This week, Martha is joined by a panel of three people with many years serving in law enforcement: Rodney Parks, who served thirty years with the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington D.C, former Tucson Arizona police officer Brandon Tatum  and army veteran and former Georgia police officer Doug Barrett. 

The panel discusses their unique and difficult experience as black men serving in law enforcement. They share their opinions on the Black Lives Matter movement, the consequences of bad policing and what kind of civil engagement and policy changes would be the most constructive.

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Police Officers Panel: “We Can Do Better In Law Enforcement”

Martha MacCallum, host of The Story on the FOX News Channel, sits down with a major newsmaker each week to get their "Untold Story." Martha's guests share inspiring stories of perseverance, positivity and more.

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The last time he joined Martha, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum was in the middle of the Republican nominating process. Now, he's back for a conversation to reflect on what the Presidential Primary process was like, the things he learned on the campaign trail, and where he's headed next -- both in politics and in life. They also discuss how governing differs under former President Trump and President Biden, his thoughts on potentially being in the running for Vice President, and whether he sees another presidential run in his future.
 
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Governor Doug Burgum Reflects On Running For President

On this special edition of the Untold Story, Martha join FOX News Chief Political Anchor Bret Baier on 'The Bret Baier Podcast' to sit down for a panel discussion alongside Bret, host of Fox Business' Making Money and The Unstoppable Prosperity Podcast, Charles Payne, and Fox News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram to discuss the topics and issues at the forefront of Americans' minds -- including the pro-Palestinian protests continuing on college campuses, the importance of the economy in an election year, and more.

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Round Table Talk: Campus Protests & the Economy During An Election Year

New York's highest court announced on Thursday that they would be overturning Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction -- dropping his lengthy 23-year sentence. Though Weinstein will continue to serve time due to additional charges he faced in Los Angeles in 2022, the controversial ruling is anything but insignificant.
 
To discuss this New York ruling, the lead attorney for the Harvey Weinstein New York case, Donna Rotunno shares her reaction to finding out Weinstein's conviction was being overturned, her thoughts on whether the ruling was just, and how this impacts Weinstein on a grand scale.

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Inside Harvey Weinstein's Overturned New York Conviction

In March of 2022, Fox News Correspondent Benjamin Hall was nearly killed while on assignment in Ukraine -- after a Russian bomb attack left him severely injured and tragically killed his two colleagues, cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski and journalist Oleksandra "Sasha" Kuvshynova. 
 
Two years later, after undergoing a life-changing journey of healing, Benjamin is making strides and is back doing what he loves: telling stories. He joins Martha to discuss the process of healing mentally and physically following his attack and creating his new Fox Nation series, 'Surviving Hamas: A Benjamin Hall Series," where he travels to Southern Israel to hear the stories of those whose lives were permanently changed following Hamas' attack on October 7th. 
 
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Benjamin Hall: You Can't Just Turn Your Eyes

Though she only served for fifty days in 2022, Former Prime Minister Liz Truss has left a permanent political impact on the U.K. In an exclusive interview, the former Prime Minister discusses being raised by liberal parents, discovering conservative views, and what went into crafting her political point of view. She also weighs in on the state of the Israel-Hamas War, the severity of Iran inserting itself into the conflict, and how nations like the U.S. and U.K. should act to ensure our allies are safe. 
Later, she shares what led her to write her new book, 'Ten Years To Save the West,' and the many ideas and personal stories she delivers within the novel.
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Police Officers Panel: “We Can Do Better In Law Enforcement”

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