The Untold Story with Martha MacCallum

Tony Robbins shares how childhood hunger shaped him and highlights two humanitarian efforts, including a new song project raising awareness about global starvation.

Dr. Robert Redfield's new book, Redfield's Warning, recounts U.S. COVID-19 missteps, warns of future pandemics, urges stronger lab biosecurity, and addresses the virus's likely origins.

Actor Michael Iskander, who plays David in House of David, partners with Hallow for an Advent series, reflecting on acting, his Catholic conversion, and finding stillness in prayer.

Professor Scott Galloway discusses his book, Notes on Being A Man, and America's masculinity crisis. He covers challenges like social media, anxiety, and offers a solution: get out and re-engage.

TPUSA's Andrew Kolvet shares his path to working with Charlie Kirk, reflects on Kirk's legacy, Erika Kirk's grief, and his hopes for TPUSA and America's future.

Martha is joined by FOX News Chief Political Anchor Bret Baier, Co-Anchor of America's Newsroom Dana Perino, and a panel of strategists to cover this year's key elections.

After their son's suicide, Maria and Matthew Raine sue OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT encouraged it; their lawyer seeks laws banning AI from forming "friendships" with users.

"Talk To Your Boys" by Joanna Schroeder & Christopher Pepper offers 16 talks to help parents connect with teen sons, build trust, and guide their values without awkward confrontations.

Bret Baier discusses his book To Rescue The American Spirit, exploring Teddy Roosevelt's vision for U.S. power and drawing parallels between Roosevelt and Trump's leadership.

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani talks with Martha about Israel, Hamas, and affordability ahead of his debate with Cuomo and Sliwa. Martha later breaks down key moments.

After the Hamas-Israel peace deal, Martha revisits her talk with Dr. Hagai Levine, who recounts his experience during the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel.

Bari Weiss was hired as Editor-in-Chief of CBS, a major media shakeup. Host of The MEDIA BUZZmeter podcast, Howie Kurtz, analyzes political divisions in news/entertainment, discussing whether mainstream media can revamp programming and how news consumption is

President Trump sent National Guard and federal troops to Chicago to combat what he called "perilous" crime, despite Democratic opposition. A Fox News report examines how local police will work with the Guard and their plan to reduce the city's crime rate.

FOX's Alexis McAdams examines rising marijuana use in the U.S., warning that heavy use combined with excessive gaming can cause isolation, brain damage, and possibly contribute to violent crime and mental health issues among young men.

Douglas Murray analyzes the Trump-Netanyahu plan for peace between Israel and Gaza, noting mixed reviews & concerns over hostages as they await Hamas's response. Later, he and Martha discuss the NYC mayoral race and Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani.

Trump claimed Tylenol use in pregnancy may raise autism risk, urging mothers to avoid it. The company pushed back, fueling safety concerns. Former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield weighs in on studies and whether evidence supports the alleged risk.

Martha sits with President Trump to discuss his U.K. visit, state dinner, and talks at Chequers. Trump details his bond with King Charles III, trade talks, the war in Ukraine, and shares his reaction to the death of his friend, Charlie Kirk.

Martha heads to the U.K. to cover President Trump's visit and speaks with journalist Neil Sean about the trip, U.K. politics under PM Keir Starmer, and tensions in the Royal Family, including Prince Harry's ties with King Charles III and Prince William.

Charlie Kirk's assassination stuns the nation; Trump awards him the Medal of Freedom. Guests reflect on his legacy, campus free speech, Gen Z impact, and hopes for unity, while the Rundown also covers tragedies and ends with uplifting news.

Former Navy SEAL Cmdr. Mike Hayes discusses his book Mission Driven, guiding people through life transitions to find purpose. He reflects on leading in Afghanistan, serving in the White House, entering business, and the lasting impact of SEAL brotherhood.

Martha joins Bret Baier, Chad Pergram, and Harold Ford Jr. on the All-Star Panel Podcast to discuss Congress's return, budget battles, Trump's foreign policy, and the Democratic response to his use of the National Guard in D.C.

FOX News host Trey Gowdy continue his talk with Martha on a New York City mass murder, stressing motive offers no peace for families. He also shares insights into his writing process and dream of creating more novels like The Color of Death.

FOX News host and former prosecutor Trey Gowdy introduces his novel The Color Of Death, drawing on his courtroom experience to explore the mind of a prosecutor, the pain of victims, and his devotion to giving them a voice.

Martha speaks with historian Steven Ujifusa about his family's Jewish and Japanese American roots. He also introduces The Last Ships From Hamburg, detailing the 2M Jews who fled Eastern Europe from 1890-1921 to escape persecution.