Kanter Freedom responds to WNBA player calling US 'trash': 'I hope people realize how good we have it'

Former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom sounds off on 'Hannity' after Natasha Cloud bashes USA.

Former New York Knicks and Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter Freedom responded to attacks on America from a fellow national basketball player, saying that no one in the country should take for granted all the freedoms and prosperity potential we have.

Prior to Independence Day, WNBA Washington Mystics guard Natasha Cloud published a Twitter thread calling America "trash in so many ways" and claiming the nation "oppresses marginalized groups that we have targeted since the beginning of times."

Kanter Freedom replied at the time that he was heartbroken over her comments, saying he cannot believe how "uneducated" many athletes are about the state of liberty in other countries around the world.

"That’s why I’m offering her or anyone, whenever their season is over, I will buy their ticket – first class, don’t worry – and I would like to take them to some of these regimes out there," he told Fox News. "She just doesn’t know any better, or worse, she’s just hating on this beautiful country."

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Enes Kanter Freedom, Natasha Cloud (Getty Images)

Cloud replied, saying she respects Kanter Freedom, but asked he have the same respect for her "lived experience" as a Black gay woman in America.

On "Hannity," Kanter Freedom responded oncemore, saying that he knows firsthand what it's like to be truly targeted and oppressed by one's home country. While Cloud hails from Marple Township, Pa., Kanter Freedom was raised in Turkey.

He said he still has a ₺1,000,000 bounty on his head from Turkish President Recep Erdogan, whom he has called a "dictator" and compared to former German