The Trey Gowdy Podcast

Trey Gowdy explains the importance of respecting the election results while also ensuring election integrity, the responsibility of those alleging fraud to prove there was fraud, and what level of tolerance we should have for mistakes.

Trey Gowdy explains why Judge Amy Coney Barrett is qualified to serve on the Supreme Court, points out the teamwork from Republican senators in questioning during the confirmation hearing, and what he thinks some Democrats can improve upon.

Trey Gowdy discusses the importance of acknowledging media bias if it surfaces during the debate, tailoring your tone and message towards all voters, and how to address difficult issues like the struggles of the pandemic.

Trey Gowdy shares his observations of the first few days of the Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing of Judge Amy Coney Barrett and the full story of how Chief Justice Roberts decided the Affordable Care Act was constitutional.

Trey Gowdy remembers the meaning of Labor Day by discussing how some of his earliest jobs mowing lawns, delivering papers, and bagging groceries taught him the value of work.

Trey Gowdy explains how the political landscape of our country demonstrates the division of opinion in America, the important relationship of co-citizenry, and the important work that goes into sharing a republic.

Trey Gowdy discusses why Americans feel the country is out of control and how people of different political persuasions can unify and meet in the middle on important issues.

Trey Gowdy weighs in on the burdensome responsibilities and expectations of a police officer in modern society and how impactful the actions of a good cop can be on the lives of the people who call them for help or protection.

Trey Gowdy speaks with former staff director of the House Oversight and Government Reform, Sheria Clarke. They discuss the value of religion in the fight for racial equality and the importance of people connecting with others different from them.

Trey Gowdy speaks with the Wall Street Journal's, Kim Strassel. Kim talks about how she first discovered her passion for journalism, breaks down the difference between news and editorials, and how a newspaper decides what news is worth covering.

Trey Gowdy discusses how George Floyd's murder by a police officer demonstrates an abuse of power and how businesses being looted and burned creates more innocent victims.

Trey Gowdy explains how history remembers the names of the most famous people but advocates that our actions shouldn't be taken in pursuit of fame. Plus, he takes the time to recognize the men and women who fought for America and made it what it is today.

Trey Gowdy is joined by South Carolina Senator Tim Scott. Senator Scott shares how his mother encouraged him to help as many people as he could and how it feels to see her American dream come true.

Trey Gowdy is joined by the head women's basketball coach at Baylor University, Kim Mulkey. Coach Mulkey shares how she found her passion for sports, her tough experience early in her coaching career, and how Trey was impacted by Coach Mulkey early on.