Colin Kaepernick didn’t have a good game during a snowy Sunday in Chicago, completing just one pass on five attempts for four yards before getting benched by head coach Chip Kelly.

Kaepernick, as he has done all season, took a knee during the national anthem before the game, which became a discussion point yet again for Fox and Friends following his poor on-field performance.

The show hosted a Jim Fraser, former marine and father of a fallen marine, who attended a protest against Kaepernick a day before the game. Speaking about his son, the flag, and Kapernick’s protest, Fraser didn’t hold back in his criticism of the 49ers quarterback.

“Why don’t you take that multi-million dollar contract, take a few million and invest it in programs for disadvantaged children. Or for programs, whatever your cause — which, honestly, I haven’t figured out yet — or go sign a contract to play in Cuba.”

The full segment:

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