Obama paints Trump as no friend of the working classPHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - With Hillary Clinton sidelined by pneumonia, President Barack Obama took up the Democrats’ fight against Donald Trump on Tuesday, trying to quash the Republican presidential candidate’s bid to appeal to working-class voters. Obama, whose 50 percent job approval rating could help improve the climate for the Democratic ticket in the Nov. 8 election, rallied party faithful against Trump, the 70-year-old New York real estate developer, at an outdoor event in Philadelphia. “This is a guy who spent 70 years on this earth showing no concern for working people. He spent most of his life trying to stay far away from working people. He wasn’t going to let you on his golf course,” Obama said. Obama’s campaign appearance was his first as a solo act on behalf of Clinton as he tries to ensure Democrats retain control of the White House once his eight years are over in January. The president lauded new census numbers on income growth as proof that his administration’s policies have helped improve the economy, an attempt to undermine Trump’s argument that economic woes are deep. “By so many measures, America is stronger and more prosperous than when we started out on this journey together,” Obama said. Clinton, who was Obama’s secretary of state during his first term, rested at her home in the New York City suburb of Chappaqua, as she recovers from pneumonia. She was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday but she kept it secret until she nearly collapsed on Sunday at a ceremony in Manhattan marking the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. She is to return to the campaign trail on Thursday, her spokesman Nick Merrill said Tuesday evening. Her campaign said in a statement that she will deliver remarks in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Thursday and “discuss her vision for an America that is stronger together.” Trump appeared at a campaign event in suburban Philadelphia after Obama departed, touting proposals that would allow families to deduct child-care expenses from their income taxes and establish paid maternity leave for women whose employers do not offer it. The plan, he said, was aimed to bolster working-class and middle-class families.  With his daughter Ivanka at his side, Trump also appeared to support equal pay for women, traditionally a core issue for Democrats.   “We need working mothers to be fairly compensated for their work and have access to affordable quality child care for their work,” Trump said.  As he did earlier in the day at a rally in Des Moines, Trump steered clear of mentioning Clinton’s illness but stepped up efforts to wring maximum advantage from her controversial comment that his supporters are “deplorables.”  “While my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable, I call you hardworking American patriots who love your country,” said Trump, who has tried to portray the former first lady as out of touch with ordinary Americans. Clinton said in a speech last week that half of Trump’s supporters belong “in a basket of deplorables” and accused them of being racist and homophobic. She later said she regretted the remark. Trump, who has often bragged about his wealth, has come under fire himself for rhetoric against minorities during his campaign, including describing Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, suggesting that a judge could not be fair because of his Mexican-American heritage, and proposing a temporary ban on Muslim immigration to the United States. After struggling in opinion polls in August, Trump has erased most of Clinton’s lead in national surveys and is competitive again in many battleground states where the White House race is likely to be decided.     The “deplorables” comment featured at a Trump rally in Asheville, North Carolina, on Monday night that saw a resumption of some of the violence that disrupted his events earlier this year.  “Never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the American voter,” Trump told the crowd.  Five people, including a minor, were arrested at the rally and charged with crimes including second degree trespassing and fighting in public, Asheville police said.  A man grabbed an anti-Trump protester’s neck and punched him during the rally, video from NBC and ABC showed. Police said they also obtained an arrest warrant for the suspect in that incident.  politicsNews
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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: Obama paints Trump as no friend of the working classPHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - With Hillary Clinton sidelined by pneumonia, President Barack Obama took up the Democrats’ fight against Donald Trump on Tuesday, trying to quash the Republican presidential candidate’s bid to appeal to working-class voters. Obama, whose 50 percent job approval rating could help improve the climate for the Democratic ticket in the Nov. 8 election, rallied party faithful against Trump, the 70-year-old New York real estate developer, at an outdoor event in Philadelphia. “This is a guy who spent 70 years on this earth showing no concern for working people. He spent most of his life trying to stay far away from working people. He wasn’t going to let you on his golf course,” Obama said. Obama’s campaign appearance was his first as a solo act on behalf of Clinton as he tries to ensure Democrats retain control of the White House once his eight years are over in January. The president lauded new census numbers on income growth as proof that his administration’s policies have helped improve the economy, an attempt to undermine Trump’s argument that economic woes are deep. “By so many measures, America is stronger and more prosperous than when we started out on this journey together,” Obama said. Clinton, who was Obama’s secretary of state during his first term, rested at her home in the New York City suburb of Chappaqua, as she recovers from pneumonia. She was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday but she kept it secret until she nearly collapsed on Sunday at a ceremony in Manhattan marking the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. She is to return to the campaign trail on Thursday, her spokesman Nick Merrill said Tuesday evening. Her campaign said in a statement that she will deliver remarks in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Thursday and “discuss her vision for an America that is stronger together.” Trump appeared at a campaign event in suburban Philadelphia after Obama departed, touting proposals that would allow families to deduct child-care expenses from their income taxes and establish paid maternity leave for women whose employers do not offer it. The plan, he said, was aimed to bolster working-class and middle-class families.  With his daughter Ivanka at his side, Trump also appeared to support equal pay for women, traditionally a core issue for Democrats.   “We need working mothers to be fairly compensated for their work and have access to affordable quality child care for their work,” Trump said.  As he did earlier in the day at a rally in Des Moines, Trump steered clear of mentioning Clinton’s illness but stepped up efforts to wring maximum advantage from her controversial comment that his supporters are “deplorables.”  “While my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable, I call you hardworking American patriots who love your country,” said Trump, who has tried to portray the former first lady as out of touch with ordinary Americans. Clinton said in a speech last week that half of Trump’s supporters belong “in a basket of deplorables” and accused them of being racist and homophobic. She later said she regretted the remark. Trump, who has often bragged about his wealth, has come under fire himself for rhetoric against minorities during his campaign, including describing Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, suggesting that a judge could not be fair because of his Mexican-American heritage, and proposing a temporary ban on Muslim immigration to the United States. After struggling in opinion polls in August, Trump has erased most of Clinton’s lead in national surveys and is competitive again in many battleground states where the White House race is likely to be decided.     The “deplorables” comment featured at a Trump rally in Asheville, North Carolina, on Monday night that saw a resumption of some of the violence that disrupted his events earlier this year.  “Never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the American voter,” Trump told the crowd.  Five people, including a minor, were arrested at the rally and charged with crimes including second degree trespassing and fighting in public, Asheville police said.  A man grabbed an anti-Trump protester’s neck and punched him during the rally, video from NBC and ABC showed. Police said they also obtained an arrest warrant for the suspect in that incident.  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: obama paints trump friend working classphiladelphia reuters with hillary clinton sidelined pneumonia president barack obama took democrats fight donald trump tuesday trying squash republican presidential candidate bid appeal voters obama whose percent job approval rating could help improve climate democratic ticket election rallied party faithful trump new york real estate developer outdoor event philadelphia this guy spent years earth showing concern working people he spent life trying stay far away working people he going let golf course obama said obama campaign appearance first solo act behalf clinton tries ensure democrats retain control white house eight years january the president lauded new census numbers income growth proof administration policies helped improve economy attempt undermine trump argument economic woes deep by many measures america stronger prosperous started journey together obama said clinton obama secretary state first term rested home new york city suburb chappaqua recovers pneumonia she diagnosed pneumonia friday kept secret nearly collapsed sunday ceremony manhattan marking attacks she return campaign trail thursday spokesman nick merriam said tuesday evening her campaign said statement deliver remarks greensboro north carolina thursday discuss vision america stronger trump appeared campaign event suburban philadelphia obama departed touring proposals would allow families deduce expenses income taxes establish paid maternity leave women whose employers offer the plan said aimed bolster families with daughter lanka side trump also appeared support equal pay women traditionally core issue democrats we need working mothers fairly compensated work access affordable quality child care work trump said as earlier day rally des mines trump steered clear mentioning clinton illness stepped efforts wrong maximum advantage controversial comment supporters while opponent sanders deplorable irredeemable i call hardworking american patriots love country said trump tried portray former first lady touch ordinary americans clinton said speech last week half trump supporters belong basket deplorables accused racist homophobic she later said regretted remark trump often dragged wealth come fire rhetoric minorities campaign including describing mexican immigrants criminals rapists suggesting judge could fair heritage proposing temporary ban muslim immigration united states after struggling opinion polls august trump erased clinton lead national surveys competitive many battleground states white house race likely decided the deplorables comment featured trump rally nashville north carolina monday night saw resumption violence disrupted events earlier year never history major party presidential candidate variously demonized american voter trump told crowd five people including minor arrested rally charged crimes including second degree trespassing fighting public nashville police said a man grabbed protester neck punched rally video nbc abc showed police said also obtained arrest warrant suspect incident politicsnews