Trey Gowdy

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For @davidpascoesc, the pursuit of justice often requires challenging the status quo. He joins @TGowdySC to discuss the "dirty secrets" of the legal system and why he believes structural change in South Carolina is long overdue. Listen: buff.ly/PBaBUKU

While the Senate filibuster is often seen as a roadblock, @TGowdySC views it as a necessary shield. Listen: buff.ly/M3KgoYg

.@ShannonBream joins @TGowdySC to discuss her book, "Nothing is Impossible with God," and how some of the greatest "overcomers" in the Bible walked through seasons of self-doubt and loneliness. Whether you're facing difficult times or in a waiting season, Shannon shares how these biblical stories prove that there is always a way through. Listen: buff.ly/M3KgoYg

Think your executive presence is up to par? Certified Etiquette Coach Alison Cheperdak joins @TGowdySC to discuss her new book, "Was It Something I Said?" and share practical insights on navigating high-stakes environments with confidence and grace. Listen: buff.ly/U4h6fX7

What is the "24-hour rule" for missing persons? .@TGowdySC reviews how law enforcement handles these cases, using the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie to explain why factors like age, health, and reliability change everything. Listen: buff.ly/kjwr0lo

"Law enforcement and military never negotiate with hostage takers." @DanaPerino and @TGowdySC discuss the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie and the tactical challenges of solving high-stakes abductions. buff.ly/5lkil62

As President Trump signs a bill to end a partial government shutdown, @TGowdySC answers a listener question on why it seems like the government is always shutting down, and how threats of a shutdown can become a routine political weapon in Washington. Listen: buff.ly/R9ECQwr

As America nears its 250th birthday, @TGowdySC takes a step back to ask, how can we rediscover the shared values needed to preserve the American experiment for the next generation? Listen: buff.ly/R9ECQwr

.@TGowdySC answers a question on recent ICE operations and warns how the societal pressure to be "first" often undermines the pursuit of factual accuracy. Listen: buff.ly/MiDp0TU

"Why is Greenland suddenly in the spotlight?" @TGowdySC explains why Greenland could benefit U.S. national security — and how President Trump’s negotiating style has shaped the conversation. Listen: buff.ly/MiDp0TU

.@TGowdySC and @KarlRove discuss the intense pressure facing political leaders as they navigate midterm redistricting in a fight where every seat, and every line drawn counts. Listen: buff.ly/9pdOdru

.@TGowdySC answers a listener question on what's next for Former Special Counsel Jack Smith, as he gets ready to testify publicly about his investigations into President Trump. Listen: buff.ly/9pdOdru

.@yemisi shares with @TGowdySC how authenticity and leaving party talking points behind made her media transition click after years in Washington. Listen: buff.ly/9pdOdru

.@TGowdySC answers a question on the legal outlook of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro's U.S. criminal case. Listen: buff.ly/hRRgGtd

.@TGowdySC says he feels proud to be an American following the arrest of Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, honoring the work of the unsung heroes in U.S. intelligence. Listen: buff.ly/hRRgGtd

The tragic murders of Hollywood royalty, Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, have sparked questions about the fate of their son Nick's potential trial. @Tgowdysc examines the Slayer Statute and the role it might play in this case.

In a complicated world, @TGowdySC says curious minds and honest questions will help us make sense of what we hear. Listen: buff.ly/l3mHzr5

This Thanksgiving week, join @TGowdysc and @Dr_KevinG for a conversation on gratitude, grief, and the joy of community. buff.ly/ukWW9LB

After Congress unanimously voted to release the long-held Jeffrey Epstein files, @TGowdySC explains why he believes giving that information to Congress won't hold wrongdoers accountable in the way legal action would. Listen: buff.ly/qr9sRCI

.@TGowdySC provides his analysis of the Epstein files and explains why he believes trial transcripts are the clearest path to understanding what justice requires.