When #BlackLivesMatter, Golf Take Priority Over Our Vets: 76 YR OLD VET Kills Himself In VA Parking Lot After ER Allegedly Denied Appointment With Doctor For Mental ProblemsThere aren t too many stories that are more shameful or disturbing than this one. What has been done to fix the horrible quality of care our veterans have been receiving during Obama s eight years in office? What would the VA look like today if Obama spent as much time trying to fix this broken health care system for our veterans as he spent trying to improve his golf swing or organizing with Black Lives Matter terrorists? If anyone thinks Hillary would do a better job with our vets and their health care, they only need to do is look at Benghazi to see how much she cares about members of our US Military. Hillary continues to brag about her failed efforts to inflict a similar government run health care system on every American A veteran took his own life in the parking lot of a VA hospital in Long Island, New York, over the weekend after he was allegedly denied an appointment with an ER doctor for his mental problems.Peter Kaisen, 76, of Islip, was pronounced dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound outside Building 92 at the Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Sunday.According to a note posted on a funeral home s website, Kaisen was married, had children and grandchildren.The Suffolk County Police Department has confirmed that Kaisen had been a patient at the VA hospital but said nothing about a possible motive behind the suicide.However, two hospital employees talking anonymously to the New York Times, which broke the story, revealed that Kaisen had been frustrated that he could not see a doctor in the emergency room, where he went to seek help related to his mental health.One of the sources told the paper that the 76-year-old veteran shot himself inside his car after being denied service in the ER. The source wondered why Kaisen had not been sent to the hospital s mental health center, or put in contact with a psychologist by phone. Someone dropped the ball,  the unnamed hospital staffer told The Times.  They should not have turned him away. The VA medical system, which serves nine million servicemen, has been under scrutiny since 2014, when it was revealed in a scathing report from the inspector general s office that about 1,700 veterans at a Phoenix hospital faced chronic wait times and were  at risk of being lost or forgotten .The VA later confirmed that at least 35 veterans died while awaiting treatment in Phoenix.VA officials in Phoenix were also accused of falsifying records to cover up the long wait times for medical appointments.Entire story: Daily Mailpolitics
when blacklivesmatter golf take priority over our vets yr old vet kills himself in va parking lot after er allegedly denied appointment with doctor for mental problemsthere many stories shameful disturbing one what done fix horrible quality care veterans receiving obama eight years office what would va look like today obama spent much time trying fix broken health care system veterans spent trying improve golf swing organizing black lives matter terrorists if anyone thinks hillary would better job vets health care need look bengali see much cares members us military hillary continues bag failed efforts inflict similar government run health care system every american a veteran took life parking lot va hospital long island new york weekend allegedly denied appointment er doctor mental kaiser slip pronounced dead gunshot wound outside building northport veterans affairs medical center note posted funeral home website kaiser married children suffolk county police department confirmed kaiser patient va hospital said nothing possible motive behind two hospital employees talking anonymously new york times broke story revealed kaiser frustrated could see doctor emergency room went seek help related mental sources told paper veteran shot inside car denied service er the source wondered kaiser sent hospital mental health center put contact psychologist phone someone dropped ball unnamed hospital staffer told the times they turned away the va medical system serves nine million servicemen scrutiny since revealed scathing report inspector general office veterans phoenix hospital faced chronic wait times risk lost forgotten va later confirmed least veterans died awaiting treatment officials phoenix also accused falsifying records cover long wait times medical story daily mailpolitics
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: When #BlackLivesMatter, Golf Take Priority Over Our Vets: 76 YR OLD VET Kills Himself In VA Parking Lot After ER Allegedly Denied Appointment With Doctor For Mental ProblemsThere aren t too many stories that are more shameful or disturbing than this one. What has been done to fix the horrible quality of care our veterans have been receiving during Obama s eight years in office? What would the VA look like today if Obama spent as much time trying to fix this broken health care system for our veterans as he spent trying to improve his golf swing or organizing with Black Lives Matter terrorists? If anyone thinks Hillary would do a better job with our vets and their health care, they only need to do is look at Benghazi to see how much she cares about members of our US Military. Hillary continues to brag about her failed efforts to inflict a similar government run health care system on every American A veteran took his own life in the parking lot of a VA hospital in Long Island, New York, over the weekend after he was allegedly denied an appointment with an ER doctor for his mental problems.Peter Kaisen, 76, of Islip, was pronounced dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound outside Building 92 at the Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Sunday.According to a note posted on a funeral home s website, Kaisen was married, had children and grandchildren.The Suffolk County Police Department has confirmed that Kaisen had been a patient at the VA hospital but said nothing about a possible motive behind the suicide.However, two hospital employees talking anonymously to the New York Times, which broke the story, revealed that Kaisen had been frustrated that he could not see a doctor in the emergency room, where he went to seek help related to his mental health.One of the sources told the paper that the 76-year-old veteran shot himself inside his car after being denied service in the ER. The source wondered why Kaisen had not been sent to the hospital s mental health center, or put in contact with a psychologist by phone. Someone dropped the ball,  the unnamed hospital staffer told The Times.  They should not have turned him away. The VA medical system, which serves nine million servicemen, has been under scrutiny since 2014, when it was revealed in a scathing report from the inspector general s office that about 1,700 veterans at a Phoenix hospital faced chronic wait times and were  at risk of being lost or forgotten .The VA later confirmed that at least 35 veterans died while awaiting treatment in Phoenix.VA officials in Phoenix were also accused of falsifying records to cover up the long wait times for medical appointments.Entire story: Daily Mailpolitics
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: when blacklivesmatter golf take priority over our vets yr old vet kills himself in va parking lot after er allegedly denied appointment with doctor for mental problemsthere many stories shameful disturbing one what done fix horrible quality care veterans receiving obama eight years office what would va look like today obama spent much time trying fix broken health care system veterans spent trying improve golf swing organizing black lives matter terrorists if anyone thinks hillary would better job vets health care need look bengali see much cares members us military hillary continues bag failed efforts inflict similar government run health care system every american a veteran took life parking lot va hospital long island new york weekend allegedly denied appointment er doctor mental kaiser slip pronounced dead gunshot wound outside building northport veterans affairs medical center note posted funeral home website kaiser married children suffolk county police department confirmed kaiser patient va hospital said nothing possible motive behind two hospital employees talking anonymously new york times broke story revealed kaiser frustrated could see doctor emergency room went seek help related mental sources told paper veteran shot inside car denied service er the source wondered kaiser sent hospital mental health center put contact psychologist phone someone dropped ball unnamed hospital staffer told the times they turned away the va medical system serves nine million servicemen scrutiny since revealed scathing report inspector general office veterans phoenix hospital faced chronic wait times risk lost forgotten va later confirmed least veterans died awaiting treatment officials phoenix also accused falsifying records cover long wait times medical story daily mailpolitics