YOU WON’T BELIEVE THIS! CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR’S Desperate Move To Help Elect Hillary I wrote AB 2466 because I want to send a message to the nation that California will not stand for discrimination in voting California Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill allowing felons to vote from their jail cells pic.twitter.com/6bhKD4hOZJ  FOX & Friends (@foxandfriends) September 29, 2016Despite widespread opposition from law enforcement, Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday signed a bill that will allow thousands of felons in county jails to vote in California elections as part of an effort to speed their transition back into society.Through a representative, Brown declined to comment on the bill by Assemblywoman Shirley Weber (D-San Diego), who said it would reduce the likelihood of convicts committing new crimes. Civic participation can be a critical component of re-entry and has been linked to reduced recidivism,  Weber said when the bill was introduced.On Wednesday, Weber said California is setting an example at a time when other state s are trying to limit voting rights. I wrote AB 2466 because I want to send a message to the nation that California will not stand for discrimination in voting,  Weber said Wednesday after the bill was signed.Sen. Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) criticized the approval of the legislation, which takes effect Jan. 1.Bates said the new law will undermine the integrity of elections by allowing people in jail to decide close contest. It is very disappointing that felons still serving their sentences behind bars will now be able to vote since Governor Brown failed to veto this really bad bill,  Bates said in a statement.Read more: LA Timespolitics
you won t believe this california governor s desperate move to help elect hillary i wrote ab i want send message nation california stand discrimination voting california gov jerry brown signs bill allowing felony vote jail cells fox friends foxandfriends september widespread opposition law enforcement gov jerry brown wednesday signed bill allow thousands felony county jails vote california elections part effort speed transition back representative brown declined comment bill assemblyman shirley weber diego said would reduce likelihood convicts committing new crimes civic participation critical component linked reduced recidivism weber said bill wednesday weber said california setting example time state trying limit voting rights i wrote ab i want send message nation california stand discrimination voting weber said wednesday bill patricia bates miguel criticized approval legislation takes effect said new law undermine integrity elections allowing people jail decide close contest it disappointing felony still serving sentences behind bars able vote since governor brown failed veto really bad bill bates said la timespolitics
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: YOU WON’T BELIEVE THIS! CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR’S Desperate Move To Help Elect Hillary I wrote AB 2466 because I want to send a message to the nation that California will not stand for discrimination in voting California Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill allowing felons to vote from their jail cells pic.twitter.com/6bhKD4hOZJ  FOX & Friends (@foxandfriends) September 29, 2016Despite widespread opposition from law enforcement, Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday signed a bill that will allow thousands of felons in county jails to vote in California elections as part of an effort to speed their transition back into society.Through a representative, Brown declined to comment on the bill by Assemblywoman Shirley Weber (D-San Diego), who said it would reduce the likelihood of convicts committing new crimes. Civic participation can be a critical component of re-entry and has been linked to reduced recidivism,  Weber said when the bill was introduced.On Wednesday, Weber said California is setting an example at a time when other state s are trying to limit voting rights. I wrote AB 2466 because I want to send a message to the nation that California will not stand for discrimination in voting,  Weber said Wednesday after the bill was signed.Sen. Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) criticized the approval of the legislation, which takes effect Jan. 1.Bates said the new law will undermine the integrity of elections by allowing people in jail to decide close contest. It is very disappointing that felons still serving their sentences behind bars will now be able to vote since Governor Brown failed to veto this really bad bill,  Bates said in a statement.Read more: LA Timespolitics
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: you won t believe this california governor s desperate move to help elect hillary i wrote ab i want send message nation california stand discrimination voting california gov jerry brown signs bill allowing felony vote jail cells fox friends foxandfriends september widespread opposition law enforcement gov jerry brown wednesday signed bill allow thousands felony county jails vote california elections part effort speed transition back representative brown declined comment bill assemblyman shirley weber diego said would reduce likelihood convicts committing new crimes civic participation critical component linked reduced recidivism weber said bill wednesday weber said california setting example time state trying limit voting rights i wrote ab i want send message nation california stand discrimination voting weber said wednesday bill patricia bates miguel criticized approval legislation takes effect said new law undermine integrity elections allowing people jail decide close contest it disappointing felony still serving sentences behind bars able vote since governor brown failed veto really bad bill bates said la timespolitics