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Ohio Senator JD Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz went
head-to-head at the CBS News Vice Presidential debate last night, as both of
the Vice Presidential candidates introduced themselves to voters who may be
unfamiliar with who they are and what they stand for. Both candidates
prioritized policy throughout the night, getting into a few spats but
ultimately maintaining mutual respect — focusing more on issues than attacking
one another. Now the important questions remain: how did the candidates'
messages sit with voters, and does this debate have the ability to move the
needle with less than 35 days until the election?
Martha sits down for a post-debate panel discussion to
discuss the key moments of the night, who they believe ultimately came out on
top, and their reactions to the vice presidential candidates exhibiting respect
and decorum throughout the debate.
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New York City is making headlines even more than usual after Sean 'Diddy' Combs was jailed in Brooklyn facing horrific sexual assault allegations, and now, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on five federal charges of bribery, soliciting illegal foreign campaign donations, and fraud. You may have seen the headlines, but both cases are complex — so Martha sits down with New York Post reporter Jon Levine to break down the details of each case and where things might go moving forward.
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Known for her role as Adriana on 'The Sopranos,' actress Drea De Matteo is no stranger to being part of something groundbreaking. After watching corruption and corporatism consume the entertainment industry she was once so connected to, she now says she's looking to make history again — but this time, not by being on screen.
Drea De Matteo shares how she believes the moral downfall she witnessed in Hollywood directly reflects the corruption she sees in society, and why she's using her platform to fight for truth, the inspiration behind her new clothing brand, Ultrafree, and the rebuilding of the "American Dream".
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Israel's latest intelligence operation infiltrated pagers owned by
Hezbollah operatives, causing them to explode in Beirut -- revealing how
sophisticated Israel's intelligence capabilities are. As the world ponders how
Israel was able to do this, the other pressing question revolves around how
Hezbollah will respond to this significant attack.
Author & senior writer at the National Review Noah Rothman breaks
down how this attack impacts the conflict in the Middle East on a grand scale,
why he believes Iran may have successfully been shaken by the operation, and
the U.S.'s response to it.
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It's been two weeks since former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris met on the debate stage. Now that a bit of time has passed and new polls have been conducted, how did the debate influence voters, and how else will the candidates vie for undecided voters' support? Martha sits down with Maslansky+Partners President, language strategist, and pollster Lee Carter to dig into recent polling data, discuss what messaging she believes is effective in persuading voters, and the critical role social media is playing in shaping voter perceptions.
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Why is it that when two people with opposing political views get along, it shocks both of them? Could it be because politics don't have to determine friendships? Or that it may be even better to have friends who don't think the exact same as us? Well, 'Gutfeld!' Co-Host Kat Timpf is here to remind readers about the dangers of divisiveness in her new book, I Used To Like You Until. . .How Binary Thinking Divides Us.
Today, Kat shares how her personal experiences and journey with her mental health heavily influenced her second book. She also discusses how it feels being pregnant during such a chaotic time in American history and what it's like juggling intense excitement with the fear of her identity changing as she steps into motherhood.
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Last night, millions of Americans watched as former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris faced off for the first time in the ABC News Presidential Debate. Though the night was filled with ups and downs for both presidential candidates, many viewers noted that the hosts of the debate, ABC's David Muir and Linsey Davis, fact-checked the former President many times and neglected to ask why Vice President Kamala Harris appeared to have changed her stance on important issues since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee.
To discuss the key moments from the influential night and how this could impact the election, Martha is joined by FOX News Chief Political Anchor Bret Baier, Co-anchor of America's Newsroom Dana Perino, host of The Ingraham Angle Laura Ingraham, host of Jesse Watters Primetime Jesse Watters, host of Hannity Sean Hannity, FOX News Chief Political Analyst Brit Hume, former Tennessee Congressman Harold Ford Jr., for a panel discussion.
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New polling confirms that the race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris remains incredibly tight, meaning the stakes couldn't be higher at next week's ABC News Presidential Debate. With many undecided voters still weighing their options and Vice President Harris making her presidential debate stage debut, what will it take for either candidate to come out victorious? And could a standout debate performance on September 10th be enough to secure an election win?
Democratic pollster and CEO of Stagwell Inc., Mark Penn, weighs in on which issues the candidates need to spotlight on the debate stage and how meaningful fresh momentum can be this close to the election.
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We're in the homestretch of the 2024 Presidential Election and both campaigns are making their final pitches to American voters.
Senior Trump Campaign Advisor Corey Lewandowski explains what he is bringing to the Trump campaign in 2024, why former President Trump is at his best when talking directly to the American people and why voters are still looking for real answers from Vice President Harris.
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Summer may be ending, but there are still a few weeks left to sit out in the sun and enjoy a beach read. For those on the hunt for their next book, Martha revisits her conversation with Co-Anchor of America’s Newsroom, Co-Host of The Five, and host of the Perino On Politics podcast, Dana Perino, as she reveals her top books of 2023.
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With the summer winding down, politics are back on the minds of voters as we head into the next phase of the 2024 Presidential Election.
Martha is joined by FOX News Radio Political Analyst Josh Kraushaar to discuss the
road ahead for the presidential candidates in the post-convention political cycle. He examines the lack of interviews from Vice President Harris while on the campaign trail, as well as former President Trump's strategy when prosecuting her character. Later, Josh and Martha look to Maryland and discuss the heated Senate race unfolding in that state.
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As the crowd at the Democratic National Convention and voters at home prepare for Vice President Harris to take the stage and accept the Democratic presidential nomination, Martha is joined by Co-Host of The Five and Democratic strategist, Jessica Tarlov to preview the big speech.
Martha and Jessica discuss moments from the convention so far, analyzing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s speech introducing himself to the nation. Plus, they react to speculation of special guests arriving at the United Center on the last night of the convention.
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Democrats hope this week's Democratic National Convention in Chicago will extend Vice President Kamala Harris' 'Honeymoon.
Martha is joined on the main stage by FOX News Contributor and former economic adviser under the Obama administration Robert Wolf to discuss Vice President Harris's reintroduction as the 2024 Democratic Presidential nominee.
The two talk about how Vice President Harris has addressed hot-button issues among voters, from reproductive rights and the state of the economy to the handling of the Israel-Hamas war.
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Many are familiar with actor William Shatner for his role as Captain Kirk in the Star Trek franchise. Now, Shatner is finding new ways to explore all things unknown and extraterrestrial — but outside of the Mirror Universe.
Today, William Shatner shares stories from his new FOX Nation Special, 'Aliens Among US,' which explores the mysterious unidentified aerial phenomena that have been observed in Earth's atmosphere. He also weighs in on the increasing number of UAP sightings, the explanations we're given from the government and military, and what (or who) he believes is likely behind these ominous objects in the sky.
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It's going on three years since Russia invaded Ukraine, creating
incessant conflict in the region that's yet to calm down. However, in a
surprising turn, Ukrainian troops have invaded Russia – pushing through Russian
lines of defense and taking control over more than 25 towns and villages,
according to the governor of Russia's Kursk region.
As major developments occur, Martha revisits her conversation with
Ukrainian author and Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent for The
Wall Street Journal, Yaroslav Trofimov, to discuss the complex
past between Russia and Ukraine that led to Putin’s invasion, how the United
States continues to act in response to the war, and what inspired him to write
his most recent book, ‘Our Enemies Will Vanish,’ which chronicles Ukrainians’
refusal to surrender their independence.
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In the past month, Americans have witnessed an assassination attempt on former President Trump, Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the Democratic presidential nominee and Wall Street having its worse day in nearly two years, just naming a few news stories. As people try to catch their breath amidst the chaos, it's safe to say everyone could benefit from a moment of peace and a reminder to have faith.
Today, Martha revisits her conversation with film producer, and screenwriter Jim Wahlberg, as he reflects on what saved him after facing a prison sentence, battling addiction, and feeling like there was no hope: his relationship with Christ.
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The Kennedy family represented many things for countless Americans: elegance, integrity, and togetherness. But a new expose reveals the darker side hidden behind this picture-perfect family — specifically the Kennedy men, and the way they treated the women in their lives.
Today, Martha is joined by Daily Mail columnist and New York Times bestselling author Maureen Callahan to discuss her new book, 'Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed.' The book reveals hard truths about how the well-respected Kennedy men disrespected the women they claimed to love, and why Maureen felt called to bring these shocking stories to light.
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At the beginning of the year, few Americans would have been able to predict what the current political landscape looks like in the country. Vice President Kamala Harris became the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, making President Biden the first president in over 50 years not to run for a second term. And former President Trump survived an assassination attempt, then chose Ohio Senator JD Vance as his vice-presidential pick. With a historically unpredictable campaign trail and a little over 3 months until Election Day, what should Americans be paying attention to?
In part two of her conversation with Professor of History at Rice University, author, and Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley, Martha and Douglas discuss whether Vice President Harris can maintain the momentum she's created since rolling out her campaign, how Senator Vance as the Republican presidential nominee impacts the former President, and how political dynamics could continue shifting up until November.
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On March 31, 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson announced he would not seek re-election, amidst ongoing protests over the Vietnam War, low popularity, and a poor performance in the New Hampshire primary. After President Biden stepped down from the 2024 Presidential Election many Americans saw similarities between this cycle and the 1968 race.
Professor of History at Rice University, author, and presidential historian Douglas Brinkley sits down with Martha for a two-part conversation to put these recent events into historical perspective.
Martha and Douglas also discuss the recent U.S. Secret Service failures and breakdowns after the assassination attempt on former President Trump.
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Born in Brooklyn, New York to a single mother — Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) was always taught to research everything for himself instead of following the crowd. The advice would ultimately lead him to leave the Democratic Party shortly after the financial collapse in 2008 and run for Congress as a Republican.
With such an interesting political perspective, Rep. Donalds discusses how he feels about all the historic moments that have happened over the last few weeks -- from Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the new presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, to former President Donald Trump choosing Senator JD Vance (R-OH) to be his running mate. He shares how he believes these things change the race and why he remains confident that the Republican ticket will be successful in November.
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