Trump says he trusts Putin's denials of election meddlingDANANG, Vietnam (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said he believed President Vladimir Putin when he denied accusations that Russia meddled in last year s U.S. election, despite U.S. intelligence agencies  conclusion of Russian interference. Trump made the comment after he and Putin met briefly at a summit in Vietnam on Saturday and agreed on a joint statement supporting a political solution for Syria, now in its seventh year of civil war. It was the first encounter of the two leaders since July and came during a low in U.S.-Russia relations and at a time when Trump is haunted by an investigation into accusations that Putin influenced the election that brought him to the White House. Putin reiterated the denials of interference, Trump said.  Every time he sees me he says,  I didn t do that,  and I really believe that, when he tells me that, he means it,  Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One after leaving the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in the resort of Danang.  I think he is very insulted by it, which is not a good thing for our country,  Trump said. Trump has called allegations of campaign collusion with Moscow a hoax. A special counsel, Robert Mueller, is conducting a probe that has led to charges against Trump s former campaign manager Paul Manafort and his associate Rick Gates. U.S. intelligence agencies have also concluded Russians interfered to tip the election in Trump s favor through hacking and releasing emails to embarrass Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and spreading social media propaganda. On Saturday, James Clapper, the former director of national intelligence, said Trump has been informed of the conclusions showing Russia s meddling.  President Trump was presented with clear and indisputable evidence that Russia interfered in the election.  Clapper told Reuters. Clapper was the national intelligence director when his office in January released the conclusion reached by the CIA, Federal Bureau of Investigation and National Security Agency that Russia had meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election told Reuters.  The fact that the President would take Putin at his word over that of the intelligence community is quite simply unconscionable,  Clapper said. Russia has repeatedly denied meddling. The Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, John McCain, took Trump to task over his comments about Putin, using the  America First  phrase that Trump invoked at the APEC summit in laying out his trade priorities.  There s nothing  America First  about taking the word of a KGB colonel over that of the American intelligence community,  McCain said in a statement. Putin is a former KGB officer and ex-head of Russia s FSB security service. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the U.S. House of Representatives intelligence committee, which is investigating the issue, accused Trump of siding with Putin over U.S. intelligence agencies.  The President fools no one. He understands that the Russians intervened through the hacking and dumping of his opponent s emails, the fruits of which he exploited time and again on the campaign trail,  Schiff said in a statement. In Danang, Putin told reporters that an alleged link between Manafort and Russia was fabricated by Trump s opponents. Putin dismissed suggestions Russia influenced the elections through political advertising. Tech companies, including Facebook, have said some Russian-bought political content spread on their platforms around the time.  There is no confirmation of our mass media meddling in election campaigns   and there can t be any,  Putin said. Trump, who had emphasized on the 2016 campaign trail that it would be nice if the United States and Russia could work together, made this case again on Saturday. He said it would benefit Washington to have good ties with Moscow so they could work together on issues including Syria s civil war, the conflict in Ukraine and the North Korean nuclear crisis.  Look, I can t stand there and argue with him, I would rather have him get out of Syria,  Trump said.  I would rather ... get to work with him on the Ukraine rather than standing and arguing.  In Vietnam, Trump and Putin agreed a joint statement that said there was no military solution to the Syrian conflict, pledged to continue  de-confliction  to ensure the U.S. and Russian militaries do not clash there, and pledged new support for the U.N.-backed  Geneva process,  which has failed to find a political solution to end the conflict. Russia has militarily supported Syrian President Bashar al-Assad while the United States has at times backed Syrian rebels against him, though the recent U.S. focus has been on defeating the Islamic State militant group that had seized parts of Syria. With Islamic State having suffered losses in Syria, Iraq and beyond, greater attention is turning to the broader conflict between Assad s forces and rebel factions. Trump hailed the joint statement.  We did it very quickly,  he told reporters.  We seem to have a very good feeling for each other, a good relationship considering we don t know each other well.  After their meeting, Putin described Trump as  a well-mannered person and comfortable to deal with.  Trump and Putin were seen chatting amicably as they walked to the position where the traditional APEC summit photo was being taken at a viewpoint looking over the South China Sea. worldnews
trump says trusts putin denials election meddlingdanang vietnam reuters president donald trump said believed president vladimir putin denied accusations russia muddled last year election despite intelligence agencies conclusion russian interference trump made comment putin met briefly summit vietnam saturday agreed joint statement supporting political solution syria seventh year civil war it first encounter two leaders since july came low relations time trump haunted investigation accusations putin influenced election brought white house putin reiterated denials interference trump said every time sees says i i really believe tells means trump told reporters aboard air force one leaving economic cooperation spec summit resort dating i think insulted good thing country trump said trump called allegations campaign collusion moscow hoax a special counsel robert mueller conducting probe led charges trump former campaign manager paul manafort associate rick gates intelligence agencies also concluded russian interfered tip election trump favor hacking releasing emails embarrass democratic candidate hillary clinton spreading social media propaganda on saturday james clipper former director national intelligence said trump informed conclusions showing russia meddling president trump presented clear indisputable evidence russia interfered election clipper told reuters clipper national intelligence director office january released conclusion reached cia federal bureau investigation national security agency russia muddled presidential election told reuters the fact president would take putin word intelligence community quite simply unconscionable clipper said russia repeatedly denied meddling the republican chairman senate armed services committee john mccain took trump task comments putin using america first phrase trump invoked spec summit laying trade priorities there nothing america first taking word kg colonel american intelligence community mccain said statement putin former kg officer russia fsb security service adam chief top democrat house representatives intelligence committee investigating issue accused trump siding putin intelligence agencies the president fools one he understands russian intervened hacking dumping opponent emails fruits exploited time campaign trail chief said statement in dating putin told reporters alleged link manafort russia fabricated trump opponents putin dismissed suggestions russia influenced elections political advertising tech companies including facebook said political content spread platforms around time there confirmation mass media meddling election campaigns putin said trump emphasized campaign trail would nice united states russia could work together made case saturday he said would benefit washington good ties moscow could work together issues including syria civil war conflict ukraine north korean nuclear crisis look i stand argue i would rather get syria trump said i would rather get work ukraine rather standing arguing in vietnam trump putin agreed joint statement said military solution syrian conflict pledged continue ensure russian militaries clash pledged new support geneva process failed find political solution end conflict russia militarily supported syrian president basal united states times backed syrian rebels though recent focus defeating islamic state militant group seized parts syria with islamic state suffered losses syria iraq beyond greater attention turning broader conflict assad forces rebel factions trump hailed joint statement we quickly told reporters we seem good feeling good relationship considering know well after meeting putin described trump person comfortable deal trump putin seen chatting amicably walked position traditional spec summit photo taken viewpoint looking south china sea worldnews
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 says he trusts Putin's denials of election meddlingDANANG, Vietnam (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said he believed President Vladimir Putin when he denied accusations that Russia meddled in last year s U.S. election, despite U.S. intelligence agencies  conclusion of Russian interference. Trump made the comment after he and Putin met briefly at a summit in Vietnam on Saturday and agreed on a joint statement supporting a political solution for Syria, now in its seventh year of civil war. It was the first encounter of the two leaders since July and came during a low in U.S.-Russia relations and at a time when Trump is haunted by an investigation into accusations that Putin influenced the election that brought him to the White House. Putin reiterated the denials of interference, Trump said.  Every time he sees me he says,  I didn t do that,  and I really believe that, when he tells me that, he means it,  Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One after leaving the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in the resort of Danang.  I think he is very insulted by it, which is not a good thing for our country,  Trump said. Trump has called allegations of campaign collusion with Moscow a hoax. A special counsel, Robert Mueller, is conducting a probe that has led to charges against Trump s former campaign manager Paul Manafort and his associate Rick Gates. U.S. intelligence agencies have also concluded Russians interfered to tip the election in Trump s favor through hacking and releasing emails to embarrass Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and spreading social media propaganda. On Saturday, James Clapper, the former director of national intelligence, said Trump has been informed of the conclusions showing Russia s meddling.  President Trump was presented with clear and indisputable evidence that Russia interfered in the election.  Clapper told Reuters. Clapper was the national intelligence director when his office in January released the conclusion reached by the CIA, Federal Bureau of Investigation and National Security Agency that Russia had meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election told Reuters.  The fact that the President would take Putin at his word over that of the intelligence community is quite simply unconscionable,  Clapper said. Russia has repeatedly denied meddling. The Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, John McCain, took Trump to task over his comments about Putin, using the  America First  phrase that Trump invoked at the APEC summit in laying out his trade priorities.  There s nothing  America First  about taking the word of a KGB colonel over that of the American intelligence community,  McCain said in a statement. Putin is a former KGB officer and ex-head of Russia s FSB security service. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the U.S. House of Representatives intelligence committee, which is investigating the issue, accused Trump of siding with Putin over U.S. intelligence agencies.  The President fools no one. He understands that the Russians intervened through the hacking and dumping of his opponent s emails, the fruits of which he exploited time and again on the campaign trail,  Schiff said in a statement. In Danang, Putin told reporters that an alleged link between Manafort and Russia was fabricated by Trump s opponents. Putin dismissed suggestions Russia influenced the elections through political advertising. Tech companies, including Facebook, have said some Russian-bought political content spread on their platforms around the time.  There is no confirmation of our mass media meddling in election campaigns   and there can t be any,  Putin said. Trump, who had emphasized on the 2016 campaign trail that it would be nice if the United States and Russia could work together, made this case again on Saturday. He said it would benefit Washington to have good ties with Moscow so they could work together on issues including Syria s civil war, the conflict in Ukraine and the North Korean nuclear crisis.  Look, I can t stand there and argue with him, I would rather have him get out of Syria,  Trump said.  I would rather ... get to work with him on the Ukraine rather than standing and arguing.  In Vietnam, Trump and Putin agreed a joint statement that said there was no military solution to the Syrian conflict, pledged to continue  de-confliction  to ensure the U.S. and Russian militaries do not clash there, and pledged new support for the U.N.-backed  Geneva process,  which has failed to find a political solution to end the conflict. Russia has militarily supported Syrian President Bashar al-Assad while the United States has at times backed Syrian rebels against him, though the recent U.S. focus has been on defeating the Islamic State militant group that had seized parts of Syria. With Islamic State having suffered losses in Syria, Iraq and beyond, greater attention is turning to the broader conflict between Assad s forces and rebel factions. Trump hailed the joint statement.  We did it very quickly,  he told reporters.  We seem to have a very good feeling for each other, a good relationship considering we don t know each other well.  After their meeting, Putin described Trump as  a well-mannered person and comfortable to deal with.  Trump and Putin were seen chatting amicably as they walked to the position where the traditional APEC summit photo was being taken at a viewpoint looking over the South China Sea. worldnews
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 says trusts putin denials election meddlingdanang vietnam reuters president donald trump said believed president vladimir putin denied accusations russia muddled last year election despite intelligence agencies conclusion russian interference trump made comment putin met briefly summit vietnam saturday agreed joint statement supporting political solution syria seventh year civil war it first encounter two leaders since july came low relations time trump haunted investigation accusations putin influenced election brought white house putin reiterated denials interference trump said every time sees says i i really believe tells means trump told reporters aboard air force one leaving economic cooperation spec summit resort dating i think insulted good thing country trump said trump called allegations campaign collusion moscow hoax a special counsel robert mueller conducting probe led charges trump former campaign manager paul manafort associate rick gates intelligence agencies also concluded russian interfered tip election trump favor hacking releasing emails embarrass democratic candidate hillary clinton spreading social media propaganda on saturday james clipper former director national intelligence said trump informed conclusions showing russia meddling president trump presented clear indisputable evidence russia interfered election clipper told reuters clipper national intelligence director office january released conclusion reached cia federal bureau investigation national security agency russia muddled presidential election told reuters the fact president would take putin word intelligence community quite simply unconscionable clipper said russia repeatedly denied meddling the republican chairman senate armed services committee john mccain took trump task comments putin using america first phrase trump invoked spec summit laying trade priorities there nothing america first taking word kg colonel american intelligence community mccain said statement putin former kg officer russia fsb security service adam chief top democrat house representatives intelligence committee investigating issue accused trump siding putin intelligence agencies the president fools one he understands russian intervened hacking dumping opponent emails fruits exploited time campaign trail chief said statement in dating putin told reporters alleged link manafort russia fabricated trump opponents putin dismissed suggestions russia influenced elections political advertising tech companies including facebook said political content spread platforms around time there confirmation mass media meddling election campaigns putin said trump emphasized campaign trail would nice united states russia could work together made case saturday he said would benefit washington good ties moscow could work together issues including syria civil war conflict ukraine north korean nuclear crisis look i stand argue i would rather get syria trump said i would rather get work ukraine rather standing arguing in vietnam trump putin agreed joint statement said military solution syrian conflict pledged continue ensure russian militaries clash pledged new support geneva process failed find political solution end conflict russia militarily supported syrian president basal united states times backed syrian rebels though recent focus defeating islamic state militant group seized parts syria with islamic state suffered losses syria iraq beyond greater attention turning broader conflict assad forces rebel factions trump hailed joint statement we quickly told reporters we seem good feeling good relationship considering know well after meeting putin described trump person comfortable deal trump putin seen chatting amicably walked position traditional spec summit photo taken viewpoint looking south china sea worldnews