Trump voices new doubts about Russian efforts to sway U.S. voteWASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump voiced new doubts on Wednesday that Russian hackers attempted to influence the U.S. election on his behalf, saying WikiLeaks had denied Moscow was behind documents it made public during the campaign. Trump, writing on Twitter, continued to raise questions about the findings by U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia was behind a series of leaks that embarrassed Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign before the Nov. 8 vote. The tweets prompted White House spokesman Josh Earnest to ask, “Who are you going to believe?” Documents stolen from the Democratic National Committee and John Podesta, Clinton’s campaign manager, were leaked to the media in advance of the election. One email showed the Clinton campaign received a question in advance of a town hall forum. Trump resumed sending notes on Twitter about the hacking issue on Wednesday, saying, “(WikiLeaks founder) Julian Assange said ‘a 14 year old could have hacked Podesta’ - why was DNC so careless? Also said the Russians did not give him the info!” Trump also quoted Assange as telling Fox News that U.S. media coverage of the matter was “very dishonest.” Asked about the tweets, Earnest said the president-elect’s public comments have pitted the Russians and Assange against 17 U.S. government intelligence agencies, outside cyber experts and lawmakers from both parties. “There’s a pretty stark line that’s been drawn, and the president-elect will have to determine who he’s going to believe,” he said at a daily news briefing. Vice President-elect Mike Pence defended Trump as simply voicing a “very sincere and healthy American skepticism about intelligence conclusions” he has been hearing. “Given some of the intelligence failures of recent years, the president-elect has made it clear to the American people that he’s skeptical about conclusions from the bureaucracy,” Pence told reporters at the U.S. Capitol.  But the top ranking elected Republican, House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, had harsh words for Assange, whose group released the hacked emails. “I think the guy’s a sycophant for Russia, he leaks, he steals data and compromises national security,” Ryan told radio host Hugh Hewitt.  President Barack Obama last month ordered an investigation into malicious cyber activity and foreign intervention in the 2016 presidential election before he leaves office on Jan. 20. Earnest said the intelligence community will meet the deadline with ample time to spare. Separately, five Democratic U.S. senators introduced legislation urging the creation of an independent, nonpartisan commission to investigate any Russian interference in the election. Several lawmakers, including a few of Trump’s fellow Republicans, have backed calls for an investigation. Trump and Pence were scheduled to receive a briefing from intelligence officials on the hacking issue on Friday. politicsNews
trump voices new doubts russian efforts sway votewashington reuters donald trump voiced new doubts wednesday russian hackers attempted influence election behalf saying wikileaks denied moscow behind documents made public campaign trump writing twitter continued raise questions findings intelligence agencies russia behind series leaks embarrassed democratic candidate hillary clinton campaign vote the tweets prompted white house spokesman josh earnest ask who going believe documents stolen democratic national committee john modesta clinton campaign manager leaked media advance election one email showed clinton campaign received question advance town hall forum trump resumed sending notes twitter hacking issue wednesday saying wikileaks founder julian passage said year old could hacked modesta dnc careless also said russian give info trump also quoted passage telling fox news media coverage matter asked tweets earnest said public comments pitted russian passage government intelligence agencies outside cyber experts lawmakers parties there pretty stark line drawn determine going believe said daily news briefing vice mike pence defended trump simply voicing sincere healthy american skepticism intelligence conclusions hearing given intelligence failures recent years made clear american people skeptical conclusions bureaucracy pence told reporters capitol but top ranking elected republican house representatives speaker paul ryan harsh words passage whose group released hacked emails i think guy sycophant russia leaks steals data compromises national security ryan told radio host hugh heist president barack obama last month ordered investigation malicious cyber activity foreign intervention presidential election leaves office earnest said intelligence community meet deadline ample time spare separately five democratic senators introduced legislation urging creation independent nonpartisan commission investigate russian interference election several lawmakers including trump fellow republicans backed calls investigation trump pence scheduled receive briefing intelligence officials hacking issue friday politicsnews
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: Trump voices new doubts about Russian efforts to sway U.S. voteWASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump voiced new doubts on Wednesday that Russian hackers attempted to influence the U.S. election on his behalf, saying WikiLeaks had denied Moscow was behind documents it made public during the campaign. Trump, writing on Twitter, continued to raise questions about the findings by U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia was behind a series of leaks that embarrassed Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign before the Nov. 8 vote. The tweets prompted White House spokesman Josh Earnest to ask, “Who are you going to believe?” Documents stolen from the Democratic National Committee and John Podesta, Clinton’s campaign manager, were leaked to the media in advance of the election. One email showed the Clinton campaign received a question in advance of a town hall forum. Trump resumed sending notes on Twitter about the hacking issue on Wednesday, saying, “(WikiLeaks founder) Julian Assange said ‘a 14 year old could have hacked Podesta’ - why was DNC so careless? Also said the Russians did not give him the info!” Trump also quoted Assange as telling Fox News that U.S. media coverage of the matter was “very dishonest.” Asked about the tweets, Earnest said the president-elect’s public comments have pitted the Russians and Assange against 17 U.S. government intelligence agencies, outside cyber experts and lawmakers from both parties. “There’s a pretty stark line that’s been drawn, and the president-elect will have to determine who he’s going to believe,” he said at a daily news briefing. Vice President-elect Mike Pence defended Trump as simply voicing a “very sincere and healthy American skepticism about intelligence conclusions” he has been hearing. “Given some of the intelligence failures of recent years, the president-elect has made it clear to the American people that he’s skeptical about conclusions from the bureaucracy,” Pence told reporters at the U.S. Capitol.  But the top ranking elected Republican, House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, had harsh words for Assange, whose group released the hacked emails. “I think the guy’s a sycophant for Russia, he leaks, he steals data and compromises national security,” Ryan told radio host Hugh Hewitt.  President Barack Obama last month ordered an investigation into malicious cyber activity and foreign intervention in the 2016 presidential election before he leaves office on Jan. 20. Earnest said the intelligence community will meet the deadline with ample time to spare. Separately, five Democratic U.S. senators introduced legislation urging the creation of an independent, nonpartisan commission to investigate any Russian interference in the election. Several lawmakers, including a few of Trump’s fellow Republicans, have backed calls for an investigation. Trump and Pence were scheduled to receive a briefing from intelligence officials on the hacking issue on Friday. politicsNews
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: trump voices new doubts russian efforts sway votewashington reuters donald trump voiced new doubts wednesday russian hackers attempted influence election behalf saying wikileaks denied moscow behind documents made public campaign trump writing twitter continued raise questions findings intelligence agencies russia behind series leaks embarrassed democratic candidate hillary clinton campaign vote the tweets prompted white house spokesman josh earnest ask who going believe documents stolen democratic national committee john modesta clinton campaign manager leaked media advance election one email showed clinton campaign received question advance town hall forum trump resumed sending notes twitter hacking issue wednesday saying wikileaks founder julian passage said year old could hacked modesta dnc careless also said russian give info trump also quoted passage telling fox news media coverage matter asked tweets earnest said public comments pitted russian passage government intelligence agencies outside cyber experts lawmakers parties there pretty stark line drawn determine going believe said daily news briefing vice mike pence defended trump simply voicing sincere healthy american skepticism intelligence conclusions hearing given intelligence failures recent years made clear american people skeptical conclusions bureaucracy pence told reporters capitol but top ranking elected republican house representatives speaker paul ryan harsh words passage whose group released hacked emails i think guy sycophant russia leaks steals data compromises national security ryan told radio host hugh heist president barack obama last month ordered investigation malicious cyber activity foreign intervention presidential election leaves office earnest said intelligence community meet deadline ample time spare separately five democratic senators introduced legislation urging creation independent nonpartisan commission investigate russian interference election several lawmakers including trump fellow republicans backed calls investigation trump pence scheduled receive briefing intelligence officials hacking issue friday politicsnews