THIS MAY BE THE CLINTON’S Most DEPLORABLE Act Ever: “The question becomes, ‘how many people lost their lives?'”Scum of the earth isn t strong enough for these grifters. The Clinton Family must be the most disgusting, self-serving people to ever run a  charitable  organization. So many former Presidents have done such amazing work for people around the world who have faced poverty, sickness and natural disasters. With the billions of dollars the Clinton s received from donors around the world (well, primarily in Hollywood and Saudi Arabi) just think of all of the good they could have done if the Clinton s weren t such selfish, power-hungry human beings Former President Bill Clinton and his Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) distributed  watered-down  HIV/AIDs drugs to patients in sub-Saharan Africa, and  likely increased  the risks of morbidity and mortality, according to a draft congressional report obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation.The congressional report, titled, The Clinton Foundation and The India Success Story,  was initiated by Rep. Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican and vice-chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.The CHAI program to help AIDS victims is considered one of the Clinton Foundation s most important contributions and is probably its best known initiative.The congressional report focused on Clinton s decade-long relationship with a controversial Indian drug manufacturer called Ranbaxy, which CHAI used as one of its main distributors of HIV/AIDS drugs to Third World countries.It also highlighted the work of Dinesh Thakur, a former Ranbaxy employee who became a star whistleblower, permitting the U.S. government to launch a landmark lawsuit against the Indian firm. The company was vulnerable to U.S. prosecution because it also sold its generic drugs on the U.S. market.Ranbaxy ultimately pleaded guilty in 2013 to seven criminal counts with intent to defraud and the introduction of adulterated drugs into interstate commerce.The Department of Justice further levied a $500 million fine and forfeiture on the company.  This is the largest false claims case ever prosecuted in the District of Maryland, and the nation s largest financial penalty paid by a generic pharmaceutical company,  said U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein when Ranbaxy pleaded guilty. When companies sell adulterated drugs, they undermine the integrity of the FDA s approval process and may cause patients to take drugs that are substandard, ineffective, or unsafe,  said Stuart F. Delery, acting assistant attorney general for the civil division of the Department of Justice, when the government announced its action against the Indian company.The Department of Justice stated in its final settlement,  alleged due to the company s diluted drugs, it  subjected patients to increased risks of morbidity and mortality,  according to the report. The question becomes,  how many people lost their lives, how many people found it was a false promise,  asked Blackburn in an interview with TheDCNF.The possibility that CHAI distributed adulterated and diluted AIDS drugs to Third World victims could shake the foundations of the Clinton charity and spark a new round of scrutiny in the final weeks of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton s campaign.Blackburn said she planned to deliver the report to the inspector generals at the Department of Health and Human Services and to the Department of State, where Hillary served as secretary of state during President Barack Obama s first term.The congressional study also highlighted the unseemly ties between Bill and two controversial Indian-Americans who have been investigated and sanctioned by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission.The most troubling revelations concern the Clinton Foundation s vigorous promotion of Ranbaxy despite mounting evidence the Indian firm had persistently poor quality control and attempted to cover it up through either faulty or fraudulent reporting to the FDA.It is unclear at this juncture how many AIDS patients received the  watered-down  drugs.ProPublica estimated that in 2007 alone, the U.S. Agency for International Development allocated $9 million to Ranbaxy and delivered  more than $1.8 million packages. Substandard HIV medicines cause health problems for patients, perhaps even accelerating death from HIV-related infections,  Roger Bate, an economist at the American Enterprise Institute who researches substandard and counterfeit medicines, told TheDCNF.Thakur told TheDCNF that many of the company s anti-retroviral drugs were used to stabilize platelet and white blood cell counts in AIDS patients. These drugs allow it to stabilize and essentially provide immunity to patients. If the content of the medicine is not what is listed on the label, you will not see the platelet levels or the WBC levels stabilize,  he said.Ranbaxy s first public hint of problems occurred in August 2004, one year after CHAI began working with the firm. The World Health Organization reported irregularities involving three Ranbaxy drugs in South Africa, according to the report.The FDA sent a public  warning letter  to Ranbaxy in 2006 about reported irregularities in the company s quality control efforts. It concluded that the drugs, which included anti-retroviral HIV/AIDs medications,  show much lower potencies in these batches. Although Ranbaxy s generic drugs are now barred from being sold in the U.S., CHAI and the former president continue to praise Ranbaxy and distribute the company s HIV/AID drugs to patients abroad.Bill heaped praise on Ranbaxy in 2013 during a speech in Mumbai, saying, the drugs saved millions of lives.Neither CHAI nor the Clinton Foundation have announced they severed ties with Ranbaxy.For entire story: The Daily Caller politics
this may be the clinton s most deplorable act ever the question becomes many people lost lives sum earth strong enough writers the clinton family must disgusting people ever run charitable organization so many former presidents done amazing work people around world faced poverty sickness natural disasters with billions dollars clinton received donors around world well primarily hollywood saudi arab think good could done clinton selfish human beings former president bill clinton clinton health access initiative chain distributed drugs patients africa likely increased risks morbidity mortality according draft congressional report obtained the daily caller news congressional report titled the clinton foundation the india success story initiated marsh blackburn tennessee republican house energy commerce chain program help aids victims considered one clinton foundation important contributions probably best known congressional report focused clinton relationship controversial indian drug manufacturer called ranbaxy chain used one main distributors drugs third world also highlighted work lines taker former ranbaxy employee became star whistleblower permitting government launch landmark lawsuit indian firm the company vulnerable prosecution also sold generic drugs ultimately pleaded guilty seven criminal counts intent fraud introduction adulterated drugs interstate department justice levied million fine forfeiture company this largest false claims case ever prosecuted district maryland nation largest financial penalty paid generic pharmaceutical company said attorney district maryland rod rosenstein ranbaxy pleaded guilty when companies sell adulterated drugs undermine integrity fda approval process may cause patients take drugs substandard ineffective unsafe said stuart delete acting assistant attorney general civil division department justice government announced action indian department justice stated final settlement alleged due company diluted drugs subjected patients increased risks morbidity mortality according report the question becomes many people lost lives many people found false promise asked blackburn interview possibility chain distributed adulterated diluted aids drugs third world victims could shake foundations clinton charity spark new round scrutiny final weeks presidential candidate hillary clinton said planned deliver report inspector generals department health human services department state hillary served secretary state president barack obama first congressional study also highlighted unseemly ties bill two controversial investigated sanctioned food drug administration fda securities exchange troubling revelations concern clinton foundation vigorous promotion ranbaxy despite mounting evidence indian firm persistently poor quality control attempted cover either faulty fraudulent reporting unclear juncture many aids patients received estimated alone agency international development allocated million ranbaxy delivered million packages substandard hiv medicines cause health problems patients perhaps even accelerating death infections roger bate economist american enterprise institute researches substandard counterfeit medicines told told thecgf many company drugs used stabilize platelet white blood cell counts aids patients these drugs allow stabilize essentially provide immunity patients if content medicine listed label see platelet levels wbc levels stabilize first public hint problems occurred august one year chain began working firm the world health organization reported irregularities involving three ranbaxy drugs south africa according fda sent public warning letter ranbaxy reported irregularities company quality control efforts it concluded drugs included medications show much lower potencies batches although ranbaxy generic drugs barred sold chain former president continue praise ranbaxy distribute company drugs patients helped praise ranbaxy speech mumbai saying drugs saved millions chain clinton foundation announced severed ties entire story the daily caller politics
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: THIS MAY BE THE CLINTON’S Most DEPLORABLE Act Ever: “The question becomes, ‘how many people lost their lives?'”Scum of the earth isn t strong enough for these grifters. The Clinton Family must be the most disgusting, self-serving people to ever run a  charitable  organization. So many former Presidents have done such amazing work for people around the world who have faced poverty, sickness and natural disasters. With the billions of dollars the Clinton s received from donors around the world (well, primarily in Hollywood and Saudi Arabi) just think of all of the good they could have done if the Clinton s weren t such selfish, power-hungry human beings Former President Bill Clinton and his Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) distributed  watered-down  HIV/AIDs drugs to patients in sub-Saharan Africa, and  likely increased  the risks of morbidity and mortality, according to a draft congressional report obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation.The congressional report, titled, The Clinton Foundation and The India Success Story,  was initiated by Rep. Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican and vice-chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.The CHAI program to help AIDS victims is considered one of the Clinton Foundation s most important contributions and is probably its best known initiative.The congressional report focused on Clinton s decade-long relationship with a controversial Indian drug manufacturer called Ranbaxy, which CHAI used as one of its main distributors of HIV/AIDS drugs to Third World countries.It also highlighted the work of Dinesh Thakur, a former Ranbaxy employee who became a star whistleblower, permitting the U.S. government to launch a landmark lawsuit against the Indian firm. The company was vulnerable to U.S. prosecution because it also sold its generic drugs on the U.S. market.Ranbaxy ultimately pleaded guilty in 2013 to seven criminal counts with intent to defraud and the introduction of adulterated drugs into interstate commerce.The Department of Justice further levied a $500 million fine and forfeiture on the company.  This is the largest false claims case ever prosecuted in the District of Maryland, and the nation s largest financial penalty paid by a generic pharmaceutical company,  said U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein when Ranbaxy pleaded guilty. When companies sell adulterated drugs, they undermine the integrity of the FDA s approval process and may cause patients to take drugs that are substandard, ineffective, or unsafe,  said Stuart F. Delery, acting assistant attorney general for the civil division of the Department of Justice, when the government announced its action against the Indian company.The Department of Justice stated in its final settlement,  alleged due to the company s diluted drugs, it  subjected patients to increased risks of morbidity and mortality,  according to the report. The question becomes,  how many people lost their lives, how many people found it was a false promise,  asked Blackburn in an interview with TheDCNF.The possibility that CHAI distributed adulterated and diluted AIDS drugs to Third World victims could shake the foundations of the Clinton charity and spark a new round of scrutiny in the final weeks of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton s campaign.Blackburn said she planned to deliver the report to the inspector generals at the Department of Health and Human Services and to the Department of State, where Hillary served as secretary of state during President Barack Obama s first term.The congressional study also highlighted the unseemly ties between Bill and two controversial Indian-Americans who have been investigated and sanctioned by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission.The most troubling revelations concern the Clinton Foundation s vigorous promotion of Ranbaxy despite mounting evidence the Indian firm had persistently poor quality control and attempted to cover it up through either faulty or fraudulent reporting to the FDA.It is unclear at this juncture how many AIDS patients received the  watered-down  drugs.ProPublica estimated that in 2007 alone, the U.S. Agency for International Development allocated $9 million to Ranbaxy and delivered  more than $1.8 million packages. Substandard HIV medicines cause health problems for patients, perhaps even accelerating death from HIV-related infections,  Roger Bate, an economist at the American Enterprise Institute who researches substandard and counterfeit medicines, told TheDCNF.Thakur told TheDCNF that many of the company s anti-retroviral drugs were used to stabilize platelet and white blood cell counts in AIDS patients. These drugs allow it to stabilize and essentially provide immunity to patients. If the content of the medicine is not what is listed on the label, you will not see the platelet levels or the WBC levels stabilize,  he said.Ranbaxy s first public hint of problems occurred in August 2004, one year after CHAI began working with the firm. The World Health Organization reported irregularities involving three Ranbaxy drugs in South Africa, according to the report.The FDA sent a public  warning letter  to Ranbaxy in 2006 about reported irregularities in the company s quality control efforts. It concluded that the drugs, which included anti-retroviral HIV/AIDs medications,  show much lower potencies in these batches. Although Ranbaxy s generic drugs are now barred from being sold in the U.S., CHAI and the former president continue to praise Ranbaxy and distribute the company s HIV/AID drugs to patients abroad.Bill heaped praise on Ranbaxy in 2013 during a speech in Mumbai, saying, the drugs saved millions of lives.Neither CHAI nor the Clinton Foundation have announced they severed ties with Ranbaxy.For entire story: The Daily Caller politics
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: this may be the clinton s most deplorable act ever the question becomes many people lost lives sum earth strong enough writers the clinton family must disgusting people ever run charitable organization so many former presidents done amazing work people around world faced poverty sickness natural disasters with billions dollars clinton received donors around world well primarily hollywood saudi arab think good could done clinton selfish human beings former president bill clinton clinton health access initiative chain distributed drugs patients africa likely increased risks morbidity mortality according draft congressional report obtained the daily caller news congressional report titled the clinton foundation the india success story initiated marsh blackburn tennessee republican house energy commerce chain program help aids victims considered one clinton foundation important contributions probably best known congressional report focused clinton relationship controversial indian drug manufacturer called ranbaxy chain used one main distributors drugs third world also highlighted work lines taker former ranbaxy employee became star whistleblower permitting government launch landmark lawsuit indian firm the company vulnerable prosecution also sold generic drugs ultimately pleaded guilty seven criminal counts intent fraud introduction adulterated drugs interstate department justice levied million fine forfeiture company this largest false claims case ever prosecuted district maryland nation largest financial penalty paid generic pharmaceutical company said attorney district maryland rod rosenstein ranbaxy pleaded guilty when companies sell adulterated drugs undermine integrity fda approval process may cause patients take drugs substandard ineffective unsafe said stuart delete acting assistant attorney general civil division department justice government announced action indian department justice stated final settlement alleged due company diluted drugs subjected patients increased risks morbidity mortality according report the question becomes many people lost lives many people found false promise asked blackburn interview possibility chain distributed adulterated diluted aids drugs third world victims could shake foundations clinton charity spark new round scrutiny final weeks presidential candidate hillary clinton said planned deliver report inspector generals department health human services department state hillary served secretary state president barack obama first congressional study also highlighted unseemly ties bill two controversial investigated sanctioned food drug administration fda securities exchange troubling revelations concern clinton foundation vigorous promotion ranbaxy despite mounting evidence indian firm persistently poor quality control attempted cover either faulty fraudulent reporting unclear juncture many aids patients received estimated alone agency international development allocated million ranbaxy delivered million packages substandard hiv medicines cause health problems patients perhaps even accelerating death infections roger bate economist american enterprise institute researches substandard counterfeit medicines told told thecgf many company drugs used stabilize platelet white blood cell counts aids patients these drugs allow stabilize essentially provide immunity patients if content medicine listed label see platelet levels wbc levels stabilize first public hint problems occurred august one year chain began working firm the world health organization reported irregularities involving three ranbaxy drugs south africa according fda sent public warning letter ranbaxy reported irregularities company quality control efforts it concluded drugs included medications show much lower potencies batches although ranbaxy generic drugs barred sold chain former president continue praise ranbaxy distribute company drugs patients helped praise ranbaxy speech mumbai saying drugs saved millions chain clinton foundation announced severed ties entire story the daily caller politics