The Trey Gowdy Podcast

The dog days of summer are almost behind us, so we're one step closer to Trey's new murder mystery novel The Sound of Regret.



Trey also answers a question on the run-off senate election in South Carolina, the influence of the filibuster on the SAVE Act and the upcoming NCAA football season.

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Can politics take a back seat to the relationships that matter most? Co-anchor of America’s Newsroom and co-host of The Five, Dana Perino, joins Trey to discuss her debut novel, Purple State, and the message behind its red-meets-blue love story: disagreement doesn’t have to mean division.



Dana reflects on why civility and listening have become increasingly rare, and how learning to hear people out can make us better communicators, colleagues, and friends. Plus, Trey and Dana swap stories about taking risks, navigating life’s biggest decisions, and finding common ground in an increasingly polarized world.

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Trey gives listeners a first look at The Sound of Regret, the next installment in his fiction trilogy, and reveals which lingering questions from The Color of Death will be answered. Plus, Trey tackles questions about the SAVE America Act, the Senate filibuster, and what it truly means to take the constitutional oath of office.
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In the weeks following the sudden loss of Senator Lindsey Graham, his younger sister, Senator Darline Graham (R-SC), is navigating grief while stepping into an unexpected new chapter of public service. She joins Trey to reflect on the humble beginnings that shaped their family, her brother’s legacy, and how her own experiences have influenced her priorities on affordability and serving South Carolinians.

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As President Trump pushes to pass the SAVE America Act, calls to eliminate the Senate's 60-vote filibuster are once again making headlines. Trey revisits a listener question on whether a future Senate could realistically restore the filibuster if abolished, explaining why history and precedent suggest that once it’s gone, it’s not coming back. Plus, with Greek mythology taking over the big screen, Trey shares one of his favorite myth-inspired novels.
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