CBS News National Security Correspondent David Martin has interviewed more than 20 Medal of Honor recipients over three presidential administrations. He explains how telling their stories has impacted his life and his career as a reporter.

This Veterans Day, the Takeout explores the highest military honor in the country with the man who has spent years documenting recipients' stories - CBS News National Security Correspondent David Martin.

That's so Fletch! Over a cinnamon bun drizzled in DC's finest icing, Major and Steve talk books, music and movies (can we get some love for Love Actually?) with powerhouse guests John Woods and Julie Myers Wood.

Major and Steve dissect a jam-packed week of news filled with indictments, plea deals, federal charges and terror. They sit down for breakfast with former federal prosecutor John Wood and his wife Julie Myers Wood, the former head of ICE at DHS. Plus, Major's exciting news.

Takeout Tuesday! More from our conversation with Massachusetts congressman Joe Kennedy III. On the menu: books, music, movies, Kennedy's life in the Peace Corps and a dog named Banjo.

Politics and public service: that's on the menu this week, when Major and Steve talk to Rep. Joe Kennedy III over sandwiches and fries (with extra cheese and bacon), about the JFK files and what it's like to be a Kennedy. Should President Trump be impeached? All that and more on this week's ep.

Takeout Tuesday! More from our conversation with Energy Secretary Rick Perry conducted over donuts at the Energy Department's basement level Dunkin Donuts. Perry talks rock music, Lone Survivor and why doing Dancing with the Stars is like learning how to fly a plane.

Secretary Rick Perry joins Major and Steve for donuts and coffee at the Energy Department's Dunkin' Donuts shop. On today's menu: Perry calls the controversy generated over President Trump's call to a fallen soldier's widow "asinine," thinks government officials should play it safe on air travel, and makes an announcement about his political future. Plus, the Takeout's exciting future.

Takeout Tuesday! More of Major and Steve's conversation with Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy. On the menu: What It Takes, Nick Lachey and the Connecticut sports divide. Don't miss it.

Since the Sandy Hook massacre in 2012, Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) has been trying to determine what makes mass shootings, in his eyes, a "uniquely American problem." In the wake of the Las Vegas shooting, he tells Major and Steve why gun control advocacy groups have been "ineffective" for 30 years and why he is not running for president in 2020. On the menu: fantastically cheesy mac and cheese and a slide down the cholesterol abyss.