BREAKING BOMBSHELL: Obama’s Foreign Policy Guru Admits To SHOCKING LIES Obama Told To Sell Americans On IRAN DealAs if this news, in and of itself, is not horrific enough Deputy National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes also reveals that Obama began negotiations with Iran as early as 2008, while radical Muslim hardliner, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was still in power! The Obama administration cooked up a phony story to sell Americans on the Iranian nuke deal, lying that US officials were dealing with  moderates  in the Islamic theocracy who could be trusted to keep their word, it was reported Thursday.In a revealing article posted on the New York Times website, President Obama s foreign-policy guru Ben Rhodes bragged about how he helped create the false narrative because the public would not have accepted the deal had it known that Iranian hard-liners were still calling the shots.The White House line   which Rhodes says he created   was that Obama started negotiations after the supposedly moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected president in 2013.But Obama had set his sights on working out a deal with the mad mullahs as early as 2008, and negotiations actually began when strongman Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was still president.Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, concedes in the article that the so-called moderate regime is not moderate at all. We re not betting on it,  he said.Despite having little foreign-policy experience, Rhodes, 38, a former aspiring novelist who grew up on the Upper East Side, was in charge of a massive White House  messaging  effort that fed the bogus line to journalists. We created an echo chamber. They were saying things that validated what we had given them to say,  he admitted in the Times interview when asked about the plethora of  experts  praising the deal in the press.The Times article, which will appear in the paper s Sunday magazine, notes Rhodes, who has a writing degree from NYU, was skilled as a  storyteller. He is adept at constructing overarching plotlines with heroes and villains, their conflicts supported by flurries of carefully chosen adjectives, quotations and leaks from named and unnamed senior officials,  reporter David Samuels writes.  He is the master shaper and retailer of Obama s foreign-policy narratives. Asked about his misleading version of the deal, Rhodes said,  In the absence of rational discourse, we are going to discourse the [expletive] out of this. We had test drives to know who was going to be able to carry our message effectively, and how to use outside groups like [the anti-nuke group] Ploughshares, the Iran Project and whomever else. So we knew the tactics that worked. We drove them crazy,  he said of Republicans and others who opposed the deal, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Obama, the article says, misled the public with the idea that negotiations began because of the  moderate  faction s rise in 2013. Today, after two years of negotiations, the United States, together with our international partners, has achieved something that decades of animosity has not,  Obama said last July when announcing the deal.Leon Panetta, then secretary of defense, confirmed in the article that the hard-line regime, and its military arm, was still in charge. There was not much question that the Quds Force and the supreme leader ran that country with a strong arm, and there was not much question that this kind of opposing view could somehow gain any traction,  he said. I think the whole legacy that he [Obama] was working on was,  I m the guy who s going to bring these [Mideast] wars to an end, and the last goddamn thing I need is to start another war. Without naming him, Panetta suggested Rhodes was one of several on Obama s staff who told the president only what he wanted to hear, the article says.Rhodes bashed the media for not properly reporting on foreign affairs and revealed how he fed information to reporters such as Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, a respected  Beltway insider,  as the Times called him. All these newspapers used to have foreign bureaus,  he said. Now they don t. They call us to explain to them what s happening in Moscow and Cairo. Most of the outlets are reporting on world events from Washington. The average reporter we talk to is 27 years old, and their only reporting experience consists of being around political campaigns. That s a sea change. They literally know nothing. Rhodes  assistant, Ned Price, gave an example of how they would shape the news by feeding a narrative to their  compadres  in the press corps and letting it echo across social media.For entire story: NYPGovernment News
breaking bombshell obama foreign policy guru admits to shocking lies obama told to sell americans on iran deals news horrific enough deputy national security advisor ben rhodes also reveals obama began negotiations iran early radical muslim hardline mahmoud ahmadinejad still power the obama administration cooked phony story sell americans iranian nuke deal lying us officials dealing moderates islamic theocracy could trusted keep word reported revealing article posted new york times website president obama guru ben rhodes dragged helped create false narrative public would accepted deal known iranian still calling white house line rhodes says created obama started negotiations supposedly moderate hassan rouhani elected president obama set sights working deal mad mulls early negotiations actually began strongman mahmoud ahmadinejad still deputy national security adviser strategic communications concedes article moderate regime moderate we betting little experience rhodes former aspiring novelist grew upper east side charge massive white house messaging effort fed bogus line journalists we created echo chamber they saying things validated given say admitted times interview asked plethora experts praising deal times article appear paper sunday magazine notes rhodes writing degree nyu skilled storyteller he adept constructing overarching plotlines heroes villains conflicts supported ferries carefully chosen adjectives quotations leaks named unnamed senior officials reporter david samuel writes he master shape retailer obama narratives asked misleading version deal rhodes said in absence rational discourse going discourse explosive we test drives know going able carry message effectively use outside groups like group ploughshares iran project whomever else so knew tactics worked we drove crazy said republicans others opposed deal including israeli prime minister benjamin article says misled public idea negotiations began moderate faction rise today two years negotiations united states together international partners achieved something decades animosity obama said last july announcing palette secretary defense confirmed article regime military arm still charge there much question buds force supreme leader ran country strong arm much question kind opposing view could somehow gain traction said i think whole legacy obama working i guy going bring mideast wars end last goldman thing i need start another war without naming palette suggested rhodes one several obama staff told president wanted hear article based media properly reporting foreign affairs revealed fed information reporters jeffrey goldberg the atlantic respected beltway insider times called all newspapers used foreign bureaus said now they call us explain happening moscow cairo most outlets reporting world events washington the average reporter talk years old reporting experience consists around political campaigns that sea change they literally know nothing rhodes assistant ned price gave example would shape news feeding narrative compares press corps letting echo across social entire story nypgovernment 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: BREAKING BOMBSHELL: Obama’s Foreign Policy Guru Admits To SHOCKING LIES Obama Told To Sell Americans On IRAN DealAs if this news, in and of itself, is not horrific enough Deputy National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes also reveals that Obama began negotiations with Iran as early as 2008, while radical Muslim hardliner, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was still in power! The Obama administration cooked up a phony story to sell Americans on the Iranian nuke deal, lying that US officials were dealing with  moderates  in the Islamic theocracy who could be trusted to keep their word, it was reported Thursday.In a revealing article posted on the New York Times website, President Obama s foreign-policy guru Ben Rhodes bragged about how he helped create the false narrative because the public would not have accepted the deal had it known that Iranian hard-liners were still calling the shots.The White House line   which Rhodes says he created   was that Obama started negotiations after the supposedly moderate Hassan Rouhani was elected president in 2013.But Obama had set his sights on working out a deal with the mad mullahs as early as 2008, and negotiations actually began when strongman Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was still president.Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, concedes in the article that the so-called moderate regime is not moderate at all. We re not betting on it,  he said.Despite having little foreign-policy experience, Rhodes, 38, a former aspiring novelist who grew up on the Upper East Side, was in charge of a massive White House  messaging  effort that fed the bogus line to journalists. We created an echo chamber. They were saying things that validated what we had given them to say,  he admitted in the Times interview when asked about the plethora of  experts  praising the deal in the press.The Times article, which will appear in the paper s Sunday magazine, notes Rhodes, who has a writing degree from NYU, was skilled as a  storyteller. He is adept at constructing overarching plotlines with heroes and villains, their conflicts supported by flurries of carefully chosen adjectives, quotations and leaks from named and unnamed senior officials,  reporter David Samuels writes.  He is the master shaper and retailer of Obama s foreign-policy narratives. Asked about his misleading version of the deal, Rhodes said,  In the absence of rational discourse, we are going to discourse the [expletive] out of this. We had test drives to know who was going to be able to carry our message effectively, and how to use outside groups like [the anti-nuke group] Ploughshares, the Iran Project and whomever else. So we knew the tactics that worked. We drove them crazy,  he said of Republicans and others who opposed the deal, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Obama, the article says, misled the public with the idea that negotiations began because of the  moderate  faction s rise in 2013. Today, after two years of negotiations, the United States, together with our international partners, has achieved something that decades of animosity has not,  Obama said last July when announcing the deal.Leon Panetta, then secretary of defense, confirmed in the article that the hard-line regime, and its military arm, was still in charge. There was not much question that the Quds Force and the supreme leader ran that country with a strong arm, and there was not much question that this kind of opposing view could somehow gain any traction,  he said. I think the whole legacy that he [Obama] was working on was,  I m the guy who s going to bring these [Mideast] wars to an end, and the last goddamn thing I need is to start another war. Without naming him, Panetta suggested Rhodes was one of several on Obama s staff who told the president only what he wanted to hear, the article says.Rhodes bashed the media for not properly reporting on foreign affairs and revealed how he fed information to reporters such as Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, a respected  Beltway insider,  as the Times called him. All these newspapers used to have foreign bureaus,  he said. Now they don t. They call us to explain to them what s happening in Moscow and Cairo. Most of the outlets are reporting on world events from Washington. The average reporter we talk to is 27 years old, and their only reporting experience consists of being around political campaigns. That s a sea change. They literally know nothing. Rhodes  assistant, Ned Price, gave an example of how they would shape the news by feeding a narrative to their  compadres  in the press corps and letting it echo across social media.For entire story: NYPGovernment 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: breaking bombshell obama foreign policy guru admits to shocking lies obama told to sell americans on iran deals news horrific enough deputy national security advisor ben rhodes also reveals obama began negotiations iran early radical muslim hardline mahmoud ahmadinejad still power the obama administration cooked phony story sell americans iranian nuke deal lying us officials dealing moderates islamic theocracy could trusted keep word reported revealing article posted new york times website president obama guru ben rhodes dragged helped create false narrative public would accepted deal known iranian still calling white house line rhodes says created obama started negotiations supposedly moderate hassan rouhani elected president obama set sights working deal mad mulls early negotiations actually began strongman mahmoud ahmadinejad still deputy national security adviser strategic communications concedes article moderate regime moderate we betting little experience rhodes former aspiring novelist grew upper east side charge massive white house messaging effort fed bogus line journalists we created echo chamber they saying things validated given say admitted times interview asked plethora experts praising deal times article appear paper sunday magazine notes rhodes writing degree nyu skilled storyteller he adept constructing overarching plotlines heroes villains conflicts supported ferries carefully chosen adjectives quotations leaks named unnamed senior officials reporter david samuel writes he master shape retailer obama narratives asked misleading version deal rhodes said in absence rational discourse going discourse explosive we test drives know going able carry message effectively use outside groups like group ploughshares iran project whomever else so knew tactics worked we drove crazy said republicans others opposed deal including israeli prime minister benjamin article says misled public idea negotiations began moderate faction rise today two years negotiations united states together international partners achieved something decades animosity obama said last july announcing palette secretary defense confirmed article regime military arm still charge there much question buds force supreme leader ran country strong arm much question kind opposing view could somehow gain traction said i think whole legacy obama working i guy going bring mideast wars end last goldman thing i need start another war without naming palette suggested rhodes one several obama staff told president wanted hear article based media properly reporting foreign affairs revealed fed information reporters jeffrey goldberg the atlantic respected beltway insider times called all newspapers used foreign bureaus said now they call us explain happening moscow cairo most outlets reporting world events washington the average reporter talk years old reporting experience consists around political campaigns that sea change they literally know nothing rhodes assistant ned price gave example would shape news feeding narrative compares press corps letting echo across social entire story nypgovernment news