BILL CLINTON Appears Bewildered When COAL MINERS BOO Him In West VA: “Mrs. Clinton’s anti-coal messages are the last thing our suffering town needs at this point” [VIDEO] The difference between us and them is that we listen to them  says the husband of the woman who is hell-bent on  fulfilling Obama s promise to completely shut down the coal industry. Never mind that it has devastated generations of coal workers and entire communities supported by the coal industry. Bill Clinton was repeatedly interrupted by protesters during a rally for Hillary Clinton in Logan, West Virginia Sunday before the state s primary on May 10.The group booed the former president and confronted him about Hillary Clinton s promise to destroy coal jobs, a long-standing staple of West Virginia s economy.During the rally, Clinton recounted that he had asked his wife to send him to  any place in America that feels left out and left behind.  The protesters then began shouting at the former president, to which he reacted with disdain. This is where they start screaming because they don t want to hear this,  Clinton said with his hand raised. The crowd applauded and stood up to face the protesters, who continued booing and were ushered out. The difference between us and them is that we listen to them,  Clinton said.Prior to Clinton s appearance in Logan, city officials emailed Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W. Va.) attempting to prevent his visit, according to WVNS-TV. Bill and Hillary Clinton are simply not welcome in our town,  their email stated.  Mrs. Clinton s anti-coal messages are the last thing our suffering town needs at this point. The policies that have been championed by people like Mrs. Clinton have all but devastated our fair town, and honestly, enough is enough. At the same rally, Clinton was confronted about his wife s March pledge to  put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. When s she going to lay us all off   and wipe us all out?  the protester said, interrupting Clinton s remarks.Clinton, hard of hearing, asked Manchin what the man said as the room filled with angry murmurs. He s getting laid off and wiped out, what we gonna do about that,  Manchin said. Well, that s good, that s a fair question,  Clinton said.In a letter to Manchin days after her promise to destroy coal jobs, Hillary Clinton admitted that she was  mistaken  and reiterated her commitment to  bringing jobs to Appalachia. Those close to Clinton defended her remarks by saying that she did not communicate her intent clearly.   WFBYeah .right Hillary just misspoke or something like that.left-news
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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: BILL CLINTON Appears Bewildered When COAL MINERS BOO Him In West VA: “Mrs. Clinton’s anti-coal messages are the last thing our suffering town needs at this point” [VIDEO] The difference between us and them is that we listen to them  says the husband of the woman who is hell-bent on  fulfilling Obama s promise to completely shut down the coal industry. Never mind that it has devastated generations of coal workers and entire communities supported by the coal industry. Bill Clinton was repeatedly interrupted by protesters during a rally for Hillary Clinton in Logan, West Virginia Sunday before the state s primary on May 10.The group booed the former president and confronted him about Hillary Clinton s promise to destroy coal jobs, a long-standing staple of West Virginia s economy.During the rally, Clinton recounted that he had asked his wife to send him to  any place in America that feels left out and left behind.  The protesters then began shouting at the former president, to which he reacted with disdain. This is where they start screaming because they don t want to hear this,  Clinton said with his hand raised. The crowd applauded and stood up to face the protesters, who continued booing and were ushered out. The difference between us and them is that we listen to them,  Clinton said.Prior to Clinton s appearance in Logan, city officials emailed Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W. Va.) attempting to prevent his visit, according to WVNS-TV. Bill and Hillary Clinton are simply not welcome in our town,  their email stated.  Mrs. Clinton s anti-coal messages are the last thing our suffering town needs at this point. The policies that have been championed by people like Mrs. Clinton have all but devastated our fair town, and honestly, enough is enough. At the same rally, Clinton was confronted about his wife s March pledge to  put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. When s she going to lay us all off   and wipe us all out?  the protester said, interrupting Clinton s remarks.Clinton, hard of hearing, asked Manchin what the man said as the room filled with angry murmurs. He s getting laid off and wiped out, what we gonna do about that,  Manchin said. Well, that s good, that s a fair question,  Clinton said.In a letter to Manchin days after her promise to destroy coal jobs, Hillary Clinton admitted that she was  mistaken  and reiterated her commitment to  bringing jobs to Appalachia. Those close to Clinton defended her remarks by saying that she did not communicate her intent clearly.   WFBYeah .right Hillary just misspoke or something like that.left-news
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: bill clinton appears bewildered when coal miners boo him in west va mrs clinton messages last thing suffering town needs point video the difference us listen says husband woman fulfilling obama promise completely shut coal industry never mind devastated generations coal workers entire communities supported coal industry bill clinton repeatedly interrupted protesters rally hillary clinton logan west virginia sunday state primary may group booed former president confronted hillary clinton promise destroy coal jobs staple west virginia rally clinton recounted asked wife send place america feels left left behind the protesters began shouting former president reacted disdain this start screaming want hear clinton said hand raised the crowd applauded stood face protesters continued boxing ushered the difference us listen clinton clinton appearance logan city officials emailed joe machine attempting prevent visit according bill hillary clinton simply welcome town email stated clinton messages last thing suffering town needs point the policies championed people like clinton devastated fair town honestly enough enough at rally clinton confronted wife march pledge put lot coal miners coal companies business when going lay us wipe us protester said interrupting clinton hard hearing asked machine man said room filled angry murders he getting laid wiped gon na machine said well good fair question clinton letter machine days promise destroy coal jobs hillary clinton admitted mistaken reiterated commitment bringing jobs appalachia those close clinton defended remarks saying communicate intent clearly wfbyeah hillary misspoke something like