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Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Clinton is Positive . Story highlights Sen. Susan Collins said Clinton lawyer Marc Elias should be recalled to the Senate intelligence committee
In closed-door meetings with congressional Russia investigators in recent weeks   Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and former Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz  denied knowing who funded Fusion's opposition research  three sources familiar with the matter told CNN last week
" They  absolutely need to be recalled " the Maine Republican said on CBS's "Face the Nation." "It's difficult to imagine that a campaign chairman  that the head of the DNC would not know of an expenditure of this magnitude and significance  but perhaps there's something more going on here."
A source familiar with the matter told CNN on Tuesday that the law firm Perkins Coie  as part of its representation of the Clinton campaign and the DNC  retained Fusion GPS and entered "into an engagement for research services that began in April 2016 and concluded before the election in early November."

Answer: yes


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Hillary Clinton is Negative . The trend to this point gives a distinct edge to the Democrats. While roughly the same number of lawmakers in both parties are leaving their seats to run for higher office  just nine House Democrats are retiring outright or have already resigned  compared with 24 Republicans. (House members running for other offices often count as retirements  because itâs usually impractical or illegal to run for multiple positions at the same time.) Including those members who are leaving to run for another office  there will be 17 open House seats vacated by Democrats and 35 for Republicans. Democratic victories last November in gubernatorial and state legislative races in Virginia and New Jersey could spur more retirements among Republicans worried about the national political environment under Trump. And although Democrats must defend far more Senate seats than Republicans in 2018âincluding several in states that Donald Trump wonâall of the partyâs incumbents are currently running for reelection. The retirements of Corker and Flake  along with a Democratic victory in Decemberâs special election in Alabama  give Democrats an outside chance at retaking the Senate majority. In the House  theyâll need to pick up 24 seats  and the more Republicans retire in districts that  Hillary Clinton  carried last year  the more the GOP majority is at risk. Data sources: Each districtâs presidential-election results are from the Daily Kos. House and Senate election results are from the Associated Press.
2012 Senate election: +3.9 Flake He decided to leave after a single term rather than wage what would have been a brutal fight for reelection  first in a primary against a hard-right Trump backer  Kelli Ward  and then  if he won  against a centrist Democrat  Representative Kyrsten Sinema  in the general election. Flake had lost his base in Arizona: His criticism of Trump in his recent book  Conscience of a Conservative  alienated the presidentâs GOP backers  while his conservative voting record put off Democrats. Orrin Hatch  Utah 2016 presidential election: +17.9 Trump over Hillary Clinton; +23.8 Trump over Evan McMullin
2014 Senate election: +10.24 Franken Under pressure from fellow Democrats  Franken announced in December he would resign âin the coming weeksâ after multiple women came forward to accuse him of inappropriate sexual behavior. Most of the allegations involved Franken groping women while taking a photo. His resignation means there will be a special Senate election in 2018 in a state that Hillary Clinton barely carried in 2016. House Republicans Retiring Outright Steve Helber / AP Bob Goodlatte  Virginia 6th district 2016 presidential election: +24.8 Trump
2016 House election: +0.52 Issa Issa in January became one of the most recognizable House Republicans to announce his retirement. A former chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee  he served as the chief congressional inquisitor of the Obama administration for several years. Issa is annually ranked as one of the wealthiest members of Congress  having co-founded the company behind the Viper car alarm (for which he famously provided the voice). But he was in for the fight of his life to win reelection after nearly losing in 2016 in a district that  Hillary Clinton  carried over Donald Trump.

Answer: no


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Rex Tillerson is Positive . President Trump brushed aside reports that  he is considering replacing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson   though multiple news outlets say  Tillerson  could be shown the door within weeks.
Pressed about those reports Thursday morning during an Oval Office meeting  Trump said only: "He's here.  Rex  is here."
At the State Department briefing in the afternoon  spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Tillerson "remains the secretary of state and as long as he is serving at the pleasure of the president he ... will continue to do that job." She noted that  Tillerson  visited the White House twice on Thursday. But when asked whether  Tillerson  discussed the reports with the president  Nauert said  "Not to my knowledge."
The New York Times and other outlets are reporting that  Tillerson  could be replaced by CIA Director Mike Pompeo. In turn  Sen. Tom Cotton  R-Ark.  is reportedly a top contender to take Pompeo's place running the spy agency.
 Tillerson  â a former CEO of Exxon Mobil â has had a rocky tenure at the State Department.  He  came into the position with no government or diplomatic experience and has frequently found  himself  at odds with the president on issues such as the value of the Iran nuclear deal and the standoff between Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
In early October  reports surfaced that  Tillerson  had called the president a "moron." He pointedly did not dispute those accounts.
 Tillerson  was thought to have an ally in White House chief of staff John Kelly. But according to reports  which NPR has not independently confirmed  Kelly crafted the plan to replace the secretary. Pompeo has risen in the president's estimation during frequent White House intelligence briefings. And Cotton's views are closely aligned with Trump's on Iran and immigration.
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders echoed the president's comment that  Tillerson  has not been replaced.
Sen. Bob Corker  R-Tenn.  who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee  defended  Tillerson . He said he'd spoken by phone with the secretary on Thursday  and that  Tillerson  is carrying on business as usual.
He acknowledged  Tillerson  has been a frequent target of negative rumors.

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yes