OBAMA’S RACISM CZAR, “REVEREND” AL SHARPTON CALLS FOR FEDERAL POLICE FORCEYeah putting the federal government in charge of our entire police force, sounds like a great idea Al. We re waiting for Al to call for an all black police force next you know, in the name of  fairness. Rev. Al Sharpton called for national policing legislation akin to the Civil Rights Act this morning at the kickoff his National Action Network s annual convention, just after the arrest of a white South Carolina police officer for murder in the shooting of an unarmed black man. There must be national policy and national law on policing,  Mr. Sharpton said.  We can t go from state to state, we ve got to have national law to protect people against these continued questions. Mr. Sharpton s comments, coming on the heels of multiple instances of police killings of unarmed men of color around the country, were met with applause from the crowd and from the dais, which was packed with elected officials including Mayor Bill de Blasio, Congressman Charles Rangel, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, city Comptroller Scott Stringer and state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoliThe convention kickoff, which featured a ribbon cutting with the lawmakers, came just hours after it was announced last night that North Charleston, S.C., police officer Michael T. Slager would be charged with murder in the death of Walter Scott who can be seen in a widely publicized video running away from Mr. Slager, while the officer shoots into the man s back repeatedly. The video offers a markedly different story than the one Mr. Slager first offered up: that Scott had stolen his taser and left him in fear for his life.Mr. Sharpton praised the city s mayor and police chief for bringing the charges, but said the nation couldn t rely on the judgement of local officials. We commend them, but we cannot have a justice system that hopes we have a mayor in the right city or a police chief,  he said.  We have to have one policy that is national. Mr. Sharpton later noted that the comparatively small town s officials had been braver than police leaders in bigger cities. He has been vocal about his belief that New York City police Daniel Pantaleo should have been charged with a crime in the death of an unarmed black Staten Island man, Eric Garner. A grand jury declined to indict Mr. Pantaleo, spurring protests throughout the city.That death, too, was captured in a widely published video. And though the footage did not lead to any charges, Mr. Sharpton said today the national legislation should focus on  cameras  as well as  accountability. He compared the fight for police reform to the civil rights struggle, noting that activists did not try to fix discrimination in individual states or cities. They fought for a national Civil Rights Act, a national Voting Rights Act. It s time for this country to have national policing,  Mr. Sharpton said.After the ribbon cutting, Mr. de Blasio whose first year in office was dominated by an effort to reform police-community relations after Garner s death and a subsequent City Hall feud with police union leadership said he agreed some kind of national standard should be set. It s a broad point he s making, and I think he way he made the analogy to the Voting Rights Act is the right one. We ve got to figure out how to create the right relationship between police and community,  Mr. de Blasio told reporters.  The vast majority of police do their job well and want to work more closely with the community. Obviously community residents want to work more closely with the police. But we have to create more of a national standard that says we all have to be on the same page. The relationship between Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Sharpton was fodder for his woes with police unions last year: they took umbrage when Mr. Sharpton was seated next to the mayor and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton at a City Hall round table, and dismissed Mr. Sharpton as divisive. A poll later showed voters didn t like the approaches of either Mr. Sharpton or the union leaders and rank-and-file officers who later turned their backs on Mr. de Blasio at the funeral for two slain officers.Today, Mr. Sharpton offered a full-throated defense his relationship with the mayor, saying it was based not on political power but on a long history of working together, citing Mr. de Blasio s support on issues like wage increases and the silent march against stop, question and frisk before his election. He marched with us when other candidates wouldn t. So don t begrudge us for knowing somebody that we always knew, and that was there in the trenches with us,  Mr. Sharpton said, saying he had never asked for favors or back room deals only access and policy changes.  There s nothing in the back room we want. We want everything out front. Via: The Observerpolitics
obama s racism czar reverend al sharon calls for federal police forceyeah putting federal government charge entire police force sounds like great idea al we waiting al call black police force next know name fairness rev al sharon called national policing legislation akin civil rights act morning kickoff national action network annual convention arrest white south carolina police officer murder shooting unarmed black man there must national policy national law policing sharon said we go state state got national law protect people continued questions sharon comments coming heels multiple instances police killings unarmed men color around country met applause crowd days packed elected officials including mayor bill de basis congressman charles range attorney general eric schneiderman city comptroller scott stronger state comptroller thomas dinapolithe convention kickoff featured ribbon cutting lawmakers came hours announced last night north charleston police officer michael slayer would charged murder death walter scott seen widely publicized video running away slayer officer shoots man back repeatedly the video offers markedly different story one slayer first offered scott stolen laser left fear sharon praised city mayor police chief bringing charges said nation rely judgement local officials we commend justice system hopes mayor right city police chief said we one policy national sharon later noted comparatively small town officials brave police leaders bigger cities he vocal belief new york city police daniel pantaleo charged crime death unarmed black state island man eric garner a grand jury declined indica pantaleo sparring protests throughout death captured widely published video and though footage lead charges sharon said today national legislation focus cameras well accountability he compared fight police reform civil rights struggle noting activists try fix discrimination individual states cities they fought national civil rights act national voting rights act it time country national policing sharon ribbon cutting de basis whose first year office dominated effort reform relations garner death subsequent city hall feud police union leadership said agreed kind national standard set it broad point making i think way made analogy voting rights act right one we got figure create right relationship police community de basis told reporters the vast majority police job well want work closely community obviously community residents want work closely police but create national standard says page the relationship de basis sharon fodder woes police unions last year took embrace sharon seated next mayor police commissioner bill button city hall round table dismissed sharon divisive a poll later showed voters like approaches either sharon union leaders officers later turned backs de basis funeral two slain sharon offered defense relationship mayor saying based political power long history working together citing de basis support issues like wage increases silent march stop question risk election he marched us candidates so grudge us knowing somebody always knew trenches us sharon said saying never asked favors back room deals access policy changes there nothing back room want we want everything front via the observerpolitics
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 RACISM CZAR, “REVEREND” AL SHARPTON CALLS FOR FEDERAL POLICE FORCEYeah putting the federal government in charge of our entire police force, sounds like a great idea Al. We re waiting for Al to call for an all black police force next you know, in the name of  fairness. Rev. Al Sharpton called for national policing legislation akin to the Civil Rights Act this morning at the kickoff his National Action Network s annual convention, just after the arrest of a white South Carolina police officer for murder in the shooting of an unarmed black man. There must be national policy and national law on policing,  Mr. Sharpton said.  We can t go from state to state, we ve got to have national law to protect people against these continued questions. Mr. Sharpton s comments, coming on the heels of multiple instances of police killings of unarmed men of color around the country, were met with applause from the crowd and from the dais, which was packed with elected officials including Mayor Bill de Blasio, Congressman Charles Rangel, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, city Comptroller Scott Stringer and state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoliThe convention kickoff, which featured a ribbon cutting with the lawmakers, came just hours after it was announced last night that North Charleston, S.C., police officer Michael T. Slager would be charged with murder in the death of Walter Scott who can be seen in a widely publicized video running away from Mr. Slager, while the officer shoots into the man s back repeatedly. The video offers a markedly different story than the one Mr. Slager first offered up: that Scott had stolen his taser and left him in fear for his life.Mr. Sharpton praised the city s mayor and police chief for bringing the charges, but said the nation couldn t rely on the judgement of local officials. We commend them, but we cannot have a justice system that hopes we have a mayor in the right city or a police chief,  he said.  We have to have one policy that is national. Mr. Sharpton later noted that the comparatively small town s officials had been braver than police leaders in bigger cities. He has been vocal about his belief that New York City police Daniel Pantaleo should have been charged with a crime in the death of an unarmed black Staten Island man, Eric Garner. A grand jury declined to indict Mr. Pantaleo, spurring protests throughout the city.That death, too, was captured in a widely published video. And though the footage did not lead to any charges, Mr. Sharpton said today the national legislation should focus on  cameras  as well as  accountability. He compared the fight for police reform to the civil rights struggle, noting that activists did not try to fix discrimination in individual states or cities. They fought for a national Civil Rights Act, a national Voting Rights Act. It s time for this country to have national policing,  Mr. Sharpton said.After the ribbon cutting, Mr. de Blasio whose first year in office was dominated by an effort to reform police-community relations after Garner s death and a subsequent City Hall feud with police union leadership said he agreed some kind of national standard should be set. It s a broad point he s making, and I think he way he made the analogy to the Voting Rights Act is the right one. We ve got to figure out how to create the right relationship between police and community,  Mr. de Blasio told reporters.  The vast majority of police do their job well and want to work more closely with the community. Obviously community residents want to work more closely with the police. But we have to create more of a national standard that says we all have to be on the same page. The relationship between Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Sharpton was fodder for his woes with police unions last year: they took umbrage when Mr. Sharpton was seated next to the mayor and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton at a City Hall round table, and dismissed Mr. Sharpton as divisive. A poll later showed voters didn t like the approaches of either Mr. Sharpton or the union leaders and rank-and-file officers who later turned their backs on Mr. de Blasio at the funeral for two slain officers.Today, Mr. Sharpton offered a full-throated defense his relationship with the mayor, saying it was based not on political power but on a long history of working together, citing Mr. de Blasio s support on issues like wage increases and the silent march against stop, question and frisk before his election. He marched with us when other candidates wouldn t. So don t begrudge us for knowing somebody that we always knew, and that was there in the trenches with us,  Mr. Sharpton said, saying he had never asked for favors or back room deals only access and policy changes.  There s nothing in the back room we want. We want everything out front. Via: The Observerpolitics
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 racism czar reverend al sharon calls for federal police forceyeah putting federal government charge entire police force sounds like great idea al we waiting al call black police force next know name fairness rev al sharon called national policing legislation akin civil rights act morning kickoff national action network annual convention arrest white south carolina police officer murder shooting unarmed black man there must national policy national law policing sharon said we go state state got national law protect people continued questions sharon comments coming heels multiple instances police killings unarmed men color around country met applause crowd days packed elected officials including mayor bill de basis congressman charles range attorney general eric schneiderman city comptroller scott stronger state comptroller thomas dinapolithe convention kickoff featured ribbon cutting lawmakers came hours announced last night north charleston police officer michael slayer would charged murder death walter scott seen widely publicized video running away slayer officer shoots man back repeatedly the video offers markedly different story one slayer first offered scott stolen laser left fear sharon praised city mayor police chief bringing charges said nation rely judgement local officials we commend justice system hopes mayor right city police chief said we one policy national sharon later noted comparatively small town officials brave police leaders bigger cities he vocal belief new york city police daniel pantaleo charged crime death unarmed black state island man eric garner a grand jury declined indica pantaleo sparring protests throughout death captured widely published video and though footage lead charges sharon said today national legislation focus cameras well accountability he compared fight police reform civil rights struggle noting activists try fix discrimination individual states cities they fought national civil rights act national voting rights act it time country national policing sharon ribbon cutting de basis whose first year office dominated effort reform relations garner death subsequent city hall feud police union leadership said agreed kind national standard set it broad point making i think way made analogy voting rights act right one we got figure create right relationship police community de basis told reporters the vast majority police job well want work closely community obviously community residents want work closely police but create national standard says page the relationship de basis sharon fodder woes police unions last year took embrace sharon seated next mayor police commissioner bill button city hall round table dismissed sharon divisive a poll later showed voters like approaches either sharon union leaders officers later turned backs de basis funeral two slain sharon offered defense relationship mayor saying based political power long history working together citing de basis support issues like wage increases silent march stop question risk election he marched us candidates so grudge us knowing somebody always knew trenches us sharon said saying never asked favors back room deals access policy changes there nothing back room want we want everything front via the observerpolitics