This week, Trey explains what he thinks President Trump should talk about during the Republican National Convention, how he would question former FBI director James Comey if given the chance and why he believes public hearings are typically unhelpful.

Later, Trey gives a compelling argument for his favorite books, favorite song and favorite movie.

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This week, Trey discusses his new book out, Doesn’t Hurt To Ask, and how his friend Senator Tim Scott inspired him to write a book about something he is passionate about.

Trey explains the keys to persuasion in knowing your jury as well as the facts on both sides and the beauty of questions. Later, Trey remembers a visit to the White House where he was able to apply his question asking skills in a conversation with President Trump.

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Former Congressman Trey Gowdy discusses the gridlock in Congress Americans have seen this past week and why during a pandemic would be the time to work together and persuade each other.

Trey explains the importance of the country expecting more of our politicians and the media who cover them. He goes on to give the building blocks of persuasion, the value of knowing the facts before expressing opinions and the importance of knowing both your goals and who your jury is. Plus, Trey reminds listeners about his new book coming out, Doesn’t Hurt To Ask.

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Former Congressman Trey Gowdy poses questions about recent instances of hypocrisy, when it comes to federal intervention in the Portland protests, how the Democrats conducted themselves during their hearing with Attorney General William Barr and the potential reopening of schools. 

Trey explains the importance of gathering all of the facts before weighing in on something and he discusses the art of persuasion and why it is in Americans’ best interest not to argue but persuade one another.

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