Despite President Biden claiming his debate performance was nothing more than “just a bad night,” Americans continue voicing concerns -- including six House Democrats who have now called for the President to step down. Though there's still a long campaign ahead -- will Democrats be able to unify behind President Biden before November? Or will the President change his plans to stay in the race?

Former Obama Economic Adviser and CEO of 32Advisors Robert Wolf discusses his predictions for President Biden's future, whether he believes the President can regain momentum before the election, and how he believes Democrats should move forward if the Party has a chance to reunify before November.

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As Americans across the country let freedom ring this 4th of July weekend, it's important to remember those who have fought to ensure that independence is never taken away from us. That's why Martha is taking today to revisit 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.

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In the wake of President Biden's performance at the CNN Presidential debate, many American voters are taking a closer look at other candidates -- specifically the one who attempted to get on that debate stage last Thursday.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sits down with Martha to discuss his reaction to President Biden's debate performance and whether he believes his family's opinions on the election might change following increased concerns about the President's competency. Plus, he sets the record straight on a recent photo of him that sparked accusations he has eaten dog.

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There's a lot to discuss following the CNN Presidential Debate, as Americans analyze pointed personal attacks from both candidates and a raspy voice from President Biden that sources say is due to a cold -- an explanation given following the President's opening statements. To discuss the two presidential candidates' performances, the stand out moments of the night, and what this debate means for the campaign trail going forward, Martha is joined by FOX News' finest to debrief after the highly anticipated night.

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Many Americans' top concerns revolve around things they see in their communities, like rising prices and increased crime. However, one of the biggest issues posing a threat to the U.S. may not be as obvious but should be just as important: China. 

Heritage Foundation Senior Fellow for China Strategy Michael Pillsbury explains why it's crucial voters educate themselves on the threat of China, because the way President Biden and former President Trump have handled, and would continue handling this relationship as our next president, greatly differs.

Later, he discusses why increased military exercises around Taiwan, lack of progress on U.S.-China trade agreements, and China's cyber warfare capabilities are all things that should be discussed more.

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One of America's favorite actors will soon be back on the big screen taking on one of his most, challenging, important roles yet. Actor Dennis Quaid joins Martha to discuss taking on the role of President Ronal Reagan in the new movie 'Reagan,' hitting theatres on August 30th. Dennis shares the story of finding out he got the role- waiting months before accepting it due to how important of a job it would be and explains the complex process of understanding President Reagan was like leading up to the film.

He also gives his thoughts on the massive political divide that exists in Hollywood and who he'll be voting for this November.

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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 go about addressing elephants in the room -- like President Biden seeming to freeze at public events or former President Trump's recent felony conviction? 

The Host of 'The Guy Benson Show,' Guy Benson, discusses the ins and outs of both the presidential candidates' campaigns, how he believes the two are likely to perform based on past debates, and why Republicans' should stay away from setting expectations too high for former President Trump or too low for President Biden.

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"If you make the ultimate sacrifice, we will provide you a home," a promise that Charles Djou, the Secretary of the American Battle Monuments Commission, honors heavily.

As the person given the honor of running the Normandy American Center, Djou joins Martha to discuss why this position is so meaningful to him after he served for 24 years in the Army Reserve, how much effort goes into making military cemeteries as breathtaking as they are today, and why the United States continues to be committed to finding soldiers who are missing in action, regardless of how much time has passed.

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In her Fox Nation special, The Final Journey of the Greatest Generation,' Martha took a deep dive into the tales of many WWII heroes like Lockered "Bud" Gahs, who was a part of the esteemed 42nd Infantry Division that played a large role in liberating the Dachau Concentration Camp. When Martha traveled back to Normandy, France last week to honor the 80th anniversary of D-Day, she had the opportunity to reconnect with Bud & hear more of his story.

Live from Normandy, Bud recounts the shock of discovering concentration camps, how it feels to be surrounded by fellow veterans in such a meaningful place, and why he believes the suffering endured and sacrifices made during WWII should be a more important teaching point for younger generations.

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At 16 years old, Ronald “Rondo” Scharfe lied about his age to join the military. Though he told his parents he likely wouldn't be sent overseas until he was of age, Rondo found himself shipped off just three months after enlisting -- where he would go on to fight in the Battle of Iwo Jima before most teenagers graduated high school.

Martha originally met Rondo on a trip to Iwo Jima while writing her book Unknown Valor, and now the two meet back up in Normandy, France as they commemorate D-Day. Rondo discusses what it feels like to be surrounded by fellow WWII veterans on the 80th anniversary, how what he went through in combat and the loss of his comrades has forever impacted his outlook on life, and what his hopes are for America moving forward.

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