Former Trump campaign adviser delivers 'irrelevant' documents to congressional committeesWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page on Thursday delivered subpoenaed documents he described as “irrelevant and unnecessary” to two congressional committees investigating alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Page, an oil industry consultant with numerous contacts in Russia, told Reuters in a text message that he delivered the documents to the Senate and House intelligence committees. “Just dropped irrelevant and unnecessary documents off for the Witch Hunt,” Page said in his text. “On to bigger and better things now.” Page delivered the documents two weeks after acknowledging in an appearance before the House panel that he had not provided all relevant documents sought by a subpoena, including emails in which he and another former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser, George Papadopoulos, were included. According to a transcript of his testimony released last week, Page said that he had not turned over the emails because he assumed that the committee “most likely would have received them from others already.” He agreed to submit them. Under subsequent questioning, Page first cited his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination as a reason for withholding documents relevant to the committee subpoena. He then said that, “Nothing would directly incriminate me,” but added that he was concerned about discrepancies between documents he withheld and materials collected by a government eavesdropping operation under a secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant.  Papadopoulos pleaded guilty last month to a charge of lying to the FBI about his efforts to arrange a meeting during the 2016 campaign between then-Republican candidate Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Papadopolous also agreed to cooperate with the investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow. Russia denies interfering in the 2016 campaign. Trump denies there was any collusion between his campaign and what U.S. intelligence agencies charge was a Russian influence operation that was intended to sway the vote to Trump over his Democratic challenger, Hillary Clinton. politicsNews
former trump campaign adviser delivers documents congressional committeeswashington reuters former trump campaign adviser carter page thursday delivered subpoena documents described irrelevant unnecessary two congressional committees investigating alleged russian interference presidential election page oil industry consultant numerous contacts russia told reuters text message delivered documents senate house intelligence committees just dropped irrelevant unnecessary documents witch hunt page said text on bigger better things page delivered documents two weeks acknowledging appearance house panel provided relevant documents sought subpoena including emails another former trump campaign foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos included according transcript testimony released last week page said turned emails assumed committee likely would received others he agreed submit under subsequent questioning page first cited fifth amendment right reason withholding documents relevant committee subpoena he said nothing would directly discriminate added concerned discrepancies documents withheld materials collected government eavesdropping operation secret foreign intelligence surveillance act warrant papadopoulos pleaded guilty last month charge lying fbi efforts arrange meeting campaign candidate donald trump russian president vladimir putin papadopolous also agreed cooperate investigation led special counsel robert mueller possible collusion trump campaign moscow russia denies interfering campaign trump denies collusion campaign intelligence agencies charge russian influence operation intended sway vote trump democratic challenger hillary clinton 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: Former Trump campaign adviser delivers 'irrelevant' documents to congressional committeesWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page on Thursday delivered subpoenaed documents he described as “irrelevant and unnecessary” to two congressional committees investigating alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Page, an oil industry consultant with numerous contacts in Russia, told Reuters in a text message that he delivered the documents to the Senate and House intelligence committees. “Just dropped irrelevant and unnecessary documents off for the Witch Hunt,” Page said in his text. “On to bigger and better things now.” Page delivered the documents two weeks after acknowledging in an appearance before the House panel that he had not provided all relevant documents sought by a subpoena, including emails in which he and another former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser, George Papadopoulos, were included. According to a transcript of his testimony released last week, Page said that he had not turned over the emails because he assumed that the committee “most likely would have received them from others already.” He agreed to submit them. Under subsequent questioning, Page first cited his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination as a reason for withholding documents relevant to the committee subpoena. He then said that, “Nothing would directly incriminate me,” but added that he was concerned about discrepancies between documents he withheld and materials collected by a government eavesdropping operation under a secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant.  Papadopoulos pleaded guilty last month to a charge of lying to the FBI about his efforts to arrange a meeting during the 2016 campaign between then-Republican candidate Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Papadopolous also agreed to cooperate with the investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow. Russia denies interfering in the 2016 campaign. Trump denies there was any collusion between his campaign and what U.S. intelligence agencies charge was a Russian influence operation that was intended to sway the vote to Trump over his Democratic challenger, Hillary Clinton. 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: former trump campaign adviser delivers documents congressional committeeswashington reuters former trump campaign adviser carter page thursday delivered subpoena documents described irrelevant unnecessary two congressional committees investigating alleged russian interference presidential election page oil industry consultant numerous contacts russia told reuters text message delivered documents senate house intelligence committees just dropped irrelevant unnecessary documents witch hunt page said text on bigger better things page delivered documents two weeks acknowledging appearance house panel provided relevant documents sought subpoena including emails another former trump campaign foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos included according transcript testimony released last week page said turned emails assumed committee likely would received others he agreed submit under subsequent questioning page first cited fifth amendment right reason withholding documents relevant committee subpoena he said nothing would directly discriminate added concerned discrepancies documents withheld materials collected government eavesdropping operation secret foreign intelligence surveillance act warrant papadopoulos pleaded guilty last month charge lying fbi efforts arrange meeting campaign candidate donald trump russian president vladimir putin papadopolous also agreed cooperate investigation led special counsel robert mueller possible collusion trump campaign moscow russia denies interfering campaign trump denies collusion campaign intelligence agencies charge russian influence operation intended sway vote trump democratic challenger hillary clinton politicsnews