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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Q & Trey: Why a "Free Society" is a Reactive One
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The Lost Art of Etiquette: Navigating Life’s Most Awkward Moments
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Q & Trey: A New Season Is Coming
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Defining The "Trump Doctrine"
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Q & Trey: The Legal Limits of the FBI
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Justice on the Ballot: Reforming South Carolina’s Judicial System
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Q & Trey: The Reality of Missing Person Investigations
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Did The Criminal Justice System Strike Out On Jeffrey Epstein?
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Q & Trey: Are Nancy Guthrie’s Ransom Notes Truly Untraceable?
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Inside the New Era of College Football With Coach Shane Beamer
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Q & Trey: Why Does the Government Always Seem to Shut Down?
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What Does America Need to Survive Another 250 Years?
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Q & Trey: What Went Wrong In Recent ICE Clashes?
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The Legacy of President George W. Bush
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Q & Trey: Why Greenland Is Suddenly In The Spotlight
About Trey Gowdy
Trey Gowdy is a former state and federal prosecutor who experienced the criminal justice system firsthand for nearly two decades. In 2010, he was elected to Congress and was chair of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform and chaired the Select Committee on Benghazi. He served on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, as well as the Judiciary and Ethics and the Education and Workforce committees. After four terms, he decided to not seek re-election, thus ending his career with an exemplary record in the courtroom and undefeated in political races. He has been widely recognized by law enforcement and victims of crime for his diligent service as a prosecutor and was chairman of the South Commission on Prosecution Coordination. He is the co-author with Senator Tim Scott of the New York Times bestseller Unified.
