RUSH LIMBAUGH: TRUMP’S IMMIGRATION STANCE MAY WIN REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND INDEPENDENTSTrump s not dropping in the polls in spite of the GOP and mainstream media s best efforts On The Rush Limbaugh Show, the popular conservative talk radio host discussed Donald Trump s immigration plan and told listeners that Trump s meteoric rise in the polls is entirely attributable to his mainstream position on immigration, which appeals to a broad array of voters.In a lengthy segment, Limbaugh laid out several of the policy items addressed in Trump s in-depth immigration proposal, such as ending birthright citizenship, deporting illegal immigrants, and building a border fence.Limbaugh argued that Trump s mainstream stance on immigration stands in stark contrast to the extreme position held by the open borders class that runs the country:Now, the inside-the-Beltway people, when they hear that, they cringe,  Oh, my God, don t say that s what Republicans [stand for]   oh, God.  [But the] people are standing up and cheering. They don t want their country given away, for crying out loud! [ ] I m telling you, that one has people standing up and cheering.Limbaugh explained that Trump s success is,  due to substance and it is due to immigration,  insisting that,  It s obvious that that issue is the foundational issue for Trump.  Limbaugh told listeners that Trump has used the issue of immigration to distinguish himself from all of the other Republican candidates currently running:It s amazing. Sixteen people are running for the presidency, and  15 of them are perceived to have essentially the same policy on immigration. One of them is entirely different from the other 15, and he s the one who s leading. Now, don t you think people inside the Beltway should be able to look at this and put two and two together and figure out what is causing this? They can chalk it up to celebrity, they can chalk it up to pop culture, they can chalk it up to circus.Limbaugh argued that Trump has been able to surpass all other Republican candidates because he has adopted a position on immigration that prioritizes the desires of the American voter above the desires of Republican donors and inside-the-beltway elites:Both parties, conservative-liberal, Republican-Democrat, I don t think they have the slightest idea what the vast majority of people in this country think about immigration and what s happening to the country, and they don t want any part of it. And of course the establishment is seen as wanting to ramrod their view of immigration down everybody s throat. Trump s the only guy standing up against it  I don t think these people have any idea just how angry, frightened, fearful, a pretty big majority of the people in this country are, that we are losing the country, and we re losing it because of immigration  And they see both parties in cahoots to make it happen, and they don t understand it. People that love America do not understand this. I mean, even when you tell  em,  Well, big-money donors say this because they want X, Y, and Z,  it still doesn t make any sense. How does that trump patriotism? How does all that matter more to these people, elected officials, than patriotism, love of country, America, shining city on a hill and all that, why does that not matter anymore? And there isn t a single candidate for president addressing the issue in a way that resonates with the American people, particularly Republican primary voters, not one, until Donald Trump comes along.Limbaugh explained that Trump s position represents the mainstream view on immigration:  Trump is not seen as a radical at all in this by average, ordinary Americans. He s not seen as an extremist. He s not seen as a fringe kook.  Instead,  Trump s ideas are not fringe, are not outliers, they are mainstream. They represent the views and the attitudes of the people who make this country work. To reinforce this point, Limbaugh highlighted a recent article by The Washington Examiner s Byron York which  found a recent academic paper published by Stanford Professor David Broockman and Berkeley PhD candidate Douglas Ahler, and it suggests a majority of the public s views on immigration are closer to Trump s than to the advocates of comprehensive immigration reform. Limbaugh argued that by embracing a platform of immigration moderation   i.e. returning immigration to lower, more normal historical levels from today s surging record highs  Trump will appeal to a wide-range of Democratic and Independent voters.Republican Party officials, inside-the-Beltway officials tell us that we can t win the White House anymore without getting additional votes besides just Republican votes  We need to get Democrats. We need to get independents  Okay, fine, well, guess what, who s doing that? Who is expanding the party beyond what it is normally thought to be? Trump, of all people. And yet they re lowering the hammer on the guy each and every day, when it is Donald Trump who is executing what the Republican Party says they need to win.Indeed, polling commissioned by the National Republican Senate Committee (NRSC) recently found that a populist position on immigration has mass appeal amongst women, minorities, and non-Republican voters in addition to the base of Republican voters.Limbaugh believes that other Republican candidates could see similar success if they were to adopt Trump s position on immigration:If just one of these Republican candidates   just one of them   had come out forcefully for America on this immigration business, Trump wouldn t even exist as a candidate. Well, he might exist, but he wouldn t have such a free road in this one issue.In fact, Limbaugh predicted that Trump s announcement will influence many candidates on the critical issue of immigration:The me-toos are beginning.  Hey, my proposal is just like Trump s.  You watch  The me-toos are now starting. Rather than people trying to steal it, people are gonna want to get in on it. It has the potential here to be a genuine movement, so transformative that the inside-the-Beltway people, even while studying it and looking straight at it, still stand a chance of being blindsided by it.Limbaugh also made the larger point that much of the hand-wringing in the GOP over Trump s immigration platform is curious given that uncontrolled immigration has put one of the largest states in America firmly outside the reach of the GOP, and if it is not curtailed, more states like Virginia will follow:If you want to find the future of the Republican Party and the country, look at California. There isn t a single Republican in statewide office. There never will be in the future. It s not gonna happen. The Republican Party practically doesn t exist statewide. The economy in California, you talk about inequality, the haves and have-nots, it s no more pronounced anywhere in the country than in California.You don t have to go back that far where the Republican Party owned it. Routinely elected governors, those governors became presidential candidates. And I ll tell you when you can tie it to. You can tie the end of the Republican Party in California to 1986, and that was the Simpson-Mazzoli amnesty immigration bill. We re talking back then 3.9 million illegal aliens granted amnesty. Since then it s been curtains for the Republican Party, which means constant victory for the Democrat Party. They have shaped that state, and it s a mess. And it s a harbinger of where we re going nationwide. Via: Breitbartpolitics
rush limbaugh trump s immigration stance may win republicans democrats and independentstrump dropping polls spite gop mainstream media best efforts on the rush limbaugh show popular conservative talk radio host discussed donald trump immigration plan told listeners trump metric rise polls entirely attributable mainstream position immigration appeals broad array lengthy segment limbaugh laid several policy items addressed trump immigration proposal ending birthright citizenship reporting illegal immigrants building border argued trump mainstream stance immigration stands stark contrast extreme position held open borders class runs country now people hear fringe oh god say republicans stand oh god but people standing cheering they want country given away crying loud i telling one people standing explained trump success due substance due immigration insisting it obvious issue foundational issue trump limbaugh told listeners trump used issue immigration distinguish republican candidates currently running it amazing sixteen people running presidency perceived essentially policy immigration one entirely different one leading now think people inside beltway able look put two two together figure causing they chalk celebrity chalk pop culture chalk argued trump able surpass republican candidates adopted position immigration priorities desires american voter desires republican donors elites both parties i think slightest idea vast majority people country think immigration happening country want part and course establishment seen wanting rard view immigration everybody throat trump guy standing i think people idea angry frightened fearful pretty big majority people country losing country losing immigration and see parties shoots make happen understand people love america understand i mean even tell em well donors say want x y z still make sense how trump patriotism how matter people elected officials patriotism love country america shining city hill matter anymore and single candidate president addressing issue way resonate american people particularly republican primary voters one donald trump comes explained trump position represents mainstream view immigration trump seen radical average ordinary americans he seen extremist he seen fringe kook instead trump ideas fringe outlets mainstream they represent views attitudes people make country work to reinforce point limbaugh highlighted recent article the washington examiner byron york found recent academic paper published stanford professor david broockman berkeley phd candidate douglas hler suggests majority public views immigration closer trump advocates comprehensive immigration reform limbaugh argued embracing platform immigration moderation returning immigration lower normal historical levels today urging record highs trump appeal democratic independent party officials officials tell us win white house anymore without getting additional votes besides republican votes we need get democrats we need get independents okay fine well guess who expanding party beyond normally thought trump people and yet lowering hammer guy every day donald trump executing republican party says need polling commissioned national republican senate committee rsc recently found populist position immigration mass appeal amongst women minorities voters addition base republican believes republican candidates could see similar success adopt trump position immigration if one republican candidates one come forcefully america immigration business trump even exist candidate well might exist free road one fact limbaugh predicted trump announcement influence many candidates critical issue immigration the beginning hey proposal like trump you watch the starting rather people trying steal people gon na want get it potential genuine movement transformative people even studying looking straight still stand chance blindsided also made larger point much gop trump immigration platform curious given uncontrolled immigration put one largest states america firmly outside reach gop curtailed states like virginia follow if want find future republican party country look california there single republican statewide office there never future it gon na happen the republican party practically exist statewide the economy california talk inequality have pronounced anywhere country go back far republican party owned routinely elected governors governors became presidential candidates and i tell tie you tie end republican party california amnesty immigration bill we talking back million illegal aliens granted amnesty since curtains republican party means constant victory democrat party they shaped state mess and harbinger going nationwide via breitbartpolitics
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TEXT: RUSH LIMBAUGH: TRUMP’S IMMIGRATION STANCE MAY WIN REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND INDEPENDENTSTrump s not dropping in the polls in spite of the GOP and mainstream media s best efforts On The Rush Limbaugh Show, the popular conservative talk radio host discussed Donald Trump s immigration plan and told listeners that Trump s meteoric rise in the polls is entirely attributable to his mainstream position on immigration, which appeals to a broad array of voters.In a lengthy segment, Limbaugh laid out several of the policy items addressed in Trump s in-depth immigration proposal, such as ending birthright citizenship, deporting illegal immigrants, and building a border fence.Limbaugh argued that Trump s mainstream stance on immigration stands in stark contrast to the extreme position held by the open borders class that runs the country:Now, the inside-the-Beltway people, when they hear that, they cringe,  Oh, my God, don t say that s what Republicans [stand for]   oh, God.  [But the] people are standing up and cheering. They don t want their country given away, for crying out loud! [ ] I m telling you, that one has people standing up and cheering.Limbaugh explained that Trump s success is,  due to substance and it is due to immigration,  insisting that,  It s obvious that that issue is the foundational issue for Trump.  Limbaugh told listeners that Trump has used the issue of immigration to distinguish himself from all of the other Republican candidates currently running:It s amazing. Sixteen people are running for the presidency, and  15 of them are perceived to have essentially the same policy on immigration. One of them is entirely different from the other 15, and he s the one who s leading. Now, don t you think people inside the Beltway should be able to look at this and put two and two together and figure out what is causing this? They can chalk it up to celebrity, they can chalk it up to pop culture, they can chalk it up to circus.Limbaugh argued that Trump has been able to surpass all other Republican candidates because he has adopted a position on immigration that prioritizes the desires of the American voter above the desires of Republican donors and inside-the-beltway elites:Both parties, conservative-liberal, Republican-Democrat, I don t think they have the slightest idea what the vast majority of people in this country think about immigration and what s happening to the country, and they don t want any part of it. And of course the establishment is seen as wanting to ramrod their view of immigration down everybody s throat. Trump s the only guy standing up against it  I don t think these people have any idea just how angry, frightened, fearful, a pretty big majority of the people in this country are, that we are losing the country, and we re losing it because of immigration  And they see both parties in cahoots to make it happen, and they don t understand it. People that love America do not understand this. I mean, even when you tell  em,  Well, big-money donors say this because they want X, Y, and Z,  it still doesn t make any sense. How does that trump patriotism? How does all that matter more to these people, elected officials, than patriotism, love of country, America, shining city on a hill and all that, why does that not matter anymore? And there isn t a single candidate for president addressing the issue in a way that resonates with the American people, particularly Republican primary voters, not one, until Donald Trump comes along.Limbaugh explained that Trump s position represents the mainstream view on immigration:  Trump is not seen as a radical at all in this by average, ordinary Americans. He s not seen as an extremist. He s not seen as a fringe kook.  Instead,  Trump s ideas are not fringe, are not outliers, they are mainstream. They represent the views and the attitudes of the people who make this country work. To reinforce this point, Limbaugh highlighted a recent article by The Washington Examiner s Byron York which  found a recent academic paper published by Stanford Professor David Broockman and Berkeley PhD candidate Douglas Ahler, and it suggests a majority of the public s views on immigration are closer to Trump s than to the advocates of comprehensive immigration reform. Limbaugh argued that by embracing a platform of immigration moderation   i.e. returning immigration to lower, more normal historical levels from today s surging record highs  Trump will appeal to a wide-range of Democratic and Independent voters.Republican Party officials, inside-the-Beltway officials tell us that we can t win the White House anymore without getting additional votes besides just Republican votes  We need to get Democrats. We need to get independents  Okay, fine, well, guess what, who s doing that? Who is expanding the party beyond what it is normally thought to be? Trump, of all people. And yet they re lowering the hammer on the guy each and every day, when it is Donald Trump who is executing what the Republican Party says they need to win.Indeed, polling commissioned by the National Republican Senate Committee (NRSC) recently found that a populist position on immigration has mass appeal amongst women, minorities, and non-Republican voters in addition to the base of Republican voters.Limbaugh believes that other Republican candidates could see similar success if they were to adopt Trump s position on immigration:If just one of these Republican candidates   just one of them   had come out forcefully for America on this immigration business, Trump wouldn t even exist as a candidate. Well, he might exist, but he wouldn t have such a free road in this one issue.In fact, Limbaugh predicted that Trump s announcement will influence many candidates on the critical issue of immigration:The me-toos are beginning.  Hey, my proposal is just like Trump s.  You watch  The me-toos are now starting. Rather than people trying to steal it, people are gonna want to get in on it. It has the potential here to be a genuine movement, so transformative that the inside-the-Beltway people, even while studying it and looking straight at it, still stand a chance of being blindsided by it.Limbaugh also made the larger point that much of the hand-wringing in the GOP over Trump s immigration platform is curious given that uncontrolled immigration has put one of the largest states in America firmly outside the reach of the GOP, and if it is not curtailed, more states like Virginia will follow:If you want to find the future of the Republican Party and the country, look at California. There isn t a single Republican in statewide office. There never will be in the future. It s not gonna happen. The Republican Party practically doesn t exist statewide. The economy in California, you talk about inequality, the haves and have-nots, it s no more pronounced anywhere in the country than in California.You don t have to go back that far where the Republican Party owned it. Routinely elected governors, those governors became presidential candidates. And I ll tell you when you can tie it to. You can tie the end of the Republican Party in California to 1986, and that was the Simpson-Mazzoli amnesty immigration bill. We re talking back then 3.9 million illegal aliens granted amnesty. Since then it s been curtains for the Republican Party, which means constant victory for the Democrat Party. They have shaped that state, and it s a mess. And it s a harbinger of where we re going nationwide. Via: Breitbartpolitics
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: rush limbaugh trump s immigration stance may win republicans democrats and independentstrump dropping polls spite gop mainstream media best efforts on the rush limbaugh show popular conservative talk radio host discussed donald trump immigration plan told listeners trump metric rise polls entirely attributable mainstream position immigration appeals broad array lengthy segment limbaugh laid several policy items addressed trump immigration proposal ending birthright citizenship reporting illegal immigrants building border argued trump mainstream stance immigration stands stark contrast extreme position held open borders class runs country now people hear fringe oh god say republicans stand oh god but people standing cheering they want country given away crying loud i telling one people standing explained trump success due substance due immigration insisting it obvious issue foundational issue trump limbaugh told listeners trump used issue immigration distinguish republican candidates currently running it amazing sixteen people running presidency perceived essentially policy immigration one entirely different one leading now think people inside beltway able look put two two together figure causing they chalk celebrity chalk pop culture chalk argued trump able surpass republican candidates adopted position immigration priorities desires american voter desires republican donors elites both parties i think slightest idea vast majority people country think immigration happening country want part and course establishment seen wanting rard view immigration everybody throat trump guy standing i think people idea angry frightened fearful pretty big majority people country losing country losing immigration and see parties shoots make happen understand people love america understand i mean even tell em well donors say want x y z still make sense how trump patriotism how matter people elected officials patriotism love country america shining city hill matter anymore and single candidate president addressing issue way resonate american people particularly republican primary voters one donald trump comes explained trump position represents mainstream view immigration trump seen radical average ordinary americans he seen extremist he seen fringe kook instead trump ideas fringe outlets mainstream they represent views attitudes people make country work to reinforce point limbaugh highlighted recent article the washington examiner byron york found recent academic paper published stanford professor david broockman berkeley phd candidate douglas hler suggests majority public views immigration closer trump advocates comprehensive immigration reform limbaugh argued embracing platform immigration moderation returning immigration lower normal historical levels today urging record highs trump appeal democratic independent party officials officials tell us win white house anymore without getting additional votes besides republican votes we need get democrats we need get independents okay fine well guess who expanding party beyond normally thought trump people and yet lowering hammer guy every day donald trump executing republican party says need polling commissioned national republican senate committee rsc recently found populist position immigration mass appeal amongst women minorities voters addition base republican believes republican candidates could see similar success adopt trump position immigration if one republican candidates one come forcefully america immigration business trump even exist candidate well might exist free road one fact limbaugh predicted trump announcement influence many candidates critical issue immigration the beginning hey proposal like trump you watch the starting rather people trying steal people gon na want get it potential genuine movement transformative people even studying looking straight still stand chance blindsided also made larger point much gop trump immigration platform curious given uncontrolled immigration put one largest states america firmly outside reach gop curtailed states like virginia follow if want find future republican party country look california there single republican statewide office there never future it gon na happen the republican party practically exist statewide the economy california talk inequality have pronounced anywhere country go back far republican party owned routinely elected governors governors became presidential candidates and i tell tie you tie end republican party california amnesty immigration bill we talking back million illegal aliens granted amnesty since curtains republican party means constant victory democrat party they shaped state mess and harbinger going nationwide via breitbartpolitics