Obama's State of the Union gets most young love in the West(Reuters) - Millennnials in the West of the United States showed the strongest support for President Barack Obama’s final State of the Union address, according to data provided by Yik Yak, a location-based mobile app that is popular with young people. An analysis of Yik Yak posts that specifically discussed Tuesday’s speech, showed that 47 percent of millennials — defined as those aged between 23-35 — approved of Obama’s address, while 23 percent disapproved and 30 percent were neutral.  In the West, however, those numbers jumped, with 68 percent showing their love for his address. The highest level of disapproval was in the Midwest, with 28 percent. That same region showed 40 percent of millennials approving of the speech. Many young posters were already expressing nostalgia for the president, who will leave office next January after November’s  presidential election. A recurring theme among those posting was the wish for another term for the Democrat, and recognition that Obama had been president for as long as they could remember. “I’m going to miss Obama when he’s no longer president. I know a lot of you disagree with him, but we grew up with him and it’ll be weird when he’s gone”‘ wrote an anonymous Yik Yak user from the University of Virginia. Yik Yak said five percent of all its posts during the address were about the speech. Elsewhere on social media, the conversation focused largely on key campaign issues for the presidential election. The top-tweeted moment under the #SOTU hashtag was Obama saying, “I stand here as confident as I have ever been that the State of our Union is strong,” according to Twitter data.  Among the issues most tweeted about during the address were foreign affairs, energy and the environment and the economy, in that order.  On Facebook, the top issues discussed during the State of the Union address were Iran, Islam, Muslims and ISIS, according to a spokesperson for the social media site, using a common acronym for the Islamic State militant group. According to Facebook, users in Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, New York and North Carolina were the most engaged on the social media site during the speech.  Facebook saw a spike in engagement, said the spokesperson, when Obama criticized anti-Muslim sentiment. In what appeared to be a slap at Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, Obama said insulting Muslims hurt the United States and “betrayed” its identity. Twitter data showed that Trump, and the two main rivals in the fight for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were the three most tweeted about presidential candidates during the State of the Union. Sanders was the only one present in the chamber,  Those three candidates also gained the most Twitter followers during the speech. politicsNews
obama state union gets young love west reuters millennials west united states showed strongest support president barack obama final state union address according data provided ik yak mobile app popular young people an analysis ik yak posts specifically discussed tuesday speech showed percent millennials defined aged approved obama address percent disapproved percent neutral in west however numbers jumped percent showing love address the highest level disapproval midwest percent that region showed percent millennials approving speech many young posters already expressing nostalgia president leave office next january november presidential election a recurring theme among posting wish another term democrat recognition obama president long could remember i going miss obama longer president i know lot disagree grew weird gone wrote anonymous ik yak user university virginia ik yak said five percent posts address speech elsewhere social media conversation focused largely key campaign issues presidential election the moment situ hashtag obama saying i stand confident i ever state union strong according twitter data among issues tweeted address foreign affairs energy environment economy order on facebook top issues discussed state union address iran islam muslims isis according spokesperson social media site using common acronym islamic state militant group according facebook users maryland virginia georgia new york north carolina engaged social media site speech facebook saw spike engagement said spokesperson obama criticized sentiment in appeared slap republican presidential frontrunner donald trump obama said insulting muslims hurt united states betrayed identity twitter data showed trump two main rivals fight democratic nomination hillary clinton bernie sanders three tweeted presidential candidates state union sanders one present chamber those three candidates also gained twitter followers speech 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: Obama's State of the Union gets most young love in the West(Reuters) - Millennnials in the West of the United States showed the strongest support for President Barack Obama’s final State of the Union address, according to data provided by Yik Yak, a location-based mobile app that is popular with young people. An analysis of Yik Yak posts that specifically discussed Tuesday’s speech, showed that 47 percent of millennials — defined as those aged between 23-35 — approved of Obama’s address, while 23 percent disapproved and 30 percent were neutral.  In the West, however, those numbers jumped, with 68 percent showing their love for his address. The highest level of disapproval was in the Midwest, with 28 percent. That same region showed 40 percent of millennials approving of the speech. Many young posters were already expressing nostalgia for the president, who will leave office next January after November’s  presidential election. A recurring theme among those posting was the wish for another term for the Democrat, and recognition that Obama had been president for as long as they could remember. “I’m going to miss Obama when he’s no longer president. I know a lot of you disagree with him, but we grew up with him and it’ll be weird when he’s gone”‘ wrote an anonymous Yik Yak user from the University of Virginia. Yik Yak said five percent of all its posts during the address were about the speech. Elsewhere on social media, the conversation focused largely on key campaign issues for the presidential election. The top-tweeted moment under the #SOTU hashtag was Obama saying, “I stand here as confident as I have ever been that the State of our Union is strong,” according to Twitter data.  Among the issues most tweeted about during the address were foreign affairs, energy and the environment and the economy, in that order.  On Facebook, the top issues discussed during the State of the Union address were Iran, Islam, Muslims and ISIS, according to a spokesperson for the social media site, using a common acronym for the Islamic State militant group. According to Facebook, users in Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, New York and North Carolina were the most engaged on the social media site during the speech.  Facebook saw a spike in engagement, said the spokesperson, when Obama criticized anti-Muslim sentiment. In what appeared to be a slap at Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, Obama said insulting Muslims hurt the United States and “betrayed” its identity. Twitter data showed that Trump, and the two main rivals in the fight for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were the three most tweeted about presidential candidates during the State of the Union. Sanders was the only one present in the chamber,  Those three candidates also gained the most Twitter followers during the speech. 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: obama state union gets young love west reuters millennials west united states showed strongest support president barack obama final state union address according data provided ik yak mobile app popular young people an analysis ik yak posts specifically discussed tuesday speech showed percent millennials defined aged approved obama address percent disapproved percent neutral in west however numbers jumped percent showing love address the highest level disapproval midwest percent that region showed percent millennials approving speech many young posters already expressing nostalgia president leave office next january november presidential election a recurring theme among posting wish another term democrat recognition obama president long could remember i going miss obama longer president i know lot disagree grew weird gone wrote anonymous ik yak user university virginia ik yak said five percent posts address speech elsewhere social media conversation focused largely key campaign issues presidential election the moment situ hashtag obama saying i stand confident i ever state union strong according twitter data among issues tweeted address foreign affairs energy environment economy order on facebook top issues discussed state union address iran islam muslims isis according spokesperson social media site using common acronym islamic state militant group according facebook users maryland virginia georgia new york north carolina engaged social media site speech facebook saw spike engagement said spokesperson obama criticized sentiment in appeared slap republican presidential frontrunner donald trump obama said insulting muslims hurt united states betrayed identity twitter data showed trump two main rivals fight democratic nomination hillary clinton bernie sanders three tweeted presidential candidates state union sanders one present chamber those three candidates also gained twitter followers speech politicsnews