Pat McAfee shared a PSA after he blasted Canada due to Canadian fans booing the Star Spangled Banner at a WWE wrestling match in Toronto on Saturday night.

Pat McAfee wants to shake hands and move on. The beginning of WWE Elimination Chamber sparked plenty of controversy, as the crowd at the Rogers Centre in Toronto booed the singing of “The Star-Spangled Banner”.

Pat McAfee addresses his comments towards Canada at WWE Elimination Chamber. McAfee was upset at the fans in Toronto for booing the US National Anthem, calling out the fans to start the show. On his show on Monday, McAfee addressed the booing and his comments.

At this point in Pat McAfee's broadcasting career, anything he says, even on his own show, that is related to professional wrestling should be taken with

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 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

Former ESPN star and MSNBC host Keith Olbermann has had enough of Pat McAfee on the ESPN airwaves. 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.