The Trey Gowdy Podcast

With a pivotal midterm year on the horizon, Trey takes a deep dive into what's defining our next election. Political strategist Karl Rove and Trey discuss the pressures facing leaders on both sides of the aisle as they navigate redistricting and the fight for Congress. 

They also look toward America’s 250th birthday.

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What's going to happen with former Special Counsel Jack Smith's judiciary deposition? Trey answers a listener question on the Office of Special Counsel's investigation.

He also shares his disappointment in his favorite teams this college football and NFL season.

Plus, Trey gives his book recommendations for the new year and shares a glimpse into his sequel of The Color of Death.

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Trey is joined by Former Biden White House Advisor Yemisi Egbewole, a young woman whose path through Washington gives her a rare view of how power, influence, and people truly intersect. From working behind the scenes of the Biden administration to joining notable television networks as a Democratic strategist, Yemisi has seen the political system from angles most never do. 

Trey and Yemisi dive into how experience shapes perspective, and why having thoughtful conversations with people you don’t always agree with might be one of America’s biggest strengths.

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A New Year comes with new questions, and there's no shortage of headlines to dominate the early days of 2026. 

Trey weighs in on the legal road ahead for former Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, breaking down his legal proceedings and what potential outcomes are on the table. He also reflects on the state of the judicial system and the steps needed to restore public trust. 

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As 2026 begins, Trey reflects on moments from his past that shaped his understanding of American power, sacrifice, and leadership. He contrasts painful chapters like Iran and Afghanistan with recent operations in Venezuela that showcased careful planning, strong intelligence, and decisive execution. Trey closes by honoring the often-unseen men and women of the intelligence community and military, and explains why they make him feel proud to be an American.

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