The Trey Gowdy Podcast Fox News

As President Biden and former President Trump prepare for the first 2024 presidential debate, voters can’t help but feed into the mystery of who former President Trump will select as his running mate. Trey answers a question on the media frenzy surrounding the Republican vice presidential pick.
Plus, Trey reveals what books are in his summer reading library.
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It’s been 30-years since the heinous murders of young children Michael Daniel Smith and Alexander Tyler Smith, at the hands of their mother Susan Smith.
A case, a trial, a media frenzy that sent shock waves throughout the nation and still leaves Trey with irreparable disgust for this senseless loss of life. Encompassing the anniversary of the murders, comes the possibility of Susan being eligible for parole.
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More than a week after former President Trump was found guilty on federal charges in his hush money criminal trial, Hunter Biden finds himself grappling with a guilty verdict as well in his federal gun case. Trey reacts to the verdict and whether President Biden will pardon his son, despite saying he would not.
Plus, Trey reveals whether he’ll accept a position in a Presidential cabinet, if offered.
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“Fairness is  an everlasting virtue,” or at least it should be, in the words of Trey.
Trey looks over the facts regarding Hunter Biden’s federal gun trial and what part politics plays in the prosecution. Or if there is indeed politics at play.
He also emphasizes how political vendettas have evolved to influence the credibility of the United States justice system.
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As the nation reacts to the guilty verdict in former President Trump’s hush money criminal trial, Trey answers a question on whether the former President will have success if he files an appeal. He also examines the role and influence of alternate jurors on trials.
 
Plus, Trey responds to colorful comments directed towards him while he was reporting outside of a NYC courthouse this past week.
 
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Thirty-four counts. Former President Donald J. Trump has been charged on all 34 counts in his hush money criminal trial. After days of sitting in the courtroom during the final moments of the former President’s trial, Trey explains why some behavior he observed concerned him and how this guilty verdict could set a dangerous precedent for the future of the country’s justice system.

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