 REPORT: Donald Trump Has Been Involved In Thousands Of Lawsuits – The Total Number Will Floor YouIf you ve been following Donald Trump at all, you re aware of how many times he s threatened to sue everyone on the planet. He s flat-out said he wants to loosen libel laws so that the press can t say anything bad about him. USA Today looked into his background of litigation, and what they found is absolutely appalling.An exhaustive investigation of Trump s background shows that he s been involved in at least 3,500 legal actions in state and federal courts. They deal with everything from casino customers to multi-million dollar real estate battles, to his ongoing tax battles and more, over the past 30 years. After summarizing all of this, USA Today said: The sheer volume of lawsuits is unprecedented for a presidential nominee. No candidate of a major party has had anything approaching the number of Trump s courtroom entanglements.  [emphasis mine]Even more interesting than that is how these actions break down:In addition to all of that, 70 new cases have been filed since Trump formally announced his candidacy.Trump loves litigation, and this analysis demonstrates that. During the GOP primary season, Trump threatened to sue Ted Cruz over his  natural-born  status, and the Republican National Committee over his loss in Louisiana. He recently threatened to sue The New York Times, and even threatened a copyright lawsuit over an artist s nude drawing of him.In other words, he threatens to sue at the drop of a hat, so it s not too terribly surprising that he s been the plaintiff in at least 1,900 different cases.This analysis isn t the first that USA Today has done on Trump s legal problems. In mid-May, they released a report that tied Trump to over 100 lawsuits involving his businesses and tax evasion. At the time, five of Trump s companies had warrants against them, just from the State of New York, for over $13,000 in unpaid and late taxes. All told, his businesses owed over $300,000 in back taxes at one point (which were eventually paid in full).He also sued the New York City Tax Commission 55 times over roughly 15 years for their property value assessments of properties his father once owned.Alan Garten, the general counsel for the Trump Organization, calls this  the cost of doing business,  and said that he believes they have less litigation than other companies of similar size. That s probably what Trump himself would say, too, however, USA Today compared Trump to five other big-name real estate developers and found that to be untrue. Trump has actually been involved in more legal actions than the other five combined.What does this mean for a potential presidency? The overwhelming amount of litigation that Trump has been involved in does provide clues as to how he ll lead the country. USA Today s assessment of that says: The legal actions provide clues to the leadership style the billionaire businessman would bring to bear as commander in chief. He sometimes responds to even small disputes with overwhelming legal force. He doesn t hesitate to deploy his wealth and legal firepower against adversaries with limited resources, such as homeowners. He sometimes refuses to pay real estate brokers, lawyers and other vendors.As he campaigns, Trump often touts his skills as a negotiator. The analysis shows that lawsuits are one of his primary negotiating tools. He turns to litigation to distance himself from failing projects that relied on the Trump brand to secure investments. There are all sorts of problems that a Trump presidency would bring, not the least of which involves starting wars with countries that piss him off. When China, Russia, Iran, or anybody else with whom we re on shaky terms, refuses to cooperate with him, what will he do? If lawsuits are a primary negotiating tool for him in the business world, what will play that role in the world of foreign policy? What will he do to Congress when they don t do as he tells them?The questions, and their possible answers, paint a terrifying picture that boggles the mind.Featured image by Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesNews
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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:  REPORT: Donald Trump Has Been Involved In Thousands Of Lawsuits – The Total Number Will Floor YouIf you ve been following Donald Trump at all, you re aware of how many times he s threatened to sue everyone on the planet. He s flat-out said he wants to loosen libel laws so that the press can t say anything bad about him. USA Today looked into his background of litigation, and what they found is absolutely appalling.An exhaustive investigation of Trump s background shows that he s been involved in at least 3,500 legal actions in state and federal courts. They deal with everything from casino customers to multi-million dollar real estate battles, to his ongoing tax battles and more, over the past 30 years. After summarizing all of this, USA Today said: The sheer volume of lawsuits is unprecedented for a presidential nominee. No candidate of a major party has had anything approaching the number of Trump s courtroom entanglements.  [emphasis mine]Even more interesting than that is how these actions break down:In addition to all of that, 70 new cases have been filed since Trump formally announced his candidacy.Trump loves litigation, and this analysis demonstrates that. During the GOP primary season, Trump threatened to sue Ted Cruz over his  natural-born  status, and the Republican National Committee over his loss in Louisiana. He recently threatened to sue The New York Times, and even threatened a copyright lawsuit over an artist s nude drawing of him.In other words, he threatens to sue at the drop of a hat, so it s not too terribly surprising that he s been the plaintiff in at least 1,900 different cases.This analysis isn t the first that USA Today has done on Trump s legal problems. In mid-May, they released a report that tied Trump to over 100 lawsuits involving his businesses and tax evasion. At the time, five of Trump s companies had warrants against them, just from the State of New York, for over $13,000 in unpaid and late taxes. All told, his businesses owed over $300,000 in back taxes at one point (which were eventually paid in full).He also sued the New York City Tax Commission 55 times over roughly 15 years for their property value assessments of properties his father once owned.Alan Garten, the general counsel for the Trump Organization, calls this  the cost of doing business,  and said that he believes they have less litigation than other companies of similar size. That s probably what Trump himself would say, too, however, USA Today compared Trump to five other big-name real estate developers and found that to be untrue. Trump has actually been involved in more legal actions than the other five combined.What does this mean for a potential presidency? The overwhelming amount of litigation that Trump has been involved in does provide clues as to how he ll lead the country. USA Today s assessment of that says: The legal actions provide clues to the leadership style the billionaire businessman would bring to bear as commander in chief. He sometimes responds to even small disputes with overwhelming legal force. He doesn t hesitate to deploy his wealth and legal firepower against adversaries with limited resources, such as homeowners. He sometimes refuses to pay real estate brokers, lawyers and other vendors.As he campaigns, Trump often touts his skills as a negotiator. The analysis shows that lawsuits are one of his primary negotiating tools. He turns to litigation to distance himself from failing projects that relied on the Trump brand to secure investments. There are all sorts of problems that a Trump presidency would bring, not the least of which involves starting wars with countries that piss him off. When China, Russia, Iran, or anybody else with whom we re on shaky terms, refuses to cooperate with him, what will he do? If lawsuits are a primary negotiating tool for him in the business world, what will play that role in the world of foreign policy? What will he do to Congress when they don t do as he tells them?The questions, and their possible answers, paint a terrifying picture that boggles the mind.Featured image by Spencer Platt/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: report donald trump has been involved in thousands of lawsuits the total number will floor you following donald trump aware many times threatened sue everyone planet he said wants loose libel laws press say anything bad usa today looked background litigation found absolutely exhaustive investigation trump background shows involved least legal actions state federal courts they deal everything casino customers dollar real estate battles ongoing tax battles past years after summarizing usa today said the sheer volume lawsuits unprecedented presidential nominee no candidate major party anything approaching number trump courtroom entanglement emphasis mine even interesting actions break in addition new cases filed since trump formally announced loves litigation analysis demonstrates during gop primary season trump threatened sue ted cruz status republican national committee loss louisiana he recently threatened sue the new york times even threatened copyright lawsuit artist nude drawing words threatens sue drop hat terribly surprising plaintiff least different analysis first usa today done trump legal problems in released report tied trump lawsuits involving businesses tax evasion at time five trump companies warrants state new york unpaid late taxes all told businesses owed back taxes one point eventually paid full also sued new york city tax commission times roughly years property value assessments properties father garden general counsel trump organization calls cost business said believes less litigation companies similar size that probably trump would say however usa today compared trump five real estate developers found untrue trump actually involved legal actions five mean potential presidency the overwhelming amount litigation trump involved provide clues lead country usa today assessment says the legal actions provide clues leadership style billionaire businessman would bring bear commander chief he sometimes responds even small disputes overwhelming legal force he hesitate deploy wealth legal firepower adversaries limited resources homeowners he sometimes refuses pay real estate brokers lawyers campaigns trump often touts skills negotiator the analysis shows lawsuits one primary negotiating tools he turns litigation distance failing projects relied trump brand secure investments there sorts problems trump presidency would bring least involves starting wars countries piss when china russia iran anybody else shaky terms refuses cooperate if lawsuits primary negotiating tool business world play role world foreign policy what congress tells the questions possible answers paint terrifying picture goggles image spencer imagenes