National Review senior writer and author of Blood and Progress: A Century of Left-Wing Violence, Noah Rothman discusses New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s controversial call for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under an International Criminal Court warrant.

Noah examines the legal realities of international law, the progressive rhetoric regarding the war in Gaza, and the shift within the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).

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Congressman Lance Gooden (R-TX) unpacks the growing national security threats surrounding AI development and China's hidden efforts to stall American progress. He sheds light on China’s whole-of-government push to surpass U.S. capabilities, including the release of cheaper AI models like Kimi and reports that foreign groups are funding American nonprofits to stir up opposition against local data centers. 

Congressman Gooden also explores how the U.S. can protect its critical infrastructure and maintain its competitive edge without sacrificing domestic innovation.

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Only three days on the job with the NYPD’s elite Emergency Service Unit, rookie Officer Cristian Yepes, alongside veteran Detective Eric Miller, executed a dramatic, high-stakes rescue on the Brooklyn Bridge. After responding to a woman experiencing a mental health crisis, the officers sit down with Martha to discuss their split-second decisions and the tense moments spent pulling her back from the edge.

Later, retired NYPD Inspector and Fox News Contributor Paul Mauro shares his perspective on the rescue, reflecting on similar high-wire saves from his own career in law enforcement.

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Following a high-stakes trip to the front lines, House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul (R-TX) describes the significant advancements in Ukrainian drone technology and the heartbreaking reality of abducted children. Plus, he opens up about his relationship with his late mentor, Senator Lindsey Graham, and his mission alongside Graham's sister, Darlene, to pass a crucial Russian sanctions bill to force a negotiation.

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The CEO of End Chronic Disease, Kelly McKenna, describes the organization's mission to address chronic diseases like diabetes, obesity, and heart disease. She highlights the importance of outdoor time, recess, and reducing screen time in schools to improve children's health and academic performance.

Kelly advocates for policy changes at the state level, focusing on K-12 reform, including more recess time, cell phone limitations, and healthier school lunches.

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As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, Dr. Matthew Keagle, curator of the Fort Ticonderoga Museum, discusses the significance of Fort Ticonderoga during the American Revolution. The fort, captured by the Americans in 1775, provided crucial artillery that helped break the siege of Boston.

Dr. Keagle explains the pivotal role of Fort Ticonderoga in the Revolutionary War, its importance in preserving American independence, and how visitors can experience history firsthand by exploring the historic site today.

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On the latest stop of her North Dakota trip, Martha met up with Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum for a rooftop tour of the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. Secretary Burgum discussed how President Roosevelt built the foundation of this country and how instrumental Teddy was to this nation. 

The former governor of North Dakota also shared just how much it means to have this library in his home state, explaining that its goal is to honor our past while inspiring our future. 

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Martha is on the ground in North Dakota for an exclusive first look at the grand opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. This week, she toured the groundbreaking site with the CEO of the Presidential Library, Ed O’Keefe, giving viewers a sneak peek of what’s to come.

Ed shares how his own background brought him back to North Dakota to spearhead this monumental project. He walks Martha through the library's most exciting features, from historic artifacts and interactive exhibits to a stunning architectural design that seamlessly blends into the surrounding natural landscape.

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80-year-old Vietnam veteran Charlie Whaley recently graduated from Georgia Highlands College. He reflects on his time in the military and shares how a challenge from his grandson inspired him to earn a degree of his own.

He highlights why he chose criminal justice and how his education expanded his horizons by allowing him to learn alongside the younger generation. Charlie also shares an exciting graduation gift he got for himself. 

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As the midterm elections approach, the Senate hangs in the balance, specifically with crucial races in states like Maine. Earlier this week, Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins joined Martha to discuss her re-election campaign and address her opponent Democrat Graham Platner's alleged misconduct as numerous scandals unfold.

She also defended her independent record in the Senate and emphasized how she will continue to deliver real results for her home state.

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