Rep. Jasmine Crockett defends Dem rhetoric like calling Trump 'wannabe Hitler' in wake of Kirk shooting

"Even if it came from someone on our side of the aisle, let's assume the worst, OK, so let's talk about it," she said. "Let's talk about what 'radicalized' him."

She went on to point the finger at Trump. 

"So, we've got to talk about like what it means when you're running for president, or you're running for one of these higher offices, and you go out there and you talk about beating people up, you go out there and you say things like, 'I could shoot somebody in the middle of the street in New York and I could still win,'" she said. 

During the same interview, she argued the vast majority of mass shootings are linked to "White supremacy ideology."

"It's always some White supremacy kind of thing that's going on. It's not Black folk that are going out there, it's not immigrants that are going out there. But what cities are we going into? Black cities, because we are supposedly the ones that commit all the crime," she said.

"What on earth did Jasmine Crockett mean when she said she wasn't 'necessarily' encouraging her supporters to hurt Republicans? It sure sounds like she's justifying political violence," Jackson said. "She needs to clarify this immediately. Her comments are not only deeply troubling, but they only serve to further divide and radicalize her left-wing supporters - and it's despicable that she would try and point fingers at President Trump for the assassination of his dear friend, Charlie Kirk."