Former Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon, who once won a Super Bowl in the 1980s, is livid with president Joe Biden over what he calls a border crisis. He also took Biden to task for failing to adequately regulate the budding marijuana industry.
“I’d close the [darn] borders for one and then go find all the people that got in here illegally,” McMahon said during an appearance on Fox News. “It’s ridiculous. We’re paying all this money as taxpayers, and it’s not helping us at all. We’re sending it all overseas, you know. Who knows where we’re sending it, but it’s not being used here in the States.”
“You look at California,” he said. “They get the most money every year for homelessness, and they got the worst homeless population in the country or probably the world. There’s just so many things going wrong. We got to just stop the crazy spending and printing money and close our borders and let’s clean house.”
McMahon also took time to tout his new cannabis business.
“We’re trying to bring awareness, not only to the cannabis industry but things that are going bad in this country,” McMahon said of the campaign he and Turley have started.
“We’re going to make a little bit of noise,” McMahon said about Revenat, a company he founded with former All-Pro offensive lineman Kyle Turley.
“We might get some votes just for the cannabis part. We’re gonna have some fun with it. We’re gonna try and grow our brand and make people aware about this plant. We’ll see what happens.”
[Fox News]
