Psaki Refuses to Condemn Democrat Rep. Maxine Waters’ Incitement to Violence and Call For BLM to “Get More Confrontational” (VIDEO)

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Monday refused to condemn Democrat Rep. Maxine Waters’ incitement to violence and call for BLM to “get more confrontational.”

Maxine Waters on Saturday night marched in Brooklyn Center, MN and told the Black Lives Matter extremists to be “more confrontational.”

The 82-year-old California congresswoman broke the curfew set in place to curb rioting and marched after midnight with the far-left extremists that have been terrorizing Brooklyn Center.

“We’ve got to stay in the streets, and we’ve got to demand justice,” Waters told the militant leftists.

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“We’re looking for a guilty verdict,” the representative added, speaking of Chauvin.

The Minnesota National Guard was fired at in a drive by shooting in north Minneapolis early Sunday morning — just hours after Mad Maxine incited violence.

GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene created a petition demanding Representative Waters be expelled from Congress.

Psaki refused to condemn Maxine Waters’ call for violence.

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