The Untold Story with Martha MacCallum

Following a high-stakes night of projected flips and battleground showdowns, President Donald Trump joins Martha and Bret Baier for a live reaction to the 2026 midterms. Together, they discuss the night’s most critical wins and losses, dissect the voter sentiment on the economy and foreign policy that shaped the outcome, and examine how the shifting congressional majorities will impact his legislative agenda over the next two years.

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Did Democratic operatives recruit a straw candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan to siphon votes and sow confusion in Alaska’s high-stakes election?

Following a bombshell New York Times report, Alaska reporters Nat Herz and James Brooks join Martha to discuss the covert efforts to find candidates in local bars, the drama surrounding a former campaign manager’s recanted claims, and examine whether the controversy will actually move the needle under the state's ranked-choice voting system.

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80-year-old Vietnam veteran Charlie Whaley spoke to Martha earlier this year to share his inspiring journey to earning a college degree. After serving 23 years in the U.S. Navy, Whaley took on a challenge from his grandson and enrolled at Georgia Highlands College, graduating cum laude.

 He reflects on his military career, explains why he chose to major in criminal justice, and discusses what it was like learning alongside students 60 years his junior. Plus, Charlie shares details on the unforgettable graduation gift he gave himself.

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With Election Day just one week away and control of Congress hanging in the balance, can traditional polls truly predict who will show up at the ballot box?

Communications strategist and Carter Intelligence Group CEO Lee Carter joins Martha to discuss why voter turnout will determine the outcome. Carter examines polling blind spots, the rise of the "anti-vote," and what real-time voter sentiment reveals about tightening House races and the cost of living.

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In an era of cultural division and fleeting attention spans, can the timeless virtues of sacrifice and courage still inspire the American spirit?

Co-host of Fox & Friends, host of the Brian Kilmeade Show and bestselling author Brian Kilmeade joins Martha to discuss why rediscovering our nation’s history is more crucial than ever. From the pivotal clash of Shays’ Rebellion that helped birth the U.S. Constitution to the groundbreaking gallantry of the Tuskegee Airmen, Martha and Brian explore the powerful narratives behind each of their new books, Uniting the States and The Book of Valor.

They reflect on what true valor requires, the quiet confidence of those who serve, and why the stories of America's greatest heroes must never be forgotten.

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With Washington paralyzed by partisan gridlock, can lawmakers from opposing sides still unite to fix a broken nation? Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) and Senator Peter Welch (D-VT) of Vermont sat down with Martha inside the Edward M. Kennedy Institute’s replica Senate chamber to find out on a brand-new season of Fox Nation’s The Senate Project.

 Watch the full debate in the seventh installment of The Senate Project, streaming exclusively on Fox Nation.

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As Election Day gets closer, CRC Advisors Senior Vice President and host of The 10 Minute Drill podcast, Matt Whitlock, highlights major toss-up races to watch and their fascinating storylines.

He deep-dives into Michigan’s heated Senate race, analyzing Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s response to reported terror group connections and unanswered questions on Iran. He also looks at key dynamics in Maine, Iowa, and Texas, and how late-breaking economic and foreign policy shocks could alter the outcome in the final stretch.

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As "Medicare for All" has become a growing debate on the campaign trail, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Joseph Peus and emergency medicine physician Dr. Stephanie Widmer analyze what a government-run healthcare system would actually look like for American patients.

They describe the real-world consequences, including skyrocketing wait times, administrative gridlock, falling reimbursement rates, and the growing burden on emergency rooms.

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Following high-profile sexual assault allegations at Cornell University involving fraternity life and substance abuse, questions over higher education institutions and their safety policies are coming under fire.

Independent educational consultant and crisis management expert Hanna Stotland describes the complexities of campus sexual misconduct investigations and the role of drugs and alcohol in these cases. She shares advice for parents navigating safety and communication with college-aged students.

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With less than a month to go until the 2026 midterm elections, The Story with Martha MacCallum dives into Michigan's major Senate race. Martha sat down with both Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Republican candidate Mike Rogers in high-stakes conversations about their campaigns. 

Both candidates explain their views on key policy issues shaping the election, including foreign policy and the war in Iran, cost-of-living relief, and healthcare reform.

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