 Ex-White House Press Secretaries Come Forward With DIRE Warning About Trump (DETAILS)Donald Trump s strained relationship with the media has been nothing but problematic from the start. The President-elect has openly attacked the press countless times, threatened to sue, and even expressed the desire to restrict the media s freedom to report facts that paint him in a negative light.This has raised several concerns about what Trump s presidency is actually going to look like when it comes to reporting and keeping Americans informed. Recently, three former White House press secretaries came forward with warnings about what Trump s disdain for the media might turn into during a panel conversation on NBC s Meet The Press.In speaking to host Chuck Todd, Joe Lockhart   who was White House press secretary under President Bill Clinton   likened Trump s lies and misinformation to the behavior seen during President Richard Nixon. Calling Trump out for his habit of literally just making things up, Lockhart said: It s somewhat Orwellian, which, you know, you redefine the past, which means you can define the present and the future. And that s going to be very difficult for both sides to come to grips with. President George W. Bush s communications director, Nicolle Wallace, also remarked on the fact that, while Trump has a clear hatred for the press, his ego still needs it  like an addict craves their drugs.  She said: I think we re staring at trees and missing the forest. We ve just elected a man who bullies female reporters at his rally as an applause line. We have just elected a man who started a hot war with a female anchor instead of attending a debate she moderated. We are in a new place. And I don t think it s good. And I don t think it has any parallels to the past. Ari Fleischer, a former White House press secretary for Bush, also stated that the hard feelings are on both sides, and called the tension between Trump and the media a  double-barreled hostility.  Fleischer said: He can use it to his advantage, because as the Gallup poll recently indicated, confidence in the press to report the news accurately and fairly has never been lower. And so the press has made itself vulnerable, because it lost the trust of their readers and their viewers   and Trump has widely taken advantage of it. Trump s relations with the press are unprecedented, and Trump has worked hard throughout his presidential campaign to create distrust for the press because it enables him to continue telling lies and makes it harder for him to be held accountable. Trump knows exactly what he s doing, and his presidency is going to be extremely damaging when it comes to how Americans are kept informed.Featured image via Zach Gibson via Getty ImagesNews
house press secretaries come forward with dire warning about trump details donald trump strained relationship media nothing problematic start the openly attacked press countless times threatened sue even expressed desire restrict media freedom report facts paint negative raised several concerns trump presidency actually going look like comes reporting keeping americans informed recently three former white house press secretaries came forward warnings trump disdain media might turn panel conversation nbc meet the speaking host chuck todd joe lockhart white house press secretary president bill clinton likened trump lies misinformation behavior seen president richard nixon calling trump habit literally making things lockhart said it somewhat orwellian know redefine past means define present future and going difficult sides come grips president george bush communications director nicole wallace also remarked fact trump clear hatred press ego still needs like addict graves drugs she said i think staring trees missing forest we elected man bullies female reporters rally applause line we elected man started hot war female anchor instead attending debate moderated we new place and i think good and i think parallels past ari fletcher former white house press secretary bush also stated hard feelings sides called tension trump media hostility fletcher said he use advantage gallon poll recently indicated confidence press report news accurately fairly never lower and press made vulnerable lost trust readers viewers trump widely taken advantage trump relations press unprecedented trump worked hard throughout presidential campaign create distrust press enables continue telling lies makes harder held accountable trump knows exactly presidency going extremely damaging comes americans kept image via zach gibson via petty imagenes
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:  Ex-White House Press Secretaries Come Forward With DIRE Warning About Trump (DETAILS)Donald Trump s strained relationship with the media has been nothing but problematic from the start. The President-elect has openly attacked the press countless times, threatened to sue, and even expressed the desire to restrict the media s freedom to report facts that paint him in a negative light.This has raised several concerns about what Trump s presidency is actually going to look like when it comes to reporting and keeping Americans informed. Recently, three former White House press secretaries came forward with warnings about what Trump s disdain for the media might turn into during a panel conversation on NBC s Meet The Press.In speaking to host Chuck Todd, Joe Lockhart   who was White House press secretary under President Bill Clinton   likened Trump s lies and misinformation to the behavior seen during President Richard Nixon. Calling Trump out for his habit of literally just making things up, Lockhart said: It s somewhat Orwellian, which, you know, you redefine the past, which means you can define the present and the future. And that s going to be very difficult for both sides to come to grips with. President George W. Bush s communications director, Nicolle Wallace, also remarked on the fact that, while Trump has a clear hatred for the press, his ego still needs it  like an addict craves their drugs.  She said: I think we re staring at trees and missing the forest. We ve just elected a man who bullies female reporters at his rally as an applause line. We have just elected a man who started a hot war with a female anchor instead of attending a debate she moderated. We are in a new place. And I don t think it s good. And I don t think it has any parallels to the past. Ari Fleischer, a former White House press secretary for Bush, also stated that the hard feelings are on both sides, and called the tension between Trump and the media a  double-barreled hostility.  Fleischer said: He can use it to his advantage, because as the Gallup poll recently indicated, confidence in the press to report the news accurately and fairly has never been lower. And so the press has made itself vulnerable, because it lost the trust of their readers and their viewers   and Trump has widely taken advantage of it. Trump s relations with the press are unprecedented, and Trump has worked hard throughout his presidential campaign to create distrust for the press because it enables him to continue telling lies and makes it harder for him to be held accountable. Trump knows exactly what he s doing, and his presidency is going to be extremely damaging when it comes to how Americans are kept informed.Featured image via Zach Gibson via 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: house press secretaries come forward with dire warning about trump details donald trump strained relationship media nothing problematic start the openly attacked press countless times threatened sue even expressed desire restrict media freedom report facts paint negative raised several concerns trump presidency actually going look like comes reporting keeping americans informed recently three former white house press secretaries came forward warnings trump disdain media might turn panel conversation nbc meet the speaking host chuck todd joe lockhart white house press secretary president bill clinton likened trump lies misinformation behavior seen president richard nixon calling trump habit literally making things lockhart said it somewhat orwellian know redefine past means define present future and going difficult sides come grips president george bush communications director nicole wallace also remarked fact trump clear hatred press ego still needs like addict graves drugs she said i think staring trees missing forest we elected man bullies female reporters rally applause line we elected man started hot war female anchor instead attending debate moderated we new place and i think good and i think parallels past ari fletcher former white house press secretary bush also stated hard feelings sides called tension trump media hostility fletcher said he use advantage gallon poll recently indicated confidence press report news accurately fairly never lower and press made vulnerable lost trust readers viewers trump widely taken advantage trump relations press unprecedented trump worked hard throughout presidential campaign create distrust press enables continue telling lies makes harder held accountable trump knows exactly presidency going extremely damaging comes americans kept image via zach gibson via petty imagenes