 Congressional Black Caucus Condemns Trump: He’s A Racist Who Cozies Up To White SupremacistsDemocratic members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) condemned Donald Trump and his unbelievably tone-deaf attempt at African-American  outreach,  slamming him as a racist who has spent his entire campaign cozying up to white supremacists.The CBC convened a conference call on Tuesday to denounce Trump, and accused his campaign of not only perpetuating stereotypes but also deliberately dog whistling to white supremacists in an effort to turn their bigotry into votes.Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.) said that the Republican nominee is  one of the most racist, sexist and bigoted candidates  to launch a bid for the White House in modern history, and accused Trump of having a  kinship with white supremacists. He knows the audience he s trying to reach out to and it s not African-Americans,  Meeks said.  He s trying to appeal to David Duke and the racists of the world with what they think are stereotypes.   He s trying to appeal to the worst of the white supremacists and others he s been catering to in the campaign to try and help them with turnout. In the past few days, Trump has attempted to pander to minority voters but has done an exceedingly poor job of it. In an effort to garner votes from African-Americans he claimed that their communities are  war zones  and that they live in fear of being shot at any moment. Trump s big selling point was that since black Americans live in poverty, have poor education, and a lack of job opportunities they might as well vote for him. After all, it isn t like they have anything to lose, right?Trump s blatant racism and p*ss poor excuse for minority outreach aren t going over well with African-American voters or lawmakers.CBC Chairman G.K. Butterfield (D-N.C.) blasted Trump for giving speeches supposedly meant to draw black voters to crowds that are overwhelmingly white and said that the GOP nominee s so-called outreach is  a slap in the face  to the African-American community. If Donald Trump truly cared about African-Americans, he d disavow his long history of hateful and racist attacks against our community, he d apologize for having discriminated against black families   he d disavow his support for white supremacists and white supremacy,  Butterfield said.The Democrats taking part in Tuesday s call ripped Trump s past history of discriminatory housing practices during his years as a real estate investor and his habit of exploiting minority workers as a builder.They noted that his campaign has been littered with bigotry from the very beginning when he announced his candidacy by calling all Mexicans  rapists.  Since then, he has been reluctant to disavow the Ku Klux Klan and David Duke, called for all Muslims to be banned from entering the United States, accused a judge of being incapable of impartiality because of his Mexican heritage, and has refused to believe that President Obama was born in America.In response to Trump and his racist rhetoric, Democrats say they are pushing their minority voter registration efforts into overdrive and plan to set records with black and Hispanic turnout at the polls in November. To say that minority voters are eager to cast their ballots for Hillary Clinton to make sure that Trump never gets anywhere near the White House would be an understatement. Donald Trump is a voter registration machine and a citizenship-advocating engine,  said Rep. Luis Guti rrez (D-Ill.).  This is a little bit of thank you, because our community has never been so united or energized since that moment you set foot in national arena. Trump has said repeatedly that he will do great with African-Americans and Hispanics. It is hard to know what in the world ever gave him that idea, but his  outreach  isn t helping his cause and surely won t convince minority voters to turn a blind eye to the fact that he has built his entire campaign on bigotry.Featured image via Mark Wilson/Getty ImagesNews
congressional black caucus condemns trump he a racist who copies up to white supremacistsdemocratic members congressional black caucus cbc condemned donald trump unbelievable attempt outreach spamming racist spent entire campaign copying white cbc convened conference call tuesday denounce trump accused campaign perpetuating stereotypes also deliberately dog whistling white supremacists effort turn bigotry gregory weeks said republican nominee one racist sexist sighted candidates launch bid white house modern history accused trump kinship white supremacists he knows audience trying reach weeks said he trying appeal david duke racists world think stereotypes he trying appeal worst white supremacists others catering campaign try help turnout in past days trump attempted lander minority voters done exceedingly poor job in effort garner votes claimed communities war zones live fear shot moment trump big selling point since black americans live poverty poor education lack job opportunities might well vote after like anything lose right trump blatant racism p ss poor excuse minority outreach going well voters chairman butterfield blasted trump giving speeches supposedly meant draw black voters crowds overwhelmingly white said gop nominee outreach slap face community if donald trump truly cared disallow long history hateful racist attacks community apologize discriminated black families disallow support white supremacists white supremacy butterfield democrats taking part tuesday call ripped trump past history discriminatory housing practices years real estate investor habit exploiting minority workers noted campaign littered bigotry beginning announced candidacy calling mexican rapists since reluctant disallow ku flux plan david duke called muslims banned entering united states accused judge incapable impartiality mexican heritage refused believe president obama born response trump racist rhetoric democrats say pushing minority voter registration efforts overdrive plan set records black hispanic turnout polls november to say minority voters eager cast ballots hillary clinton make sure trump never gets anywhere near white house would understatement donald trump voter registration machine engine said luis gut rrez this little bit thank community never united energies since moment set foot national arena trump said repeatedly great hispanic it hard know world ever gave idea outreach helping cause surely convince minority voters turn blind eye fact built entire campaign image via mark 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:  Congressional Black Caucus Condemns Trump: He’s A Racist Who Cozies Up To White SupremacistsDemocratic members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) condemned Donald Trump and his unbelievably tone-deaf attempt at African-American  outreach,  slamming him as a racist who has spent his entire campaign cozying up to white supremacists.The CBC convened a conference call on Tuesday to denounce Trump, and accused his campaign of not only perpetuating stereotypes but also deliberately dog whistling to white supremacists in an effort to turn their bigotry into votes.Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.) said that the Republican nominee is  one of the most racist, sexist and bigoted candidates  to launch a bid for the White House in modern history, and accused Trump of having a  kinship with white supremacists. He knows the audience he s trying to reach out to and it s not African-Americans,  Meeks said.  He s trying to appeal to David Duke and the racists of the world with what they think are stereotypes.   He s trying to appeal to the worst of the white supremacists and others he s been catering to in the campaign to try and help them with turnout. In the past few days, Trump has attempted to pander to minority voters but has done an exceedingly poor job of it. In an effort to garner votes from African-Americans he claimed that their communities are  war zones  and that they live in fear of being shot at any moment. Trump s big selling point was that since black Americans live in poverty, have poor education, and a lack of job opportunities they might as well vote for him. After all, it isn t like they have anything to lose, right?Trump s blatant racism and p*ss poor excuse for minority outreach aren t going over well with African-American voters or lawmakers.CBC Chairman G.K. Butterfield (D-N.C.) blasted Trump for giving speeches supposedly meant to draw black voters to crowds that are overwhelmingly white and said that the GOP nominee s so-called outreach is  a slap in the face  to the African-American community. If Donald Trump truly cared about African-Americans, he d disavow his long history of hateful and racist attacks against our community, he d apologize for having discriminated against black families   he d disavow his support for white supremacists and white supremacy,  Butterfield said.The Democrats taking part in Tuesday s call ripped Trump s past history of discriminatory housing practices during his years as a real estate investor and his habit of exploiting minority workers as a builder.They noted that his campaign has been littered with bigotry from the very beginning when he announced his candidacy by calling all Mexicans  rapists.  Since then, he has been reluctant to disavow the Ku Klux Klan and David Duke, called for all Muslims to be banned from entering the United States, accused a judge of being incapable of impartiality because of his Mexican heritage, and has refused to believe that President Obama was born in America.In response to Trump and his racist rhetoric, Democrats say they are pushing their minority voter registration efforts into overdrive and plan to set records with black and Hispanic turnout at the polls in November. To say that minority voters are eager to cast their ballots for Hillary Clinton to make sure that Trump never gets anywhere near the White House would be an understatement. Donald Trump is a voter registration machine and a citizenship-advocating engine,  said Rep. Luis Guti rrez (D-Ill.).  This is a little bit of thank you, because our community has never been so united or energized since that moment you set foot in national arena. Trump has said repeatedly that he will do great with African-Americans and Hispanics. It is hard to know what in the world ever gave him that idea, but his  outreach  isn t helping his cause and surely won t convince minority voters to turn a blind eye to the fact that he has built his entire campaign on bigotry.Featured image via Mark Wilson/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: congressional black caucus condemns trump he a racist who copies up to white supremacistsdemocratic members congressional black caucus cbc condemned donald trump unbelievable attempt outreach spamming racist spent entire campaign copying white cbc convened conference call tuesday denounce trump accused campaign perpetuating stereotypes also deliberately dog whistling white supremacists effort turn bigotry gregory weeks said republican nominee one racist sexist sighted candidates launch bid white house modern history accused trump kinship white supremacists he knows audience trying reach weeks said he trying appeal david duke racists world think stereotypes he trying appeal worst white supremacists others catering campaign try help turnout in past days trump attempted lander minority voters done exceedingly poor job in effort garner votes claimed communities war zones live fear shot moment trump big selling point since black americans live poverty poor education lack job opportunities might well vote after like anything lose right trump blatant racism p ss poor excuse minority outreach going well voters chairman butterfield blasted trump giving speeches supposedly meant draw black voters crowds overwhelmingly white said gop nominee outreach slap face community if donald trump truly cared disallow long history hateful racist attacks community apologize discriminated black families disallow support white supremacists white supremacy butterfield democrats taking part tuesday call ripped trump past history discriminatory housing practices years real estate investor habit exploiting minority workers noted campaign littered bigotry beginning announced candidacy calling mexican rapists since reluctant disallow ku flux plan david duke called muslims banned entering united states accused judge incapable impartiality mexican heritage refused believe president obama born response trump racist rhetoric democrats say pushing minority voter registration efforts overdrive plan set records black hispanic turnout polls november to say minority voters eager cast ballots hillary clinton make sure trump never gets anywhere near white house would understatement donald trump voter registration machine engine said luis gut rrez this little bit thank community never united energies since moment set foot national arena trump said repeatedly great hispanic it hard know world ever gave idea outreach helping cause surely convince minority voters turn blind eye fact built entire campaign image via mark imagenes