This week, Trey Gowdy is joined by former United States Secretary of Homeland Security, Jeh Johnson.

Jeh shares how he discovered his passion for public service, the value of compromise to get stuff done in Washington and they discuss former Secretary Johnson’s involvement investigating foreign interferences in the 2016 election.

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This week, Trey Gowdy answers listeners’ questions about the extreme winter conditions in Texas, the latest on the Durham report and whether New York Governor Andrew Cuomo will be held accountable for his pandemic nursing home policies.

Later, Trey reflects on what direction the Republican party is headed and finding a balance between having the important arguments about policy and presenting a unified front.

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This week, Trey Gowdy questions what expectations and standards Americans have for our leaders and the President.

Trey reflects on whether Americans have reasonable expectations for a president and asserts that it is the responsibility of the citizens to demand exceptional leadership for their country.

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This week, Trey Gowdy is joined by William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Politics at Princeton University, Keith E. Whittington.

Professor Whittington explains the fundamentals of impeachment, the parameters of who can be impeached and for what reasons. He also explains the arguments for and against moving forward with former President Trump’s impeachment .

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This week, Trey Gowdy is joined by FOX News Chief Political Anchor, Bret Baier.

Bret shares what first inspired him to pursue a career in journalism, how news media has changed in the past few decades and his passion for raising money for Children’s National Hospital through his upcoming charity, the All-Star Panel event.

Later, Trey speaks about the approaching impeachment trial of former President Trump.

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This week, Trey Gowdy is joined by Justice on the South Carolina Supreme Court, Justice John Cannon Few

Justice Few shares the importance of a judge showing deference to the jury, how members of the judiciary separate their personal beliefs from both the facts and the law and how we can strengthen our democracy by listening to one another.

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This week, Trey Gowdy asserts the idea that fairness should not depend on political party, but instead should be the standard we give to both our friends and our opponents.

He explains his hopes that America can establish a system of accountability for politicians and media that lie, and why the political environment we live in does not encourage asking questions.

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This week, Trey Gowdy reflects on last week’s violence at the U.S. Capitol building and his hopes the country returns to acting as a nation of laws.

He explains the consequences of the destructive nature of the fighting amongst fellow Americans and poses the question of where the accountability lies for political leaders who mislead their constituents. 

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This week, Trey Gowdy is joined by Republican strategist, former Deputy Chief of Staff and Campaign Manager for George W. Bush, Karl Rove.

Karl shares his early passion for politics and government, how he selected political candidates he would work with and the importance of being tolerant of all political views and beliefs .

Later, Karl explains how the Georgia runoff elections brought him back into the world of political campaigns.

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This week, Trey Gowdy reflects on New Year’s Eve, new beginnings and the idea of hope on the horizon.

He explains why he loves New Year’s Eve and its symbolism of a new slate, encourages people to make a difference in their own communities and shares what he believes the greatest American institution is.

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