 This 50s TV Show Predicted Trump, With A Man Named ‘Trump’ Who Wanted To Build A Wall (VIDEO)During the 1950s, there was a Western TV show called  Trackdown,  starring Robert Culp and while it sounds like something we d make up, one episode featured a con man named  Trump,  who wanted to get this build a wall to protect the town.The episode, which aired on CBS in 1958, was called  End of the World.  Instead of brown people, though, this Trump predicted that there would be a firestorm in a Texas town unless he s allowed to save the day with umbrellas (at a profit) and a wall. Part of the dialogue sounds like it could have come directly from Donald J. Trump, circa 2016:Narrator: Hoby had checked the town. The people were ready to believe. Like sheep they ran to the slaughterhouse. And waiting for them was the high priest of fraud.Trump: I am the only one. Trust me. I can build a wall around your homes that nothing can penetrate.Townperson: What do we do? How can we save ourselves?Trump: You ask how do you build that wall. You ask, and I m here to tell you.Source: SF GateHere s the video:Contrast that with Donald J. Trump:During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump declared,  Politicians have used you and stolen your votes. They have given you nothing. I will give you everything. I will give you what you ve been looking for for 50 years. I m the only one. On June 16, 2015, Trump said,  I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I ll build them very inexpensively. This show had more to offer than just being prescient, though. Its moral was about not letting fear color our decisions. It s a lesson Trump voters could have benefited from, if they had heard it and paid attention. Both Trumps use fear as a currency and both Trumps gain wealth and power capitalizing on people s fear.Much like the character on the show, Donald Trump is a demagogue who  rode into town  with grand promises and nothing to back them up. Donald Trump is set to take the office of the presidency as a get even richer scheme. His voters have been conned. The American people have been conned. The media has been conned and we re all screwed.Featured image of Trackdown via video screen shot | Featured image of Donald J. Trump via Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesNews
this tv show predicted trump with a man named trump who wanted to build a wall video during western tv show called crackdown starring robert cup sounds like something make one episode featured con man named trump wanted get build wall protect episode aired cbs called end world instead brown people though trump predicted would firestorm texas town unless allowed save day umbrella profit wall part dialogue sounds like could come directly donald trump circa narrator holy checked town the people ready believe like sheep ran slaughterhouse and waiting high priest i one trust i build wall around homes nothing what how save trump you ask build wall you ask i tell sf gathered video contrast donald trump during presidential campaign donald trump declared politicians used stolen votes they given nothing i give everything i give looking years i one on june trump said i would build great wall nobody builds walls better believe i build inexpensive this show offer present though its moral letting fear color decisions it lesson trump voters could benefited heard paid attention both trumps use fear currency trumps gain wealth power capitalizing people like character show donald trump pedagogue rode town grand promises nothing back donald trump set take office presidency get even richer scheme his voters coined the american people coined the media coined image crackdown via video screen shot featured image donald trump via spencer 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:  This 50s TV Show Predicted Trump, With A Man Named ‘Trump’ Who Wanted To Build A Wall (VIDEO)During the 1950s, there was a Western TV show called  Trackdown,  starring Robert Culp and while it sounds like something we d make up, one episode featured a con man named  Trump,  who wanted to get this build a wall to protect the town.The episode, which aired on CBS in 1958, was called  End of the World.  Instead of brown people, though, this Trump predicted that there would be a firestorm in a Texas town unless he s allowed to save the day with umbrellas (at a profit) and a wall. Part of the dialogue sounds like it could have come directly from Donald J. Trump, circa 2016:Narrator: Hoby had checked the town. The people were ready to believe. Like sheep they ran to the slaughterhouse. And waiting for them was the high priest of fraud.Trump: I am the only one. Trust me. I can build a wall around your homes that nothing can penetrate.Townperson: What do we do? How can we save ourselves?Trump: You ask how do you build that wall. You ask, and I m here to tell you.Source: SF GateHere s the video:Contrast that with Donald J. Trump:During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump declared,  Politicians have used you and stolen your votes. They have given you nothing. I will give you everything. I will give you what you ve been looking for for 50 years. I m the only one. On June 16, 2015, Trump said,  I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I ll build them very inexpensively. This show had more to offer than just being prescient, though. Its moral was about not letting fear color our decisions. It s a lesson Trump voters could have benefited from, if they had heard it and paid attention. Both Trumps use fear as a currency and both Trumps gain wealth and power capitalizing on people s fear.Much like the character on the show, Donald Trump is a demagogue who  rode into town  with grand promises and nothing to back them up. Donald Trump is set to take the office of the presidency as a get even richer scheme. His voters have been conned. The American people have been conned. The media has been conned and we re all screwed.Featured image of Trackdown via video screen shot | Featured image of Donald J. Trump via Spencer Platt/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: this tv show predicted trump with a man named trump who wanted to build a wall video during western tv show called crackdown starring robert cup sounds like something make one episode featured con man named trump wanted get build wall protect episode aired cbs called end world instead brown people though trump predicted would firestorm texas town unless allowed save day umbrella profit wall part dialogue sounds like could come directly donald trump circa narrator holy checked town the people ready believe like sheep ran slaughterhouse and waiting high priest i one trust i build wall around homes nothing what how save trump you ask build wall you ask i tell sf gathered video contrast donald trump during presidential campaign donald trump declared politicians used stolen votes they given nothing i give everything i give looking years i one on june trump said i would build great wall nobody builds walls better believe i build inexpensive this show offer present though its moral letting fear color decisions it lesson trump voters could benefited heard paid attention both trumps use fear currency trumps gain wealth power capitalizing people like character show donald trump pedagogue rode town grand promises nothing back donald trump set take office presidency get even richer scheme his voters coined the american people coined the media coined image crackdown via video screen shot featured image donald trump via spencer imagenes