CNN CUTS LIVE FEED After Senator Brings Up Clinton Attorney Joining ‘Independent’ Counsel [Video]CNN cut away from a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this morning seconds after Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) raised concerns that Special Counsel Robert Mueller had hired a former Clinton Foundation attorney to assist with the probe into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Graham was questioning Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein: We found the video exchange CNN censored:Democrats have been accusing Trump of colluding with Russia BUT NO EVIDENCE HAS BEEN FOUND!Reports have emerged that Mueller has hired four attorneys for his investigative team who had donated to Hillary Clinton in the past. One of the attorneys even represented the Clinton Foundation in its effort to block Freedom of Information Act requests for e-mails on Clinton s private server! No, we re not kidding!HERE S A PORTION OF THE EXCHANGE BETWEEN GRAHAM AND ROSENSTEIN:Graham: Is giving political donations a reason to disqualify somebody for serving in the Special Counsel s office?Rosenstein: No, Senator, it is not a disqualification. It is not.Graham: As a matter of fact, many states, the judges and prosecutors are actually elected. Donations are a part of that system, is that correct?Rosenstein: Yes, that s true.Graham: Would it be a disqualification for somebody in the Special Counsel s office who had represented Mrs. Clinton in the past to serve?Rosenstein: You know, Senator, it would depend on facts and circumstances. As a general matter, I think the answer is no.Graham: Isn t that much closer to a conflict of interest?Rosenstein: I don t want to answer a hypothetical, Senator. Everybody needs to make a determination based on the facts and circumstances of the individual case.Graham: How would you get it before the Special Counsel? What process could a member of the Senate use to inform the Special Counsel that you d have a concern about hiring someone that represented Clinton?Rosenstein: We have a process within the Department of Justice, Senator, so I would encourage you, if you have those concerns, to raise them with [former] Director Mueller or to raise them with me, and I ll make sure  Graham: So should I do it to you or to him?Rosenstein: Well, you could do it to both.Graham: Okay. That s fair enough.Rosenstein: And we have career  Graham: And I don t know if I ll do that, but I ve read some things that were   I don t think donations are disqualifying at all, but if you represented the Clinton Foundation or Clinton herself, that would be disturbing to me, but I ll take care of that.CNN cut back to the studio shortly after that, while Graham was still questioning Rosenstein.politics
cnn cuts live feed after senator brings up clinton attorney joining independent counsel video cnn cut away senate judiciary committee hearing morning seconds lindsay graham raised concerns special counsel robert mueller hired former clinton foundation attorney assist probe alleged russian interference presidential election graham questioning deputy attorney general rod rosenstein we found video exchange cnn censored democrats accusing trump colliding russia but no evidence has been found reports emerged mueller hired four attorneys investigative team donated hillary clinton past one attorneys even represented clinton foundation effort block freedom information act requests clinton private server no kidding here s a portion of the exchange between graham and rosenstein graham is giving political donations reason disqualify somebody serving special counsel office rosenstein no senator disqualification it as matter fact many states judges prosecutors actually elected donations part system correct rosenstein yes would disqualification somebody special counsel office represented clinton past serve rosenstein you know senator would depend facts circumstances as general matter i think answer isn much closer conflict interest rosenstein i want answer hypothetical senator everybody needs make determination based facts circumstances individual how would get special counsel what process could member senate use inform special counsel concern hiring someone represented clinton rosenstein we process within department justice senator i would encourage concerns raise former director mueller raise i make sure graham so i rosenstein well could okay that fair and career graham and i know i i read things i think donations disqualifying represented clinton foundation clinton would disturbing i take care cut back studio shortly graham still questioning
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: CNN CUTS LIVE FEED After Senator Brings Up Clinton Attorney Joining ‘Independent’ Counsel [Video]CNN cut away from a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this morning seconds after Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) raised concerns that Special Counsel Robert Mueller had hired a former Clinton Foundation attorney to assist with the probe into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Graham was questioning Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein: We found the video exchange CNN censored:Democrats have been accusing Trump of colluding with Russia BUT NO EVIDENCE HAS BEEN FOUND!Reports have emerged that Mueller has hired four attorneys for his investigative team who had donated to Hillary Clinton in the past. One of the attorneys even represented the Clinton Foundation in its effort to block Freedom of Information Act requests for e-mails on Clinton s private server! No, we re not kidding!HERE S A PORTION OF THE EXCHANGE BETWEEN GRAHAM AND ROSENSTEIN:Graham: Is giving political donations a reason to disqualify somebody for serving in the Special Counsel s office?Rosenstein: No, Senator, it is not a disqualification. It is not.Graham: As a matter of fact, many states, the judges and prosecutors are actually elected. Donations are a part of that system, is that correct?Rosenstein: Yes, that s true.Graham: Would it be a disqualification for somebody in the Special Counsel s office who had represented Mrs. Clinton in the past to serve?Rosenstein: You know, Senator, it would depend on facts and circumstances. As a general matter, I think the answer is no.Graham: Isn t that much closer to a conflict of interest?Rosenstein: I don t want to answer a hypothetical, Senator. Everybody needs to make a determination based on the facts and circumstances of the individual case.Graham: How would you get it before the Special Counsel? What process could a member of the Senate use to inform the Special Counsel that you d have a concern about hiring someone that represented Clinton?Rosenstein: We have a process within the Department of Justice, Senator, so I would encourage you, if you have those concerns, to raise them with [former] Director Mueller or to raise them with me, and I ll make sure  Graham: So should I do it to you or to him?Rosenstein: Well, you could do it to both.Graham: Okay. That s fair enough.Rosenstein: And we have career  Graham: And I don t know if I ll do that, but I ve read some things that were   I don t think donations are disqualifying at all, but if you represented the Clinton Foundation or Clinton herself, that would be disturbing to me, but I ll take care of that.CNN cut back to the studio shortly after that, while Graham was still questioning Rosenstein.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: cnn cuts live feed after senator brings up clinton attorney joining independent counsel video cnn cut away senate judiciary committee hearing morning seconds lindsay graham raised concerns special counsel robert mueller hired former clinton foundation attorney assist probe alleged russian interference presidential election graham questioning deputy attorney general rod rosenstein we found video exchange cnn censored democrats accusing trump colliding russia but no evidence has been found reports emerged mueller hired four attorneys investigative team donated hillary clinton past one attorneys even represented clinton foundation effort block freedom information act requests clinton private server no kidding here s a portion of the exchange between graham and rosenstein graham is giving political donations reason disqualify somebody serving special counsel office rosenstein no senator disqualification it as matter fact many states judges prosecutors actually elected donations part system correct rosenstein yes would disqualification somebody special counsel office represented clinton past serve rosenstein you know senator would depend facts circumstances as general matter i think answer isn much closer conflict interest rosenstein i want answer hypothetical senator everybody needs make determination based facts circumstances individual how would get special counsel what process could member senate use inform special counsel concern hiring someone represented clinton rosenstein we process within department justice senator i would encourage concerns raise former director mueller raise i make sure graham so i rosenstein well could okay that fair and career graham and i know i i read things i think donations disqualifying represented clinton foundation clinton would disturbing i take care cut back studio shortly graham still questioning