On this episode, Trey revisits his thoughts on bias reporting in mainstream media and explains how and why the news became so partisan.

Later, he explains the definition of "conservatism," and how members of Congress are selected to subcommittees.

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On this episode, with the negative and tragic headlines saturating the news, Trey decides that now is a better time than ever to revisit his tips for how to live a joyful life.

Plus, drawing on the example of Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) Trey ponders what sort of qualities we should look for in our leaders.

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This week, as the Senate holds hearings for the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Trey revisits a previous episode from the last Supreme Court confirmation hearings.  

Here, Trey explains why the Supreme Court has become a "cultural background," and why modern Supreme Court hearings have become so contentious.

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On this episode, Trey sits down with the Anchor and Executive Editor of The Story on the FOX News Channel, and the host of The Untold Story podcast, Martha MacCallum.

Martha shares her career journey to the FOX News Channel, whom she would most like to interview next, and the importance of recognizing your own perspective while covering a story.

Later, Martha and Trey share a poignant moment.

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On this episode, Trey explains why Election Day isn’t a federal holiday, and whether that can be changed and explains the motives behind attorney generals who are soft on crime.

Later, Trey explains what sort of mental health programs prisons can offer their inmates, and how effective they can be in making a positive change in that person’s life.  

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This week, Trey breaks down why the Voting Rights Act is a misleading name for what is actually in the bill and sheds light on common misconceptions of what voting in America is like.

Then, Trey draws an unlikely comparison between a challenge shared by both the criminal justice system and by those voting in America.  

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On this episode, Trey explains how the Department of Justice monitors the FBI to ensure it is acting ethically and describes why the U.S. changed Senatorial elections to be done via the popular vote.

Later, Trey breaks down what the Department of Justice can and cannot do to make sure that local law enforcement jurisdictions enforce all laws.  

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This week, Trey sits down with the Anchor of FOX News @ Night and Host of the Livin’ The Bream podcast, Shannon Bream, to discuss her faith journey and why faith plays such an important role in her life. 

Plus, Shannon shares some of her favorite stories from her time at the FOX News Channel.  

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On this episode, Trey breaks down who is most affected when prosecutors decide what laws they enforce and which ones they don’t. Then, Trey reflects on his own experience to give advice to a future law student.

Plus, Trey explains how his Congressional office found the best ways to serve all of their constituents.

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This week, Trey weighs in on why it is so important people are reminded that the United States is a Republic and not a direct Democracy. He also shares why he believes the Electoral College is so important and why the policies of New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg, are as undemocratic as it gets.

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