 Judge Orders Trump To Court In Early January; Trump Claims He Can’t Make ItOne of Donald Trump s main tools as a businessman has always been our court systems. Over the year, he s either sued or been sued more than 4,000 times and it looks like that won t stop after the electors meet.Trump has been ordered by a judge to appear in a court deposition over a contractual dispute with celebrity chef, Jose Andres. The judge, DC Superior Court Judge Jennifer A. DiToro, ruled that Trump would have to spend at least seven hours in a New York courtroom in the first week of January.Trump is suing Andres for backing out of a restaurant deal in Trump s Washington hotel. Andres said he cancelled because of the anti-Mexican rhetoric during the presidential campaign.Trump argued that he s too busy to appear in court.Trump s attorneys previously agreed to his deposition in New York City, but sought to limit the length and scope of questioning, arguing in court filings that  Mr. Trump is not just any apex deponent; he is the President-elect   It is not an overstatement that he is extremely busy handling matters of very significant public importance. But Di Toro was not moved, ruling Wednesday that limiting Trump s examination would be too prejudicial to the defense team s right to prepare the case for trial, and  Mr. Trump s own statements are at the heart  of the parties  claims.Source: CNNAndres doesn t want the lawsuit. On Tuesday, he tweeted,  Mr. @realDonaldTrump can we end our lawsuits and we donate $ to Veterans NGO to celebrate? Why keep litigating? Let s both of us win. Mr. @realDonaldTrump can we end our lawsuits and we donate $ to a Veterans NGO to celebrate? Why keep litigating? Let s both of us win..  Jos  Andr s (@chefjoseandres) December 13, 2016In other words, if Trump is truly too busy to go to court, he has a way out. It s doubtful that that s the real reason though. Trump isn t really spending much time preparing for his new job. He rarely attends security briefings. Instead, he acts like he s still on the campaign trail. He prefers to spend his time at meaningless ego-boosting rallies and on Twitter. Featured image via Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesNews
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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:  Judge Orders Trump To Court In Early January; Trump Claims He Can’t Make ItOne of Donald Trump s main tools as a businessman has always been our court systems. Over the year, he s either sued or been sued more than 4,000 times and it looks like that won t stop after the electors meet.Trump has been ordered by a judge to appear in a court deposition over a contractual dispute with celebrity chef, Jose Andres. The judge, DC Superior Court Judge Jennifer A. DiToro, ruled that Trump would have to spend at least seven hours in a New York courtroom in the first week of January.Trump is suing Andres for backing out of a restaurant deal in Trump s Washington hotel. Andres said he cancelled because of the anti-Mexican rhetoric during the presidential campaign.Trump argued that he s too busy to appear in court.Trump s attorneys previously agreed to his deposition in New York City, but sought to limit the length and scope of questioning, arguing in court filings that  Mr. Trump is not just any apex deponent; he is the President-elect   It is not an overstatement that he is extremely busy handling matters of very significant public importance. But Di Toro was not moved, ruling Wednesday that limiting Trump s examination would be too prejudicial to the defense team s right to prepare the case for trial, and  Mr. Trump s own statements are at the heart  of the parties  claims.Source: CNNAndres doesn t want the lawsuit. On Tuesday, he tweeted,  Mr. @realDonaldTrump can we end our lawsuits and we donate $ to Veterans NGO to celebrate? Why keep litigating? Let s both of us win. Mr. @realDonaldTrump can we end our lawsuits and we donate $ to a Veterans NGO to celebrate? Why keep litigating? Let s both of us win..  Jos  Andr s (@chefjoseandres) December 13, 2016In other words, if Trump is truly too busy to go to court, he has a way out. It s doubtful that that s the real reason though. Trump isn t really spending much time preparing for his new job. He rarely attends security briefings. Instead, he acts like he s still on the campaign trail. He prefers to spend his time at meaningless ego-boosting rallies and on Twitter. Featured image via Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesNews
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: judge orders trump to court in early january trump claims he can make stone donald trump main tools businessman always court systems over year either sued sued times looks like stop electors ordered judge appear court deposition contractual dispute celebrity chef jose andres the judge dc superior court judge jennifer editor ruled trump would spend least seven hours new york courtroom first week suing andres backing restaurant deal trump washington hotel andres said cancelled rhetoric presidential argued busy appear attorneys previously agreed deposition new york city sought limit length scope questioning arguing court filings trump apex opponent it overstatement extremely busy handling matters significant public importance but di toro moved ruling wednesday limiting trump examination would prejudicial defense team right prepare case trial trump statements heart parties cnnandres want lawsuit on tuesday tweeted realdonaldtrump end lawsuits donate veterans ngo celebrate why keep mitigating let us win realdonaldtrump end lawsuits donate veterans ngo celebrate why keep mitigating let us win jos and chefjoseandres december words trump truly busy go court way it doubtful real reason though trump really spending much time preparing new job he rarely attends security briefings instead acts like still campaign trail he prefers spend time meaningless rallies twitter featured image via drew imagenes