AG JEFF SESSIONS Warns Leakers…Taking Steps to Stop the Leaks that “Hurt Our Country” [Video]Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced today that the DOJ is taking steps to reduce the amount of leaking from the White House:Sessions said during his Friday press briefing that everyone in government  can do better  and must practice more discipline when it comes to the leaking of classified information. Simply put, these leaks hurt our country,  Sessions said.  All of us in government can do better. To prevent these leaks every agency and Congress have to do better,  Sessions said.  We are taking a stand. This culture of leaking must stop. Sessions said that there are multiple steps being taken by the National Insider Threat Task Force to prosecute those who leak classified information. Since January the department has more than tripled the number of active leak investigations compared to the number pending at the end of the last administration,  Sessions said. And we ve already charged four people with unlawfully disclosing classified material or with concealing contacts with federal officers,  he said.AG Sessions also said he s Considering Reviewing Policies Involving Media Subpoenas:politics
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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: AG JEFF SESSIONS Warns Leakers…Taking Steps to Stop the Leaks that “Hurt Our Country” [Video]Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced today that the DOJ is taking steps to reduce the amount of leaking from the White House:Sessions said during his Friday press briefing that everyone in government  can do better  and must practice more discipline when it comes to the leaking of classified information. Simply put, these leaks hurt our country,  Sessions said.  All of us in government can do better. To prevent these leaks every agency and Congress have to do better,  Sessions said.  We are taking a stand. This culture of leaking must stop. Sessions said that there are multiple steps being taken by the National Insider Threat Task Force to prosecute those who leak classified information. Since January the department has more than tripled the number of active leak investigations compared to the number pending at the end of the last administration,  Sessions said. And we ve already charged four people with unlawfully disclosing classified material or with concealing contacts with federal officers,  he said.AG Sessions also said he s Considering Reviewing Policies Involving Media Subpoenas:politics
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: ag jeff sessions warns steps stop leaks hurt our country video attorney general jeff sessions announced today doj taking steps reduce amount leaking white house sessions said friday press briefing everyone government better must practice discipline comes leaking classified information simply put leaks hurt country sessions said all us government better to prevent leaks every agency congress better sessions said we taking stand this culture leaking must stop sessions said multiple steps taken national insider threat task force prosecute leak classified information since january department tripled number active leak investigations compared number pending end last administration sessions said and already charged four people unlawfully disclosing classified material concealing contacts federal officers sessions also said considering reviewing policies involving media subpoena politics