 Body-Slamming Republican Thought He Was Too Important To Be Booked, Printed, Judge Says No WayYou may remember Greg Gianforte, the Republican who won Montana s only Congressional seat in May even after assaulting reporter Ben Jacobs of the Guardian. He disputed the charge at first, then audio came out that clearly depicted him body-slamming the journalist after Jacobs asked a series of uncomfortable questions.Gianforte pled guilty to the charge back in June, although it had no bearing on the outcome of his post-assault election. Presumably, the voters of Montana thought Jacobs had it coming, or perhaps they re so committed to their political party that even an assault charge won t deter them from voting for a GOP candidate.At the time, the Tea Party lawmaker protested the judge s order that he be booked and fingerprinted, as well as have his photo taken for a mug shot. His lawyers argued that the judge didn t have the authority to order the proceedings since he was never actually handcuffed and arrested formally   a feat he pulled off by coincidentally being the candidate the local Sheriff had made political donations to during his campaign.Now, despite his legal team s argument that he was exempt because he was only charged with a misdemeanor, a judge has ordered that Gianforte turn himself in by September 15th for booking on the charge. If the congressman doesn t comply, the judge said, he will be held in contempt of court.Although Gianforte has paid his fines, apologized to Jacobs, and donated $50,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists, he has yet to complete his community service. There is no word whether he has followed through on the anger management classes he was ordered to attend.Practically speaking, a mugshot should worry the congressman when it comes time for reelection. Campaign ads could use it freely, as they are public record. But the question remains whether Gianforte, who raised nearly $120,000 in donations after admitting to the assault, has anything to worry about at all with the voters of Montana.Featured image via Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesNews
republican thought he was too important to be booked printed judge says no wayyou may remember greg gianforte republican montana congressional seat may even assaulting reporter ben jacobs guardian he disputed charge first audio came clearly depicted journalist jacobs asked series uncomfortable led guilty charge back june although bearing outcome election presumably voters montana thought jacobs coming perhaps committed political party even assault charge deter voting gop time tea party lawmaker protested judge order booked fingerprints well photo taken mug shot his lawyers argued judge authority order proceedings since never actually handcuffed arrested formally feat pulled coincidentally candidate local sheriff made political donations despite legal team argument exempt charged misdemeanor judge ordered gianforte turn september booking charge if congressman comply judge said held contempt gianforte paid fines apologized jacobs donated committee protect journalists yet complete community service there word whether followed anger management classes ordered speaking mugshot worry congressman comes time reelection campaign ads could use freely public record but question remains whether gianforte raised nearly donations admitting assault anything worry voters image via justin imagenes
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:  Body-Slamming Republican Thought He Was Too Important To Be Booked, Printed, Judge Says No WayYou may remember Greg Gianforte, the Republican who won Montana s only Congressional seat in May even after assaulting reporter Ben Jacobs of the Guardian. He disputed the charge at first, then audio came out that clearly depicted him body-slamming the journalist after Jacobs asked a series of uncomfortable questions.Gianforte pled guilty to the charge back in June, although it had no bearing on the outcome of his post-assault election. Presumably, the voters of Montana thought Jacobs had it coming, or perhaps they re so committed to their political party that even an assault charge won t deter them from voting for a GOP candidate.At the time, the Tea Party lawmaker protested the judge s order that he be booked and fingerprinted, as well as have his photo taken for a mug shot. His lawyers argued that the judge didn t have the authority to order the proceedings since he was never actually handcuffed and arrested formally   a feat he pulled off by coincidentally being the candidate the local Sheriff had made political donations to during his campaign.Now, despite his legal team s argument that he was exempt because he was only charged with a misdemeanor, a judge has ordered that Gianforte turn himself in by September 15th for booking on the charge. If the congressman doesn t comply, the judge said, he will be held in contempt of court.Although Gianforte has paid his fines, apologized to Jacobs, and donated $50,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists, he has yet to complete his community service. There is no word whether he has followed through on the anger management classes he was ordered to attend.Practically speaking, a mugshot should worry the congressman when it comes time for reelection. Campaign ads could use it freely, as they are public record. But the question remains whether Gianforte, who raised nearly $120,000 in donations after admitting to the assault, has anything to worry about at all with the voters of Montana.Featured image via Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesNews
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: republican thought he was too important to be booked printed judge says no wayyou may remember greg gianforte republican montana congressional seat may even assaulting reporter ben jacobs guardian he disputed charge first audio came clearly depicted journalist jacobs asked series uncomfortable led guilty charge back june although bearing outcome election presumably voters montana thought jacobs coming perhaps committed political party even assault charge deter voting gop time tea party lawmaker protested judge order booked fingerprints well photo taken mug shot his lawyers argued judge authority order proceedings since never actually handcuffed arrested formally feat pulled coincidentally candidate local sheriff made political donations despite legal team argument exempt charged misdemeanor judge ordered gianforte turn september booking charge if congressman comply judge said held contempt gianforte paid fines apologized jacobs donated committee protect journalists yet complete community service there word whether followed anger management classes ordered speaking mugshot worry congressman comes time reelection campaign ads could use freely public record but question remains whether gianforte raised nearly donations admitting assault anything worry voters image via justin imagenes