Senator Hatch to Healthcare Protesters: ‘If You Want a Hearing, You Better Shut Up’ [Video]The Senate Finance Committee hearing for the Republican Graham-Cassidy health care bill became a screaming protest today. People in wheelchairs screamed and chanted in opposition to the bill One woman was removed for her disruption:Wow. pic.twitter.com/VOlQHBksPy  Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) September 25, 2017 In what was clearly a manufactured protest with mostly people in wheelchairs, the disruption was enough to make a key senator yell back.  Sen. Orrin Hatch responded to protestors whose shouting prevented the hearing s start, saying,  If you want a hearing, you better shut up. I d like to welcome everyone, and I do mean everyone,  Finance Committee Chairman Hatch said, referencing the large crowd of protestors.A protestor started screaming something unintelligible. Well if we re gonna,  Hatch began before the chants grew louder. If you want a hearing, you better shut up,  Hatch said, pounding his gavel. Let the police take care of it,  Sen. Chuck Grassley (R., Iowa) quietly told Hatch. Oh, I will. I will,  Hatch said.After a brief period of more chanting by protestors, Hatch turned to Grassley and asked,  What are they saying? Don t touch the Medicaid, save our  Grassley said before trailing off, clearly unsure of what the last part of the chant was supposed to be.The chant in question was,  Don t touch the Medicaid, save our liberty. The Senate has been expected to vote on the latest Obamacare repeal effort before the end of the month. Opposition has mounted against the bill, however, and with Republican Sen. John McCain already a definite  no,  and others doubtful, the bill s future is uncertain.Read more: WFBpolitics
senator hatch healthcare protesters if you want hearing you better shut up video the senate finance committee hearing republican health care bill became screaming protest today people wheelchair streamed chanted opposition bill one woman removed disruption wow matt fuller mepfuller september in clearly manufactured protest mostly people wheelchair disruption enough make key senator yell back train hatch responded protestors whose shouting prevented hearing start saying if want hearing better shut i like welcome everyone i mean everyone finance committee chairman hatch said referencing large crowd protector started screaming something unintelligible well gon na hatch began chants grew louder if want hearing better shut hatch said pounding gave let police take care chuck grasses iowa quietly told hatch oh i i hatch brief period chanting protestors hatch turned grasses asked what saying don touch medical save grasses said trailing clearly unsure last part chant supposed chant question don touch medical save liberty the senate expected vote latest obamacare repeal effort end month opposition mounted bill however republican john mccain already definite others doubtful bill future abpolitics
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: Senator Hatch to Healthcare Protesters: ‘If You Want a Hearing, You Better Shut Up’ [Video]The Senate Finance Committee hearing for the Republican Graham-Cassidy health care bill became a screaming protest today. People in wheelchairs screamed and chanted in opposition to the bill One woman was removed for her disruption:Wow. pic.twitter.com/VOlQHBksPy  Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) September 25, 2017 In what was clearly a manufactured protest with mostly people in wheelchairs, the disruption was enough to make a key senator yell back.  Sen. Orrin Hatch responded to protestors whose shouting prevented the hearing s start, saying,  If you want a hearing, you better shut up. I d like to welcome everyone, and I do mean everyone,  Finance Committee Chairman Hatch said, referencing the large crowd of protestors.A protestor started screaming something unintelligible. Well if we re gonna,  Hatch began before the chants grew louder. If you want a hearing, you better shut up,  Hatch said, pounding his gavel. Let the police take care of it,  Sen. Chuck Grassley (R., Iowa) quietly told Hatch. Oh, I will. I will,  Hatch said.After a brief period of more chanting by protestors, Hatch turned to Grassley and asked,  What are they saying? Don t touch the Medicaid, save our  Grassley said before trailing off, clearly unsure of what the last part of the chant was supposed to be.The chant in question was,  Don t touch the Medicaid, save our liberty. The Senate has been expected to vote on the latest Obamacare repeal effort before the end of the month. Opposition has mounted against the bill, however, and with Republican Sen. John McCain already a definite  no,  and others doubtful, the bill s future is uncertain.Read more: WFBpolitics
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: senator hatch healthcare protesters if you want hearing you better shut up video the senate finance committee hearing republican health care bill became screaming protest today people wheelchair streamed chanted opposition bill one woman removed disruption wow matt fuller mepfuller september in clearly manufactured protest mostly people wheelchair disruption enough make key senator yell back train hatch responded protestors whose shouting prevented hearing start saying if want hearing better shut i like welcome everyone i mean everyone finance committee chairman hatch said referencing large crowd protector started screaming something unintelligible well gon na hatch began chants grew louder if want hearing better shut hatch said pounding gave let police take care chuck grasses iowa quietly told hatch oh i i hatch brief period chanting protestors hatch turned grasses asked what saying don touch medical save grasses said trailing clearly unsure last part chant supposed chant question don touch medical save liberty the senate expected vote latest obamacare repeal effort end month opposition mounted bill however republican john mccain already definite others doubtful bill future abpolitics