PELOSI JUST FLUNKED CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: ‘You Can’t Cry Wolf in a Crowded Theater’ [Video]Nancy Pelosi just flunked Constitutional Law! Pelosi repeated her request that the National Park Service deny a permit to an alleged  alt-right demonstration  called Patriot Prayer. Pelosi said  not allow these elements to use a national park to spew forth their venom.  She then said that  protecting people  was the Park Service s  first responsibility. This is a trend of the left lately they claim stopping free speech, protests and removing statues have become  homeland security  issues. Jeh Johnson just commented this week that we must remove statues because they ve become a  homeland security  issue. See where this is going? The left claims to be for free speech but in reality they aren t for anyone on the opposing side speaking out. This is getting into dangerous territory but not because of what the right is doing IronicJEH JOHNSON SUDDENLY THINKS CONFEDERATE STATUES ARE A THREAT TO HOMELAND SECURITY: This is rich! The guy who opened our borders to criminals during the Obama era is now telling us that statues are a homeland security threat?  Former Obama administration official Jeh Johnson said on This Week with Martha Raditz that the removal of Confederate statues was a matter of  public safety and homeland security  on Sunday Oh brother!According to David French of National Review:Where to begin? First, It s flat-out unconstitutional for the park service to deny a permit to any group simply because public officials deem the group s speech venomous. Even if their speech is truly vile, they have the same right of access to the park as any other expressive organization.Second, while we want law enforcement to protect people, it is also required to protect liberty. Any police force that maintains security without also protecting liberty has failed in its core constitutional function.Third, the quote is wrong. She s obviously referring to Oliver Wendell Holmes s famous statement in Schenck v. United States that  The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting fire in a theatre and causing a panic.  Fire. Wolf. Whatever. It s not important compared to the next point below.Fourth, anyone who quotes Schenck is quoting bad law. In fact, it s one of the most  odious free speech decisions in the Court s history.  The court upheld the Espionage Act conviction of the secretary of the Socialist Party of America for writing and distributing a pamphlet opposing the draft during World War I. Schenck could never be sent to jail for this conduct today.politics
pesos just flanked constitutional law you can cry wolf crowded theater video nancy pesos flanked constitutional law pesos repeated request national park service deny permit alleged demonstration called patriot prayer pesos said allow elements use national park spec forth venom she said protecting people park service first responsibility this trend left lately claim stopping free speech protests removing statues become homeland security issues jeh johnson commented week must remove statues become homeland security issue see going the left claims free speech reality anyone opposing side speaking this getting dangerous territory right ironicjeh johnson suddenly thinks confederate statues are a threat to homeland security this rich the guy opened borders criminals obama era telling us statues homeland security threat former obama administration official jeh johnson said this week martha radio removal confederate statues matter public safety homeland security sunday oh brother according david french national review where begin first it unconstitutional park service deny permit group simply public officials deem group speech venomous even speech truly vile right access park expressive want law enforcement protect people also required protect liberty any police force maintains security without also protecting liberty failed core constitutional quote wrong she obviously referring oliver wendell holmes famous statement science united states the stringent protection free speech would protect man falsely shouting fire theatre causing panic fire wolf whatever it important compared next point anyone quotes science quoting bad law in fact one obvious free speech decisions court history the court upheld espionage act conviction secretary socialist party america writing distributing pamphlet opposing draft world war science could never sent jail conduct
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: PELOSI JUST FLUNKED CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: ‘You Can’t Cry Wolf in a Crowded Theater’ [Video]Nancy Pelosi just flunked Constitutional Law! Pelosi repeated her request that the National Park Service deny a permit to an alleged  alt-right demonstration  called Patriot Prayer. Pelosi said  not allow these elements to use a national park to spew forth their venom.  She then said that  protecting people  was the Park Service s  first responsibility. This is a trend of the left lately they claim stopping free speech, protests and removing statues have become  homeland security  issues. Jeh Johnson just commented this week that we must remove statues because they ve become a  homeland security  issue. See where this is going? The left claims to be for free speech but in reality they aren t for anyone on the opposing side speaking out. This is getting into dangerous territory but not because of what the right is doing IronicJEH JOHNSON SUDDENLY THINKS CONFEDERATE STATUES ARE A THREAT TO HOMELAND SECURITY: This is rich! The guy who opened our borders to criminals during the Obama era is now telling us that statues are a homeland security threat?  Former Obama administration official Jeh Johnson said on This Week with Martha Raditz that the removal of Confederate statues was a matter of  public safety and homeland security  on Sunday Oh brother!According to David French of National Review:Where to begin? First, It s flat-out unconstitutional for the park service to deny a permit to any group simply because public officials deem the group s speech venomous. Even if their speech is truly vile, they have the same right of access to the park as any other expressive organization.Second, while we want law enforcement to protect people, it is also required to protect liberty. Any police force that maintains security without also protecting liberty has failed in its core constitutional function.Third, the quote is wrong. She s obviously referring to Oliver Wendell Holmes s famous statement in Schenck v. United States that  The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting fire in a theatre and causing a panic.  Fire. Wolf. Whatever. It s not important compared to the next point below.Fourth, anyone who quotes Schenck is quoting bad law. In fact, it s one of the most  odious free speech decisions in the Court s history.  The court upheld the Espionage Act conviction of the secretary of the Socialist Party of America for writing and distributing a pamphlet opposing the draft during World War I. Schenck could never be sent to jail for this conduct today.politics
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: pesos just flanked constitutional law you can cry wolf crowded theater video nancy pesos flanked constitutional law pesos repeated request national park service deny permit alleged demonstration called patriot prayer pesos said allow elements use national park spec forth venom she said protecting people park service first responsibility this trend left lately claim stopping free speech protests removing statues become homeland security issues jeh johnson commented week must remove statues become homeland security issue see going the left claims free speech reality anyone opposing side speaking this getting dangerous territory right ironicjeh johnson suddenly thinks confederate statues are a threat to homeland security this rich the guy opened borders criminals obama era telling us statues homeland security threat former obama administration official jeh johnson said this week martha radio removal confederate statues matter public safety homeland security sunday oh brother according david french national review where begin first it unconstitutional park service deny permit group simply public officials deem group speech venomous even speech truly vile right access park expressive want law enforcement protect people also required protect liberty any police force maintains security without also protecting liberty failed core constitutional quote wrong she obviously referring oliver wendell holmes famous statement science united states the stringent protection free speech would protect man falsely shouting fire theatre causing panic fire wolf whatever it important compared next point anyone quotes science quoting bad law in fact one obvious free speech decisions court history the court upheld espionage act conviction secretary socialist party america writing distributing pamphlet opposing draft world war science could never sent jail conduct