Trey-ism of the week: "Respect is fairness." 
Trey answers a question on his personal definition of success based on lessons learned from life and the Bible. He also provides insight into the influence of third parties in elections and how politicians should respond when they are out of step with the ideals of their constituents.
Plus, Trey reveals what he believes are characteristics of good politicians.
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Q & Trey: Walking The Tightrope

Trey Gowdy former federal prosecutor and four term United States Congressman from South Carolina brings his one of a kind style to the podcast platform. Every week you’ll hear original commentaries and power player interviews. Don't be surprised if his former congressional colleagues stop by from time to time as well.

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As a former prosecutor Trey’s witnessed the pendulum of justice move both forwards and backwards, so are there any cases he regrets?
Trey also responds to a criticism he received after playing “Candidate Casino” as a guest on Special Report with Bret Baier on FOX News Channel.
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Q & Trey: Mistaken Intentions

As a seasoned community organizer, a life of service was destined for Senator Peter Welch (D-VT). From advocating on behalf of Black Americans during the Civil Rights Movement to now co-leading a bill to combat the evolving lethal waves of the opioid crisis Senator Welch has committed to igniting generational change in society.

Trey and Senator Welch discuss the importance of forming bipartisan relationships within politics and working with a commitment to your constituents not notoriety.

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A Commitment To Igniting Change

From the courtroom to the putting green, Trey has insightful answers to your questions.
 
Trey answers questions on the limitations of Presidential Orders, the DOJ’s timetable for moving forward on a case, and his most enjoyable rounds of golf.
 
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Q & Trey: Reverse It

How do we live in the world but not of the world? This is a timeless question that people of faith have asked themselves when evaluating how to live their lives, however when politics becomes intertwined the parameters are often blurred.
 
Former Senior White House and United States Intelligence Community official under former President Trump, Cliff Sims delves into his firsthand account of the clash between politics & spirituality when holding a position of power. Cliff also shares anecdotes from his latest book, The Darkness Has Not Overcome: Lessons on Faith and Politics from Inside the Halls of Power.

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The Darkness Has Not Overcome

The 2024 Presidential Election is on the horizon and voters have been keeping a close eye on the physical, mental, and legal state of the two presidential candidates. So, what happens if either President Biden or former President Trump are not fit to serve come Election Day? Where do their votes go? Plus, Trey answers a question on the difference between politics and being political.

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Q & Trey: Walking The Tightrope

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