Martha MacCallum

 MacCallum was hired by Fox News Channel in 2004. From 2006 until 2010 MacCallum hosted The Live Desk and America's Newsroom and America's Newsroom, respectively. MacCallum was host of The First 100 Days on Fox News Channel. It was launched on the 9th of January on the 9th of January, 2017. The show was created in order to take over Tucker Carlson Tonight, which was moved to the same time slot as The Kelly File following Megyn Kelly's departure. [5] The show was changed to The Story with Martha MacCallum on April 28th in 2017. 6. Newsmax increased rapidly by the end of 2020 , while Fox and MacCallum dropped in the ratings. On the 11th of January, her program, "The Story," was transferred from the prime 7 to the 9 p.m. slot. The show was later relegated to the. ET time-slot to a 3 p.m. ET time-slot until 3 p.m. They've disrupted the system in a massive way!"[8][9However, later on she described them as "unsettling" and added the control of the Capitol must be kept. 9] She compared the riots in the U.S. Capitol with a peaceful protest at Josh Hawley's home a few days prior to. The New York Times described it as "bizarre" the way Trump supporters could get into the Capitol to promote democracy. The incident made international news. The incident at the home of the Republican official was not that significant in scope. MacCallum was awarded the Soldiersocks Commitment to Serve twice and has been awarded a second the recipient of the Gracie Award for women in journalism[11[11]. Some have criticized her for using the term 'China Virus' China Virus' to describe COVID-19.