The Trey Gowdy Podcast

Can jurors legally expose private deliberations? Did weak U.S. foreign policy doom Ukraine to a drawn-out war?

Trey tackles listener questions on jury room ethics, legal ramifications, and how past presidential decisions impacted Russia’s invasion. He also shares candid insights from a recent conversation with the President of Finland regarding Vladimir Putin's aggressive playbook. Plus, Trey gives his unfiltered take on college football rivalries and why leadership matters on and off the field.
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Trey reflects on returning to the U.S. Capitol for former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s portrait unveiling and looks back on the political battles, personal sacrifices, and friendships that shaped McCarthy’s time in Congress. He shares a personal side of his longtime friend, from the setbacks that nearly kept him from the speakership to the loyalty and optimism Trey says defined him through it all.
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"AI is here and it's not going away."

As AI whistleblowers continue to raise caution on the software's growing capabilities, Trey answers a question on whether the public should be alarmed.

He also addresses key midterm election races and the potential of LIV golfers returning to the PGA Tour.

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Millions face debilitating hearing loss, tinnitus, and vertigo, but a medical breakthrough could soon offer true recovery. Trey speaks with ENT expert and CEO of Sound Pharmaceuticals, Dr. Jonathan Kil, to unpack the alarming connection between untreated hearing loss and dementia risk. Dr. Kil shares his personal experience with severe vertigo and details the 25-year journey behind SPI-1005, a landmark oral drug targeting Meniere's disease.
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Trey breaks down the controversial Lindsay Clancy case and, as a former prosecutor, explains what prosecutors must prove when a defendant raises an insanity defense. He examines jury selection, why the evidence does not support a lesser charge, and how a defendant’s conduct before and after a crime can reveal whether they knew right from wrong. Plus, he answers a listener's question about what comes next for his legal thriller The Sound of Regret and reveals that he already knows how his book trilogy ends.

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