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 U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions briefly joined in during a “Lock her up!” chant while delivering a speech to a group of conservative high school students on Tuesday, marking the latest example of President Donald Trump and his aides making aggressive gestures toward their political rivals. 
  
 Sessions was speaking about freedom of speech on college campuses when the chant broke out at the Turning Point USA High School Leadership Summit at George Washington University. 
  
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 “I like this bunch, I gotta tell ya, you’re not going to be backing down. Go get ‘em! Go get em’!” Sessions said, when the audience started yelling “Lock her up!” — a staple of Trump’s political rallies that refers to Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. 
  
 Chuckling and repeating the chant once himself, Sessions then attempted to move on before saying, “I heard that a long time over the last campaign.” 
  
 The remarkable comment by an attorney general of the United States follows other moves by Trump and his aides that have alarmed not only Trump critics but other fellow Republicans. 
  
 Trump set off a firestorm by expressing openness to handing over former U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul to Moscow for an interrogation if special counsel Robert Mueller’s team was allowed to question a dozen Russian intelligence agents indicted earlier this month. 
  
 When Putin floated the idea, Trump called it an “incredible offer” during a news conference last week. 
  
 The White House caught more heat when press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump would consider revoking the security clearances of former intelligence and law enforcement officials who have publicly criticized the president, including former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey. 
  
 Trump has also continued to revel in the “Lock her up!” chant at his rallies, and the high school student crowd at the leadership summit has broken out in the chant multiple times this week. 
  
 The summit runs through Thursday and features speakers such as Donald Trump Jr., Sen. Rand Paul, British politician Nigel Farage and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley. 
  
  ||||| Attorney General Jeff Sessions delivered a blistering attack on campus culture in front of a group of conservative high school students on Tuesday, saying that colleges are creating a generation of “supercilious snowflakes.” 
  
 “Rather than molding a generation of mature, well-informed adults, some schools are doing everything they can to create a generation of sanctimonious, sensitive, supercilious snowflakes,” Sessions said during a speech at Turning Point USA's High School Leadership Summit in Washington. 
  
 Sessions focused much of his address on railing against what he called the suppression of free speech on college campuses and hostility against conservative students. 
  
 He added that instead of fostering open debate on campus, school administrations are bowing to liberal ideologies and “coddling students” with trigger warnings, crying rooms and therapy sessions. 
  
 “Too many schools are coddling students,” Sessions said. “There was a ‘cry-in’ at Cornell after the 2016 election, therapy dogs at the University of Kansas. … I hope they had plenty of tissues.” 
  
 Referencing his time at Huntingdon College in Alabama, Sessions said that conservative students today face even tougher treatment from their more-liberal peers than they did when he was in school during the turbulent 1960s. 
  
 “The hostility was not as great then as it is today on college campuses,” he said. “Stand strong for what you believe in.” 
  
 Sessions called out a number of schools – including Middlebury College in Vermont and the University of California, Berkeley – that he says have actively tried to silence conservative speakers. 
  
 Last spring, students protested a scheduled lecture by controversial sociologist Dr. Charles Murray. The incident at Middlebury College eventually turned violent, with protesters shouting down Murray and even putting a professor in the hospital. 
  
 At Berkeley, which last year saw a number of oftentimes violent protests ahead of planned speeches by conservative figures such as Ann Coulter and Ben Shapiro, school officials have vehemently denied that they have acted to suppress conservative voices on campus or condoned any violence against them. 
  
 “This university cannot and will not tolerate the harassment of its students, particularly when they are being targeted simply as a result of who they are or what they believe in,” UC Berkeley spokesperson Dan Mogulof told Fox News earlier this year. Mogulof added that there is a common misperception that UC-Berkeley only promotes liberal ideologies. 
  
 “This is not the 1960s anymore,” he said. “Our student body is more diverse than it has ever been.” ||||| Twitter libs are outraged this morning after Attorney General Jeff Sessions chuckled along with high school students who started a “Lock her up!” (and note how CNN executive producer Jason Morrell adds his spin to the video. Nice.): 
  
 America's Attorney General laughs on stage when a group of high school students start chanting "lock her up" Keep it classy, Jeff Sessions 
  
 https://t.co/vfd7emOm2Y — 𝕁𝕒𝕤𝕠𝕟 𝕂. 𝕄𝕠𝕣𝕣𝕖𝕝𝕝 (@CNNJason) July 24, 2018 
  
 Sessions was speaking at a TPUSA conference: 
  
 From @JasonHoffman93: Students at Turning Point USA's High School Leadership Summit began chanting "Lock her up!" during Attorney General Jeff Session's Remarks at GWU in DC, prompting AG Sessions to repeat, "Lock her up!" — DJ Judd (@juddzeez) July 24, 2018 
  
 Former Hillary staffer Jesse Lehrich called it “beyond disgraceful”: 
  
 this is beyond disgraceful. https://t.co/aXaayL9COe — Jesse Lehrich (@JesseLehrich) July 24, 2018 
  
 And Obama bro Dan Pfeiffer thinks Sessions should resign “immediately” over it: 
  
 Sessions should resign from office immediately https://t.co/R8y1yOWVI6 — Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) July 24, 2018 
  
 Wait a second. Isn’t this exactly what Donald Trump wants to happen, which could then trigger the end of the Mueller investigation? 
  
 Does Pfeiffer not understand how happy President Trump would be if Jeff Sessions took that advice? 
  
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 Related: 
  
 'EDGY'! Actress Justine Bateman hopes protesters will drive Jeff Sessions out of L.A. restaurants https://t.co/E3xxPB4Qaz — Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) June 26, 2018 
  
 Judd Apatow calls Jeff Sessions 'a f**king kidnapper,' goes after Fox News https://t.co/WjauJMtCDT — Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) June 18, 2018 |||||
Output:
The attorney general gave a speech to young conservatives Tuesday in which he mocked the way colleges are "coddling" students as part of a liberal movement. But attracting far more attention is that Jeff Sessions laughed along as the high school students in the audience began chanting, "Lock her up" in reference to Hillary Clinton—and then repeated the line himself. Politico sees it as a "remarkable" utterance from the nation's top law enforcement officer, though not all coverage was as concerned with it. A story on the speech by Fox News, for example, doesn't mention it. The chant began amid Sessions' ridicule of "supercilious snowflakes" on college campuses at the Turning Point USA High School Leadership Summit. "I like this bunch, I gotta tell ya, you’re not going to be backing down. Go get 'em! Go get 'em!" he told the group. The chant then began, and Sessions, chuckling, repeated the line once himself, adding, "I heard that a long time over the last campaign." The right-wing site Twitchy rounds up outraged reaction from "Twitter libs," including former Obama adviser Dan Pfeiffer, who said Session should resign immediately. "Wait a second," points out Twitchy. "Isn't this exactly what Donald Trump wants to happen, which could then trigger the end of the Mueller investigation?" (Before Sessions spoke, Nikki Haley had a much different message to the group: Enough with trying to "own the libs" in public discourse, she urged.)