Actor John Cusack faced pushback on social media after he was caught not standing for a military salute at a Cubs game at Wrigley Field Wednesday night.

“I didn’t stand up for Boeing military salute - fast enough for some maga f--- - see?” he tweeted in his defense. The "Hot Tub Time Machine" star was apparently referring to President Trump supporters.

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In another post he clarified that he supports the troops and wants them to come home. "Being anti war - is pro troops - pro human -" he added.

Cusack tweeted that he eventually stood up “just not on que - like an Obedient pet.”

The “Say Anything” actor has been a vocal critic of the president and has called for his impeachment and removal from office, according to The Hill. “Trump. Wraps himself in the us flag - literarily hugs it . You think he’s a patriot?” he asked rhetorically on Twitter Wednesday.

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In 2008, Cusack made a comedy critical of the Iraq war called “War, Inc.” about the problems with privatizing the military.