About this episode

Trey Gowdy discusses restoring public trust in the Department of Justice and shares personal stories about his friendship with Senator Lindsey Graham while reflecting on his novel.

Trey revisits questions over restoring public trust in the Department of Justice and whether Americans see it as an independent institution or one influenced by politics. He also reflects on his 30-year friendship with Senator Lindsey Graham, sharing personal stories you won't see on the news. Plus, a look back on themes and insights from Trey's best-selling novel, The Color of Death, as he continues work on the sequel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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