On July 28, 2026, a significant memorial for Sen. Lindsey Graham took place, drawing an array of influential figures including presidents, prime ministers, and senators. The event commenced at the Capitol, a place where Graham spent three decades as a congressman and senator. Over his career, Graham gained recognition as a foreign policy advocate and played a major role on the Senate Judiciary Committee. He was also a noted supporter of President Trump.
During the proceedings, Geoff Bennett had a conversation with Gavin Jackson of South Carolina ETV, providing insights into Graham’s career and influence.
Reported by Jonah Anderson, Associate Producer at PBS NewsHour.
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