NEW FINDINGS SHOW TWO IMPORTANT Words Were Deleted From Cowardly Comey’s Remarks About Hillary That Could’ve Ended Her Presidential BidThe word  crooked  doesn t only apply to Hillary. Sadly, America is finding out that there are very few people in positions of power who we can trust. Perhaps the reason President Trump has so many loyal supporters is that Americans believe he s the only person in Washington with the courage and ability to actually drain the cesspool of corrupt government agencies in Washington DC Early drafts of former FBI Director James Comey s remarks about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton s use of a private email server acknowledged that there was evidence she had violated a federal statute prohibiting  gross negligence,  but that phrase was deleted, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley.Grassley, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, has been investigating the formulation of Comey s controversial July 2016 remarks in which he announced that the FBI would not seek criminal charges following its probe into Clinton s use of a private email server.The Iowa Republican on Monday said the FBI had recently turned over records relating to then-Director Comey s statement. The FBI included in those documents what Grassley said appears to be a May 2, 2016 draft of Comey s exoneration statement.The draft was written two months before Comey s July 5, 2016 press conference in which he said that he did not believe Clinton had broken any laws even though she had been  extremely careless  in her handling of sensitive, highly classified material.In the draft in question, Grassley said the Comey statement included the following sentence:  There is evidence to support a conclusion that Secretary Clinton, and others, used the private email server in a manner that was grossly negligent with respect to the handling of classified material. The same draft included the following sentence:  Similarly, the sheer volume of information that was properly classified as Secret at the time it was discussed on email (that is, excluding the  up classified  emails) support an inference that the participants were grossly negligent in their handling of that information. Despite this reference to  gross negligence,  Grassley said the same draft statement goes on to determine she should not be prosecuted for a crime.Grassley asked for more details about the documents, including copies of the drafts in their original format and all records relating to discussions about why the edits were made, in a letter sent to FBI Director Christopher Wray Monday. As you are aware, 18 U.S.C. 793(f) makes the mishandling of classified material through gross negligence a criminal act,  Grassley wrote.  Although Director Comey s original version of his statement acknowledged that Secretary Clinton had violated the statute prohibiting gross negligence in the handling of classified information, he nonetheless exonerated her in that early May 2nd draft statement anyway, arguing that this part of the statute should not be enforced. Grassley said later edits,  on or around about June 10  remove those two sentences and include the following sentence instead:  Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. Comey had the opportunity to charge a woman, who has been accused of breaking the law numerous times, with a crime, and in doing so, would have proved to all of America that nobody, even if their last name is  Clinton , is above the law. Once again, however, Crooked Hillary managed to wriggle off the hook of justice Grassley and Sen. Lindsey Graham, (R., S.C.) said in late August that Comey began drafting a statement rejecting the idea of charging Clinton with a crime over the email issue two months before Clinton was interviewed in the FBI probe. The senators released partial transcripts of interviews the Judiciary Committee conducted with U.S. officials to back up the statement.For entire story: WFB left-news
new findings show two important words were deleted from cowardly come remarks about hillary that could ended her presidential width word crooked apply hillary sadly america finding people positions power trust perhaps reason president trump many loyal supporters americans believe person washington courage ability actually drain cesspool corrupt government agencies washington dc early drafts former fbi director james come remarks former secretary state hillary clinton use private email server acknowledged evidence violated federal statute prohibiting gross negligence phrase deleted according chuck chairs judiciary committee investigating formulation come controversial july remarks announced fbi would seek criminal charges following probe clinton use private email iowa republican monday said fbi recently turned records relating come statement the fbi included documents grasses said appears may draft come exoneration draft written two months come july press conference said believe clinton broken laws even though extremely careless handling sensitive highly classified draft question grasses said come statement included following sentence there evidence support conclusion secretary clinton others used private email server manner grossly negligent respect handling classified material the draft included following sentence similarly sheer volume information properly classified secret time discussed email excluding classified emails support inference participants grossly negligent handling information despite reference gross negligence grasses said draft statement goes determine prosecuted asked details documents including copies drafts original format records relating discussions edits made letter sent fbi director christopher way monday as aware f makes mishandling classified material gross negligence criminal act grasses wrote although director come original version statement acknowledged secretary clinton violated statute prohibiting gross negligence handling classified information nonetheless exonerated early may draft statement anyway arguing part statute enforced grasses said later edits around june remove two sentences include following sentence instead although find clear evidence secretary clinton colleagues intended violate laws governing handling classified information evidence extremely careless handling sensitive highly classified information come opportunity charge woman accused breaking law numerous times crime would proved america nobody even last name clinton law once however crooked hillary managed wriggle hook justice grasses lindsay graham said late august come began drafting statement rejecting idea charging clinton crime email issue two months clinton interviewed fbi probe the senators released partial transcripts interviews judiciary committee conducted officials back entire story web
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: NEW FINDINGS SHOW TWO IMPORTANT Words Were Deleted From Cowardly Comey’s Remarks About Hillary That Could’ve Ended Her Presidential BidThe word  crooked  doesn t only apply to Hillary. Sadly, America is finding out that there are very few people in positions of power who we can trust. Perhaps the reason President Trump has so many loyal supporters is that Americans believe he s the only person in Washington with the courage and ability to actually drain the cesspool of corrupt government agencies in Washington DC Early drafts of former FBI Director James Comey s remarks about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton s use of a private email server acknowledged that there was evidence she had violated a federal statute prohibiting  gross negligence,  but that phrase was deleted, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley.Grassley, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, has been investigating the formulation of Comey s controversial July 2016 remarks in which he announced that the FBI would not seek criminal charges following its probe into Clinton s use of a private email server.The Iowa Republican on Monday said the FBI had recently turned over records relating to then-Director Comey s statement. The FBI included in those documents what Grassley said appears to be a May 2, 2016 draft of Comey s exoneration statement.The draft was written two months before Comey s July 5, 2016 press conference in which he said that he did not believe Clinton had broken any laws even though she had been  extremely careless  in her handling of sensitive, highly classified material.In the draft in question, Grassley said the Comey statement included the following sentence:  There is evidence to support a conclusion that Secretary Clinton, and others, used the private email server in a manner that was grossly negligent with respect to the handling of classified material. The same draft included the following sentence:  Similarly, the sheer volume of information that was properly classified as Secret at the time it was discussed on email (that is, excluding the  up classified  emails) support an inference that the participants were grossly negligent in their handling of that information. Despite this reference to  gross negligence,  Grassley said the same draft statement goes on to determine she should not be prosecuted for a crime.Grassley asked for more details about the documents, including copies of the drafts in their original format and all records relating to discussions about why the edits were made, in a letter sent to FBI Director Christopher Wray Monday. As you are aware, 18 U.S.C. 793(f) makes the mishandling of classified material through gross negligence a criminal act,  Grassley wrote.  Although Director Comey s original version of his statement acknowledged that Secretary Clinton had violated the statute prohibiting gross negligence in the handling of classified information, he nonetheless exonerated her in that early May 2nd draft statement anyway, arguing that this part of the statute should not be enforced. Grassley said later edits,  on or around about June 10  remove those two sentences and include the following sentence instead:  Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. Comey had the opportunity to charge a woman, who has been accused of breaking the law numerous times, with a crime, and in doing so, would have proved to all of America that nobody, even if their last name is  Clinton , is above the law. Once again, however, Crooked Hillary managed to wriggle off the hook of justice Grassley and Sen. Lindsey Graham, (R., S.C.) said in late August that Comey began drafting a statement rejecting the idea of charging Clinton with a crime over the email issue two months before Clinton was interviewed in the FBI probe. The senators released partial transcripts of interviews the Judiciary Committee conducted with U.S. officials to back up the statement.For entire story: WFB left-news
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: new findings show two important words were deleted from cowardly come remarks about hillary that could ended her presidential width word crooked apply hillary sadly america finding people positions power trust perhaps reason president trump many loyal supporters americans believe person washington courage ability actually drain cesspool corrupt government agencies washington dc early drafts former fbi director james come remarks former secretary state hillary clinton use private email server acknowledged evidence violated federal statute prohibiting gross negligence phrase deleted according chuck chairs judiciary committee investigating formulation come controversial july remarks announced fbi would seek criminal charges following probe clinton use private email iowa republican monday said fbi recently turned records relating come statement the fbi included documents grasses said appears may draft come exoneration draft written two months come july press conference said believe clinton broken laws even though extremely careless handling sensitive highly classified draft question grasses said come statement included following sentence there evidence support conclusion secretary clinton others used private email server manner grossly negligent respect handling classified material the draft included following sentence similarly sheer volume information properly classified secret time discussed email excluding classified emails support inference participants grossly negligent handling information despite reference gross negligence grasses said draft statement goes determine prosecuted asked details documents including copies drafts original format records relating discussions edits made letter sent fbi director christopher way monday as aware f makes mishandling classified material gross negligence criminal act grasses wrote although director come original version statement acknowledged secretary clinton violated statute prohibiting gross negligence handling classified information nonetheless exonerated early may draft statement anyway arguing part statute enforced grasses said later edits around june remove two sentences include following sentence instead although find clear evidence secretary clinton colleagues intended violate laws governing handling classified information evidence extremely careless handling sensitive highly classified information come opportunity charge woman accused breaking law numerous times crime would proved america nobody even last name clinton law once however crooked hillary managed wriggle hook justice grasses lindsay graham said late august come began drafting statement rejecting idea charging clinton crime email issue two months clinton interviewed fbi probe the senators released partial transcripts interviews judiciary committee conducted officials back entire story web