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Trey Gowdy former federal prosecutor and four term United States Congressman from South Carolina brings his one of a kind style to the podcast platform. Every week you’ll hear original commentaries and power player interviews. Don't be surprised if his former congressional colleagues stop by from time to time as well.
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"How do we get back to prioritizing fairness as a virtue?"
Trey explores how the public can restore their faith in the Department of Justice, answering if it's possible to avoid politically motivated prosecutions.
Plus, Trey answers questions on his relationship with Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and reveals key character details from his debut novel The Color of Death.
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"Congress cannot charge anyone with anything."
Trey responds to the federal indictment against former FBI Director James Comey, how this case will move forward and the role of Congress in criminal proceedings.
He also addresses what many are calling the distasteful fan behavior at the 2025 Ryder Cup.
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This week Trey answers questions on two topics he knows very well: Congress & the Dallas Cowboys.
He also shares his thoughts on whether higher education plays a role in societal indoctrination.
Plus, Trey reveals if readers can anticipate a sequel to his New York Times best-seller The Color of Death!
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Following Charlie Kirk’s memorial, Trey reflects on faith, forgiveness, and the power of dialogue over violence. He shows how grace can rise above anger and how love has the power to echo long after cruelty tries to silence it.
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1The Miriam Foundation is a program that renews, inspires, and supports young girls to overcome challenges and excel in all aspects of their lives.
Trey looks back at his conversation with a familiar voice on the podcast, Mary Langston to highlight the invaluable work of the foundation and how it's cultivated a loving and supportive community in South Carolina.
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After the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Trey asks the hard question: what happens now? In this episode, he examines the limits of the law, the role of culture, and the moral responsibility each of us holds in a time of rising political violence.
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"When will there be a day of reckoning for violence?"
Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated while speaking at a Utah Valley University event, Wednesday afternoon. Trey reacts to the heinous tragedy and recent displays of senseless violence in the United States.
Trey also answers a question on how the legal system handles violent offenders.
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Trey confronts the outrage sparked by his recent remarks on faith, gun violence, and America’s divided response to tragedy after a devastating mass shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic church took the lives of two young children on August 27th. He challenges listeners across to move beyond criticism and toward solutions, and offers candid reflection on morals, accountability, and the urgent need to protect the most innocent among us.
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College football is back, and with a clean slate comes big expectations after a long off-season.
Trey looks back on his conversation with Head Coach of the University of South Carolina Football team, Shane Beamer after an exciting and successful 2024 season for the Gamecocks. The two talk NIL, the transfer portal, and the importance of finding athletes who are not only hard workers but love to compete.
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"God is not unjust; He will not forget your work and the love you have shown Him as you helped His people and continue to help them." - Hebrews 6:10 (NIV)
Trey revisits his thoughts on Labor Day and how it should be a day of gratitude, to acknowledge the importance of everyday workers.
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After months of reader anticipation and a decade of brainstorming, Trey's debut novel The Color of Death is available!
Trey answers questions on his literary process, the meaningful inspiration behind the book's characters and his steadfast commitment to ensuring that novel ends with "the light beating out the darkness."
Read along on this meaningful and exciting journey, HERE!
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"The Color of Death is fiction, but it's real. It really happens."
From the mind of a former prosecutor, The Color of Death was created. Trey's debut novel eloquently untangles a chilling murder investigation, revealing that life and people are not always how they seem.
The Color of Death is available NOW!
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This week’s questions are on law, order & television! Trey answers a question on former FBI Director James Comey’s peculiar social media
postings and whether it’s a potential legal strategy.
Plus, Trey shares his favorite British crime dramas. Do you have any recommendations?
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In one week, Trey's debut true-crime novel The Color of Death will be available for readers to dive into a captivating fictional world about a shocking murder in a small town, written by a real-world prosecutor.
Ahead of the release, Trey speaks with one of his favorite authors, Steven Pressfield to hear his literary expertise, discuss their individual writing processes and share the inspiration behind their novels.
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Earlier this week, President Trump addressed his decision to deploy the National Guard to Washington, DC, to crack down on incessant crime. Trey answers a question on the surge of crime across major cities and the role the legal system plays in punishing perpetrators.
Plus, Trey reveals whether he'll partake in a 2025-2026 fantasy football league.
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People pursue a legal career for countless reasons, some more just than others, but for Cindy Crick, newly appointed Solicitor for South Carolina’s 13th Circuit and today’s guest, it was more than a job – it was a calling.
Cindy sits down with Trey to tell her story, from her time working as a health educator, to her first interview for a legal position, to now. Cindy and Trey also discuss how their time as legal practitioners has affected their personal life, their children and outlook on life.
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"Congress can't keep a secret, period."
Trey answers listener questions on Congress' ability to declassify documents, the appointment process of U.S. attorneys and the countdown to football season.
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Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) holds many titles: Chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, husband, son, friend, and most importantly, man of God. In his new book "One Nation Always Under God," Senator Scott eloquently illustrates why he believes America has been built on faith and how his experience with overcoming adversity affirmed to him that God has never failed us.
Plus, he shares stories of hidden American heroes who he believes would be honored in "Heaven's Hall of Fame."
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From the formation of a special counsel, U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's reopening of the 2016 Russia investigation, to Trey's possible return to a courtroom, he answers this week's listener questions.
Plus, Trey shares why his Christmas gift gets delivered in August!
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With a staunchly divided Congress, it can be easy for politicians to focus on dominating the other side, rather than compromising, but is that the best way to create lasting change?
Former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy is on the podcast today to examine the issues in the modern political landscape, from partisan infighting, the difficulty in electing moderate candidates, and the constant tug-of-war between Republicans and Democrats that often leads us in circles, rather than forward.
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This guy, gov. of Florida wants Nazi Walt Disney back??! ive never heard someone who wants to help families help to destroy the lives of disenfranchised kids like this. gross. I bet and hope his kids will HATE him later in life. protecting life??! he is INSANE. he seems VERY uneducated...
Ouch I do not like Lindsey Graham's take on almost all of this stuff.
Unfortunately Dan did not disappoint. This is why I stopped listening to his podcast, but I only ever hear him attacking his own side these days. Yes other people do it as well but he does it while talking about how dumb it is other people do that with a pretentiousness that has just become unbearable. He's a good person and congressman but he really needs to work on his tone because at first he didn't talk like this.
you 2 did the same.thing you accused the "partisan ".people in.each party.
Oh Trey.... It's great you're friends with Tim, he's a good person, and he gave the technically correct answer. But today, knowing the history of recent history of the FBI, knowing the selective application of the law recently for both similar and dissimilar cases, knowing the dishonesty of Merrick Garland, knowing the goals of the January 6th committee, Tim Scott's answer was totally inappropriate. He gave benefit to the doubt of the FBI's actions at a time they've lost all credibility when it comes to handling cases with a political bend. Good intentions, but he's living in the past and not in our current political environment.
too bad Lindsey didn't go into comedy instead of politics
Sounds nice but giving up your freedoms does not equal safety. Two good guys but very misguided ideas.
so he will give up freedom for non guaranteed safety. sounds like a losing option.
"Where did your education end?" so typical, and sad
@8:45 ...This was very disappointing of the GOP in 2010 that it seemed they just went all RINO and didn't accomplish anything significant.
a long time and big fan, but it's a glaring presumption to speak of "nuclear threat" in the past tense
@6:11 ... The NYC prosecutor said he was very up front in his campaign that these were exactly the policies he was going to advance. He seemed surprised that people would complain that is is doing what he campaigned to do. This is all on the NYC voters, it would seem. So rather complain about the DA, the questions should be to the voters.
@6:00 ....by including 3 separate voting methods then you have the variety oof methods that trip up the single flaws of each method.
Jim Thorpe.
My wife is grateful that you mentioned the Ken Follett century trilogy. She has hardly seen or heard from me for about 3 weeks. She's interested in any other long reads you might recommend.
@13:29. redistricting.... I thought the number in congress was not fixed... rather the constitution stipulated 1 representative per 700,000 people. thus a state can loose representatives by a lower population in the census.
First question for the topic doesn't start until @6:00
serious question/observation: with all the amazing revelations that expose the corruption for our historical records (assumptive s/nature of that statement recognized), what or who is doing anything in the now to expose and fix the corruption? THAT is not apparent, and there remains no accountability for damages even when egregious behavior is found.
long time , and still admirer. The "difference" is, optional vs. mandated, and for the same category of illness. Fatality rate accepted as higher, in line with novel flu.