Trey Gowdy: Do bipartisan relationships still exist?

Trey Gowdy answers a viewer's question from Douglas about whether bipartisan relationships truly exist in today's political climate. Gowdy reflects on how such relationships were more common in the past, particularly in committees like Ethics and Intel. He shares personal experiences of working respectfully with Democrats, including Peter Welch, and discusses the importance of showcasing civility and cordiality that often goes unseen off-camera, posing the question of whether there's still a public market for such unity.