 Watch Donald Trump Vow To Radically Expand Torture Laws As President (VIDEO)Donald Trump sat down for an interview with on CBS Face the Nation, where the Republican presidential primary front-runner fully embraced torture as a tool to fight terrorism. During the interview, Trump repeatedly used the racist term  savages. Before that, though, Trump described himself as a great unifier of the people, saying: I mean, I get along with people. I m a unifier. I m very much a unifier,  Trump told host John Dickerson.  And maybe people don t see that. But they will see that. We re not playing by   we are playing by rules, but they have no rules. It s very hard to win when that s the case,  Trump said. Isn t that what separates us from the savages?  Dickerson asks in response. No, we have to beat the savages,  Trump replied.  Obviously, all you have to do is take a look at what s going on. And they re getting worse. They re chopping, chopping, chopping, and we re worried about waterboarding. I just think it s   I think our priorities are mixed up. Trump insisted that he would only advocate torture that is permitted under the law in the United States. Then, like any good potential dictator, he said that laws regarding torture must be expanded. We have to play the game the way they re playing the game. You re not going to win if we re soft and they re, they have no rules. Now, I want to stay within the laws. I want to do all of that, but I think we have to increase the laws because the laws are not working,  Trump said.This interview shows that he is trying to appeal to the most barbaric bloc of Republican voters. The type of people who would gladly have the president drop a few nuclear bombs on civilian populations in the middle east.Torture does not work. If Trump had any actual understanding of intelligence gathering, he would know that. However, Trump and his followers appear to be impervious to facts, so it isn t all too surprising that they would advocate such tactics.You can watch the interview in full below.Featured image from video screenshotNews
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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:  Watch Donald Trump Vow To Radically Expand Torture Laws As President (VIDEO)Donald Trump sat down for an interview with on CBS Face the Nation, where the Republican presidential primary front-runner fully embraced torture as a tool to fight terrorism. During the interview, Trump repeatedly used the racist term  savages. Before that, though, Trump described himself as a great unifier of the people, saying: I mean, I get along with people. I m a unifier. I m very much a unifier,  Trump told host John Dickerson.  And maybe people don t see that. But they will see that. We re not playing by   we are playing by rules, but they have no rules. It s very hard to win when that s the case,  Trump said. Isn t that what separates us from the savages?  Dickerson asks in response. No, we have to beat the savages,  Trump replied.  Obviously, all you have to do is take a look at what s going on. And they re getting worse. They re chopping, chopping, chopping, and we re worried about waterboarding. I just think it s   I think our priorities are mixed up. Trump insisted that he would only advocate torture that is permitted under the law in the United States. Then, like any good potential dictator, he said that laws regarding torture must be expanded. We have to play the game the way they re playing the game. You re not going to win if we re soft and they re, they have no rules. Now, I want to stay within the laws. I want to do all of that, but I think we have to increase the laws because the laws are not working,  Trump said.This interview shows that he is trying to appeal to the most barbaric bloc of Republican voters. The type of people who would gladly have the president drop a few nuclear bombs on civilian populations in the middle east.Torture does not work. If Trump had any actual understanding of intelligence gathering, he would know that. However, Trump and his followers appear to be impervious to facts, so it isn t all too surprising that they would advocate such tactics.You can watch the interview in full below.Featured image from video screenshotNews
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: watch donald trump vow to radically expand torture laws as president video donald trump sat interview cbs face nation republican presidential primary fully embraced torture tool fight terrorism during interview trump repeatedly used racist term savage before though trump described great unified people saying i mean i get along people i unified i much unified trump told host john dickerson and maybe people see but see we playing playing rules rules it hard win case trump said isn separates us savage dickerson asks response no beat savage trump replied obviously take look going and getting worse they chopping chopping chopping worried waterboarding i think i think priorities mixed trump insisted would advocate torture permitted law united states then like good potential dictator said laws regarding torture must expanded we play game way playing game you going win soft rules now i want stay within laws i want i think increase laws laws working trump interview shows trying appeal barbaric bloc republican voters the type people would gladly president drop nuclear bombs civilian populations middle work if trump actual understanding intelligence gathering would know however trump followers appear impervious facts surprising would advocate watch interview full image video screenshotnews