After temporarily losing his voice, Trey reminisces on a piece of advice he received from a former Sunday school teacher on the power of prayer. Later, he emphasizes that the GOP needs to separate itself from recent negative portrayals.

On this episode, Trey examines the legality behind ignorance of the law and answers a question on how Senator John Fetterman's hospitalization impacted the balance of power in the Senate.

Trey is joined by Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) for a conversation on foreign policy and an analysis of the United States' international relationships. The senator gives his opinion on the approach of the U.S. relationships with China and Russia.

Trey answers a question on the unprecedented indictment of former President Trump. He also provides his post-game analysis of the NCAA Women's Basketball championship game between LSU and Iowa.

Trey examines the importance of Holy Week and why Resurrection Sunday is the ultimate display of sacrifice, faith, and love. He also reminisces on a recent trip he took to Israel with his wife and the indescribable feeling of exploring the streets.

On this episode, Trey gives a passionate response to the mass shooting at a Nashville private school and draws on his experience as a prosecutor to discuss possible solutions to prevent future mass shootings.

Trey highlights a week in sports from NCAA Women's Basketball games to the phenomenal sportsmanship of both the players and coaches. Trey applauds Coach Kim Mulkey for how she leads the team and shares his thoughts on how to discern genuine behavior.

Trey shares the joys and creative freedoms that come with hosting Sunday Night in America with Trey Gowdy on the FOX News Channel. He also answers a question on his expectations and advice for the Dallas Cowboys in the upcoming 2023 NFL Draft.

Trey is joined by Fox News senior meteorologist and host of The Janice Dean Podcast, Janice Dean for a conversation on the motivation behind her latest book, 'I Am The Storm.'

Trey shares insight on how to interpret Alex Murdaugh's persistent plea of innocence. He describes how to successfully cross-examine a witness and the negative impact on a defense team's argument when a defendant testifies on their own behalf.

Trey addresses his friend and GOP candidate Senator Tim Scott's viral appearance on the view and gives a lesson on not worrying about what people you don't know, think about you. He also explains what powers the Senate has to influence law and policy.

Trey asks Congressman Ro Khanna (D-CA) how he maintained his stamina while campaigning against a well-liked incumbent and the lessons he learned from the experience. Later, they weigh in on the parameters of free speech.

Trey breaks down the strategy of the defense in the Bryan Kohberger trial. Then, he explains why depositions are not used in criminal cases. Finally, Trey breaks down his golf bag and shares some riveting golf stories.

Trey sits down with Senator Tim Scott to reflect on his upbringing in rural South Carolina. Governor DeSantis also joins Trey to provide a glimpse into what a DeSantis presidency would entail and how he plans to reshape the country.

Trey revisits his answer to a question on primary elections being funded by state taxpayers. Later, he reflects on the potential emergence of a new political party and what will be needed for the party to thrive.

Trey revisits a conversation with Harris Faulkner as she shares memories from her life built on faith, purpose, and beauty. Plus, Harris reflects on her upbringing in a military family and Sundays in Church.

As a former prosecutor, Trey reflects on how to delicately word a victim impact statement in a criminal trial. Then, he answers a question on campaign finances and the role of Super PACS.

How would a prosecutor define, 'Beyond a reasonable doubt'? District Attorney of Shelby County, Tennessee, Steve Mulroy joins to answer the question, and discuss how he found himself in the field of criminal justice.

Trey revisits his thoughts on biased reporting in mainstream media and explains how and why the news became so partisan. Later, he explains the definition of 'conservatism' and how members of Congress are selected for subcommittees.

Trey is joined by Senator Peter Welch (D-VT) for a conversation about the importance of coming together with the opposing party in order to make the country a better place.

Trey dissects the fundamentals of the debt limit and why the public should be informed on its economic impact. Also, he answers whether parents of juvenile criminal defendants can be held liable for their child's crimes.