 Second-Largest U.S. Paper Now Wants Readers To Decide If Trump’s Lies Are Lies (VIDEO)Donald Trump is a consummate liar. He lies so much that it appears that his strategy is to tell enough lies that there s no way the media fact checkers can keep up. Well, the second largest paper in the country, the Wall Street Journal, has thrown in the towel. Their editor-in-chief, Gerard Baker, says that determining if Trump is lying is no longer their job and that it will be up to us. I d be careful about using the word,  lie.   Lie  implies much more than just saying something that s false. It implies a deliberate intent to mislead,  Baker told Chuck Todd on Meet the Press on Sunday.As an example, Baker cited one of Trump s more outrageous lies: When he claimed that thousands of Muslims in New Jersey gathered on rooftops to celebrate 9/11. Baker noted that the WSJ investigated his claim and found it baseless. I think it s then up to the reader to make up their own mind to say,  This is what Donald Trump says. This is what a reliable, trustworthy news organization reports. And you know what? I don t think that s true.  I think if you start ascribing a moral intent, as it were, to someone by saying that they ve lied, I think you run the risk that you look like you are, like you re not being objective,  he said.Source: Think ProgressHere s the video:The Wall Street Journal was purchased by News Corp in 2007. They are the same company that owns Fox News. Fox News, with its previous  We Report, You Decide  motto, deserves much of the blame for the fact that the media no longer does its job and instead relies on the  both sides  fallacy in covering real news. For example, there is only one legitimate side when discussing climate change, yet Fox has somehow convinced Americans that it s up for debate.Despite Fox s insistence that they present both sides of the story, they don t, and they are hardly beacons of truth. According to reports, about 60 percent of the facts Fox reports are complete lies and Fox viewers are far more likely to vote Republican than are other cable news watchers.While Fox News targets voters, the Wall Street Journal targets the business world. If Trump s lies go unchecked on Wall Street, it could wreak havoc with our financial markets.Featured image via screen capture from embedded video News
paper now wants readers to decide if trump lies are lies video donald trump consummate liar he lies much appears strategy tell enough lies way media fact checkers keep well second largest paper country wall street journal thrown towel their gerard baker says determining trump lying longer job us i careful using word lie lie implies much saying something false it implies deliberate intent mislead baker told chuck todd meet press example baker cited one trump outrageous lies when claimed thousands muslims new jersey gathered rooftop celebrate baker noted wsj investigated claim found baseless i think reader make mind say this donald trump says this reliable trustworthy news organization reports and know i think true i think start describing moral intent someone saying lied i think run risk look like like objective think progresshere video the wall street journal purchased news corp they company owns fox news fox news previous we report you decide motto deserves much blame fact media longer job instead relies sides fallacy covering real news for example one legitimate side discussing climate change yet fox somehow convinced americans fox insistence present sides story hardly beacons truth according reports percent facts fox reports complete lies fox viewers far likely vote republican cable news fox news targets voters wall street journal targets business world if trump lies go unchecked wall street could break havoc financial image via screen capture embedded video news
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:  Second-Largest U.S. Paper Now Wants Readers To Decide If Trump’s Lies Are Lies (VIDEO)Donald Trump is a consummate liar. He lies so much that it appears that his strategy is to tell enough lies that there s no way the media fact checkers can keep up. Well, the second largest paper in the country, the Wall Street Journal, has thrown in the towel. Their editor-in-chief, Gerard Baker, says that determining if Trump is lying is no longer their job and that it will be up to us. I d be careful about using the word,  lie.   Lie  implies much more than just saying something that s false. It implies a deliberate intent to mislead,  Baker told Chuck Todd on Meet the Press on Sunday.As an example, Baker cited one of Trump s more outrageous lies: When he claimed that thousands of Muslims in New Jersey gathered on rooftops to celebrate 9/11. Baker noted that the WSJ investigated his claim and found it baseless. I think it s then up to the reader to make up their own mind to say,  This is what Donald Trump says. This is what a reliable, trustworthy news organization reports. And you know what? I don t think that s true.  I think if you start ascribing a moral intent, as it were, to someone by saying that they ve lied, I think you run the risk that you look like you are, like you re not being objective,  he said.Source: Think ProgressHere s the video:The Wall Street Journal was purchased by News Corp in 2007. They are the same company that owns Fox News. Fox News, with its previous  We Report, You Decide  motto, deserves much of the blame for the fact that the media no longer does its job and instead relies on the  both sides  fallacy in covering real news. For example, there is only one legitimate side when discussing climate change, yet Fox has somehow convinced Americans that it s up for debate.Despite Fox s insistence that they present both sides of the story, they don t, and they are hardly beacons of truth. According to reports, about 60 percent of the facts Fox reports are complete lies and Fox viewers are far more likely to vote Republican than are other cable news watchers.While Fox News targets voters, the Wall Street Journal targets the business world. If Trump s lies go unchecked on Wall Street, it could wreak havoc with our financial markets.Featured image via screen capture from embedded video News
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: paper now wants readers to decide if trump lies are lies video donald trump consummate liar he lies much appears strategy tell enough lies way media fact checkers keep well second largest paper country wall street journal thrown towel their gerard baker says determining trump lying longer job us i careful using word lie lie implies much saying something false it implies deliberate intent mislead baker told chuck todd meet press example baker cited one trump outrageous lies when claimed thousands muslims new jersey gathered rooftop celebrate baker noted wsj investigated claim found baseless i think reader make mind say this donald trump says this reliable trustworthy news organization reports and know i think true i think start describing moral intent someone saying lied i think run risk look like like objective think progresshere video the wall street journal purchased news corp they company owns fox news fox news previous we report you decide motto deserves much blame fact media longer job instead relies sides fallacy covering real news for example one legitimate side discussing climate change yet fox somehow convinced americans fox insistence present sides story hardly beacons truth according reports percent facts fox reports complete lies fox viewers far likely vote republican cable news fox news targets voters wall street journal targets business world if trump lies go unchecked wall street could break havoc financial image via screen capture embedded video news