This week, Trey gives his thoughts on the efficacy of the FBI, the best way for people to support their communities, and how to hold justice system officials accountable for the failure to prosecute "habitual criminals." Then, Mary-Langston shares what she's reading right now, and Trey reveals his new favorite T.V. show.  

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This week, Trey Gowdy is joined by Jesse Watters, Host of Watter's World and Co-Host of The Five on The Fox News Channel. He discusses how he rose from production assistant to prime-time host, how he shook up the White House Correspondents Dinner, and why he wrote his new book How I Saved the World.

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This week, Trey discusses where forgiveness comes from, the relevance of a prosecutor's conviction rate, and the fundamentals of why federal courts aren't videotaped. 

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On this episode, Trey looks ahead to the upcoming Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. 

He reflects on some of the most impactful moments from the Olympics over the years, his attempt to keep politics out of the Olympic games, and the importance of remembering our shared humanity through the power of sports.  

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On this episode, Trey discusses how the game of golf can help you tell someone’s character, how people manage and respond to their guilt, and whether it is legal to go door to door to check somebody's vaccination status.

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This week, Trey Gowdy is joined by Lou Holtz, former head football coach for the New York Jets, the University of Notre Dame, and the University of South Carolina among others. Coach Holtz describes his upbringing in Depression-era West Virginia, his journey to becoming a football coach, and his guiding principles for life.

Coach Holtz also discusses the clause in his contract that allowed him to go to the University of Notre Dame in 1986, some of his most iconic coaching moments, and receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2020. 

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On this episode, Trey shares his thoughts on his most interesting colleague in Congress, the possibility of rooting out hate in our world, and his best tools for communicating with a jury during his career as District Attorney.

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On this episode, Trey reflects on his past Fourth of July memories and family traditions. 

Later, he speaks about what the holiday means to him and his loved ones. He also shares the reason why all Americans should embrace Independence Day. 

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On this episode, Trey discusses the lessons we can learn from Atticus Finch in "To Kill a Mockingbird," criminal justice reform in the United States, and the best ways to get in contact with your Congressman.

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