DeploraBall, a gathering of tech-savvy Trump backers who take pride in offending liberals, several hundred protesters shouted obscenities as they squared off with riot police on the streets.  Police deployed chemical spray after protesters threw trash at those leaving the building, according to the Washington Post. Elsewhere in the city, Trump backers wearing American flag-themed apparel and red “Make America Great Again” hats shared sidewalks with people carrying signs that called the incoming president a fascist.  Helicopters roared overhead as a pickup truck towing a “Honk 4 Trump” trailer blared the 1971 Don MacLean hit “American Pie.” Trump himself has struggled to attract top-level talent for the festivities, settling on lesser known acts like Three Doors Down for a concert at the Lincoln Memorial earlier in the day. He wasn’t the only one with problems. The Garden State party had to scramble for entertainment after a Bruce Springsteen tribute band canceled on the New Jersey-themed event, saying the artist whose songs they played would not approve. That didn’t seem to phase Trump, who made an appearance at a candlelight dinner for donors in Union Station, promising “four incredible years” and bragging about his surprise November victory.  “I think I outworked anybody who ever ran for office,” he said. Across town, the New York Society ball could boast rare bipartisan bona fides as the home state of both Trump and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. “If Hillary had won, all this would still happen,” said Brenda Alford, 59, who was dressed in a gold skirt and a gold silk top as a tribute to Trump’s gilded Manhattan residence. A Trump supporter, she bought tickets before the Nov. 8 election. Held at the Fairmont Hotel, which recently completed a $27 million renovation, the party featured a giant Teddy Roosevelt mascot, celebrity host Joe Piscopo, and political figures from both parties. Several Republicans at the ball confided that they were not in town to celebrate Trump’s victory as much as they were to celebrate the end of Democratic President Barack Obama’s term, and, above all, have a good time.   To some partygoers, the soiree lacked a certain energy.  “If Trump were here he would be disappointed with the lack of ladies on the dance floor,” said James Koutoulas, a tuxedo-clad hedge fund owner from Florida, as he nursed a vodka tonic. Indeed, the dance floor was largely free of dancers, female or otherwise, until the band struck up a version of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline.”  As the party picked up, Koutoulas mused about how Trump’s freewheeling style might affect his profits as a hedge fund manager.     “I’m a CEO. Everyone is terrified of what a Trump tweet could do to their bottom line,” he said.  “The terror is being used for good — so far.” politicsNews
on inauguration eve trumpeters party washingtonwashington reuters they voted drain swamp washington night donald trump sworn president united states came allow at parties across city trump supporters danced drank celebrate incoming president said would shake city saw corrupt complaint touch rest america washington created they lose power said john workmen former mayor palm beach shores florida pair costumed robots danced sweet home ironically workmen trump supporters participating washington ritual old city crush balls parties protests mark inauguration new president trump takes office bitter presidential campaign marked allegations sexual harassment race baiting foreign hacking parties apparently divisive outside deploraball gathering trump backers take pride offending liberals several hundred protesters shouted obscenities squared riot police streets police deployed chemical spray protesters threw trash leaving building according washington post elsewhere city trump backers wearing american apparel red make america great again hats shared sidewalks people carrying signs called incoming president fascist helicopters reared overhead pickup truck towing hook trump trailer blamed don maclean hit american trump struggled attract talent festivities settling lesser known acts like three doors down concert lincoln memorial earlier day he one problems the garden state party scramble entertainment bruce springsteen tribute band canceled new event saying artist whose songs played would approve that seem phase trump made appearance candlelight dinner donors union station promising four incredible years bragging surprise november victory i think i networked anybody ever ran office said across town new york society ball could boast rare bipartisan bona files home state trump democratic rival hillary clinton if hillary would still happen said brenda afford dressed gold skirt gold silk top tribute trump gilded manhattan residence a trump supporter bought tickets election held fairmont hotel recently completed million renovation party featured giant teddy roosevelt mascot celebrity host joe piccolo political figures parties several republicans ball confined town celebrate trump victory much celebrate end democratic president barack obama term good time to partygoers source lacked certain energy if trump would disappointed lack ladies dance floor said james koutoulas hedge fund owner florida nursed vodka tonic indeed dance floor largely free dancers female otherwise band struck version neil diamond sweet as party picked koutoulas used trump freewheeling style might affect profits hedge fund manager i ceo everyone terrified trump tweet could bottom line said the terror used good 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: On Inauguration Eve, Trumpsters party in the 'swamp' of WashingtonWASHINGTON (Reuters) - They voted to “drain the swamp” in Washington, D.C., but on the night before Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States, they came to wallow in it. At parties across the city, Trump supporters danced and drank to celebrate an incoming president that they said would shake up a city that they saw as corrupt, complacent and out of touch with the rest of America. “Washington is freaked out. They’re about to lose power,” said John Workman, a former mayor of Palm Beach Shores, Florida, as a pair of costumed robots danced to “Sweet Home Alabama.” Ironically, Workman and other Trump supporters were participating in a Washington ritual as old as the city itself - the crush of balls, parties and protests that mark the inauguration of a new U.S. president. Trump takes office after a bitter presidential campaign marked by allegations of sexual harassment, race baiting and foreign hacking, and some of the parties were apparently as divisive as the president-elect himself. Outside the DeploraBall, a gathering of tech-savvy Trump backers who take pride in offending liberals, several hundred protesters shouted obscenities as they squared off with riot police on the streets.  Police deployed chemical spray after protesters threw trash at those leaving the building, according to the Washington Post. Elsewhere in the city, Trump backers wearing American flag-themed apparel and red “Make America Great Again” hats shared sidewalks with people carrying signs that called the incoming president a fascist.  Helicopters roared overhead as a pickup truck towing a “Honk 4 Trump” trailer blared the 1971 Don MacLean hit “American Pie.” Trump himself has struggled to attract top-level talent for the festivities, settling on lesser known acts like Three Doors Down for a concert at the Lincoln Memorial earlier in the day. He wasn’t the only one with problems. The Garden State party had to scramble for entertainment after a Bruce Springsteen tribute band canceled on the New Jersey-themed event, saying the artist whose songs they played would not approve. That didn’t seem to phase Trump, who made an appearance at a candlelight dinner for donors in Union Station, promising “four incredible years” and bragging about his surprise November victory.  “I think I outworked anybody who ever ran for office,” he said. Across town, the New York Society ball could boast rare bipartisan bona fides as the home state of both Trump and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. “If Hillary had won, all this would still happen,” said Brenda Alford, 59, who was dressed in a gold skirt and a gold silk top as a tribute to Trump’s gilded Manhattan residence. A Trump supporter, she bought tickets before the Nov. 8 election. Held at the Fairmont Hotel, which recently completed a $27 million renovation, the party featured a giant Teddy Roosevelt mascot, celebrity host Joe Piscopo, and political figures from both parties. Several Republicans at the ball confided that they were not in town to celebrate Trump’s victory as much as they were to celebrate the end of Democratic President Barack Obama’s term, and, above all, have a good time.   To some partygoers, the soiree lacked a certain energy.  “If Trump were here he would be disappointed with the lack of ladies on the dance floor,” said James Koutoulas, a tuxedo-clad hedge fund owner from Florida, as he nursed a vodka tonic. Indeed, the dance floor was largely free of dancers, female or otherwise, until the band struck up a version of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline.”  As the party picked up, Koutoulas mused about how Trump’s freewheeling style might affect his profits as a hedge fund manager.     “I’m a CEO. Everyone is terrified of what a Trump tweet could do to their bottom line,” he said.  “The terror is being used for good — so far.” 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: on inauguration eve trumpeters party washingtonwashington reuters they voted drain swamp washington night donald trump sworn president united states came allow at parties across city trump supporters danced drank celebrate incoming president said would shake city saw corrupt complaint touch rest america washington created they lose power said john workmen former mayor palm beach shores florida pair costumed robots danced sweet home ironically workmen trump supporters participating washington ritual old city crush balls parties protests mark inauguration new president trump takes office bitter presidential campaign marked allegations sexual harassment race baiting foreign hacking parties apparently divisive outside deploraball gathering trump backers take pride offending liberals several hundred protesters shouted obscenities squared riot police streets police deployed chemical spray protesters threw trash leaving building according washington post elsewhere city trump backers wearing american apparel red make america great again hats shared sidewalks people carrying signs called incoming president fascist helicopters reared overhead pickup truck towing hook trump trailer blamed don maclean hit american trump struggled attract talent festivities settling lesser known acts like three doors down concert lincoln memorial earlier day he one problems the garden state party scramble entertainment bruce springsteen tribute band canceled new event saying artist whose songs played would approve that seem phase trump made appearance candlelight dinner donors union station promising four incredible years bragging surprise november victory i think i networked anybody ever ran office said across town new york society ball could boast rare bipartisan bona files home state trump democratic rival hillary clinton if hillary would still happen said brenda afford dressed gold skirt gold silk top tribute trump gilded manhattan residence a trump supporter bought tickets election held fairmont hotel recently completed million renovation party featured giant teddy roosevelt mascot celebrity host joe piccolo political figures parties several republicans ball confined town celebrate trump victory much celebrate end democratic president barack obama term good time to partygoers source lacked certain energy if trump would disappointed lack ladies dance floor said james koutoulas hedge fund owner florida nursed vodka tonic indeed dance floor largely free dancers female otherwise band struck version neil diamond sweet as party picked koutoulas used trump freewheeling style might affect profits hedge fund manager i ceo everyone terrified trump tweet could bottom line said the terror used good politicsnews