Clinton visits Atlantic City boardwalk to hit Trump on casino bankruptciesATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton visited the famous boardwalk in Atlantic City on Wednesday to highlight Republican rival Donald Trump’s casino bankruptcies, warning he would bring the same cutthroat approach to managing the U.S. economy. Clinton, standing next to the shuttered Trump Plaza casino that Trump once owned, said the real estate developer routinely profited from the financial ruin of workers in the economically depressed seaside resort town. “The people he’s trying to convince to vote for him are the same people he’s been exploiting for years - working people, small-business people,” Clinton said. Clinton said Trump’s casino bankruptcies and numerous complaints against him by contractors showed he cannot be trusted to set economic policy from the White House. “He makes over-the-top promises and says if people trust in him, put their faith in him, he’ll deliver,” she said. “Then everything falls apart, people get hurt, and Donald gets paid.” The Trump Plaza was one of four casinos Trump once owned in Atlantic City. He left the city after his last bankruptcy. Clinton frequently uses criticism of Trump’s business record to illustrate a principle campaign theme - that the wealthy New Yorker is only interested in boosting his financial bottom line, and not concerned about the economic struggles of working Americans. Clinton reminded supporters who gathered on the boardwalk under a boiling sun, within steps of the city’s beach, that Trump had promised to “do for the country what I did for my business.” She said Trump intentionally ran up hundreds of millions of debt on his companies, borrowed at high rates, defaulted on the loans, and left in the lurch the workers and contractors who relied on his casinos for income. “That says everything you need to know about Donald Trump,” Clinton said. “It’s not about what he can build. It’s about how much he can take.” Atlantic City has struggled economically in recent years as a series of casinos have closed. The city’s 10 percent unemployment rate is nearly double the national average, and closed buildings pockmark its boardwalk. In an emailed statement, Trump defended his bankruptcy filings on casinos and other projects as a commonly used practice to restructure a business and ultimately save jobs. “I created thousands of jobs and made a lot of money in Atlantic City, which was what, as a businessman, I am supposed to do for my company and my family – and as President I will make America rich again,” he said. “Nobody understands the economy like I do and no one, especially not Crooked Hillary Clinton, will do more for the economy than I will.”  After the speech, Clinton drove a few blocks to shake hands with dozens of striking workers outside the Trump Taj Mahal, another of the casinos that Trump once owned. Her attack on Trump’s business dealings came as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee blasted her integrity following an FBI report that criticized her use of private email during her tenure as secretary of state. Clinton did not address the email issue during her stop in Atlantic City. On Tuesday, FBI Director James Comey said the agency would recommend no criminal charges against Clinton for her use of private email servers. But Comey rebuked her for what he said was “extremely careless” handling of classified material on her email servers, and contradicted her claims that she never transmitted or received classified material on that email system. Republican lawmakers criticized Comey for what they saw as lax treatment of Clinton, and on Wednesday, committee chairman Jason Chaffetz, a Republican, announced that Comey will testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Thursday to explain the bureau’s “surprising and confusing” recommendation. The FBI has been investigating whether Clinton broke the law as result of personal email servers kept in her Chappaqua, New York, home while she was secretary of state from 2009 to 2013, including whether she mishandled classified information on the servers. politicsNews
clinton visits atlantic city boardwalk hit trump casino bankruptciesatlantic city reuters democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton visited famous boardwalk atlantic city wednesday highlight republican rival donald trump casino bankruptcies warning would bring cutthroat approach managing economy clinton standing next shuttered trump plaza casino trump owned said real estate developer routinely profited financial ruin workers economically depressed seaside resort town the people trying convince vote people exploiting years working people people clinton said clinton said trump casino bankruptcies numerous complaints contractors showed trusted set economic policy white house he makes promises says people trust put faith deliver said then everything falls apart people get hurt donald gets the trump plaza one four casinos trump owned atlantic city he left city last bankruptcy clinton frequently uses criticism trump business record illustrate principle campaign theme wealthy new worker interested boosting financial bottom line concerned economic struggles working americans clinton reminded supporters gathered boardwalk boiling sun within steps city beach trump promised country i she said trump intentionally ran hundreds millions debt companies borrowed high rates defaulted loans left lunch workers contractors relied casinos income that says everything need know donald trump clinton said it build it much atlantic city struggled economically recent years series casinos closed the city percent unemployment rate nearly double national average closed buildings bookmark boardwalk in emailed statement trump defended bankruptcy filings casinos projects commonly used practice restructure business ultimately save jobs i created thousands jobs made lot money atlantic city businessman i supposed company family president i make america rich said nobody understands economy like i one especially crooked hillary clinton economy i after speech clinton drove blocks shake hands dozens striking workers outside trump taj medal another casinos trump owned her attack trump business dealings came presumptive republican presidential nominee blasted integrity following fbi report criticized use private email tenure secretary state clinton address email issue stop atlantic city on tuesday fbi director james come said agency would recommend criminal charges clinton use private email servers but come rebuked said extremely careless handling classified material email servers contradicted claims never transmitted received classified material email system republican lawmakers criticized come saw lax treatment clinton wednesday committee chairman jason chaffetz republican announced come testify house oversight government reform committee thursday explain bureau surprising confusing recommendation the fbi investigating whether clinton broke law result personal email servers kept chappaqua new york home secretary state including whether mishandled classified information servers 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: Clinton visits Atlantic City boardwalk to hit Trump on casino bankruptciesATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton visited the famous boardwalk in Atlantic City on Wednesday to highlight Republican rival Donald Trump’s casino bankruptcies, warning he would bring the same cutthroat approach to managing the U.S. economy. Clinton, standing next to the shuttered Trump Plaza casino that Trump once owned, said the real estate developer routinely profited from the financial ruin of workers in the economically depressed seaside resort town. “The people he’s trying to convince to vote for him are the same people he’s been exploiting for years - working people, small-business people,” Clinton said. Clinton said Trump’s casino bankruptcies and numerous complaints against him by contractors showed he cannot be trusted to set economic policy from the White House. “He makes over-the-top promises and says if people trust in him, put their faith in him, he’ll deliver,” she said. “Then everything falls apart, people get hurt, and Donald gets paid.” The Trump Plaza was one of four casinos Trump once owned in Atlantic City. He left the city after his last bankruptcy. Clinton frequently uses criticism of Trump’s business record to illustrate a principle campaign theme - that the wealthy New Yorker is only interested in boosting his financial bottom line, and not concerned about the economic struggles of working Americans. Clinton reminded supporters who gathered on the boardwalk under a boiling sun, within steps of the city’s beach, that Trump had promised to “do for the country what I did for my business.” She said Trump intentionally ran up hundreds of millions of debt on his companies, borrowed at high rates, defaulted on the loans, and left in the lurch the workers and contractors who relied on his casinos for income. “That says everything you need to know about Donald Trump,” Clinton said. “It’s not about what he can build. It’s about how much he can take.” Atlantic City has struggled economically in recent years as a series of casinos have closed. The city’s 10 percent unemployment rate is nearly double the national average, and closed buildings pockmark its boardwalk. In an emailed statement, Trump defended his bankruptcy filings on casinos and other projects as a commonly used practice to restructure a business and ultimately save jobs. “I created thousands of jobs and made a lot of money in Atlantic City, which was what, as a businessman, I am supposed to do for my company and my family – and as President I will make America rich again,” he said. “Nobody understands the economy like I do and no one, especially not Crooked Hillary Clinton, will do more for the economy than I will.”  After the speech, Clinton drove a few blocks to shake hands with dozens of striking workers outside the Trump Taj Mahal, another of the casinos that Trump once owned. Her attack on Trump’s business dealings came as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee blasted her integrity following an FBI report that criticized her use of private email during her tenure as secretary of state. Clinton did not address the email issue during her stop in Atlantic City. On Tuesday, FBI Director James Comey said the agency would recommend no criminal charges against Clinton for her use of private email servers. But Comey rebuked her for what he said was “extremely careless” handling of classified material on her email servers, and contradicted her claims that she never transmitted or received classified material on that email system. Republican lawmakers criticized Comey for what they saw as lax treatment of Clinton, and on Wednesday, committee chairman Jason Chaffetz, a Republican, announced that Comey will testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Thursday to explain the bureau’s “surprising and confusing” recommendation. The FBI has been investigating whether Clinton broke the law as result of personal email servers kept in her Chappaqua, New York, home while she was secretary of state from 2009 to 2013, including whether she mishandled classified information on the servers. 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: clinton visits atlantic city boardwalk hit trump casino bankruptciesatlantic city reuters democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton visited famous boardwalk atlantic city wednesday highlight republican rival donald trump casino bankruptcies warning would bring cutthroat approach managing economy clinton standing next shuttered trump plaza casino trump owned said real estate developer routinely profited financial ruin workers economically depressed seaside resort town the people trying convince vote people exploiting years working people people clinton said clinton said trump casino bankruptcies numerous complaints contractors showed trusted set economic policy white house he makes promises says people trust put faith deliver said then everything falls apart people get hurt donald gets the trump plaza one four casinos trump owned atlantic city he left city last bankruptcy clinton frequently uses criticism trump business record illustrate principle campaign theme wealthy new worker interested boosting financial bottom line concerned economic struggles working americans clinton reminded supporters gathered boardwalk boiling sun within steps city beach trump promised country i she said trump intentionally ran hundreds millions debt companies borrowed high rates defaulted loans left lunch workers contractors relied casinos income that says everything need know donald trump clinton said it build it much atlantic city struggled economically recent years series casinos closed the city percent unemployment rate nearly double national average closed buildings bookmark boardwalk in emailed statement trump defended bankruptcy filings casinos projects commonly used practice restructure business ultimately save jobs i created thousands jobs made lot money atlantic city businessman i supposed company family president i make america rich said nobody understands economy like i one especially crooked hillary clinton economy i after speech clinton drove blocks shake hands dozens striking workers outside trump taj medal another casinos trump owned her attack trump business dealings came presumptive republican presidential nominee blasted integrity following fbi report criticized use private email tenure secretary state clinton address email issue stop atlantic city on tuesday fbi director james come said agency would recommend criminal charges clinton use private email servers but come rebuked said extremely careless handling classified material email servers contradicted claims never transmitted received classified material email system republican lawmakers criticized come saw lax treatment clinton wednesday committee chairman jason chaffetz republican announced come testify house oversight government reform committee thursday explain bureau surprising confusing recommendation the fbi investigating whether clinton broke law result personal email servers kept chappaqua new york home secretary state including whether mishandled classified information servers politicsnews