Obama says it is possible Russia would try to sway U.S. electionWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said it was possible that Russia  would try to influence the U.S. presidential election, after a leak of Democratic National Committee emails that experts have attributed to Russian hackers. “Anything is possible,” Obama told NBC News in an interview broadcast on Tuesday when asked if the Russians would try to influence the Nov. 8 election. Obama said the Federal Bureau of Investigation was investigating the leak on Friday of more than 19,000 DNC emails, which showed the committee had favored Hillary Clinton over  Senator Bernie Sanders for the party’s presidential nomination. “I know that experts have attributed this to the Russians,” Obama said. “What we do know is that the Russians hack our systems, not just government systems but private systems,” he said. The email leak forced Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida to resign as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee. Clinton, who received the Democratic nomination on Tuesday at the party’s convention in Philadelphia, will face Republican Donald Trump in the election. “What the motives were in terms of the leaks, all that, I can’t say directly. What I do know is that Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed admiration for Vladimir Putin,” Obama  said. Trump has often praised Putin, calling him a “strong leader.” The New York businessman also told the New York Times last week that with him in the White House, NATO might not automatically defend the Baltic states that were once part of the Russian-led Soviet Union. “I think that Trump has gotten pretty favorable coverage back in Russia,” Obama said. politicsNews
obama says possible russia would try sway electionwashington reuters president barack obama said possible russia would try influence presidential election leak democratic national committee emails experts attributed russian hackers anything possible obama told nbc news interview broadcast tuesday asked russian would try influence election obama said federal bureau investigation investigating leak friday dnc emails showed committee favored hillary clinton senator bernie sanders party presidential nomination i know experts attributed russian obama said what know russian hack systems government systems private systems said the email leak forced congressman debate wasserman schultz florida resign chairwoman democratic national committee clinton received democratic nomination tuesday party convention philadelphia face republican donald trump election what motives terms leaks i say directly what i know donald trump repeatedly expressed admiration vladimir putin obama said trump often praised putin calling strong the new york businessman also told new york times last week white house nato might automatically defend basic states part soviet union i think trump gotten pretty favorable coverage back russia obama said 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 says it is possible Russia would try to sway U.S. electionWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said it was possible that Russia  would try to influence the U.S. presidential election, after a leak of Democratic National Committee emails that experts have attributed to Russian hackers. “Anything is possible,” Obama told NBC News in an interview broadcast on Tuesday when asked if the Russians would try to influence the Nov. 8 election. Obama said the Federal Bureau of Investigation was investigating the leak on Friday of more than 19,000 DNC emails, which showed the committee had favored Hillary Clinton over  Senator Bernie Sanders for the party’s presidential nomination. “I know that experts have attributed this to the Russians,” Obama said. “What we do know is that the Russians hack our systems, not just government systems but private systems,” he said. The email leak forced Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida to resign as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee. Clinton, who received the Democratic nomination on Tuesday at the party’s convention in Philadelphia, will face Republican Donald Trump in the election. “What the motives were in terms of the leaks, all that, I can’t say directly. What I do know is that Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed admiration for Vladimir Putin,” Obama  said. Trump has often praised Putin, calling him a “strong leader.” The New York businessman also told the New York Times last week that with him in the White House, NATO might not automatically defend the Baltic states that were once part of the Russian-led Soviet Union. “I think that Trump has gotten pretty favorable coverage back in Russia,” Obama said. 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 says possible russia would try sway electionwashington reuters president barack obama said possible russia would try influence presidential election leak democratic national committee emails experts attributed russian hackers anything possible obama told nbc news interview broadcast tuesday asked russian would try influence election obama said federal bureau investigation investigating leak friday dnc emails showed committee favored hillary clinton senator bernie sanders party presidential nomination i know experts attributed russian obama said what know russian hack systems government systems private systems said the email leak forced congressman debate wasserman schultz florida resign chairwoman democratic national committee clinton received democratic nomination tuesday party convention philadelphia face republican donald trump election what motives terms leaks i say directly what i know donald trump repeatedly expressed admiration vladimir putin obama said trump often praised putin calling strong the new york businessman also told new york times last week white house nato might automatically defend basic states part soviet union i think trump gotten pretty favorable coverage back russia obama said politicsnews