Psaki says police ‘too often’ use ‘unnecessary force’ that results in ‘Black and brown deaths’

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in a daily briefing Friday that “too often” law enforcement uses “unnecessary force” that results in the death of “Black and brown Americans.” 

"I have not spoken with him this morning. I expect I'll see him later this morning. I will say for those of us who did watch that video, it is certainly chilling and a reminder that across the country there are far too many communities where there is violence that is impacting that too often in this country," Psaki said. "Law enforcement uses unnecessary force, too often resulting in the death of black and brown Americans. "The president, again, has repeatedly said that he believes we need police reform. That's what he says he's calling for Congress to send to his desk," the press secretary continued. "There's an independent investigation, as you well know, and certainly we'll see that play itself through."