Trump touts urban policy following detour to open new hotelCHARLOTTE, N.C. (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, in an appeal on Wednesday to African-Americans and working-class voters, promised “21st century” banking industry reforms and tax changes to spur job creation and investment in blighted communities. Delivering an urban policy speech two weeks before the Nov. 8 election, Trump highlighted his plan to ease access to bank credit for young blacks trying to start businesses and create jobs in their communities. The New York businessman, who trails Democrat Hillary Clinton in national opinion polls and is struggling to appeal to African-Americans and Latinos, also called for broader tax incentives to spur inner-city investment. The steps, coupled with efforts to reduce U.S. trade deficits and the outsourcing of jobs abroad, Trump said, would “raise wages at home, meaning rent and bills become instantly more affordable” for the poor. Trump flew to Charlotte, a major commercial hub in the U.S. South, after attending the formal opening in Washington of a Trump International Hotel just blocks from the White House. Trump’s detour from the campaign trail to plug his business drew criticism from some fellow Republicans, but the former reality TV star said the project, completed “under budget and ahead of schedule,” showed what he could accomplish if elected president. His Democratic rival, Clinton, said: “Donald Trump is actually paying more attention to his business than to the campaign. That’s his choice, but we’re going to keep working really hard to reach as many voters as possible.” Speaking to reporters during a flight to New York after campaigning in Florida, Clinton also said the proposed merger of AT&T Inc and Time Warner Inc “raises questions and concerns and they should be looked into.” In Charlotte, Trump provided few details of “21st century Glass-Steagall,” which would build on the 1933 Depression-era law requiring the separation of commercial and investment banking. Glass-Steagall was repealed in 1999 under then-President Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton’s husband. The 2008 financial crisis prompted an overhaul of banking rules with the passage in 2010 of “Dodd-Frank” Wall Street reforms that many Republicans have criticized. “Dodd-Frank has been a disaster, making it harder for small businesses to get the credit they need,” Trump said. Trump, speaking to a mostly white audience after meeting with black religious leaders, said he would step up the police presence in U.S. cities so that “every poor African-American child” can walk on the streets in safety. “Safety is a civil right. The problem is not the presence of police but the absence of police,” he said. Last month, hundreds of demonstrators protested in Charlotte after the release of videos showing the fatal shooting of a black man by police officers. While Trump’s speech stuck mainly to policy initiatives, he also got in a jab at Clinton. “Honestly, she has less energy than Jeb Bush,” Trump said, criticizing Clinton’s stamina and harking back to his charges that Bush, a former rival for the Republican nomination, was “low energy.” Clinton told reporters that “there was not an ounce of complacency” in her campaign and said that if elected, she would reach out to Republicans and independents, including congressional leaders, “both before the inauguration and to continue afterwards.” Before Trump’s Charlotte speech, much of Wednesday’s media attention focused on Trump’s appearance at his new, 263-room luxury hotel. Republican strategist Steve Schmidt, who led 2008 Republican presidential nominee John McCain’s unsuccessful campaign, said the hotel stop was the latest inexplicable act from Trump and atypical behavior for someone trying to win the White House.     “The walls are collapsing,” Schmidt told MSNBC in an interview. “He is not doing any of the normal activities that you’d be doing 13 days out in a presidential race for somebody who’s competitive. You don’t take a time-out to tend to your business interests.” Trump, making his first run for elected office, often highlights his business accomplishments and has held numerous events at his properties since launching his White House bid last year, including a trip to Scotland to open a refurbished golf resort in June. Asked after the event why he was in Washington instead of campaigning in a battleground state, Trump told CNN it was “a very rude question” and said he worked hard on the trail every day. “I can’t take one hour off to cut a ribbon at one of the great hotels of the world? I mean, I think I’m entitled to it,” Trump told ABC News. He said there was a double standard, noting that Clinton was not criticized for taking time to see the singer Adele in concert on Tuesday night. Clinton campaigned on Wednesday in Florida, where many opinion polls show a tight race. An average of Florida polls compiled by RealClearPolitics showed Clinton at 46.4 percent compared with 44.8 percent for Trump in a race including third-party candidates. Clinton has a strong lead in the race to secure the 270 Electoral College votes - or tally of wins from the states - needed to capture the White House, according to results from Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project released on Saturday.   politicsNews
trump touts urban policy following detour open new hotelcharlotte reuters republican presidential candidate donald trump appeal wednesday voters promised century banking industry reforms tax changes spur job creation investment lighted communities delivering urban policy speech two weeks election trump highlighted plan ease access bank credit young blacks trying start businesses create jobs communities the new york businessman trails democrat hillary clinton national opinion polls struggling appeal latino also called broader tax incentives spur investment the steps coupled efforts reduce trade deficits outsourcing jobs abroad trump said would raise wages home meaning rent bills become instantly affordable poor trump flew charlotte major commercial hub south attending formal opening washington trump international hotel blocks white house trump detour campaign trail plug business drew criticism fellow republicans former reality tv star said project completed budget ahead schedule showed could accomplish elected president his democratic rival clinton said donald trump actually paying attention business campaign that choice going keep working really hard reach many voters speaking reporters flight new york campaigning florida clinton also said proposed merger at t inc time warner inc raises questions concerns looked in charlotte trump provided details century would build law requiring separation commercial investment banking repealed bill clinton hillary clinton husband the financial crisis prompted overhaul banking rules passage wall street reforms many republicans criticized disaster making harder small businesses get credit need trump said trump speaking mostly white audience meeting black religious leaders said would step police presence cities every poor child walk streets safety safety civil right the problem presence police absence police said last month hundreds demonstrators protested charlotte release videos showing fatal shooting black man police officers while trump speech stuck mainly policy initiatives also got jab clinton honestly less energy jeb bush trump said criticizing clinton stamina parking back charges bush former rival republican nomination low clinton told reporters ounce complacency campaign said elected would reach republicans independents including congressional leaders inauguration continue before trump charlotte speech much wednesday media attention focused trump appearance new luxury hotel republican strategist steve schmidt led republican presidential nominee john mccain unsuccessful campaign said hotel stop latest inexplicable act trump atypical behavior someone trying win white house the walls collapsing schmidt told msnbc interview he normal activities days presidential race somebody competitive you take tend business trump making first run elected office often highlights business accomplishments held numerous events properties since launching white house bid last year including trip scotland open refurbished golf resort june asked event washington instead campaigning battleground state trump told cnn rude question said worked hard trail every day i take one hour cut ribbon one great hotels world i mean i think i entitled trump told abc news he said double standard noting clinton criticized taking time see singer adele concert tuesday night clinton campaigned wednesday florida many opinion polls show tight race an average florida polls compiled realclearpolitics showed clinton percent compared percent trump race including candidates clinton strong lead race secure electoral college votes tally wins states needed capture white house according results states nation project released saturday 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: Trump touts urban policy following detour to open new hotelCHARLOTTE, N.C. (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, in an appeal on Wednesday to African-Americans and working-class voters, promised “21st century” banking industry reforms and tax changes to spur job creation and investment in blighted communities. Delivering an urban policy speech two weeks before the Nov. 8 election, Trump highlighted his plan to ease access to bank credit for young blacks trying to start businesses and create jobs in their communities. The New York businessman, who trails Democrat Hillary Clinton in national opinion polls and is struggling to appeal to African-Americans and Latinos, also called for broader tax incentives to spur inner-city investment. The steps, coupled with efforts to reduce U.S. trade deficits and the outsourcing of jobs abroad, Trump said, would “raise wages at home, meaning rent and bills become instantly more affordable” for the poor. Trump flew to Charlotte, a major commercial hub in the U.S. South, after attending the formal opening in Washington of a Trump International Hotel just blocks from the White House. Trump’s detour from the campaign trail to plug his business drew criticism from some fellow Republicans, but the former reality TV star said the project, completed “under budget and ahead of schedule,” showed what he could accomplish if elected president. His Democratic rival, Clinton, said: “Donald Trump is actually paying more attention to his business than to the campaign. That’s his choice, but we’re going to keep working really hard to reach as many voters as possible.” Speaking to reporters during a flight to New York after campaigning in Florida, Clinton also said the proposed merger of AT&T Inc and Time Warner Inc “raises questions and concerns and they should be looked into.” In Charlotte, Trump provided few details of “21st century Glass-Steagall,” which would build on the 1933 Depression-era law requiring the separation of commercial and investment banking. Glass-Steagall was repealed in 1999 under then-President Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton’s husband. The 2008 financial crisis prompted an overhaul of banking rules with the passage in 2010 of “Dodd-Frank” Wall Street reforms that many Republicans have criticized. “Dodd-Frank has been a disaster, making it harder for small businesses to get the credit they need,” Trump said. Trump, speaking to a mostly white audience after meeting with black religious leaders, said he would step up the police presence in U.S. cities so that “every poor African-American child” can walk on the streets in safety. “Safety is a civil right. The problem is not the presence of police but the absence of police,” he said. Last month, hundreds of demonstrators protested in Charlotte after the release of videos showing the fatal shooting of a black man by police officers. While Trump’s speech stuck mainly to policy initiatives, he also got in a jab at Clinton. “Honestly, she has less energy than Jeb Bush,” Trump said, criticizing Clinton’s stamina and harking back to his charges that Bush, a former rival for the Republican nomination, was “low energy.” Clinton told reporters that “there was not an ounce of complacency” in her campaign and said that if elected, she would reach out to Republicans and independents, including congressional leaders, “both before the inauguration and to continue afterwards.” Before Trump’s Charlotte speech, much of Wednesday’s media attention focused on Trump’s appearance at his new, 263-room luxury hotel. Republican strategist Steve Schmidt, who led 2008 Republican presidential nominee John McCain’s unsuccessful campaign, said the hotel stop was the latest inexplicable act from Trump and atypical behavior for someone trying to win the White House.     “The walls are collapsing,” Schmidt told MSNBC in an interview. “He is not doing any of the normal activities that you’d be doing 13 days out in a presidential race for somebody who’s competitive. You don’t take a time-out to tend to your business interests.” Trump, making his first run for elected office, often highlights his business accomplishments and has held numerous events at his properties since launching his White House bid last year, including a trip to Scotland to open a refurbished golf resort in June. Asked after the event why he was in Washington instead of campaigning in a battleground state, Trump told CNN it was “a very rude question” and said he worked hard on the trail every day. “I can’t take one hour off to cut a ribbon at one of the great hotels of the world? I mean, I think I’m entitled to it,” Trump told ABC News. He said there was a double standard, noting that Clinton was not criticized for taking time to see the singer Adele in concert on Tuesday night. Clinton campaigned on Wednesday in Florida, where many opinion polls show a tight race. An average of Florida polls compiled by RealClearPolitics showed Clinton at 46.4 percent compared with 44.8 percent for Trump in a race including third-party candidates. Clinton has a strong lead in the race to secure the 270 Electoral College votes - or tally of wins from the states - needed to capture the White House, according to results from Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project released on Saturday.   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: trump touts urban policy following detour open new hotelcharlotte reuters republican presidential candidate donald trump appeal wednesday voters promised century banking industry reforms tax changes spur job creation investment lighted communities delivering urban policy speech two weeks election trump highlighted plan ease access bank credit young blacks trying start businesses create jobs communities the new york businessman trails democrat hillary clinton national opinion polls struggling appeal latino also called broader tax incentives spur investment the steps coupled efforts reduce trade deficits outsourcing jobs abroad trump said would raise wages home meaning rent bills become instantly affordable poor trump flew charlotte major commercial hub south attending formal opening washington trump international hotel blocks white house trump detour campaign trail plug business drew criticism fellow republicans former reality tv star said project completed budget ahead schedule showed could accomplish elected president his democratic rival clinton said donald trump actually paying attention business campaign that choice going keep working really hard reach many voters speaking reporters flight new york campaigning florida clinton also said proposed merger at t inc time warner inc raises questions concerns looked in charlotte trump provided details century would build law requiring separation commercial investment banking repealed bill clinton hillary clinton husband the financial crisis prompted overhaul banking rules passage wall street reforms many republicans criticized disaster making harder small businesses get credit need trump said trump speaking mostly white audience meeting black religious leaders said would step police presence cities every poor child walk streets safety safety civil right the problem presence police absence police said last month hundreds demonstrators protested charlotte release videos showing fatal shooting black man police officers while trump speech stuck mainly policy initiatives also got jab clinton honestly less energy jeb bush trump said criticizing clinton stamina parking back charges bush former rival republican nomination low clinton told reporters ounce complacency campaign said elected would reach republicans independents including congressional leaders inauguration continue before trump charlotte speech much wednesday media attention focused trump appearance new luxury hotel republican strategist steve schmidt led republican presidential nominee john mccain unsuccessful campaign said hotel stop latest inexplicable act trump atypical behavior someone trying win white house the walls collapsing schmidt told msnbc interview he normal activities days presidential race somebody competitive you take tend business trump making first run elected office often highlights business accomplishments held numerous events properties since launching white house bid last year including trip scotland open refurbished golf resort june asked event washington instead campaigning battleground state trump told cnn rude question said worked hard trail every day i take one hour cut ribbon one great hotels world i mean i think i entitled trump told abc news he said double standard noting clinton criticized taking time see singer adele concert tuesday night clinton campaigned wednesday florida many opinion polls show tight race an average florida polls compiled realclearpolitics showed clinton percent compared percent trump race including candidates clinton strong lead race secure electoral college votes tally wins states needed capture white house according results states nation project released saturday politicsnews