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An armed California man threatening to kill Justice Brett Kavanaugh was arrested early Wednesday near the judge's home as critics blame the White House for dangerous rhetoric leading up to the incident.
The "Outnumbered" panel slammed the Biden administration for refusing to condemn protests at judges' homes as America continues to await the Roe v. Wade opinion.
"I do not want this to get worse," co-host Kayleigh McEnany said. "We don't even have the opinion out yet, so let's all stay calm. There is no place for violence."
Co-host Harris Faulkner noted it is prohibited to threaten judges and jurors, despite former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki encouraging peaceful protests at justices' homes over the leaked draft opinion.
"You have to go back and deal with the record that is there with Jen Psaki," co-host Harris Faulkner said. "It needs to come from the man who said, well, you know, Kyrsten Sinema got followed in the bathroom by some angry men who didn't like policy… That's politics. It needs to come from Biden."
Psaki encouraged peaceful protests outside the justices' homes, despite the fact they are protected from intimidation, influence, and threats under federal law.
