On this episode, Martha is joined by FOX News Contributor, the Chairman and CEO of Stagwell Inc. and Chairman of the Harris Poll, Mark Penn, to discuss the shift in the Republican party over the last 40 years and how former President Trump changed the GOP.

Later, Mark weighs in on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' prospects of running for President in 2024 and how he has been able to create a favorable image in the voters' eyes.

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On this episode, Martha is joined by World War II Veteran, Donn Thompson, and his wife Marian "Dude" Thompson as they discuss how they met by sending letters to each other during the war.

Donn talks about what his military service was like, how his grandfather served in the Civil War, and shares stories from his life after he returned from World War II.

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On this episode, Martha is joined by President and Founder of the Humanitarian Aid and Rescue Project Burke Bryant, to discuss the work that his group did in Ukraine helping extract children from the frontlines of the war, how the human trafficking of children has skyrocketed in the country, and the chemical attack that has moved his work to the southern border of the United States.

Later, they discuss drug cartel trafficking capabilities on the border between the United States and Mexico, how they kidnap and exploit victims, and what people can do to help the effort against human trafficking.

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On this episode, Martha is joined by the President and founder of the WWII Foundation, Tim Gray, to discuss his upcoming documentary film Return To Ramitelli highlighting the Tuskegee Airmen of World War II.

Tim explains what went into the production of the film, the adversity that the airmen faced as they fought racism to prove they could serve their country, and why it is important to teach younger generations the history of World War II.

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On this episode, Martha is joined by the Host of Sunday Night In America, and the Trey Gowdy Podcast, Trey Gowdy, to discuss his new book, Start, Stay Or Leave: The Art Of Decision Making. Trey discusses his decision to step away from his work as a prosecutor, how he managed his fear of failure, and shares wisdom from his book.

Later, Trey and Martha talk about the Alex Murdaugh murder trial, and the evidence presented, and Trey shares how he would have approached the case as a prosecutor.

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On this episode, Martha is joined by the Founder of Global Strategic Operatives for the Eradication of Human Trafficking, Deb O'Hara-Rusckowski to discuss the rise in human trafficking and how healthcare workers are on the front lines of combatting the crisis.

Deb explains the red flags that the organization trains nurses to spot when a potential victim of human trafficking comes into a hospital or doctor's office, the root causes behind the stark increase in trafficking across the globe, and the tactics that traffickers use to groom victims.

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On this episode, Martha is joined by the Royal Correspondent for The Times, Valentine Low, to share his perspective on the fallout from the release of Prince Harry's book Spare. Valentine describes how the British media was wrongfully criticized for their coverage of Meghan Markle joining the Royal family, and how social media has contributed to the rift between Prince Harry and Prince William.

Later, Valentine talks about what went into the writing of his new book, Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown, the ins and outs of covering the Royal Family, and if the relationship between Prince Harry and King Charles III can be repaired before the King's coronation in May.

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On this episode, Martha is joined by World War II Marine Veteran Bill Swanson, and his son Jim Swanson, to share his story of serving in the Pacific during the war. His experiences were later published in his book The View from My Foxhole A Marine Private's Firsthand World War II Combat Experience from Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima.

Jim also discusses his father's experience at the Battle of Iwo Jima, and how he wrote the book to honor the memory of the heroes lost during his time in the war. 

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On this episode, Martha is joined by the last known living survivor of the Battle of Midway, and 27-year veteran of the United States Marines, Sergeant Edgar Fox, to discuss his experience serving in World War Two. 

Later, Edgar shares the friendships he made while serving in the military, reflects on those he served with that died in battle, and weighs in on the direction of the country. 

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On this episode, Martha is joined by FOX News Contributor and Assistant Editor of The Wall Street Journal's Editorial page James Freeman, to discuss the ongoing vote for Speaker of the House.

James explains the reasoning of why certain House Republicans are refusing to vote for Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and the future of the GOP leading into the 2024 Presidential Election. Later James touches upon the stories he believes will make headlines in 2023.

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