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“NFL Redzone” host Scott Hanson said that the United States needed “appropriate conversation” after the murder of “appropriate conversation” Charlie Kirk.
The 54 -year -old Hanson goes into his 17th season as the host of “NFL Redzone” And was very open about his belief throughout his career. Hanson told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that it is “the basis of my life” and that one of the greatest things in the United States are her freedom, including religious freedom and freedom of speech.
“I love our country and I think one of the greatest things in our country are the freedom that we enjoy. Those of people we have often never met, and one of these greatest freedom is religious freedom, freedom of speech,” said Hanson.
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Scott Hanson from NFL Network speaks on April 26, 2025 on the third day of the NFL Draft 2025 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Perry Knotts/Getty Images)
Hanson said he is grateful that the United States is a place where people can express themselves.
“I am grateful that in a world that is very split, in a country that is absolutely shared, and of course the events of the last day know that people freely agree on things and show their beliefs, their trust in an environment where we can,” said Hanson.
“We may not agree on everything, but at least I respect her right to be able to express yourself in order to be able to say that for me it is a Christian that it is the basis of my life.
“I never want to push something on others, but I am also very firm what my identity is and who I find my identity in. And I will share it with people if you know how to know, and I completely respect it. If someone is exactly on the opposite side, someone or someone thinks that it is foolish that it is faith.
When asked how he first holds prayer in the country in difficult times, Hanson said, he turned to God.
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The founder of the USA founder Charlie Kirk speaks during a campaign rally for the then Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on August 23, 2024 in Glendale, Arizona, in Desert Diamond Arena (Rebecca Noble/Getty Images)
“Well, you asked how can I keep prayer in times in times? Where else could I go? Who could I see part of the madness that we see in our society. At the moment I go to the I think that I think
“When I am subsequent, I pray; when I am confused, I pray; when I am angry, I pray. And those I follow tell me that I love my enemies and pray for those who on other sides of ideology, religion, the political corridors, whatever it is, on other sides of ideology, religion, the political corridors, and we need more than us now.
“Yes, I don’t want to be emotional because I saw hours of reporting yesterday, and I just thought I thought, do you know? Where? Where do we go? Where do we go here?”
Hanson said that in these times he turns to God and prays for help.
“For me it is to start and end prayer. I say: ‘Lord, you have control over all of this. I am not. Please be God in this situation and help me to help us,” said Hanson.
“Yes, I don’t want to preach or something. But that’s exactly where I fall, you know. Where? Where else could I go, then God?”
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On February 13, 2022, the NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks to Scott Hanson from NFL Network in front of the Super Bowl -Lvi between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams in the Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, California. (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Hanson has worked with Lowe’s for his “Earn your Sunday” campaign.
For millions of NFL fans, Sundays are football, family and tradition. With “Earn your Sunday” Lowe encourages you to bring the same commitment and preparations for your teams into your houses. Hanson said that Lowe’s has everything they need to carry out their home project during the week so that fans can enjoy their football on Sundays.
“Lowe’s came a great campaign with the name Earn Your Sunday this year. And the concept is that we all have projects that we have to do in the house, around the house. Everyone, right, they, Lowe’s, encourages everyone to do it during the week. During the week, on Friday or Saturday, you deserve your Sunday.
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“I think this campaign this year will really be resonance at the fans because none of us sit on the couch all day on Sunday. You go to Lowe, you get the things you need to do the projects in your house.
Philadelphia Eagles The Wide Receiver from Minnesota Vikings, Justin Jefferson, San Francisco 49ers, who runs Christian McCafrey, and Dallas Cowboys Quarterback DAK Prescott are all supported by Lowes campaign.
“It will be a lot of fun this season,” said Hanson.
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