Not everyone is buying Pat McAfee’s explanation for his criticism of the Toronto crowd at the WWE Elimination Chamber event. In fact, former ESPN star Keith Olbermann used McAfee’s response as an opportunity to call on his former employer to fire the former All-Pro punter.

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.

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

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.

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