President Donald Trump addressed questions regarding the death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham. Reporters asked if Russia might have poisoned Graham. Trump countered that Graham had pre-existing health issues. Graham died at 71 from a ‘brief and sudden illness,’ as stated by his office.
Graham’s recent visit to Kyiv included a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Preliminary medical reports indicate that he succumbed to an aortic dissection, linked to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
During a Newsmax interview, anchor Greg Kelly broached the topic. He noted Russia’s reputed tendency to poison adversaries and referenced Graham’s past comments about Russian President Vladimir Putin. Kelly questioned Trump on suspicions or doubts about the full story of Graham’s death.
Trump replied: ‘I would love to say yes to the conspiracy theory, but I believe he had some health troubles. His father passed away around the same age. Lindsey had deep-seated problems, not easily detected.’ He mentioned that doctors indicated a part of Graham’s body ‘literally blew up.’
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