PRESIDENT TRUMP’S NEW CHIEF OF STAFF Wants His Boss To Stop Tweeting…But Only About One ThingRight before eighth grade, Trump s father sent him literally up the river to New York Military Academy in the Hudson Valley. Trump would spend the next five years there.Retired Col. Ted Dobias remembers the tall, lanky kid who showed up at his dormitory. I put [him] down at the end of the hall. He didn t know how to make a bed. He didn t know how to shine his shoes. He had a problem, you know, with being a cadet. You know, being a cadet, you gotta take care of yourself,  Dobias said.And Trump the cadet didn t quite know how, at first. Dobias had a reputation for being one of the school s toughest instructors. He was a hardened World War II veteran who made it clear to Trump   he didn t care who his daddy was. When he got out of line, he got the same treatment like everybody else. His name was Donald Trump, like Johnny Jones. It was all the same,  Dobias said.  Nobody was different. We treated everyone alike. Back in Trump s day, cadets would wake up near the crack of dawn, hurry into their uniforms and march in formation to breakfast. First-year cadets had to eat their meals squared-off   lifting their forks in a right angle path into their mouths. And after breakfast, they d scurry back to clean their rooms for inspection. Dobias said it was a place where kids who didn t like following the rules learned to like it. It s a hell of a thing for a kid to go to a military school   especially when you have to say,  Yes sir,   No sir,  have to learn how to salute, how to do about-face, how to march, how to carry a gun,  said Dobias.But instead of recoiling from the discipline, Trump thrived under it. In her book The Trumps: Three Generations of Builders and a Presidential Candidate, Gwenda Blair notes how  Donald seemed to welcome being in a place with clear-cut parameters, a place where he could focus on figuring out how to come out on top and get what he wanted. Mike Kabealo, one of Trump s roommates at NYMA, said in the confines of the school s rigid rules, Trump wanted to be a standout. Cocksure, positive and anything-you-can-do-I-can-do-better kind of stuff   you know, he was very competitive,  Kabealo said.And friends say Trump channeled that competitiveness into everything at military school. When he was in charge of the rifle rack, he cleaned the rifles obsessively. He was meticulous about his uniform. When it was his turn to do inspections in the barracks, he whipped other cadets into shape.   NPRGiven his success in the military academy, is it any surprise then, that President Trump would choose a former general to be his chief of staff?White House Chief of Staff John Kelly aims to stop President Trump from making policy announcements on Twitter, according to a report Friday night.While Kelly acknowledges he can t stop Trump from tweeting, the new chief of staff would like to know what the president plans to tweet before he does so. He would prefer big policy decisions not be announced on Twitter.The goal is  pushing the tweets in the right direction,  Politico reported, citing a White House official.Trump made waves on July 26 when he announced on Twitter that he would ban transgender people from the military:After consultation with my Generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States Government will not accept or allow  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017 .Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military. Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming ..  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017 .victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. Thank you  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017The Defense Department has since said it won t execute a policy based on Trump s tweet until it would receives formal guidance, which the White House has not provided yet.Politico reported that White House and Defense Department lawyers had warned Trump against the transgender military ban, fearing the legal backlash that would follow. The lawyers only learned about Trump s decision when he tweeted it.   Washington Examiner left-news
president trump s new chief of staff wants his boss to stop only about one thingright eighth grade trump father sent literally river new york military academy hudson valley trump would spend next five years ted bias remembers tall lanka kid showed dormitory i put end hall he know make bed he know shine shoes he problem know cadet you know cadet got ta take care bias trump cadet quite know first bias reputation one school toughest instructors he hardened world war ii veteran made clear trump care daddy when got line got treatment like everybody else his name donald trump like johnny jones it bias said nobody different we treated everyone alike back trump day cadets would wake near crack dawn hurry uniforms march formation breakfast cadets eat meals lifting forks right angle path mouths and breakfast curry back clean rooms inspection bias said place kids like following rules learned like it hell thing kid go military school especially say yes sir no sir learn salute march carry gun said instead recording discipline trump thrived in book the trumps three generations builders presidential candidate agenda blair notes donald seemed welcome place parameters place could focus figuring come top get wanted mike kabealo one trump roommates nymag said confines school rigid rules trump wanted standout cocksure positive kind stuff know competitive kabealo friends say trump channeled competitiveness everything military school when charge rifle rack cleaned rifles obsessive he meticulous uniform when turn inspections barracks whipped cadets shape forgiven success military academy surprise president trump would choose former general chief staff white house chief staff john kelly aims stop president trump making policy announcements twitter according report friday kelly acknowledges stop trump meeting new chief staff would like know president plans tweet he would prefer big policy decisions announced goal pushing tweets right direction politico reported citing white house made waves july announced twitter would ban transgender people military after consultation generals military experts please advised united states government accept allow donald trump realdonaldtrump july individuals serve capacity military our military must focused decisive overwhelming donald trump realdonaldtrump july burdened tremendous medical costs disruption transgender military would entail thank donald trump realdonaldtrump july defense department since said execute policy based trump tweet would receives formal guidance white house provided reported white house defense department lawyers warned trump transgender military ban fearing legal backlash would follow the lawyers learned trump decision tweeted washington examiner
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: PRESIDENT TRUMP’S NEW CHIEF OF STAFF Wants His Boss To Stop Tweeting…But Only About One ThingRight before eighth grade, Trump s father sent him literally up the river to New York Military Academy in the Hudson Valley. Trump would spend the next five years there.Retired Col. Ted Dobias remembers the tall, lanky kid who showed up at his dormitory. I put [him] down at the end of the hall. He didn t know how to make a bed. He didn t know how to shine his shoes. He had a problem, you know, with being a cadet. You know, being a cadet, you gotta take care of yourself,  Dobias said.And Trump the cadet didn t quite know how, at first. Dobias had a reputation for being one of the school s toughest instructors. He was a hardened World War II veteran who made it clear to Trump   he didn t care who his daddy was. When he got out of line, he got the same treatment like everybody else. His name was Donald Trump, like Johnny Jones. It was all the same,  Dobias said.  Nobody was different. We treated everyone alike. Back in Trump s day, cadets would wake up near the crack of dawn, hurry into their uniforms and march in formation to breakfast. First-year cadets had to eat their meals squared-off   lifting their forks in a right angle path into their mouths. And after breakfast, they d scurry back to clean their rooms for inspection. Dobias said it was a place where kids who didn t like following the rules learned to like it. It s a hell of a thing for a kid to go to a military school   especially when you have to say,  Yes sir,   No sir,  have to learn how to salute, how to do about-face, how to march, how to carry a gun,  said Dobias.But instead of recoiling from the discipline, Trump thrived under it. In her book The Trumps: Three Generations of Builders and a Presidential Candidate, Gwenda Blair notes how  Donald seemed to welcome being in a place with clear-cut parameters, a place where he could focus on figuring out how to come out on top and get what he wanted. Mike Kabealo, one of Trump s roommates at NYMA, said in the confines of the school s rigid rules, Trump wanted to be a standout. Cocksure, positive and anything-you-can-do-I-can-do-better kind of stuff   you know, he was very competitive,  Kabealo said.And friends say Trump channeled that competitiveness into everything at military school. When he was in charge of the rifle rack, he cleaned the rifles obsessively. He was meticulous about his uniform. When it was his turn to do inspections in the barracks, he whipped other cadets into shape.   NPRGiven his success in the military academy, is it any surprise then, that President Trump would choose a former general to be his chief of staff?White House Chief of Staff John Kelly aims to stop President Trump from making policy announcements on Twitter, according to a report Friday night.While Kelly acknowledges he can t stop Trump from tweeting, the new chief of staff would like to know what the president plans to tweet before he does so. He would prefer big policy decisions not be announced on Twitter.The goal is  pushing the tweets in the right direction,  Politico reported, citing a White House official.Trump made waves on July 26 when he announced on Twitter that he would ban transgender people from the military:After consultation with my Generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States Government will not accept or allow  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017 .Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military. Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming ..  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017 .victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. Thank you  Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 26, 2017The Defense Department has since said it won t execute a policy based on Trump s tweet until it would receives formal guidance, which the White House has not provided yet.Politico reported that White House and Defense Department lawyers had warned Trump against the transgender military ban, fearing the legal backlash that would follow. The lawyers only learned about Trump s decision when he tweeted it.   Washington Examiner 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: president trump s new chief of staff wants his boss to stop only about one thingright eighth grade trump father sent literally river new york military academy hudson valley trump would spend next five years ted bias remembers tall lanka kid showed dormitory i put end hall he know make bed he know shine shoes he problem know cadet you know cadet got ta take care bias trump cadet quite know first bias reputation one school toughest instructors he hardened world war ii veteran made clear trump care daddy when got line got treatment like everybody else his name donald trump like johnny jones it bias said nobody different we treated everyone alike back trump day cadets would wake near crack dawn hurry uniforms march formation breakfast cadets eat meals lifting forks right angle path mouths and breakfast curry back clean rooms inspection bias said place kids like following rules learned like it hell thing kid go military school especially say yes sir no sir learn salute march carry gun said instead recording discipline trump thrived in book the trumps three generations builders presidential candidate agenda blair notes donald seemed welcome place parameters place could focus figuring come top get wanted mike kabealo one trump roommates nymag said confines school rigid rules trump wanted standout cocksure positive kind stuff know competitive kabealo friends say trump channeled competitiveness everything military school when charge rifle rack cleaned rifles obsessive he meticulous uniform when turn inspections barracks whipped cadets shape forgiven success military academy surprise president trump would choose former general chief staff white house chief staff john kelly aims stop president trump making policy announcements twitter according report friday kelly acknowledges stop trump meeting new chief staff would like know president plans tweet he would prefer big policy decisions announced goal pushing tweets right direction politico reported citing white house made waves july announced twitter would ban transgender people military after consultation generals military experts please advised united states government accept allow donald trump realdonaldtrump july individuals serve capacity military our military must focused decisive overwhelming donald trump realdonaldtrump july burdened tremendous medical costs disruption transgender military would entail thank donald trump realdonaldtrump july defense department since said execute policy based trump tweet would receives formal guidance white house provided reported white house defense department lawyers warned trump transgender military ban fearing legal backlash would follow the lawyers learned trump decision tweeted washington examiner