The Untold Story with Martha MacCallum FOX News Channel

This week, Martha sits down with University of Notre Dame Senior, Emily Eagle, to discuss her experience as a blind student on campus.  

Emily has nothing but praise for how accommodating her school has been throughout her college career, and how she has become the best version of herself as a blind person. She claims being blind has made her more empathetic, a better problem solver, and overall, an extremely resilient young woman. 

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This week, Martha chats with former Hall of Fame Quarterback & Super Bowl MVP, Brett Favre, to discuss the players in the NFL draft.

Brett believes that the new quarterback picks are very strong and gives his predictions on where he thinks each player might go. He also gives his insight on high profile figures such as athletes weighing in on current events and politics. 

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This week, Martha sits down with Civil Rights Attorney, Leo Terrell, to discuss race and policing in America.  

Leo argues that there is a false narrative of racism in American society. He shares why he believes the idea of systemic racism does not exist, and is being wrongly exploited in this country.  

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This week, Martha sits down with UK Media Correspondent and royal reporter, Neil Sean, to discuss the royal family and predictions regarding the late Prince Phillip’s funeral.  

Neil predicts that Queen Elizabeth will not step aside from her royal duty, even given her husband’s recent death. He also believes that Prince William and Prince Harry’s first time speaking again since the infamous Oprah interview will be at the funeral, and why he thinks it is unlikely that they will smooth things over in their relationship anytime soon. 

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This week, Martha sits down with seventeen-year-old Minneapolis resident, Marcus Hunter, to discuss the current state of his neighborhood.  

Marcus reveals how crime has drastically increased since the death of George Floyd and the reduction of the Minneapolis Police Department. He shares his hopes to see people finally feeling secure in the neighborhood, and how he remains hopeful that safety is attainable. 

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This week, Martha takes the streets of Minneapolis for a walk and talk with Don Samuels, The Chief’s Advisory Council for Minneapolis Police, and Ted Williams, former Washington D.C. police detective, along with two Minneapolis residents David Opp and Lonnice Thorton. 

They share how the tragic death of George Floyd, and though it has brought an unprecedented opportunity for police reform, they believe defunding the police will result in the already fragile neighborhoods of Minneapolis littered with crime, violence, and civil unrest. They also reveal the true needs of the community, a true reform.

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