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Even Trump has not done that with any regularity, though he has a habit of urging his crowd to jeer at the reporters attending his speeches.

One can hear every squeak of the shoes, every jeer from the loudmouths, every direction from the coaches.

His first goal didn't come for four months and he missed so many chances his own fans used to jeer him.

Between the more recent “soft on crime” jeer and Bill Clinton–era “tough on crime” policy, Rollins echoes a middle-of-the-road message that Harris has long touted: being “smart on crime.”

For a moment, it sounded like some in the crowd would jeer, but Ms Harris quickly moved on to the plight of Palestinians, saying that the scale of their suffering was “heartbreaking”.