This week, Trey admires the grace and class shown by rival teams during rivalry week in College Football, discusses the importance of distinguishing the difference between fact and opinion, and commends Axios reporter, Jonathan Swan for being an equal opportunity questioner. 

Later, Trey talks about being able to reflect on institutions that are worthy of respect such as the court and jury system which follows rules with the common goal of finding the truth. 

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On this episode, Trey breaks down the process of jury deliberations and who jurors turn to if they have questions. He also discusses the need for reasonable term limits in Congress.

Later, Trey expresses his thoughts on the importance of education and how he ended up at Baylor University.  

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This week, Trey reflects on Thanksgiving and shares stories about the people in his life and the thankfulness they have for the things in their lives. He also talks about the importance of the spirit of thankfulness.

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On this episode, Trey breaks down his thoughts on the questioning of Kyle Rittenhouse after the District Attorney finished questioning him and explains how media coverage impacts a fair trial.Later, Trey explains the difference between homicide and murder and talks about how you can help Ethiopians who are starving.

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This week, Trey is joined by former Chief of Staff to the Acting United States Secretary of Defense under President Donald Trump, Kash Patel who shares his thoughts on Rep. Adam Schiff’s (D-CA) defense of the Steele Dossier and the claims within it  

Later, Kash explains his legal opinion on the standings of the document and the investigation into the discredited claims.

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On this episode, Trey explains voting by 'We The People' and how it came about that people get the opportunity to vote on an issue. He also talks about his predictions for the Gamecocks and Tigers this year.

Later, Trey breaks down the number of jurors in the Supreme Court and who writes the bills for Congress.

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This week, Trey is joined by the Chairman and CEO of the Tunnel To Towers Foundation, Frank Siller, to share the story of Firefighter Stephen Gerard Siller who gave his life on 9/11, and what the foundation is doing to honor Veterans Day.   

Later, Trey talks about the things he will be reflecting on while observing Veterans Day. 

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On this episode, Trey explains the importance of oil in America and how many people probably don't realize how much oil they use in their daily lives. 

Later, Trey breaks down the question he would ask the Attorney General Merrick Garland if he was part of the recent hearings. 

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This week, Trey discusses his thoughts on the upcoming Virginia Gubernatorial Election and how election results are often overread or misread by politicians. 

Later, Trey wonders who the U.S. Senator is that Huma Abedin claims sexually assaulted her, and expresses his concern that this crime was committed by someone who may potentially still be in a position of power. Also, Trey questions if the law is more complicated than people that write the headlines like Politico and New York Post want to lead us to believe. 

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