Seeking to regain ground, Trump calls Clinton corrupt and a liarNEW YORK (Reuters) - Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump staged a harsh attack on his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, accusing her of corruption and dangerous incompetence as he tried to put his campaign back on track after recent setbacks. In a speech in New York that Clinton’s campaign called “nutty” and that was criticized by some Republicans, Trump argued that the former secretary of state is part of a political establishment that has cheated American workers through bad trade deals and endangered U.S. national security. Both candidates are seeking to overcome their high unfavorable ratings among voters at the Nov. 8 election by painting the other as a villain who puts personal gain over the interests of less powerful Americans.  Even by the standards of modern presidential races, the sparring between Clinton, a former secretary of state and U.S. senator, and brash businessman Trump has made for unusually acidic rhetoric. “Hillary Clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the United States,” Trump told a small crowd of supporters at a hotel he owns in Manhattan, accusing her of having run the State Department “like her own personal hedge fund.”  Clinton’s staff quickly dismissed that attack and others as “lies.” Trump read his speech from a teleprompter to curb his off-the-cuff comments but he pulled no punches. He said Clinton “has perfected the politics of personal profit and theft” and described her as “a world-class liar.” Republican Lindsey Graham, a U.S. senator from South Carolina who has so far declined to support Trump, said he disagreed that Clinton may be the most corrupt person to have run for the White House, and challenged Trump to become more presidential. “My advice to Mr. Trump would be to make the case that you have the temperament, knowledge and judgment to be president,” he said on CNN. “That’s the mountain you’ve got to climb.” Trump’s campaign has been distracted in recent weeks by racially-charged comments he made about a Mexican-American judge and the Republican’s firing of campaign manager Corey Lewandowski this week.     The New York real estate mogul is trailing Clinton in most opinion polls, and campaign finance figures released on Monday show he has raised only a fraction of the amount Clinton has brought in, although Trump has said he is willing to loan his campaign more money.     In his speech, Trump repeated accusations that Clinton’s decisions as America’s top diplomat were influenced by donations to the Clinton Foundation and associated charities.  Clinton and her staff have denied this and similar allegations, dismissing them as politically motivated smears. “The only thing Donald Trump offered today was more hypocritical lies and nutty conspiracy theories,” Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin said. The State Department has said it is not aware of any evidence of improper influence, although it has acknowledged that new donations from foreign governments should have been submitted to the department’s ethics advisers for prior review but were not, in breach of an ethics agreement Clinton signed before taking office. Trump attacked the Clinton Foundation for accepting millions of dollars from Saudi Arabia and other countries criticized by the United States for not protecting the rights of women and gay people. Clinton’s husband, former President Bill Clinton, has said that accepting such funding is not an endorsement of everything a foreign government does. Clinton added a pointed defense of the Clinton Foundation in a speech later on Wednesday. “The Clinton Foundation helps poor people around the world get access to lifesaving AIDS medicine,” she told cheering supporters in Raleigh, North Carolina. “Donald Trump uses poor people around the world to produce his line of suits and ties.” Trump also said Clinton had used bad political judgment in her four years as secretary of state, failing to stop the rise of Islamic State, keep strong sanctions on Iran or avoid chaos in Libya. “Her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched,” Trump said.          On Tuesday, Clinton delivered her own blistering attack on Trump, saying that putting him in the White House would be a disaster for the U.S. economy.  On Wednesday, Clinton won the endorsement of former U.S. National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft, a Republican who served under Presidents Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush. A Reuters/Ipsos poll this week showed that 44.5 percent of likely voters backed Clinton, while 35.5 percent supported Trump. Some of the accusations made by Trump on Wednesday appeared to contradict the public record. He said Clinton would admit hundreds of thousands of refugees to the United States without any prior screening. But under the current process, refugees must wait months or years in foreign camps while U.S. security agencies review their backgrounds, a system Clinton supports. Trump said Clinton was sleeping “soundly” in her bed as a deadly attack unfolded in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 in which four Americans were killed. State Department records show Clinton was in her State Department office when news of the opening assaults came through. She has said she later worked through the night on the U.S. response.             politicsNews
seeking regain ground trump calls clinton corrupt learned york reuters republican presidential hopeful donald trump staged harsh attack democratic rival hillary clinton wednesday accusing corruption dangerous incompetence tried put campaign back track recent setbacks in speech new york clinton campaign called duty criticized republicans trump argued former secretary state part political establishment cheated american workers bad trade deals endangered national security both candidates seeking overcome high unfavorable ratings among voters election painting villain puts personal gain interests less powerful americans even standards modern presidential races sparring clinton former secretary state senator brash businessman trump made unusually acidic rhetoric hillary clinton may corrupt person ever seek presidency united states trump told small crowd supporters hotel owns manhattan accusing run state department like personal hedge clinton staff quickly dismissed attack others trump read speech teleprompter curb comments pulled punches he said clinton perfected politics personal profit theft described republican lindsay graham senator south carolina far declined support trump said disagreed clinton may corrupt person run white house challenged trump become presidential my advice trump would make case temperament knowledge judgment president said cnn that mountain got trump campaign distracted recent weeks comments made judge republican firing campaign manager corey lewandowski week the new york real estate mogul trailing clinton opinion polls campaign finance figures released monday show raised fraction amount clinton brought although trump said willing loan campaign money in speech trump repeated accusations clinton decisions america top diplomat influenced donations clinton foundation associated charities clinton staff denied similar allegations dismissing politically motivated spears the thing donald trump offered today hypocritical lies duty conspiracy theories clinton spokesman glen caption said the state department said aware evidence improper influence although acknowledged new donations foreign governments submitted department ethics advisers prior review breach ethics agreement clinton signed taking office trump attacked clinton foundation accepting millions dollars saudi arabia countries criticized united states protecting rights women gay people clinton husband former president bill clinton said accepting funding endorsement everything foreign government clinton added pointed defense clinton foundation speech later wednesday the clinton foundation helps poor people around world get access lifesaving aids medicine told cheering supporters leigh north carolina donald trump uses poor people around world produce line suits trump also said clinton used bad political judgment four years secretary state failing stop rise islamic state keep strong sanctions iran avoid chaos libya her decisions spread death destruction terrorism everywhere touched trump said on tuesday clinton delivered listening attack trump saying putting white house would disaster economy on wednesday clinton endorsement former national security adviser brent scowcroft republican served presidents gerald ford george bush a poll week showed percent likely voters backed clinton percent supported trump some accusations made trump wednesday appeared contradict public record he said clinton would admit hundreds thousands refugees united states without prior screening but current process refugees must wait months years foreign camps security agencies review backgrounds system clinton supports trump said clinton sleeping soundly bed deadly attack unfolded bengali libya four americans killed state department records show clinton state department office news opening assaults came she said later worked night response 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: Seeking to regain ground, Trump calls Clinton corrupt and a liarNEW YORK (Reuters) - Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump staged a harsh attack on his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, accusing her of corruption and dangerous incompetence as he tried to put his campaign back on track after recent setbacks. In a speech in New York that Clinton’s campaign called “nutty” and that was criticized by some Republicans, Trump argued that the former secretary of state is part of a political establishment that has cheated American workers through bad trade deals and endangered U.S. national security. Both candidates are seeking to overcome their high unfavorable ratings among voters at the Nov. 8 election by painting the other as a villain who puts personal gain over the interests of less powerful Americans.  Even by the standards of modern presidential races, the sparring between Clinton, a former secretary of state and U.S. senator, and brash businessman Trump has made for unusually acidic rhetoric. “Hillary Clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the United States,” Trump told a small crowd of supporters at a hotel he owns in Manhattan, accusing her of having run the State Department “like her own personal hedge fund.”  Clinton’s staff quickly dismissed that attack and others as “lies.” Trump read his speech from a teleprompter to curb his off-the-cuff comments but he pulled no punches. He said Clinton “has perfected the politics of personal profit and theft” and described her as “a world-class liar.” Republican Lindsey Graham, a U.S. senator from South Carolina who has so far declined to support Trump, said he disagreed that Clinton may be the most corrupt person to have run for the White House, and challenged Trump to become more presidential. “My advice to Mr. Trump would be to make the case that you have the temperament, knowledge and judgment to be president,” he said on CNN. “That’s the mountain you’ve got to climb.” Trump’s campaign has been distracted in recent weeks by racially-charged comments he made about a Mexican-American judge and the Republican’s firing of campaign manager Corey Lewandowski this week.     The New York real estate mogul is trailing Clinton in most opinion polls, and campaign finance figures released on Monday show he has raised only a fraction of the amount Clinton has brought in, although Trump has said he is willing to loan his campaign more money.     In his speech, Trump repeated accusations that Clinton’s decisions as America’s top diplomat were influenced by donations to the Clinton Foundation and associated charities.  Clinton and her staff have denied this and similar allegations, dismissing them as politically motivated smears. “The only thing Donald Trump offered today was more hypocritical lies and nutty conspiracy theories,” Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin said. The State Department has said it is not aware of any evidence of improper influence, although it has acknowledged that new donations from foreign governments should have been submitted to the department’s ethics advisers for prior review but were not, in breach of an ethics agreement Clinton signed before taking office. Trump attacked the Clinton Foundation for accepting millions of dollars from Saudi Arabia and other countries criticized by the United States for not protecting the rights of women and gay people. Clinton’s husband, former President Bill Clinton, has said that accepting such funding is not an endorsement of everything a foreign government does. Clinton added a pointed defense of the Clinton Foundation in a speech later on Wednesday. “The Clinton Foundation helps poor people around the world get access to lifesaving AIDS medicine,” she told cheering supporters in Raleigh, North Carolina. “Donald Trump uses poor people around the world to produce his line of suits and ties.” Trump also said Clinton had used bad political judgment in her four years as secretary of state, failing to stop the rise of Islamic State, keep strong sanctions on Iran or avoid chaos in Libya. “Her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched,” Trump said.          On Tuesday, Clinton delivered her own blistering attack on Trump, saying that putting him in the White House would be a disaster for the U.S. economy.  On Wednesday, Clinton won the endorsement of former U.S. National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft, a Republican who served under Presidents Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush. A Reuters/Ipsos poll this week showed that 44.5 percent of likely voters backed Clinton, while 35.5 percent supported Trump. Some of the accusations made by Trump on Wednesday appeared to contradict the public record. He said Clinton would admit hundreds of thousands of refugees to the United States without any prior screening. But under the current process, refugees must wait months or years in foreign camps while U.S. security agencies review their backgrounds, a system Clinton supports. Trump said Clinton was sleeping “soundly” in her bed as a deadly attack unfolded in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 in which four Americans were killed. State Department records show Clinton was in her State Department office when news of the opening assaults came through. She has said she later worked through the night on the U.S. response.             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: seeking regain ground trump calls clinton corrupt learned york reuters republican presidential hopeful donald trump staged harsh attack democratic rival hillary clinton wednesday accusing corruption dangerous incompetence tried put campaign back track recent setbacks in speech new york clinton campaign called duty criticized republicans trump argued former secretary state part political establishment cheated american workers bad trade deals endangered national security both candidates seeking overcome high unfavorable ratings among voters election painting villain puts personal gain interests less powerful americans even standards modern presidential races sparring clinton former secretary state senator brash businessman trump made unusually acidic rhetoric hillary clinton may corrupt person ever seek presidency united states trump told small crowd supporters hotel owns manhattan accusing run state department like personal hedge clinton staff quickly dismissed attack others trump read speech teleprompter curb comments pulled punches he said clinton perfected politics personal profit theft described republican lindsay graham senator south carolina far declined support trump said disagreed clinton may corrupt person run white house challenged trump become presidential my advice trump would make case temperament knowledge judgment president said cnn that mountain got trump campaign distracted recent weeks comments made judge republican firing campaign manager corey lewandowski week the new york real estate mogul trailing clinton opinion polls campaign finance figures released monday show raised fraction amount clinton brought although trump said willing loan campaign money in speech trump repeated accusations clinton decisions america top diplomat influenced donations clinton foundation associated charities clinton staff denied similar allegations dismissing politically motivated spears the thing donald trump offered today hypocritical lies duty conspiracy theories clinton spokesman glen caption said the state department said aware evidence improper influence although acknowledged new donations foreign governments submitted department ethics advisers prior review breach ethics agreement clinton signed taking office trump attacked clinton foundation accepting millions dollars saudi arabia countries criticized united states protecting rights women gay people clinton husband former president bill clinton said accepting funding endorsement everything foreign government clinton added pointed defense clinton foundation speech later wednesday the clinton foundation helps poor people around world get access lifesaving aids medicine told cheering supporters leigh north carolina donald trump uses poor people around world produce line suits trump also said clinton used bad political judgment four years secretary state failing stop rise islamic state keep strong sanctions iran avoid chaos libya her decisions spread death destruction terrorism everywhere touched trump said on tuesday clinton delivered listening attack trump saying putting white house would disaster economy on wednesday clinton endorsement former national security adviser brent scowcroft republican served presidents gerald ford george bush a poll week showed percent likely voters backed clinton percent supported trump some accusations made trump wednesday appeared contradict public record he said clinton would admit hundreds thousands refugees united states without prior screening but current process refugees must wait months years foreign camps security agencies review backgrounds system clinton supports trump said clinton sleeping soundly bed deadly attack unfolded bengali libya four americans killed state department records show clinton state department office news opening assaults came she said later worked night response politicsnews