Peter Casey says his children would not be married to a traveler

Presidential Vice President Peter Casey said it would not bother him if one of his children fell in love with a traveler and wanted to marry them.

And he also revealed that he "planned" to sue the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar in court, while the 39-year-old "Thunder Disaster" would have "released him".

Other revelations in a new explosive interview in Hot Press include the company's Co Derry view that a referendum should be held on the legalization of marijuana.

The 61-year-old, who has seen his support grow from 2% to over 23% during his campaign, said he thought Travelers had "overreacted" after his controversial comments which they were not an ethnic minority.

Mr. Casey insisted that it would have no problem if one of his adult children was coming home and telling him that they loved a traveler and that they wanted to marry her.

"Of course not! I will have absolutely no say on who my children fall in love with and get married to.I will give love and support to my children – and if they fall in love with A traveler and that they are happy and the traveler whom they fall in love, whether a man or a woman, treats them with love and respect, then I I would have absolutely no problem, says -he.

And responding to Taoiseach's Leo Varadkar, who called on people not to vote for him, Dragons star Den TV claimed that the Fine Gael leader "knows" that he's not racist.

Peter Casey says that he will pbad a DNA test to see if he has links to the Traveling Community.

Casey said, "He knows that I have a very special relationship with India and that I am so pbadionate about India. And he misled me. And I can not do anything about it. And he will not apologize. And he's always there to say slanderous things about me. I think Leo Varadkar is a thundering shame because he does not have the courage to stand up and say, "Okay, I was wrong for Peter Casey. He is not racist.

The Irish-born American, who wants to join the Fianna Fail and become the party leader, said he was "examining" his legal options over the Taoiseach's comments.

He added, "I think what he said was so wrong. And that's the problem, people can say things. In the words of our president, "Words hurt. Words count ». Words hurt, words count.

"And Leo should listen to the president's words, he should apologize, he's abusing his position, he should not have been involved in trying to affect the race for the presidency. It's not unconstitutional. "

Mr. Casey, who is suffering from a degenerative disc disease and who was prescribed marijuana for medical purposes while he has opioid nausea, also revealed that he would be in favor of A referendum on the legalization of marijuana.

He said, "I do not think it hurts. This does not seem to have caused huge problems in Amsterdam. The discussion should take place and people should have a vote on it. I would vote yes. "

* The full and detailed interview is available in the new Hot Press, in stores starting today (Thursday). *