 Federal Judge Rules That Trump DID Incite Violence During 2016 Campaign (DETAILS)Hearing about violence at Trump s rallies was a regular occurrence during his 2016 campaign and that violence was often brought on by Trump himself.At a rally back in March of 2016, Trump yelled,  Get  em out of here,  referencing the peaceful protesters in the crowd, which then prompted his supporters to physically attack them. The protesters who were attacked brought suit against Trump and it looks like he s finally going to have to pay for it   in more ways than one.Trump s lawyers have been using the free speech defense, but a Federal Judge isn t buying it. Citing case law from 1960 s student protests and race riots, Judge David Hale of Kentucky, rejected motions to dismiss the case and said that Trump did indeed cite violence at his rally. It is plausible that Trump s direction to  get  em out of here  advocated the use of force. Unlike the statements at issue in the cases cited by the Trump Defendants,  get  em out of here  is stated in the imperative; it was an order, an instruction, a command. Trump craves the sound of people cheering him on, and no doubt probably enjoyed seeing his supporters attack people who were brave enough to show up and stand against him, so it wasn t surprising when Trump denied wrongdoing of any sort and blamed it all on the  bad dudes  who were protesting. In fact, that phrase became a regular mantra for Trump. We have some protesters who are bad dudes,  he said. They have done bad things, and they are really dangerous and get in there and start hitting people, and we had a couple big, strong, powerful guys doing damage to people.   It s usually the police, the municipal government because I don t have guards all over these stadiums. I mean, we fill up stadiums. The suit against Trump also names the three individuals responsible for the attacks, one of whom, Matthew Heimbach, is a leader of the white supremacist group Traditional Youth Network from Paoli, Indiana, which will probably make it that much worse for Trump. Watching him try to squirm his way out of this one should be really fun!Featured image via Getty/Sarah RiceNews
federal judge rules that trump did incite violence during campaign details hearing violence trump rallies regular occurrence campaign violence often brought trump rally back march trump yelled get em referencing peaceful protesters crowd prompted supporters physically attack the protesters attacked brought suit trump looks like finally going pay ways lawyers using free speech defense federal judge buying citing case law student protests race riots judge david hale kentucky rejected motions dismiss case said trump indeed cite violence rally it plausible trump direction get em advocated use force unlike statements issue cases cited trump defendants get em stated imperative order instruction command trump graves sound people cheering doubt probably enjoyed seeing supporters attack people brave enough show stand surprising trump denied wrongdoing sort blamed bad tudes protesting in fact phrase became regular mantra trump we protesters bad tudes said they done bad things really dangerous get start hitting people couple big strong powerful guys damage people it usually police municipal government i guards stadiums i mean fill stadiums the suit trump also names three individuals responsible attacks one matthew heimbach leader white supremacist group traditional youth network poli indiana probably make much worse trump watching try squire way one really fun featured image via richness
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:  Federal Judge Rules That Trump DID Incite Violence During 2016 Campaign (DETAILS)Hearing about violence at Trump s rallies was a regular occurrence during his 2016 campaign and that violence was often brought on by Trump himself.At a rally back in March of 2016, Trump yelled,  Get  em out of here,  referencing the peaceful protesters in the crowd, which then prompted his supporters to physically attack them. The protesters who were attacked brought suit against Trump and it looks like he s finally going to have to pay for it   in more ways than one.Trump s lawyers have been using the free speech defense, but a Federal Judge isn t buying it. Citing case law from 1960 s student protests and race riots, Judge David Hale of Kentucky, rejected motions to dismiss the case and said that Trump did indeed cite violence at his rally. It is plausible that Trump s direction to  get  em out of here  advocated the use of force. Unlike the statements at issue in the cases cited by the Trump Defendants,  get  em out of here  is stated in the imperative; it was an order, an instruction, a command. Trump craves the sound of people cheering him on, and no doubt probably enjoyed seeing his supporters attack people who were brave enough to show up and stand against him, so it wasn t surprising when Trump denied wrongdoing of any sort and blamed it all on the  bad dudes  who were protesting. In fact, that phrase became a regular mantra for Trump. We have some protesters who are bad dudes,  he said. They have done bad things, and they are really dangerous and get in there and start hitting people, and we had a couple big, strong, powerful guys doing damage to people.   It s usually the police, the municipal government because I don t have guards all over these stadiums. I mean, we fill up stadiums. The suit against Trump also names the three individuals responsible for the attacks, one of whom, Matthew Heimbach, is a leader of the white supremacist group Traditional Youth Network from Paoli, Indiana, which will probably make it that much worse for Trump. Watching him try to squirm his way out of this one should be really fun!Featured image via Getty/Sarah RiceNews
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: federal judge rules that trump did incite violence during campaign details hearing violence trump rallies regular occurrence campaign violence often brought trump rally back march trump yelled get em referencing peaceful protesters crowd prompted supporters physically attack the protesters attacked brought suit trump looks like finally going pay ways lawyers using free speech defense federal judge buying citing case law student protests race riots judge david hale kentucky rejected motions dismiss case said trump indeed cite violence rally it plausible trump direction get em advocated use force unlike statements issue cases cited trump defendants get em stated imperative order instruction command trump graves sound people cheering doubt probably enjoyed seeing supporters attack people brave enough show stand surprising trump denied wrongdoing sort blamed bad tudes protesting in fact phrase became regular mantra trump we protesters bad tudes said they done bad things really dangerous get start hitting people couple big strong powerful guys damage people it usually police municipal government i guards stadiums i mean fill stadiums the suit trump also names three individuals responsible attacks one matthew heimbach leader white supremacist group traditional youth network poli indiana probably make much worse trump watching try squire way one really fun featured image via richness