The Trey Gowdy Podcast

Days following the assassination attempt on Former President Trump, Trey reflects on the grim reality that political violence has engulfed the nation. Trey also shares insight on the media frenzy that surrounds a vice-presidential candidate announcement.

The Supreme Court ruled that former President Trump had partial immunity in his election interference case. Trey responds to the ruling and answers whether this decision will impact Hunter Biden's legal troubles in any way.

As voters prepare to watch the CNN Presidential Debate, Trey reveals what he will be looking for from the two candidates on the debate stage. He also sheds light on his distinction between facts and the truth and asks a bonus question.

As we gear up for the first 2024 presidential debate, voters can't help but feed into the mystery of who former President Trump will select as his running mate. Trey answers a question on the media frenzy surrounding the Republican vice presidential pick.

Hunter Biden finds himself grappling with a guilty verdict as well in his federal gun case. Trey reacts to the verdict and whether President Biden will pardon his son, despite saying he would not.

Trey examines the facts regarding Hunter Biden's federal gun trial and what part politics plays in the prosecution. He also emphasizes how political vendettas have evolved to influence the credibility of the United States justice system.

During the final moments of the former president's trial, Trey explains why some behavior he observed concerned him and how this guilty verdict could set a dangerous precedent for the future of the country's justice system.

Trey revisits his answers to questions on the Supreme Court's ruling unanimously in favor of President Trump in the Colorado ballot disqualification case and the importance of the legal system not being used as political weapon.

On this episode Trey revisits a conversation with the founding scientific chair and board member for the U.S. Foundation for Social Connection and the Global Initiative on Loneliness and Connection, Dr. Julianne Holt-Lunstad.

With everyday stressors of life, it's easy to wonder whether you've fallen off your path. Trey and clinical psychologist Kevin Gilliland Psy.D analyze how to welcome and navigate the variant seasons in your life.

From the courtroom to the putting green, Trey has insightful answers to your questions. Trey answers questions on the limitations of Presidential Orders, the DOJ's timetable for moving forward on a case, and his most enjoyable rounds of golf.

Former senior White House and United States Intelligence Community official under former President Trump, Cliff Sims delves into his firsthand account of the clash between politics and spirituality when holding a position of power.

Jurors were selected in the trial of former President Donald Trump, but how can a jury be selected when jurors know who the former President is? Trey gives a crash course in jury selection, sharing what he's learned during his time as a prosecutor.

Mrs. Roberta 'Bert' McCarthy, 'mother of just plain old Kevin McCarthy,' was one of the many lights in Trey's life. This episode is in honor of Mrs. McCarthy's legacy of grace, compassion, and kindness

As the two remaining 2024 Republican presidential candidates prepare for Super Tuesday, Trey evaluates the varying sects of the GOP and how the dynamic has changed among voters and party members.

Broadcaster and former host of ESPN's Sportscenter Sage Steele examines the intersection of sports and politics. ?Sage emphasizes how she has and will continue to use her platform to amplify stories and people who speak truth to power.

Are you ready for Sunday's big game? Well unless you're talking about the South Carolina Gamecocks vs. Connecticut Huskies women's basketball game, Trey is not interested!

Trey answers a question on whether leaders should make decisions based on politics or morals, and if political rivals make amends once their campaigns end. Plus, he reacts to the latest news in SEC football!

Dr. Julianne Holt-Lunstad dissects the loneliness epidemic and whether our understanding of connection and community has evolved or devolved. Dr. Julianne explains whether in person vs. virtual connection is more beneficial to your well-being.

With two candidates left in the Republican presidential primary, will this evening's New Hampshire primary prove to be another victory for the former President, despite his ongoing legal squabbles?

Politico congressional reporter Olivia Beavers joins Trey to reflect on the unprecedented events that unfolded in Congress last year and look ahead at the challenges facing Speaker Johnson as he attempts to govern with a slim majority.

We're eleven days into 2024 and the House GOP is making headlines, from a flood of retirements to inner-party tensions. Trey answers whether House Republicans will unify to get along better in 2024.

Trey reveals why Congress dedicates so much time to enforcing laws and answers whether President Biden would be able to issue an anticipatory pardon before leaving office if he doesn't win re-election in November.

Happy New Year! As we embark on this new chapter in the book of life, Trey revisits a few of his favorite conversations from 2023 that enlightened, inspired, and brought us joy.