Former ESPN broadcaster Keith Olbermann called on his former employer to fire Pat McAfee over his remarks about Canada. McAfee blasted Canadians for booing the U.S. anthem.

Olbermann called McAfee an “idiot” who should be fired over his outburst — when he called Canada a “terrible country” — while color commentating for WWE’s “Elimination Chamber” in Toronto on Saturday. McAfee chastised Canadian fans during the broadcast after “very loud” boos rang down during the U.S. national anthem at Rogers Centre.

The ESPN host called Canada "terrible" after anthem booing at a WWE event, later clarifying his comments on his show.

Social media is destroying Pat McAfee over his bizarre apology to Canadians after calling the nation a "terrible" country.

That’s been most apparent during professional sporting events that feature teams from both countries. Citizens from Canada have started booing the U.S. national anthem, and vice versa. It all seemingly got started at an NHL game last month (after President Trump initially announced the tariffs), and it’s continued into March.

Pat McAfee put his foot in his mouth again. The controversial ESPN and WWE host "apologized" after being lambasted by Canadians for Xenophobic comments he made about them while hosting WWE’s “Elimination Chamber” on Saturday.

Pat McAfee has been slammed for his comments about Canada and its citizens, with some calling for the ESPN to sever ties with the former NFL star over the outburst

Pat McAfee has been backed by a number of supporters after he issued an apology for his comments about Canada.