The Untold Story With Martha Maccallum

This week, Martha is looking back at some of the most impactful untold stories from this year. Listen and hear the untold stories from Chris Wallace, Kellyanne Conway, and more.

This week, Martha speaks with two U.S. Army veterans Dan Berei and Ben Breckheimer about their work with the nonprofit Stop Soldier Suicide. Dan explains why he formed Combat Flags after serving and Ben tells his story of serving in the U.S. Army.

Don Milne is the founder and director of the Stories Behind The Stars initiative aimed at telling the stories of every WWII veteran who gave their lives for their country. Don explains how this initiative grew from a hobby project to a national movement.

Martha speaks with 100-Year-Old World War II veteran James Smith about his time serving as a member of the 1st Marine Raider Battalion. James discusses his memories of his battalion getting stranded on Tulagi, his rigorous training, and more.

Martha speaks with President Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale about what the plan for victory was and where he believes it went wrong. Brad also discusses why he wanted to make the focus of the 2020 campaign a choice election and more.

Martha speaks with Troy Schumacher and Betsy Dollinger on their efforts to put on a production of 'The Nutcracker' amid the pandemic, the effort to make the production available for online streaming, what they expect for the future of Broadway, and more.

Martha speaks with former Secretary of Education and drug czar, Bill Bennett to discuss what the education department would look like under a Biden administration, the feasibility of college loan debt forgiveness, and parent's views on school shutdowns.

Martha is joined by Frank Sisson, World War II veteran, and Robert Wise, co-author of Frank's memoir. Frank tells Martha about how he was inspired to first join the service, the grueling experience fighting in the Battle of the Bulge, and more.

Martha and Bret Baier speak with Tim Murtaugh and Senator Chris Coons. Murtaugh discusses why he believes Arizona is still in contention for President Trump while Senator Coons explains why former Vice President Biden wants to count every vote.

The panel tells Martha about what they think about President Trump and Joe Biden, how the candidates' vice presidents impacted their decision, and how the president's behavior and handling of the pandemic will influence their choice on Election Day.

Martha is joined by a panel of voters who are small business owners in Nashville, Tennessee to discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on each of their small businesses and what issue is the most important to each panel member in the 2020 election.

Martha is joined by Mike Davis, founder of The Article III Project, to discuss why Judge Amy Coney Barrett has long been a frontrunner to fill a Supreme Court vacancy and what can we can expect if Judge Barrett is confirmed.

Martha is joined by a panel of five Utah college student voters to discuss how they feel about President Trump, how the administration has handled the pandemic, and the students' collective wish for both campaigns to focus more on policy.

Martha is joined by a panel of five Ohio suburban women voters to discuss what they believe are the most important issues of the 2020 presidential election. Martha questions the panel about what draws them to their preferred candidate and more.

Martha is joined by President Trump's former National Security Advisor and retired Three-Star General H.R. McMaster. Martha and Gen. McMaster discuss the important shifts in foreign policy made under President Trump and the UAE-Bahrain-Israel deal.

Martha is joined by Herschel Walker, former NFL player and Heisman Trophy winner, to discuss the return of a football season and how messages of social justice have been front and center this NFL season.

Martha is joined by Talon Lauriello and Jon Erwin, both grandsons of WWII veterans, who recount how each of their grandfather's stories of heroism, light, and the fight for freedom will be remembered.

This week, Martha is joined by former campaign manager and counselor to President Trump, Kellyanne Conway to discuss her speech at the RNC, intentions to step down from her position, and the importance she places on being a mother.

Martha is joined by Bill Hemmer to explain the impact they believe Covid-19 may have on voting habits as November 3rd gets closer, how the polls are tightening in the 2020 presidential race and they discuss the potential return of football.

Martha is joined by Joe Gelchion, a film producer with Tri-G LLC, to discuss his company's new movie coming out, 'The Secret: Dare To Dream,' the story of how his inspiration to make a movie brought him to start his own production company, and more.

This week, Martha is joined by host of The Daily Briefing Dana Perino to discuss the Democratic National Convention, the 2020 presidential race, and the possibility of not knowing the winner of the 2020 presidential election on Election Day.

Martha is joined by World War II veteran Mickey Gannitch to discuss the U.S. victory over Japan as we approach the 75th anniversary of VJ Day. Mickey shares his experience of the Pearl Harbor attack first-hand from the crows nest of the USS Pennsylvania.

Martha is joined by Susan Eisenhower, President Dwight Eisenhower's granddaughter, to discuss her new book about her grandfather, what his leadership style was like, and the value of diplomacy when leading.

Martha is joined by Mitch McConnell to discuss the ongoing discussion in Congress to employ the Senate Republicans plan over the Democrats proposal in achieving a bipartisan coronavirus stimulus agreement. Plus more on health care and liability insurance.