Trump demands Kaepernick respect America -- even though he's called the US a 'third-world country'

Donald Trump has repeatedly said that the United States is no longer a great country -- in fact, he's repeatedly said that we're like a third-world nation.

Despite this, Trump seems awfully offended that 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is refusing to stand during the national anthem to protest police brutality against black people.

The Guardian notes that during an interview with Dori Monson on KIRO Radio, Trump said that if America is such a bad country, he should leave it and try to find a better country.

"Maybe he should find a country that works better for him," Trump said. "Let him try."

Of course, according to Trump, there are lots of countries that are better than the United States.

Remember when he kicked off his presidential campaign by bemoaning the fact that China is so much better than the U.S. at delivering infrastructure ("They have bridges that make the George Washington Bridge look like small potatoes")?

Or when he said that airports in both Dubai and Qatar positively blow our own away?

The audio of Trump trashing Kaepernick for not standing during the national anthem follows below.