Pope asks Trump to be peacemaker, gives him environmental letterVATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged U.S. President Donald Trump to be a peacemaker at their first meeting on Wednesday after they exchanged sharp words last year, and Trump promised he would not forget the pontiff’s message. Under clear blue skies, Trump received a tribute from the Swiss Guard in a Vatican courtyard when he arrived. He entered a small elevator taking him to the third floor of the Apostolic Palace and, after a long ceremonial walk past frescoed corridors, shook the pope’s hand at the entrance to the private study that the frugal pontiff uses only for official occasions. Before the door of the wood-lined elevator closed, a Vatican protocol official was heard quipping to the president that it was not “like Trump Tower in New York”. Francis smiled faintly as he greeted Trump outside the study and was not as outgoing as he sometimes is with visiting heads of state. Trump, seeming subdued, said, “It is a great honor.” Even when the two were sitting at the pope’s desk in the presence of photographers and reporters, the pope avoided the  small talk that usually occurs before the media is ushered out. The two spoke privately for about 30 minutes with translators. Both men looked far more relaxed at the end of the private meeting, with the pope smiling and joking with Trump and his wife Melania. Francis’s interpreter could be heard translating a comment by the pope to the First Lady: “What do you give him to eat?” Francis then gave Trump a small sculptured olive tree and told him through the interpreter that it symbolized peace. “It is my desire that you become an olive tree to construct peace,” the Pope said, speaking in Spanish. Trump responded: “We can use peace.” Francis also gave Trump a signed copy of his 2017 peace message whose title is “Nonviolence -  A Style of Politics for Peace”, and a copy of his 2015 encyclical letter on the need to protect the environment from the effects of climate change. “Well, I’ll be reading them,” Trump said. During his election campaign, Trump said scientific findings that human economic activity contributed to global warming were a hoax. As president, he has proposed deep cuts for the Environmental Protection Agency and the elimination of many environmental regulations. Trump gave the pope a boxed set of five first-edition books by murdered U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King. As Trump and the pope said goodbye at the door of the study, Trump told him: “Thank you, thank you. I won’t forget what you said.” Asked how the meeting with the pope went, Trump said: “Great. He is something. He is really good. We had a fantastic meeting.” A Vatican statement said the meeting was “cordial” and that the Vatican hoped there could be “serene collaboration” between the U.S. government and the American Catholic Church, including “assistance to immigrants”. The U.S. Catholic Church hierarchy opposes Trump’s attempt to cut federal assistance for cities that give sanctuary to illegal immigrants. It also opposes his plan to build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico. The pope said last year a man who thinks about building walls and not bridges is “not Christian”. Trump, who was a candidate at the time, responded that it was “disgraceful” of the Argentine-born pope, who represents just over half of the world’s two billion Christians, to question his faith. The meeting with the pope was the third stop on Trump’s nine-day foreign tour, and part of his world tour of religions after meeting leaders of Muslim nations in Saudi Arabia and visiting holy sites in Jerusalem. Trump at first did not plan to stop in Rome during his visit to Europe, which some in the Vatican saw as a snub. When he changed his mind, the Vatican squeezed him in at 8:30 a.m. on a Wednesday morning, an unusual day and an unusually early time. He later flew to Brussels where he was to meet Belgium’s king and prime minister on Wednesday evening before a day of meetings with European Union and NATO leaders on Thursday. politicsNews
pope asks trump pacemaker gives environmental lettervatican city reuters pope francis urged president donald trump pacemaker first meeting wednesday exchanged sharp words last year trump promised would forget pontiff message under clear blue skies trump received tribute swiss guard vatican courtyard arrived he entered small elevator taking third floor apostolic palace long ceremonial walk past frescoes corridors shook pope hand entrance private study rural pontiff uses official occasions before door elevator closed vatican protocol official heard equipping president like trump tower new york francis sailed faintly greeted trump outside study outgoing sometimes visiting heads state trump seeming subdued said it great even two sitting pope desk presence photographers reporters pope avoided small talk usually occurs media ushered the two spoke privately minutes translators both men looked far relaxed end private meeting pope smiling joking trump wife melanie francis interpreter could heard translating comment pope first lady what give eat francis gave trump small sculpture olive tree told interpreter symbolized peace it desire become olive tree construct peace pope said speaking spanish trump responded we use francis also gave trump signed copy peace message whose title nonviolent a style politics peace copy encyclical letter need protect environment effects climate change well i reading trump said during election campaign trump said scientific findings human economic activity contributed global warming hoax as president proposed deep cuts environmental protection agency elimination many environmental regulations trump gave pope boxed set five books murdered civil rights leader martin luther king as trump pope said goodbye door study trump told thank thank i forget asked meeting pope went trump said great he something he really good we fantastic a vatican statement said meeting cordial vatican hoped could serene collaboration government american catholic church including assistance immigrants the catholic church hierarchy opposes trump attempt cut federal assistance cities give sanctuary illegal immigrants it also opposes plan build wall border mexico the pope said last year man thinks building walls bridges christian trump candidate time responded disgraceful pope represents half world two billion christians question faith the meeting pope third stop trump foreign tour part world tour religions meeting leaders muslim nations saudi arabia visiting holy sites jerusalem trump first plan stop rome visit europe vatican saw snub when changed mind vatican squeezed wednesday morning unusual day unusually early time he later flew brussels meet belgium king prime minister wednesday evening day meetings european union nato leaders thursday 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: Pope asks Trump to be peacemaker, gives him environmental letterVATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged U.S. President Donald Trump to be a peacemaker at their first meeting on Wednesday after they exchanged sharp words last year, and Trump promised he would not forget the pontiff’s message. Under clear blue skies, Trump received a tribute from the Swiss Guard in a Vatican courtyard when he arrived. He entered a small elevator taking him to the third floor of the Apostolic Palace and, after a long ceremonial walk past frescoed corridors, shook the pope’s hand at the entrance to the private study that the frugal pontiff uses only for official occasions. Before the door of the wood-lined elevator closed, a Vatican protocol official was heard quipping to the president that it was not “like Trump Tower in New York”. Francis smiled faintly as he greeted Trump outside the study and was not as outgoing as he sometimes is with visiting heads of state. Trump, seeming subdued, said, “It is a great honor.” Even when the two were sitting at the pope’s desk in the presence of photographers and reporters, the pope avoided the  small talk that usually occurs before the media is ushered out. The two spoke privately for about 30 minutes with translators. Both men looked far more relaxed at the end of the private meeting, with the pope smiling and joking with Trump and his wife Melania. Francis’s interpreter could be heard translating a comment by the pope to the First Lady: “What do you give him to eat?” Francis then gave Trump a small sculptured olive tree and told him through the interpreter that it symbolized peace. “It is my desire that you become an olive tree to construct peace,” the Pope said, speaking in Spanish. Trump responded: “We can use peace.” Francis also gave Trump a signed copy of his 2017 peace message whose title is “Nonviolence -  A Style of Politics for Peace”, and a copy of his 2015 encyclical letter on the need to protect the environment from the effects of climate change. “Well, I’ll be reading them,” Trump said. During his election campaign, Trump said scientific findings that human economic activity contributed to global warming were a hoax. As president, he has proposed deep cuts for the Environmental Protection Agency and the elimination of many environmental regulations. Trump gave the pope a boxed set of five first-edition books by murdered U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King. As Trump and the pope said goodbye at the door of the study, Trump told him: “Thank you, thank you. I won’t forget what you said.” Asked how the meeting with the pope went, Trump said: “Great. He is something. He is really good. We had a fantastic meeting.” A Vatican statement said the meeting was “cordial” and that the Vatican hoped there could be “serene collaboration” between the U.S. government and the American Catholic Church, including “assistance to immigrants”. The U.S. Catholic Church hierarchy opposes Trump’s attempt to cut federal assistance for cities that give sanctuary to illegal immigrants. It also opposes his plan to build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico. The pope said last year a man who thinks about building walls and not bridges is “not Christian”. Trump, who was a candidate at the time, responded that it was “disgraceful” of the Argentine-born pope, who represents just over half of the world’s two billion Christians, to question his faith. The meeting with the pope was the third stop on Trump’s nine-day foreign tour, and part of his world tour of religions after meeting leaders of Muslim nations in Saudi Arabia and visiting holy sites in Jerusalem. Trump at first did not plan to stop in Rome during his visit to Europe, which some in the Vatican saw as a snub. When he changed his mind, the Vatican squeezed him in at 8:30 a.m. on a Wednesday morning, an unusual day and an unusually early time. He later flew to Brussels where he was to meet Belgium’s king and prime minister on Wednesday evening before a day of meetings with European Union and NATO leaders on Thursday. 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: pope asks trump pacemaker gives environmental lettervatican city reuters pope francis urged president donald trump pacemaker first meeting wednesday exchanged sharp words last year trump promised would forget pontiff message under clear blue skies trump received tribute swiss guard vatican courtyard arrived he entered small elevator taking third floor apostolic palace long ceremonial walk past frescoes corridors shook pope hand entrance private study rural pontiff uses official occasions before door elevator closed vatican protocol official heard equipping president like trump tower new york francis sailed faintly greeted trump outside study outgoing sometimes visiting heads state trump seeming subdued said it great even two sitting pope desk presence photographers reporters pope avoided small talk usually occurs media ushered the two spoke privately minutes translators both men looked far relaxed end private meeting pope smiling joking trump wife melanie francis interpreter could heard translating comment pope first lady what give eat francis gave trump small sculpture olive tree told interpreter symbolized peace it desire become olive tree construct peace pope said speaking spanish trump responded we use francis also gave trump signed copy peace message whose title nonviolent a style politics peace copy encyclical letter need protect environment effects climate change well i reading trump said during election campaign trump said scientific findings human economic activity contributed global warming hoax as president proposed deep cuts environmental protection agency elimination many environmental regulations trump gave pope boxed set five books murdered civil rights leader martin luther king as trump pope said goodbye door study trump told thank thank i forget asked meeting pope went trump said great he something he really good we fantastic a vatican statement said meeting cordial vatican hoped could serene collaboration government american catholic church including assistance immigrants the catholic church hierarchy opposes trump attempt cut federal assistance cities give sanctuary illegal immigrants it also opposes plan build wall border mexico the pope said last year man thinks building walls bridges christian trump candidate time responded disgraceful pope represents half world two billion christians question faith the meeting pope third stop trump foreign tour part world tour religions meeting leaders muslim nations saudi arabia visiting holy sites jerusalem trump first plan stop rome visit europe vatican saw snub when changed mind vatican squeezed wednesday morning unusual day unusually early time he later flew brussels meet belgium king prime minister wednesday evening day meetings european union nato leaders thursday politicsnews