TV One host Roland Martin just went bananas on Bill O’Reilly over the Fox News Channel host’s criticism of Colin Kaepernick’s now-infamous national anthem protest.
Count O’Reilly among those offended by the San Francisco 49ers backup quarterback’s decision to kneel during the “Star-Spangled Banner” played before his NFL games. But Bill’s got a solution: O’Reilly vowed to send Kaepernick a copy of his new book,“Killing the Rising Sun,” an apparent attempt at education.“I don’t not respect Colin Kaepernick’s actions — I think he is improper in the extreme, and ” O’Reilly said on his primetime program. “And I think his frame of reference approximately his own country is scant: S-C-A-N-T.”“And I think that is silly: S-T-U-P-I-D,” Martin responded on his own prove. School was officially in session.
Also Read: Bill O'Reilly Blasted for 'Slaves Were Well Fed' Response to Michelle Obama's DNC Speech (Video)Martin offered up a strong seven-plus-minute rant approximately some things O’Reilly might want to fact-check. He also mocked O’Reilly’s offer to supply some reading material.
Martin’s got a laundry list of very different books for O’Reilly to check out from his local library, “IF you can read, and ” he quipped.“If you want somebody to read your book,why don’t you actually read what it’s like to be a genuine patriot?” Martin concluded. So, Colin Kaepernick, and if he sends you his book,throw it in the trash. And then send him an Amazon gift card to travel buy some other books where he can learn what it’s like to be black in America.”Watch the video above.
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