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[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Theresa May is Negative . MANCHESTER  England (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson offered Theresa May unsolicited public advice about how to make Brexit a success on Tuesday  delicately testing the extent of the prime ministerâs weakened authority while pledging overt loyalty.
After praising May for winning a snap June election which lost  her  party its majority in parliament  Johnson used his main speech to say that  her  top ministers were united behind âevery syllableâ of  her  Brexit plans set out last month in Florence.
âThe whole country owes  her  a debt for  her  steadfastness in taking Britain forward  as  she  will  to a great Brexit deal  based on that Florence speech on whose every syllable  I can tell you  the whole cabinet is united â Johnson said.
 British Prime Minister Theresa May  is pictured in  her  hotel room as  she  prepares  her  conference speech that  she  will deliver to  her  party's annual conference  tomorrow  in Manchester Central conference center  in Manchester  Britain  October 3  2017. REUTERS/Christopher Furlong/ Pool
Ahead of Johnsonâs speech   May  had repeatedly faced questions from reporters about whether  she  would sack Johnson after he appeared to undermine  her  Brexit strategy by setting out his own vision.  She  has sidestepped those questions.
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[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Team Trump is Neutral . As Hanson explains  using a document paid for by the Clinton campaign (the discredited Russian dossier)  the Obama administration engaged in an unprecedented abuse of power through the FISA courts as a means to spy on the  Trump  campaign  and  as we now know  this of course included actual wiretaps.
This brazen spying and the overall Russia hoax was almost certainly the âinsurance policyâ Strzok and Page discussed with McCabe in the event of an unlikely  Trump  victory.
But even if  Trump  had lost  that policy was still going to be used by President Hillary and  her  minions within the media and federal law enforcement as a bludgeon to personally destroy  Trump  as a Russian stooge â and by extension  to destroy his MAGA movement  which terrifies the political and media establishment even more than the Tea Party.
However   Trump  did win  and as we now know  almost immediately after this victory the âinsurance policyâ was given the green-light. The first wave of this insurance policy came in the form of unceasing leaks to the Deep Stateâs most reliable co-conspirators â a compliant media.
If they did not already know  it was through these illegal leaks that the media learned that the Obama administration had spied on  Team Trump  both during and after the election. Although they now regret reporting this fact  we know the media knew about Obamaâs spying because  time and again and again  the media gleefully reported the fact that the Obama administration had spied on  Team Trump  (these media reports are all documented in detail here).
You see  in their own fevered minds  the media seemed certain that if the public was told that  Trump âs collusion with the Russians was so serious  his  team had to be surveilled by federal law enforcement   his  presidency would be over even before it began. Hence  the insurance policy.
What the Deep State and its media collaborators did not count on  though  was  Trump .
On March 4  early on a Saturday morning   Trump  tweeted  âTerrible! Just found out that Obama had my âwires tappedâ in Trump Tower just before the victory. Nothing found. This is McCarthyism!â â and this tweet blew the #ReleaseTheMemo scandal wide open.
So soothed were media provincials by the velvet-lined bubbleâs reassurance that  Trump  had no chance of becoming president  they did not plan far enough about what to do if  Trump  won.
And so  after  Trump  did win  for two whole weeks  the media did something it had not done for eight years  albeit accidentally â told the truth about the Obama administrationâs unprecedented politicization of the surveillance state.
[A]: no


[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Bob Corker is Positive . Sen. Bob Corker  is tripling down on  his  criticism of President Trump as a leader  telling ABC News today that  he  believes the "utterly untruthful" commander in chief is "debasing" the United States.
"I don't think there's any question that that's the case  just in the way  he  conducts  himself  and goes to such a low level. I just â I do " Corker  R-Tenn.  said of Trump in an interview on Capitol Hill.
 Corker  added  "The worst of it is going to be the whole debasing of our nation. I think that will be the contribution that hurts our nation most."
After the two engaged in a war of words this morning   Corker  said Trump wasn't being truthful.Asked whether he considered the president a liar   Corker  said  they  don't use that "word in  our  family" but reiterated Trump is "utterly untruthful.""You would think he would try to focus on things where there wasn't a witness  but the whole world is a witness to these untruths "  Corker  said.As for whether he regrets supporting Trump during the campaign and the early days of his administration   Corker  smiled and asked  "What do you think?""There were many people. I was one of those that hoped he would rise to the occasion as president and aspire to lead our nation instead of dividing it "  Corker  said  adding  "[Trump] hasn't risen to the occasion."Corker earlier this morning stood by his Oct. 8 remarks criticizing the White House as an "adult day care center" and arguing that Trump is putting the United States on a path toward "World War III.""I don't make comments I haven't thought about  " Corker  said Tuesday on " Good Morning America ."His remarks on "GMA" triggered a Twitter exchange after Trump responded that  Corker   who's not running for re-election  "couldn't get elected dog catcher " and  Corker  then called Trump "an utterly untruthful president."
 Bob Corker   who helped President O give us the bad Iran Deal & couldn't get elected dog catcher in Tennessee  is now fighting Tax Cuts.... â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 24  2017
... Corker  dropped out of the race in Tennesse when I refused to endorse him  and now is only negative on anything Trump. Look at his record! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 24  2017
 Corker 's office denied that he asked for Trump's endorsement  instead saying that Trump urged  Corker  to run for re-election.
The senator was an early Trump ally  endorsing him during the presidential campaign. But  Corker  has since been wary of how Trump is handling the presidency â in particular   his  treatment of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
"When you look at the fact that we've got this issue in North Korea and the president continues to kneecap his diplomatic representative  the secretary of state  and really move him away from successful diplomatic negotiations with China  which is key to this  you're taking us on a path to combat  " Corker  said on "Good Morning America" today.
 He  added that when it comes to the diplomatic efforts underway to handle the rising tensions with North Korea   he  would like for Trump to "leave it to the professionals for a while."
"The president undermines our secretary of state [and] raises tensions in the area by virtue of the tweets that he sends out  " Corker  said.
Another negotiation  Corker  wants Trump to stay out of is the tax debate.
With Trump planning to travel to Capitol Hill today to pitch his tax overhaul to Senate Republicans during their policy lunch   Corker  told "Good Morning America " "What I hope is going to happen is the president will leave this effort  if you will  to the tax-writing committees  let them do their work and not begin taking things off the table that ought to be debated in these committees at the proper time."
Asked whether he buys the administration's argument that economic growth under its tax plan will cut the deficit by a trillion dollars   Corker  remained hesitant  " We 'll have to see. Obviously   we  need to look at scoring mechanisms and go through the process."
As the chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations   Corker  also weighed in this morning on the Oct. 4 ambush in Niger. The Pentagon has opened an investigation into the attack amid questions about how the mission went awry led to the deaths of four U.S. service members.
"Those details we don't know  but we do know in that general area there are a lot of people that wish us harm  " Corker  said.
[A]:
no