Trump touts Charter hiring that was in works for two yearsWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday touted Charter Communications Inc’s decision to invest $25 billion in the United States and a plan the company announced before he was elected to hire 20,000 workers over four years. At a White House event with the second-largest U.S. cable company’s Chief Executive Thomas Rutledge and Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Trump praised Charter for planning to close its offshore call centers and move them to the United States. Much of the announcement was not new. Charter said last May that it planned to add 20,000 jobs as part of its merger with Time Warner Cable and acquisition of Bright House Networks. As early as June 2015, Rutledge said Charter would need an additional 20,000 employees after those deals. On a number of occasions, Trump has touted job announcements at the White House that had been previously planned or announced  The company said more than a year ago in February 2016 that it planned to close foreign Time Warner Cable call centers and move the jobs to the United States. On Friday, Trump said, “We’re embracing a new economic model - the American Model. We’re going to massively eliminate job-killing regulations - that has started already, big league - reduce government burdens, and lower taxes that are crushing American businesses and American workers. “You’re going to see thousands and thousands and thousands of jobs, of companies, and everything coming back into our country.” Charter, which has 24 million residential and business customers in 41 states, said on Friday it had committed to Trump to hiring those workers within four years. It plans to invest $25 billion in broadband infrastructure and technology in the next four years. In May 2016 Rutledge said in a recorded interview there would be some overlap in management positions (after the TWC merger) but said the company would hire about 20,000 people over four years.     Rutledge said the broadband investment was being made “in the right regulatory climate and right tax climate ... We’re committed to spending that predicated on the kind of regulatory consistency and efficiency that we expect as a country.” Charter agreed in May 2016 to make significant broadband  investment under a deal with the Federal Communications Commission that was part of winning approval to acquire the cable networks. At that time Charter agreed to extend high-speed internet access to another two million customers within five years, with one million served by a broadband competitor. Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement on Friday that the commission was “working to set rules of the road that encourage companies to build and upgrade broadband networks across the country.” He credited the FCC’s “investment-friendly policies” in part for Charter’s commitments. The agency is considering a petition by the American Cable Association to strike the requirement Charter extend service to areas already served by companies because it could harm smaller competitors. Charter also touted its plans to open a new bilingual call center in McAllen, Texas and said it expects to employ 600 there by the end of 2018. Plans to open a call center in Texas were announced last October.   In December, Trump announced that telecommunications group Sprint Corp and U.S. satellite company OneWeb would bring 8,000 jobs to the United States, and the companies said the positions were part of a previously disclosed pledge by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp. In January, Sprint Chief Executive Marcelo Claure said of its decision to shift 5,000 call center jobs to the United States that the company “had plans to do this for a while.”  politicsNews
trump touts charter hiring works two yearswashington reuters president donald trump friday touted charter communications inc decision invest billion united states plan company announced elected hire workers four years at white house event cable company chief executive thomas rutledge texas governor greg abbott trump praised charter planning close offshore call centers move united states much announcement new charter said last may planned add jobs part merger time warner cable acquisition bright house networks as early june rutledge said charter would need additional employees deals on number occasions trump touted job announcements white house previously planned announced the company said year ago february planned close foreign time warner cable call centers move jobs united states on friday trump said we embracing new economic model american model we going massively eliminate regulations started already big league reduce government burdens lower taxes crushing american businesses american workers you going see thousands thousands thousands jobs companies everything coming back charter million residential business customers states said friday committed trump hiring workers within four years it plans invest billion broadband infrastructure technology next four years in may rutledge said recorded interview would overlap management positions two merger said company would hire people four years rutledge said broadband investment made right regulatory climate right tax climate we committed spending predicated kind regulatory consistency efficiency expect charter agreed may make significant broadband investment deal federal communications commission part winning approval acquire cable networks at time charter agreed extend internet access another two million customers within five years one million served broadband competitor federal communications commission chairman ait pai said statement friday commission working set rules road encourage companies build upgrade broadband networks across he credited fcc policies part charter commitments the agency considering petition american cable association strike requirement charter extend service areas already served companies could harm smaller competitors charter also touted plans open new bilingual call center called texas said expects employ end plans open call center texas announced last october in december trump announced telecommunications group sprint corp satellite company newer would bring jobs united states companies said positions part previously disclosed pledge japan softball group corp in january sprint chief executive marcel clause said decision shift call center jobs united states company plans 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: Trump touts Charter hiring that was in works for two yearsWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday touted Charter Communications Inc’s decision to invest $25 billion in the United States and a plan the company announced before he was elected to hire 20,000 workers over four years. At a White House event with the second-largest U.S. cable company’s Chief Executive Thomas Rutledge and Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Trump praised Charter for planning to close its offshore call centers and move them to the United States. Much of the announcement was not new. Charter said last May that it planned to add 20,000 jobs as part of its merger with Time Warner Cable and acquisition of Bright House Networks. As early as June 2015, Rutledge said Charter would need an additional 20,000 employees after those deals. On a number of occasions, Trump has touted job announcements at the White House that had been previously planned or announced  The company said more than a year ago in February 2016 that it planned to close foreign Time Warner Cable call centers and move the jobs to the United States. On Friday, Trump said, “We’re embracing a new economic model - the American Model. We’re going to massively eliminate job-killing regulations - that has started already, big league - reduce government burdens, and lower taxes that are crushing American businesses and American workers. “You’re going to see thousands and thousands and thousands of jobs, of companies, and everything coming back into our country.” Charter, which has 24 million residential and business customers in 41 states, said on Friday it had committed to Trump to hiring those workers within four years. It plans to invest $25 billion in broadband infrastructure and technology in the next four years. In May 2016 Rutledge said in a recorded interview there would be some overlap in management positions (after the TWC merger) but said the company would hire about 20,000 people over four years.     Rutledge said the broadband investment was being made “in the right regulatory climate and right tax climate ... We’re committed to spending that predicated on the kind of regulatory consistency and efficiency that we expect as a country.” Charter agreed in May 2016 to make significant broadband  investment under a deal with the Federal Communications Commission that was part of winning approval to acquire the cable networks. At that time Charter agreed to extend high-speed internet access to another two million customers within five years, with one million served by a broadband competitor. Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement on Friday that the commission was “working to set rules of the road that encourage companies to build and upgrade broadband networks across the country.” He credited the FCC’s “investment-friendly policies” in part for Charter’s commitments. The agency is considering a petition by the American Cable Association to strike the requirement Charter extend service to areas already served by companies because it could harm smaller competitors. Charter also touted its plans to open a new bilingual call center in McAllen, Texas and said it expects to employ 600 there by the end of 2018. Plans to open a call center in Texas were announced last October.   In December, Trump announced that telecommunications group Sprint Corp and U.S. satellite company OneWeb would bring 8,000 jobs to the United States, and the companies said the positions were part of a previously disclosed pledge by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp. In January, Sprint Chief Executive Marcelo Claure said of its decision to shift 5,000 call center jobs to the United States that the company “had plans to do this for a while.”  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: trump touts charter hiring works two yearswashington reuters president donald trump friday touted charter communications inc decision invest billion united states plan company announced elected hire workers four years at white house event cable company chief executive thomas rutledge texas governor greg abbott trump praised charter planning close offshore call centers move united states much announcement new charter said last may planned add jobs part merger time warner cable acquisition bright house networks as early june rutledge said charter would need additional employees deals on number occasions trump touted job announcements white house previously planned announced the company said year ago february planned close foreign time warner cable call centers move jobs united states on friday trump said we embracing new economic model american model we going massively eliminate regulations started already big league reduce government burdens lower taxes crushing american businesses american workers you going see thousands thousands thousands jobs companies everything coming back charter million residential business customers states said friday committed trump hiring workers within four years it plans invest billion broadband infrastructure technology next four years in may rutledge said recorded interview would overlap management positions two merger said company would hire people four years rutledge said broadband investment made right regulatory climate right tax climate we committed spending predicated kind regulatory consistency efficiency expect charter agreed may make significant broadband investment deal federal communications commission part winning approval acquire cable networks at time charter agreed extend internet access another two million customers within five years one million served broadband competitor federal communications commission chairman ait pai said statement friday commission working set rules road encourage companies build upgrade broadband networks across he credited fcc policies part charter commitments the agency considering petition american cable association strike requirement charter extend service areas already served companies could harm smaller competitors charter also touted plans open new bilingual call center called texas said expects employ end plans open call center texas announced last october in december trump announced telecommunications group sprint corp satellite company newer would bring jobs united states companies said positions part previously disclosed pledge japan softball group corp in january sprint chief executive marcel clause said decision shift call center jobs united states company plans politicsnews