The Untold Story with Martha MacCallum

As the Republican National Convention ends, Martha sits with a panel of Wisconsin voters to see where the race for the White House stands. The panel weighs in on the assassination attempt on former President Trump.

Kellyanne Conway joins Martha to discuss some of the highlights from the convention so far. They also discuss the chances of President Biden stepping down and who they think will replace him and Vice President Kamala Harris.

Martha is joined by FOX News chief political analyst Brit Hume as they analyze prominent moments from night one, and preview what's to come. Later, they dissect the missteps of the United States Secret Service at Saturday's Pennsylvania rally.

FOX News contributor Byron York joins Martha to discuss the tactics President Biden is deploying to stay in the race. Plus, Byron shares his insights on who he believes will be former President Trump's vice presidential pick.

Former Obama economic adviser Robert Wolf discusses his predictions for President Biden's future, whether he believes the president can regain momentum before the election, and how he thinks Democrats should move forward.

Martha revisits her conversation with World War II Veteran Pat Rudd, as she reflects on her years of service during the war, and explains how she became one of the first women deployed overseas after the passing of the WAVES Act in 1942.

To discuss the two presidential candidates' performances, the stand-out moments of the night, and what this debate means for the campaign trail moving forward, Martha is joined by FOX News' finest to debrief after the highly anticipated night.

As we gear up for the CNN presidential debate, many Americans will be watching to see how President Biden and former President Trump perform. So how will the president and former president address the elephants in the room? Guy Benson gives his thoughts.

As the person given the honor of running the Normandy American Center, Charles Djou joins Martha to discuss why this position is so meaningful to him and why the U.S. continues to be committed to finding soldiers who are missing in action.

WWII hero Lockered 'Bud' Gahs recounts the shock of discovering concentration camps and why he believes the suffering endured and sacrifices made during WWII should be a more important teaching point for younger generations.

Martha sits down with 104-year-old WWII veteran Steven Melnikoff on Omaha Beach, where he landed 80 years ago as a 24-year-old soldier with the 29th Infantry Division. Melnikoff recounts what he remembers most clearly from that day.

Journalist Garrett Graff joins Martha to explain why he chose to write an oral history on D-Day instead of a straightforward book and how the powerful stories he heard during the interview process impacted him.

Few veterans are still alive and able to remember the tragedy that occurred on June 6th, 1944. But there are some, like 98-year-old Jack Gutman, whorecounts his experience serving as a medic on Omaha Beach at just 18 years old on D-Day.

Washington Bureau Chief of USA Today Susan Page joins to discuss what it was like to detail the life of Barbara Walters, a woman who single-handedly transformed the world of news. She also shares details of Walters life that may surprise most readers.

Growing up amongst nine kids, film producer Jim Wahlberg's life was interesting - but it was later that addiction would lead him down a dark path, ending him up in prison. After years of battling his demons he found peace in the last place: Christ.

Over the past several weeks, Haiti has fallen into chaos as rebel groups and militia have risen to power. Best-selling author Mitch Albom shares the harrowing story of his rescue and discusses the evacuation efforts of Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL).

In this exclusive episode of The Untold Story, Martha is joined by Bret Baier, Dana Perino, and more to react live to President Biden's State of the Union address and the Republican response given by GOP up-and-comer, Senator Katie Britt (R-AL).

Law professor Jonathan Turley shares the unique aspects of the Trump case, how A.G. James arrived at these terms, and whether he believes the former president's legal defense could have done anything differently.

Jimmy Failla shares what he misses most about the world pre-social media and the problematic nature of scrutinizing people for having opinions. Jimmy also explains how he dives into these topics in his new book, 'Cancel Culture Dictionary.'

Martha was in Lexington, North Carolina, where she sat down with Gwen Generette and Amie Williams, two of the jurors who played a role in convicting Alex Murdaugh for the double murder of his wife and son, and their attorney, Eric Bland.

In August of 2023, Martha sat down with the daughter of Evangelist Billy Graham and author Ruth Graham to discuss the loneliness crisis and how faith in Jesus Christ can mediate the issue.

'The Chosen' actors Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus, and Elizabeth Tabish, who plays Mary Magdalene in the show, discuss what it's been like to see their show become such a success and what audiences can expect in season four.

Martha is joined by Ukrainian author and chief foreign affairs correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, Yaroslav Trofimov. They discuss the complex past between Russia and Ukraine that led to Putin's invasion.

Former spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State, Morgan Ortagus is live from the ground in Tel Aviv, Israel, as the nation approaches its fourth month of war. Morgan details the conversations taking place amongst Israeli leadership.