U.S. government watchdog to review Mar-a-Lago trips, Trump hotel profitsWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. government watchdog has agreed to review how classified information is kept secure at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, the agency said on Monday, after Democratic lawmakers raised concerns about the issue last month. The Government Accountability Office’s review will examine whether Secret Service agents subject Mar-a-Lago guests to any security screening, and evaluate the expenses incurred by government employees who travel with Trump to Mar-a-Lago, according to a letter the agency sent the lawmakers on Friday. The GAO will also check whether Trump has made any payments to the U.S. Treasury from profits at his hotels, the letter said. Trump’s lawyer pledged at a Jan. 11 news conference to donate Trump Hotel profits from foreign governments to the Treasury.  The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Trump’s handling of U.S. security information at Mar-a-Lago came under congressional scrutiny in February after photos taken by private guests in the club’s public dining area showed Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reviewing documents following a North Korean missile launch. The White House denied afterward that any classified material was present in the dining room. Elijah Cummings, the top Democrat on the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said on Monday the GAO would be able to conduct an “independent review” of how Trump spends his weekends at the resort, which the Republican president has dubbed his “Winter White House.” In a Feb. 16 letter, Cummings and Democratic Senators Tom  Udall, Elizabeth Warren and Sheldon Whitehouse asked the GAO to assess whether Trump and his staff had violated security protocol when hosting foreign dignitaries and handling classified information at the Florida resort.  Udall said on Monday the American people “deserved to know who has access to the president, how much it’s costing to protect him and whether the Trump Organization is benefiting from that protection.” He introduced a bill on Friday that would require the White House to publish logs of people who meet with Trump there and at other locations.     The GAO is expected to begin the review in a few months. politicsNews
government watchdog review trips trump hotel profitswashington reuters a government watchdog agreed review classified information kept secure president donald trump resort florida agency said monday democratic lawmakers raised concerns issue last month the government accountability office review examine whether secret service agents subject guests security screening evaluate expenses incurred government employees travel trump according letter agency sent lawmakers friday the gao also check whether trump made payments treasury profits hotels letter said trump lawyer pledged news conference donate trump hotel profits foreign governments treasury the white house immediately respond request comment trump handling security information came congressional scrutiny february photos taken private guests club public dining area showed trump japanese prime minister shine abe reviewing documents following north korean missile launch the white house denied afterward classified material present dining room elias cuttings top democrat house representatives committee oversight government reform said monday gao would able conduct independent review trump spends weekends resort republican president dubbed winter white in letter cuttings democratic senators tom dall elizabeth warren seldom whitehouse asked gao assess whether trump staff violated security protocol hosting foreign dignitaries handling classified information florida resort dall said monday american people deserved know access president much costing protect whether trump organization benefiting he introduced bill friday would require white house publish logs people meet trump locations the gao expected begin review months 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: U.S. government watchdog to review Mar-a-Lago trips, Trump hotel profitsWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. government watchdog has agreed to review how classified information is kept secure at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, the agency said on Monday, after Democratic lawmakers raised concerns about the issue last month. The Government Accountability Office’s review will examine whether Secret Service agents subject Mar-a-Lago guests to any security screening, and evaluate the expenses incurred by government employees who travel with Trump to Mar-a-Lago, according to a letter the agency sent the lawmakers on Friday. The GAO will also check whether Trump has made any payments to the U.S. Treasury from profits at his hotels, the letter said. Trump’s lawyer pledged at a Jan. 11 news conference to donate Trump Hotel profits from foreign governments to the Treasury.  The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Trump’s handling of U.S. security information at Mar-a-Lago came under congressional scrutiny in February after photos taken by private guests in the club’s public dining area showed Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reviewing documents following a North Korean missile launch. The White House denied afterward that any classified material was present in the dining room. Elijah Cummings, the top Democrat on the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said on Monday the GAO would be able to conduct an “independent review” of how Trump spends his weekends at the resort, which the Republican president has dubbed his “Winter White House.” In a Feb. 16 letter, Cummings and Democratic Senators Tom  Udall, Elizabeth Warren and Sheldon Whitehouse asked the GAO to assess whether Trump and his staff had violated security protocol when hosting foreign dignitaries and handling classified information at the Florida resort.  Udall said on Monday the American people “deserved to know who has access to the president, how much it’s costing to protect him and whether the Trump Organization is benefiting from that protection.” He introduced a bill on Friday that would require the White House to publish logs of people who meet with Trump there and at other locations.     The GAO is expected to begin the review in a few months. 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: government watchdog review trips trump hotel profitswashington reuters a government watchdog agreed review classified information kept secure president donald trump resort florida agency said monday democratic lawmakers raised concerns issue last month the government accountability office review examine whether secret service agents subject guests security screening evaluate expenses incurred government employees travel trump according letter agency sent lawmakers friday the gao also check whether trump made payments treasury profits hotels letter said trump lawyer pledged news conference donate trump hotel profits foreign governments treasury the white house immediately respond request comment trump handling security information came congressional scrutiny february photos taken private guests club public dining area showed trump japanese prime minister shine abe reviewing documents following north korean missile launch the white house denied afterward classified material present dining room elias cuttings top democrat house representatives committee oversight government reform said monday gao would able conduct independent review trump spends weekends resort republican president dubbed winter white in letter cuttings democratic senators tom dall elizabeth warren seldom whitehouse asked gao assess whether trump staff violated security protocol hosting foreign dignitaries handling classified information florida resort dall said monday american people deserved know access president much costing protect whether trump organization benefiting he introduced bill friday would require white house publish logs people meet trump locations the gao expected begin review months politicsnews