Michael Strahan is setting the record straight on his national anthem controversy. The TV personality, 52, spoke out days after backlash ignited when he didn’t put his hand over his heart during “The Star-Spangled Banner” on Fox NFL’s live Veteran’s Day tribute.

Former NFL star Michael Strahan drew the ire of fans on social media after his ill-advised actions during the national anthem on Sunday. The four-time First-Team All-Pro is being slammed for keeping his hands in front of him while “The Star-Spangled Banner” played as FOX broadcast its pregame show from the San Diego Naval Base before Veteran’s Day.

Michael Strahan posted a video addressing the controversy he caused by not having his hand over his heart during the national anthem. He also discusses incident with reporter.

Michael Strahan says he's 'not proud' of throwing a reporter's phone and addresses his national anthem controversy on Instagram. In a video obtained by the 'Daily Mail,' the 'Good Morning America' anchor snatches the phone of a journalist waiting outside his New York City home,

Michael Strahan continues to face backlash from people, primarily conservatives, who feel that he disrespected the troops on Veterans Day. On Sunday, he visited the San Diego Naval base with his Fox Sports colleagues.

Michael Strahan breaks his silence after being deluged with hate from conservatives for not putting his hand on his heart during the national anthem.