Special Counsel John Durham has released his findings, concluding that the FBI and Justice Department had no basis to open the investigation into then-candidate Donald Trump. Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew McCarthy joins to share his reaction.

What does the future hold for computer technology? Theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku joins to discuss the race to create the next generation of computers, how quantum computing could help find cures for various diseases, and more.

King Charles III was officially crowned the King of England, making him the oldest ruler to ever ascend to the throne. Royal expert Neil Sean joins Martha to discuss all the drama surrounding the King's coronation.

For the first time since the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, there will be a Coronation in the UK for the new King, Charles III. Royal Expert Neil Sean joins to give an insider's perspective on the historic event and what to expect from the Coronation.

Co-host of Outnumbered on the FOX News Channel and former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany joins Martha to discuss her latest book, titled 'Serenity in the Storm: Living Through Chaos by Leaning on Christ.'

Martha joins with FOX's Jonathan Hunt to discuss what comes next for the monarchy as King Charles III takes over his role and how the change could impact relations between England, Scotland, and Australia.

New York Post Journalist Jon Levine joins Martha as he shares how he began his writing career and how the country has evolved over the last few decades.

Kyiv Mayor, Vitali Klitschko joins Martha to discuss the importance of this spring offensive and what he believes is a reasonable goal and expectation for Ukrainian victory.

Kat Timpf joins to talk about how stand-up comedy shaped her life in the wake of her mother's death and how laughter can help anyone through times of hardship.

Why are so many young people in the United States feeling anxious and helpless? Dr. Drew Pinsky explains that due to the COVID-19 lockdowns and a nationwide addiction to social media, America's youth is facing a mental health crisis.

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Liz Truss shares why she believes the United Kingdom and the United States must return to conservative values to combat the global threats of China and Russia.

Martha is joined by Iryna Verbivska, a Ukrainian refugee who returned to the war-torn country to document the destruction through photography. Iryna details how she was able to survive the early days of the conflict and how she escaped the country.

Martha is joined by Catholic priest and author Friar Mike Schmitz to discuss research from a recent Wall Street Journal - NORC poll, that acknowledged the fading of religious, family, and patriotic values among Americans.

This week, Martha revisits a conversation with author Kathie Lee Gifford and Rabbi Jason Sobel to discuss their book 'The God of The Way'. Kathie and Rabbi Jason explain that due to translations and the full context of the Bible.

Martha is joined by Rachel Campos-Duffy and Joe Concha to discuss a recent Wall Street Journal – NORC poll that found that Americans are pulling back from traditional values.

Martha is joined by the president and CEO of Junior Achievement Rocky Mountain Robin Wise to discuss her journey from dropping out of college to becoming a leader in business.

Martha is joined by FOX News State Department correspondent Benjamin Hall and his wife Alicia as they discuss the attack on his vehicle outside Kyiv, Ukraine and his journey through recovering from the injuries he sustained while reporting in the warzone.

Martha is joined by South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson and Chief Prosecutor for South Carolina's State Grand Jury Creighton Waters as they discuss the Alex Murdaugh double murder trial.

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.

On this episode, Martha is joined by World War II Veteran Don Thompson and his wife Mary-Anne 'Dude' Thompson as they discuss how they met by sending letters to each other during the war.

Martha is joined by president and founder of the Humanitarian Aid and Rescue Project Burke Bryant to discuss how his group helped to extract children from the frontlines of the Ukraine war and the chemical attack has moved his work to the southern border.