Jack Brewer joined Fox News to discuss the meaning of the 4th of July.

In a recent appearance on Fox News, former NFL player and chairman of the Jack Brewer Foundation, Jack Brewer, who also serves as Chair of the Center for Opportunity Now and Vice Chair of the Center for 1776 at the America First Policy Institute (AFPI), shared his thoughts on the significance of the 4th of July. Brewer emphasized the importance of patriotism and faith, highlighting the actions of athletes like Jonathan Isaac, who stood for the national anthem during the 2020 pandemic when many chose to kneel. Brewer praised Isaac as a role model for standing firm in his beliefs, despite the pressures from his peers and society.

Isaac's commitment to his faith and country is exemplified by his success in securing an $84 million contract, showcasing his resilience and dedication. Brewer sees Isaac as an inspiration for young people, underscoring the value of perseverance and integrity.

Brewer called for a revival of patriotism, urging Americans to appreciate the freedoms and liberties the country offers. He criticized the extreme ideologies that have emerged in recent years, particularly in response to incidents like the George Floyd tragedy. According to Brewer, these movements often push radical agendas that do not align with the core values of faith and love for the country.

As Americans celebrate Independence Day, Brewer’s message serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding the principles of faith, patriotism, and unity that define the nation. He hopes that figures like Isaac will continue to inspire others to stand up for their beliefs and contribute positively to society.