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Dana Loesch obliterates Jen Psaki's attempt to blame crime surge in US cities on lack of gun control

The crime surge in U.S. cities was a topic of discussion at today’s White House briefing, and press secretary Jen Psaki took Rahm Emanuel’s old advice of “never let a crisis go to waste” and used it as an opportunity to stay on the Democrat narrative:

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Psaki also said the crime surge can be partly attributed to Covid restrictions being lifted:

Well, that’s one way to look at it. Another way is to look at it honestly, and Dana Loesch replaced what Psaki said with the truth:

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All while Kamala Harris helped raise bail money to free those arrested for rioting and looting.

At least they’re predictable.

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