The Trey Gowdy Podcast

Trey tackles listener questions regarding accountability in Washington, D.C., arguing that while legal consequences are rare, reputation and historical legacy remain crucial. He also pushes back against growing distrust in Congress, asserting that voters should demand both strong leadership and ethical behavior rather than settling for less. Plus, Trey weighs the uncertainty surrounding U.S. objectives in Iran—emphasizing that a military draft remains unlikely, even as tensions persist.

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Trey criticizes the culture of fame that he says enabled former California Congressman Eric Swalwell’s (D) alleged misconduct, shining a light on the bipartisan hypocrisy protecting powerful figures in D.C. He analyzes how political leaders and the media often prioritize television appearances over legislative substance, creating a "facade of influence."

Trey also calls out members of his own party for applying a double standard to Republican figures accused of similar misconduct, arguing that true justice is blind to political affiliation.

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Trey explores the intersection of faith and politics, weighing in on President Trump’s recent social media posts responding to Pope Leo XIV's comments on the war with Iran. He also shares his thoughts on the House Speaker role and addresses the allegations of former Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA).

Plus, Trey highlights the epic conclusion to the 2026 Masters tournament. 

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How did the Apostle Paul’s letters inspire a novel about a "one-man killing machine" and the eternal battle for the human soul?

Bestselling author Steven Pressfield joins Trey to discuss the historical and spiritual friction that ignites his novels, including his forthcoming book, The Arcadian.

They explore the "atomic bomb" of the ancient world—the early Christian faith—and why life, both on the page and in our minds, remains a constant battle.

The Arcadian will be available May 26, 2026, pre-order it HERE!
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Does the President have the power to pay federal workers during a shutdown? Trey dissects the limits of executive power and law. He also answers the common question of whether he would ever serve as U.S. Attorney General and follows up on his critique of UConn coach Geno Auriemma’s behavior following the South Carolina Gamecocks' recent NCAA Final Four victory.

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