Join Trey Gowdy every Thursday for a bonus podcast episode where he shares his analysis and latest thoughts on the Supreme Court nomination process.

This week, Trey explains the history of Democrats speaking out against Supreme Court nominees, how senators could more honestly disagree with Supreme Court nominations and Trey encourages listeners to write down what they perceive their rights to be and argues Amy Coney Barrett will not take any of those rights away.

This week, Trey Gowdy speaks about the uncertainty Americans face as we approach the election and how he found hope amid this uncertainty.

Trey explains why grief and pain can become a unifying force for the country, how voters' opinions can be moved before Election Day and the importance of having a fair moderator in a debate.

Later, Trey reflects on his experience voting this year in the 2020 election.

Join Trey Gowdy every Thursday for a bonus podcast episode where he shares his analysis and latest thoughts on the Supreme Court nomination process.

This week, Trey explains why Judge Amy Coney Barrett is qualified to serve on the Supreme Court, he points out the teamwork from Republican Senators in questioning during the confirmation hearing and weighs in on what he thinks some Democrats can improve upon.  

Later, Trey ends on a happy note, discussing the hug shared between Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Senator Diane Feintstein (D-CA).

This week, Trey Gowdy weighs in on the presidential debates and how it presents the last opportunity for the candidates to persuade voters.

Trey gives his unsolicited advice to President Trump on how to best prepare for the final debate. He explains the importance of acknowledging media bias if it surfaces during the debate, tailoring your tone and message towards all voters and how to address difficult issues like the struggles of the pandemic.

Later, Trey explains how President Trump can best use his limited amount of time at the debate to highlight his own administration’s accomplishments and saving attacks for the right moments.

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Join Trey Gowdy every Thursday for a bonus podcast episode where he shares his analysis and latest thoughts on the Supreme Court nomination process.

This week, Trey shares his observations of the first few days of the Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing of Judge Amy Coney Barrett and he explains the full story of how Chief Justice Roberts decided the Affordable Care Act was constitutional. Plus, Trey explains why he thinks Professor Patricia O'Hara was the most effective advocate for Judge Barrett. 

Trey Gowdy is joined by his friend, Senator Ben Sasse (R-NE), to discuss the Senate confirmation hearings of Judge Amy Coney Barrett.

Senator Sasse explains his ideas for reforming the Senate, including introducing term limits so there is less emphasis on campaigning and less focus on making careers in Washington D.C.. The Senator also explains why he believes more decisions should be made at a state and local level, why politicians work together more effectively when there are no cameras and the importance of returning to civics rather than politics.

 Later, Senator Sasse explains Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s qualifications for the Supreme Court and why he believes attacks on Judge Barrett’s faith are unconstitutional and ineffective.

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Join Trey Gowdy every Thursday for a bonus podcast episode where he shares his analysis and latest thoughts on the Supreme Court nomination process.

This week, Trey dives into the way the United States Supreme Court has become a “cultural battleground." He discusses the lack of knowledge the public has of Supreme Court cases and decisions, and how changing of American attitudes has lead to more contentious confirmation processes.

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Trey Gowdy is joined by his friend, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-CA, to discuss his political career and the important lessons he's learned along the way.

Rep. McCarthy explains why it's easier for politicians to vote no on something than yes, the experience of being a California Republican and how winning the lottery at 20 years old, led him to discovering politics. Rep. McCarthy shares how his congressional class of Republicans took back the House of Representatives and the history of the Republican party in America.

Later Rep. McCarthy reflects on the diversity of opinion within the Republican party and the important responsibilities of a House Minority Leader.

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This week, Trey dives into the hypocrisy he sees when the media negatively portrays Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett as a devout Catholic. He explains the important traits he would want in any nominee and questions the role religious or spiritual beliefs should have in politics.

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