Q & Trey: Stemming The Tide Of Disinformation

Trey addresses the slow vote-counting process of several 2022 Midterm Elections and analyzes the decisions of voters this election cycle. Trey also reveals his top 5 list of political faux pas in history that potentially cost candidates their election.

Trey sits down with Congressman Dan Crenshaw (D-TX02) for a conversation about honor and influential powers in Congress. Crenshaw shares his thoughts on the outcomes of the 2022 Midterm Elections and what it revealed about the strengths of each party.

Trey revisits a conversation with CEO of the Tunnel To Towers Foundation Frank Siller to share the story of Firefighter Stephen Gerard Siller. Later, Trey talks about the things he will be reflecting on while observing Veterans Day.

Trey reflects on his experience covering the Midterm Elections and the election results that surprised him. Trey emphasizes the importance of sustaining bi-partisan relations in government in order to get legislative bills passed in Congress.

Trey Gowdy is joined by South Carolina Senator Tim Scott. Senator Scott shares how his mother encouraged him to help as many people as he could and how it feels to see her American dream come true.

Trey reflects on the ramifications of the 2022 Midterm Elections. He reminds listeners to manage their expectations, emphasizes the importance of keeping those expectations realistic, and asks those to be on alert for explanations of the results.

Trey answers a question about President Biden's recent comments on the longevity of Medicare and Social Security if the GOP gains control of the House. He also shares which Congressional and Senate midterm races he'll be monitoring on Election Night.

Trey sits down with Congressman Jim Himes (D-CT04) for a conversation about his upbringing and his interest in public policy. They examine the rapidly growing gap of political polarization between liberals and conservatives on Capitol Hill and more.

Trey answers a question on the legal process of a defendant receiving the death penalty. Trey shares his thoughts on the longevity of Medicare and social security and also takes on a philosophical approach to making the right decisions.

This week, Trey weighs in on what he believes is the true threat to democracy, analyzing a recent New York Times poll that says 84% of people believe the media is the biggest threat to society.

Trey reflects on the possible outcomes of Republicans regaining control of the House. He also commends the discipline of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judges and the confusing nature of sentencing criminals to life in prison.

Trey is joined by Congressman Mike Gallagher (R-WI) to discuss his upbringing and his fascination with foreign policy. Congressman Gallagher reflects on how his experience in the military influenced his entrance into politics.

Trey offers advice on voting in the upcoming Florida Judicial election and provides poignant advice to aspiring prosecutors as he acknowledges the potential political departure of Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE).

Trey is joined by Oklahoma GOP Senate Candidate Congressman Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) to discuss his upbringing and experience serving in Congress. Rep. Mullin shares how he was affected by watching the January 6th Capitol Riot unfold.

On this episode, Trey revisits his opinions on the future of bi-partisan relationships, as the country prepares for the November midterms.

Trey discusses the effects that high expectations can have on one's happiness. He explains how politicians and pundits who use anger and fear to tell their listeners and voters what they want to hear do them a disservice by giving them false expectations.

Trey discusses the continued anonymity of the individual behind this past May's SCOTUS leak and why the Supreme Court has remained tight-lipped regarding its investigation. Later, he answers a question on a favorite topic of his.

Trey is joined by Harvard Professor and New York Times best-selling author Arthur Brooks to discuss fairness, happiness, and tips to begin your pursuit of both. Arthur answers a question about whether or not our society's 'best days' are behind us.

Trey shares his thoughts on recent allegations of racism and comments directed at a Duke University athlete while at an away game at Brigham Young University. Trey reveals current members of Congress who he undoubtedly trusts to lead in government.

Trey revisits a conversation with the newly appointed host of FOX News Sunday and the host of the Livin' The Bream podcast, Shannon Bream, to discuss why faith plays such an important role in her life.

With midterm elections on everyone's mind, Trey revisits his breakdown of why the Voting Rights Act is a misleading name for what is actually in the bill and sheds light on common misconceptions of what voting in America is like.