Trump rips athletes kneel anthem, Black Lives Matter calls a "Marxist group

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President Trump called Black Lives Matter Marxist group on Wednesday, reducing the professional athletes kneeling before the national anthem.

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Black Lives Matter, when did it start? Marching across the street shouting 'pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon'. They were talking about police officers and women, "Trump toldFox & Friends.

“Suddenly this gets an atmosphere of great respect. Well, how does it start there? It is a Marxist group. It is a Marxist group that is not looking for good things for our country and now I see these competitions all kneeling.

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ACL'sremarks came after an Oklahoma state legislator debedreigde Oklahoma City Thunder with belastingstraffenals players ahead of their match Saturday knelt during the national anthem.

State Representative Sean Roberts, R-Hominy, said in a statement on Friday that the NBA supported the Black Lives Matter by kneeling and had the goal of unmasking the police and "its efforts to destroy nuclear families."

 

By kneeling while playing the national anthem, the NBA and its players show respect for the American flag and everything it stands for. This anti-patriotic act makes it clear that the NBA supports the Black Lives Matter group and aims to undermine our nation's police, its ties to Marxism and its efforts to destroy nuclear families, "said Roberts. The Oklahoman.

Trump said Americans should stand for the flag.

"If I see people kneeling while playing and disrespecting our flag and disrespecting our national anthem, then I personally turn off the game and the basketball ratings are way below," Trump said.

"I've heard that some others are far below, including baseball. Suddenly baseball is at stake. We must stand up for our flag, we must stand up for our country, we must stand up for our national anthem, and many people agree with me. Hey, if I'm wrong, I lose an election and I'm fine with that. I always stand for our country and our flag.

"FoxNews Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.