Rob O'Neill: Colin Kaepernick "Protests About Discrimination While Wearing A Fidel Castro Shirt... Are You Out Of Your Mind?"

In an appearance on Tuesday's edition of 'Fox & Friends,' Rob O'Neill, the Navy SEAL credited with killing Osama bin Laden, responds to the wave of protests in the NFL inspired by Colin Kaepernick:





ROB O'NEILL: When I see the [American] flag, I think of Iwo Jima, Normandy, the guys who went into the bin Laden compound, 9/11.



How about after the anthem, then take a knee?







Or how about everyone wears a black glove? Or something like that?



Protest in a different way. We've got people who don't understand what's going on... He gave a protest about discrimination while wearing a Fidel Castro shirt -- are you out of your mind?



Did he go to history class? I have no idea what he is talking about. It is the wrong way to do it.



Every widow I've talked to, every veteran I've talked to -- you can't take a knee during the national anthem, and say, but I also support the troops.



No you don't. It doesn't matter what color you are when you go to Afghanistan and get killed -- you come back in Red, White, and Blue.



