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"We're going to miss that guy, what a way he was," President Trump says of Sen. Graham. "Some people you don't appreciate until he's not here... he could even deal with Democrats."

*TRUMP PAYS RESPECT TO SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM

President Trump on Senator Lindsey Graham:

Trump Says FBI Wasting Time If It Probes Conspiracy Theories About Graham's Death

FWD from International Mehr: Lindsey Graham; American media's narrative of "symbol of evil and deception" The death of Lindsey Graham and the profound changes in his political positions and his extremist approaches have led to descriptions such as "political sun worshipper" or "symbol of evil" in the American media. "David Rutkopf", a columnist for the Daily Beast website, wrote that Graham was in fact a deceitful opportunist who traded his principles for social influence and changed his positions based on his personal interests. The Atlantic magazine also wrote in a report titled "Trump Lost His Right Arm", that his loss threatens the progress of a number of White House priorities; Because he was the most capable mediator to manage the relationship between Trump and Congress. The New York Times and Politico magazine believe that Israel lost a close ally with Graham's death. He was the one who advanced Tel Aviv's plans in Washington's ruling circles. mehrnews.com/x3cyN4 @MehrnewsIntl

Lindsey Graham ist tot: Was sein Tod für Europas Zugang zu Donald Trump bedeutet

Trump Says the FBI Would Be ‘Wasting Their Time’ Investigating Lindsey Graham’s Death

Graham’s Death Leaves Fate of Russia Sanctions Bill Uncertain

Trump on rumors surrounding Senator Graham's death: FBI is wasting time Commenting on the senator's sudden death, Trump said that he had serious health problems. According to him, the preliminary cause of death could have been clogged arteries. Read only the gist from RBC-Ukraine on Google.

Trump says Lindsey Graham's heart condition was 'almost undetectable,' questions FBI's role in probe

Trump sees no signs of conspiracy in Senator Graham's death US President Donald Trump sees nothing strange in the death of Senator Lindsey Graham. "I know there's a conspiracy theory, but I think the FBI is wasting their time if they're working on it," Trump said.<br/...

Trump said that the bill on sanctions against Russia, developed by Senators Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal, has a “high probability” of being adopted. “This is in honor of Lindsey. This was his business. He wanted this more than anything in the world,” the US president said. According to him, sanctions against Iran and the Lebanese group Hezbollah may be added to the bill. [in reply to: Republican US Senator Lindsey Graham died last night. The senator’s office reported that this happened due to a short-term sudden illness. He was 71 years old. Graham promoted sanctions against Russia and visited Kyiv on July 10. In particular, he visited the production of drones by the SkyFall company and met with President Zelensky. This was the senator’s tenth visit to Ukraine. Photo: SkyFall]

Trump says FBI is ‘wasting their time’ investigating Lindsey Graham’s death

Trump: FBI shouldn't waste time on "conspiracy theories" in Graham's death

Live: Trump says the FBI is 'wasting their time' investigating Graham's death

Live: Trump suggests there was no foul play in Lindsey Graham's death

Live: Trump says FBI is ‘wasting their time’ on Sen. Graham’s death

NEW: President Trump weighs in on Sen. Lindsey Graham's death, saying the senator's fatal medical emergency was likely tied to a rare, hereditary condition rather than foul play: • • "This is something that is very, almost undetectable and if it happens, there's not much you can do about it. It sounds unfortunate, but there's not much you can do about it... His father died of the same thing at about the same age." • • "I don't see a lot of evil there. I don't- I know there's all sorts of conspiracy theories going along, and I don't think the FBI, I think the FBI is wasting their time if they're doing that."

Trump suggests there was no foul play in Graham’s death

Trump said the FBI was wasting its time in visiting Lindsey Graham's home. "I don't see a lot of evil there." He then dings the late Graham on his health decisions, noting a blocked artery: "I wish he took better care of himself" • • "His father died of the same thing"

*TRUMP: DON'T SEE ANY 'EVIL' IN GRAHAM'S CAUSE OF DEATH

Trump: I Don’t See a Lot of Evil in Death of Senator Graham

Donald Trump has dismissed speculation about Russia's possible involvement in the death of Senator Lindsey Graham. In an interview with Newsmax, he said he believed the politician's death was caused by health issues. The journalist recalled Graham's harsh statements against Russia and asked the US President if he considered the possibility that the circumstances of the senator's death could have been linked to someone else's interference. "To answer the conspiracy theory: I'd like to say yes, but I think he had health issues. His father died around the same age. I'm a believer in the racehorse theory: If a person has problems, they have them. He had deep-seated problems that weren't easy to identify," Trump said. The American leader also said that he spoke with Graham on the phone shortly before his death. According to him, the senator, who recently returned from Ukraine, complained of fatigue. RBC Channel on "Max" RBC app for iOS and Android [in reply to: U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham has died, his office reports. The senator was 71 years old. "On Saturday evening, July 11, U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham passed away from a short and sudden illness. Senator Graham's family appreciates your prayers at this time and asks for privacy during this incredibly difficult time." Photo: Heather Diehl / Getty Images RBC Channel on "Max" RBC app for iOS and Android]

Trump rejected the theory of Russia's involvement in the death of Senator Lindsey Graham According to the American president, Graham suffered from serious health problems, and the cause of his death was likely complications of cardiac diseases. "In answer to the question about conspiracy theories, I would like to say 'yes,' but I believe he had problems [with health], and very serious ones. And his father died at about the same age," Donald Trump said in an interview with Newsmax, commenting on the question of Russia's possible involvement in the senator's death. Max | Telegram | Newsletter | iOS App | Android

After conspiracy theories spread on social media linking his death to Russia, Trump rules out foul play in Lindsey Graham's death Trump ruled out any foul play behind the death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham Conspiracy theories spread on social media linking his death to Russia In an interview with Newsmax, Trump was asked if all the circumstances surrounding Graham's death were clear, to which he replied: "I think we know what happened." Trump pointed out that the chief medical examiner in Washington concluded that the cause of death was a ruptured aorta, noting that Graham's father also died of a heart attack at the age of 69. Trump said: "To address the conspiracy theories, I wish it had been different, but I think he had some underlying health issues that were deep-seated and difficult to detect, and his father died at approximately the same age." "Himself" He added: "I believe in what I call the racehorse theory. If you have health problems, they're already there, and Graham had some underlying health issues that weren't easy to detect." Graham was a prominent critic of Russia and President Vladimir Putin, and he visited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv hours before his death.

After conspiracy theories circulated on social media linking his death to Russia, Trump dismissed any suspicion of foul play in Lindsey Graham's death. Trump dismissed any suspicion of foul play in the death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham. Conspiracy theories circulated on social media linking his death to Russia. In an interview with Newsmax, Trump was asked if all the circumstances surrounding Graham's death were clear, to which he replied, "I think we know what happened." Trump pointed out that the chief medical examiner in Washington concluded that the cause of death was a dissected aorta, noting that Graham's father also died of a heart attack at the age of 69. Trump said, "To address the conspiracy theories, I wish it had been different, but I think he had some underlying health issues that were deep-seated and difficult to detect, and his father also died..." Approximately the same age Trump added: I believe in what I call the racehorse theory; if you have health problems, they're already there, and Graham had some underlying health issues that weren't easy to detect. Graham was a prominent critic of Russia and President Vladimir Putin, and he visited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv hours before his death.

Hill: Trump supports Graham's Russia sanctions plan A White House official confirmed that the US President supports the Russia sanctions plan presented by Senator Lindsey Graham. Read the full text at the link below... @Nournews_ir

Live: Trump dismisses speculation of any foul play surrounding Lindsey Graham's death

Trump pays tribute to Lindsey Graham: He was a great man and a truly outstanding politician. It's hard to believe he's gone. He was tough, but he was a truly good man.

Graham’s death may not shake loose his long-sought Russia sanctions bill

Trump Shifts Support for Sanctions Against Russia, Following 'Congressional Ally' Graham's Remains

President Trump pays tribute to Sen. Lindsey Graham, calling him "a fantastic man" and saying their final conversation came just before the senator's death. • • "He spoke to me just before he passed away just to say hello... He felt fine. He was a little tired." • • Trump says Graham "was our friend" and "a great politician," adding that flags will remain at half-staff through Saturday evening to honor his legacy.

URGENT Trump: We are discussing Graham's bill on sanctions against Russia and will resolve this issue soon.

White House official says of Graham-Blumenthal Russia sanctions deal: "President Trump supports the bill"

Trump supports bill on new sanctions against Russia, which was promoted for years by the late Senator Lindsey Graham According to CNN, the White House confirmed that the US president is ready to support the adoption of a bipartisan package of sanctions. The document will allow the introduction of high tariffs against countries that buy Russian oil, gas and uranium in order to increase economic pressure on Moscow due to the war against Ukraine. Senate Republican Majority Leader John Thune said that this bill was Graham's most important political priority in recent days, and its adoption will become part of the senator's legacy. Senator Richard Blumenthal urged the Senate to vote on the document as soon as possible, calling it a worthy tribute to Lindsey Graham.

Trump Backs Russia Sanctions Package Spearheaded By Graham - @CNN •

Trump backs Russia sanctions package spearheaded by Graham