 Trump’s Campaign Finance Filings Reveal Millions In Payments…To His Own BusinessesThere s no question that Donald Trump is running a (ahem) unique campaign. It s so unique that he s self-funded it into being broke. His FEC filings, through May 31 of this year, reveal an awful lot more than that, though. The campaign has paid millions to his own businesses and property, including his ridiculously luxurious plane, and Mar-a-Lago, his personal estate in Florida.Derek Willis, a journalist at ProPublica, tweeted out a spreadsheet that ProPublica put together of all campaign disbursements to things with  Trump  in the name. In total, the campaign has paid nearly $1.4 million to Trump s own businesses since he launched it last year:Recipients of payments from Trump campaign with  Trump  in name, through May 31. Doesn t include Mar-a-Lago/planes. pic.twitter.com/JF6skaWYGF  Derek Willis (@derekwillis) June 21, 2016At first, that doesn t sound like a lot. Maybe Trump is actually reining himself in? That s less than five percent of his total campaign expenditures. But this is King Donald, and that s not nearly everything. The campaign has also spent $423,371 for the use of Mar-a-Lago, which is a personal residence, and roughly $5 million to Tag Air, Inc. the company that operates his private Boeing 757 with the solid gold seatbelt buckles for the use of his plane.That brings the total up to roughly $6.8 million that Trump s campaign has paid to him for one thing or another, and that s more than 10 percent of the $63 million that his campaign has spent since he formally entered the race last year.How does he get away with that? Is it even legal?Back in January, the Miami Herald ran a piece on these same expenditures. At that time, Trump had paid nearly one out of every three campaign dollars to something he owned. This is actually legal in fact, federal election law requires campaigns to pay fair market for goods and services rendered, even if they come from a candidate s own businesses but the sheer amount that Trump has managed to send to himself through loopholes in campaign finance law, is very unusual.In short, he knew that election law requires his campaign to pay for everything, otherwise it counts as an undocumented campaign contribution. So, he probably figured, why not use his own businesses as much as possible? Then he can funnel money to himself, and there s nothing anybody can do about it because it s perfectly legal.It s also more than a little suspicious, because, as the headline of the Miami Herald s story notes, Trump has  perfected the art of the campaign expense,  in such a way that he personally profits, even if he ultimately isn t elected.But wait! If it s not illegal, why is it suspicious? Quite simply, if you want to know how a presidential candidate is going to run the country, look at how they run their campaign. Trump won t just run the country like a business; he ll very likely find ways to use the Office of the President to line his own pockets while he holds that position.In the end, Trump only cares about Trump, and his campaign finance records prove it better than anything else he s done.Featured image by Jeff Swensen/Getty ImagesNews
trump campaign finance filings reveal millions in his own businessesthere question donald trump running them unique campaign it unique broke his fec filings may year reveal awful lot though the campaign paid millions businesses property including ridiculously luxurious plane personal estate willis journalist republica tweeted spreadsheet republica put together campaign disbursements things trump name in total campaign paid nearly million trump businesses since launched last year recipients payments trump campaign trump name may doesn include derek willis derekwillis june first sound like lot maybe trump actually reigning that less five percent total campaign expenditures but king donald nearly everything the campaign also spent use personal residence roughly million tag air company operates private boeing solid gold seatbelt buckle use brings total roughly million trump campaign paid one thing another percent million campaign spent since formally entered race last get away is even legal back january miami herald ran piece expenditures at time trump paid nearly one every three campaign dollars something owned this actually legal fact federal election law requires campaigns pay fair market goods services rendered even come candidate businesses sheer amount trump managed send loopholes campaign finance law short knew election law requires campaign pay everything otherwise counts undocumented campaign contribution so probably figured use businesses much possible then funnel money nothing anybody perfectly also little suspicious headline miami herald story notes trump perfected art campaign expense way personally profits even ultimately wait if illegal suspicious quite simply want know presidential candidate going run country look run campaign trump run country like business likely find ways use office president line pockets holds end trump cares trump campaign finance records prove better anything else image jeff 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:  Trump’s Campaign Finance Filings Reveal Millions In Payments…To His Own BusinessesThere s no question that Donald Trump is running a (ahem) unique campaign. It s so unique that he s self-funded it into being broke. His FEC filings, through May 31 of this year, reveal an awful lot more than that, though. The campaign has paid millions to his own businesses and property, including his ridiculously luxurious plane, and Mar-a-Lago, his personal estate in Florida.Derek Willis, a journalist at ProPublica, tweeted out a spreadsheet that ProPublica put together of all campaign disbursements to things with  Trump  in the name. In total, the campaign has paid nearly $1.4 million to Trump s own businesses since he launched it last year:Recipients of payments from Trump campaign with  Trump  in name, through May 31. Doesn t include Mar-a-Lago/planes. pic.twitter.com/JF6skaWYGF  Derek Willis (@derekwillis) June 21, 2016At first, that doesn t sound like a lot. Maybe Trump is actually reining himself in? That s less than five percent of his total campaign expenditures. But this is King Donald, and that s not nearly everything. The campaign has also spent $423,371 for the use of Mar-a-Lago, which is a personal residence, and roughly $5 million to Tag Air, Inc. the company that operates his private Boeing 757 with the solid gold seatbelt buckles for the use of his plane.That brings the total up to roughly $6.8 million that Trump s campaign has paid to him for one thing or another, and that s more than 10 percent of the $63 million that his campaign has spent since he formally entered the race last year.How does he get away with that? Is it even legal?Back in January, the Miami Herald ran a piece on these same expenditures. At that time, Trump had paid nearly one out of every three campaign dollars to something he owned. This is actually legal in fact, federal election law requires campaigns to pay fair market for goods and services rendered, even if they come from a candidate s own businesses but the sheer amount that Trump has managed to send to himself through loopholes in campaign finance law, is very unusual.In short, he knew that election law requires his campaign to pay for everything, otherwise it counts as an undocumented campaign contribution. So, he probably figured, why not use his own businesses as much as possible? Then he can funnel money to himself, and there s nothing anybody can do about it because it s perfectly legal.It s also more than a little suspicious, because, as the headline of the Miami Herald s story notes, Trump has  perfected the art of the campaign expense,  in such a way that he personally profits, even if he ultimately isn t elected.But wait! If it s not illegal, why is it suspicious? Quite simply, if you want to know how a presidential candidate is going to run the country, look at how they run their campaign. Trump won t just run the country like a business; he ll very likely find ways to use the Office of the President to line his own pockets while he holds that position.In the end, Trump only cares about Trump, and his campaign finance records prove it better than anything else he s done.Featured image by Jeff Swensen/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: trump campaign finance filings reveal millions in his own businessesthere question donald trump running them unique campaign it unique broke his fec filings may year reveal awful lot though the campaign paid millions businesses property including ridiculously luxurious plane personal estate willis journalist republica tweeted spreadsheet republica put together campaign disbursements things trump name in total campaign paid nearly million trump businesses since launched last year recipients payments trump campaign trump name may doesn include derek willis derekwillis june first sound like lot maybe trump actually reigning that less five percent total campaign expenditures but king donald nearly everything the campaign also spent use personal residence roughly million tag air company operates private boeing solid gold seatbelt buckle use brings total roughly million trump campaign paid one thing another percent million campaign spent since formally entered race last get away is even legal back january miami herald ran piece expenditures at time trump paid nearly one every three campaign dollars something owned this actually legal fact federal election law requires campaigns pay fair market goods services rendered even come candidate businesses sheer amount trump managed send loopholes campaign finance law short knew election law requires campaign pay everything otherwise counts undocumented campaign contribution so probably figured use businesses much possible then funnel money nothing anybody perfectly also little suspicious headline miami herald story notes trump perfected art campaign expense way personally profits even ultimately wait if illegal suspicious quite simply want know presidential candidate going run country look run campaign trump run country like business likely find ways use office president line pockets holds end trump cares trump campaign finance records prove better anything else image jeff imagenes