text: newtown pa./new york republican presidential candidate donald trump gain democratic rival hillary clinton among american voters week cut lead nearly half accord reuters/ipsos poll release friday poll data show trump argument nov. election rig resonate members party remember folks rig system trump tell pennsylvania rally friday get get vote get watch system totally rig clinton lead trump 44 percent 40 percent accord oct. 14-20 reuters/ipsos poll 4-point lead compare 44 percent clinton 37 percent trump oct. 7-13 poll release last week average national opinion poll realclearpolitics show clinton 6.2 percentage point ahead 48.1 percent support trump 41.9 percent trump slat give speech saturday gettysburg pennsylvania best know site decisive civil war battle cemetery place republican president abraham lincoln deliver famous address aid tell reporters friday night trump would make close argument voters speech preview would first 100 days white house think site fit term understand positive vision republican party aide say trump campaign throw crisis 2005 video release month show brag grope kiss women since face accusations say absolutely false make improper sexual advance women decades reuters/ipsos survey find 63 percent americans include third republicans believe new york real estate mogul commit sexual assault past reuters contact poll respondents say felt trump likely commit sexual assault still support candidacy answer generally whatever trump women past less important may president trump rally fletcher north carolina harold garren 75 say skeptical complaints women trump behavior believe 30 years late garren say garren also shrug trump lewd brag women catch 2005 tape use barnyard language garren say clarify young know good candidates spend friday battleground state vote could swing either way clinton 68 campaign ohio trump 70 north carolina pennsylvania trump voice lack usual energy third rally one day tell voters newtown pennsylvania vote else would waste lot time energy money trump coy whether accept result election clinton beat reuters/ipsos data show half republicans would accept clinton president nearly 70 percent say clinton victory would illegal vote vote rig trump crowd chant lock rally johnstown pennsylvania declare clinton corrupt globalist reference campaign document release wikileaks clinton quote advocate free trade open border chant go around room several second trump respond worry whole thing look into new york businessman assertion election rig refusal commit accept outcome election lose challenge cornerstone american democracy outrage democrats many republicans ask would commit peaceful transition power wednesday debate trump reply say tell time keep suspense ok ohio friday clinton call refusal unprecedented make mistake threaten democracy tell rally cleveland know country difference leadership dictatorship right peaceful transition power one things set us apart clinton say trump offer widely accept evidence back claim vote-rigging numerous study show u.s. election system run state sound trump tell early rally fletcher north carolina want regret whether work hard enough win election urge followers get vote win lose draw almost sure people come go win happy say work get everybody there trump gain clinton poll show 'rigged message resonate
input: 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: newtown pa./new york republican presidential candidate donald trump gain democratic rival hillary clinton among american voters week cut lead nearly half accord reuters/ipsos poll release friday poll data show trump argument nov. election rig resonate members party remember folks rig system trump tell pennsylvania rally friday get get vote get watch system totally rig clinton lead trump 44 percent 40 percent accord oct. 14-20 reuters/ipsos poll 4-point lead compare 44 percent clinton 37 percent trump oct. 7-13 poll release last week average national opinion poll realclearpolitics show clinton 6.2 percentage point ahead 48.1 percent support trump 41.9 percent trump slat give speech saturday gettysburg pennsylvania best know site decisive civil war battle cemetery place republican president abraham lincoln deliver famous address aid tell reporters friday night trump would make close argument voters speech preview would first 100 days white house think site fit term understand positive vision republican party aide say trump campaign throw crisis 2005 video release month show brag grope kiss women since face accusations say absolutely false make improper sexual advance women decades reuters/ipsos survey find 63 percent americans include third republicans believe new york real estate mogul commit sexual assault past reuters contact poll respondents say felt trump likely commit sexual assault still support candidacy answer generally whatever trump women past less important may president trump rally fletcher north carolina harold garren 75 say skeptical complaints women trump behavior believe 30 years late garren say garren also shrug trump lewd brag women catch 2005 tape use barnyard language garren say clarify young know good candidates spend friday battleground state vote could swing either way clinton 68 campaign ohio trump 70 north carolina pennsylvania trump voice lack usual energy third rally one day tell voters newtown pennsylvania vote else would waste lot time energy money trump coy whether accept result election clinton beat reuters/ipsos data show half republicans would accept clinton president nearly 70 percent say clinton victory would illegal vote vote rig trump crowd chant lock rally johnstown pennsylvania declare clinton corrupt globalist reference campaign document release wikileaks clinton quote advocate free trade open border chant go around room several second trump respond worry whole thing look into new york businessman assertion election rig refusal commit accept outcome election lose challenge cornerstone american democracy outrage democrats many republicans ask would commit peaceful transition power wednesday debate trump reply say tell time keep suspense ok ohio friday clinton call refusal unprecedented make mistake threaten democracy tell rally cleveland know country difference leadership dictatorship right peaceful transition power one things set us apart clinton say trump offer widely accept evidence back claim vote-rigging numerous study show u.s. election system run state sound trump tell early rally fletcher north carolina want regret whether work hard enough win election urge followers get vote win lose draw almost sure people come go win happy say work get everybody there trump gain clinton poll show 'rigged message resonate