On July 28, 2026, a distinguished assembly of individuals gathered to honor the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. The event took place at the Capitol, where Graham served for three decades. Known for his assertive stance on foreign policy, he was a vital figure on the Senate Judiciary Committee and a steadfast supporter of President Trump.
The memorial was attended by a notable array of dignitaries, including presidents, prime ministers, and numerous senators. The gathering reflected Graham’s significant influence and the broad impact of his political career.
Geoff Bennett of PBS NewsHour spoke with Gavin Jackson from South Carolina ETV about the memorial and Graham’s enduring legacy in American politics.
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