Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Lindsey Graham’s Death | Does the Official Timeline Add Up?

Episode Date: July 13, 2026

Just hours before his reported death from cardiac arrest, Senator Lindsey Graham was in Ukraine meeting with officials and touring a drone manufacturing facility that was later struck by Russian forces. Reports also indicate that a hotel used by the U.S. delegation was targeted after their departure. Officials say Graham died at his Washington residence, but the timing of these events has fueled widespread speculation online.In this episode, we examine the confirmed timeline, review what officials have said, and discuss the many theories circulating across social media, including claims of a cover-up, poisoning, Russian involvement, and mistaken identity. We are not claiming these theories are true. Our goal is to separate verified facts from unverified speculation and ask whether there are still unanswered questions surrounding one of the most talked-about political deaths in recent memory.Visit our merch store

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Had to lose just a win, and I'm still climbing. Hello and welcome to Investigator of Podcast. I'm your host Chad alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. Tonight, we're taking a closer look at One of the biggest stories in America and one that has already ignited a firestorm or questions online. Just hours before Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden death, he was in Ukraine meeting with President Zelensky and touring a drone manufacturing facility tied to Ukraine's war effort. Now, within a short time, that same facility was reportedly targeted by Russian forces. Then came the shocking announcement that Graham had suffered a cardiac arrest after returning to his Washington residence.

Was it simply a tragic medical emergency or is there more to the timeline that meets the eye? Right now, there is no public evidence that Senator Graham's death was anything other than what officials have described and no authority has announced foul play. But the sequence of events has fueled intense speculation across social media, with people questioned everything from the timing of his Ukraine trip to whether additional details will emerge through the official investigation. Guys, welcome. It is July the 12th, 2026. The name of his song is From the Jump by MbHD. Nick. We've had MbHD Nick intro our podcast episodes many times, really like his music. Maybe one day we've said this before that we will actually put one of his songs into an intro.

But tonight, we are here to talk about Senator Lindsey Graham's death. And anyone that's listened to this show for any amount of time probably knows what my thoughts have been about Lindsey Graham. And I'm going to do my very best to not trash Lindsey Graham. Obviously, he did just die, pass away yesterday. And what they are saying is that he passed away at his residence in Washington, This came after his trip to Ukraine where not only did he tour the drone facility, this state-of-the-art drone facility that I believe there are many U.S. base companies that are helping Ukraine supply drones to the front lines.

And what really they're trying to do is they're trying to replace their soldiers with drones because Ukraine has lost so many soldiers. They literally cannot keep up. And Russia is essentially doing the same thing. So, of course, Lindsay Graham goes over to a war zone area because that, That's what literally he loved his entire life. He loved war. That was one of his biggest accomplishments probably was getting the U.S. into multiple wars.

And I think that the sentiment online, especially after Graham's death, yesterday has pretty much summed up what a lot of people felt about Lindsey Graham. And as I have said, I have not been a big fan of Lindsey Graham. Obviously, you know, he is our South Carolina or was our South Carolina State Senator. Mark Lynch was the closest opponent to him in this most recent election, which Lindsey Graham won. And there are many reasons why I did not really love Lindsey Graham. Number one, he was one of the biggest talking heads from Israel, really, on behalf of our government. And he was a U.S. senator for a very long time. He seemed to care more about Israel than he did the United States.

and he mentioned Israel almost 90% of the time on a social media. And not only that, obviously, he also is the person that has visited Ukraine the most of any congressman or senator in the United States government. So this should tell you, right? And it's interesting to kind of see Republicans actions, or not actions, but thoughts and their reaction of his death because so many Republicans are like, oh, my God, Lindsey Graham died. I cannot believe this.

He was a hero. He was amazing. He was all these things. And yet those same Republicans, you know, during the Democrat era, when none of us wanted to go or none of us wanted to be funding the Ukraine war to the tune of billions and millions of dollars, all of those Republicans were definitely not on board with that. But you also have to understand that Lindsey Graham was one of the main ones that was making sure that all of our U.S. taxpayer dollars were going directly to Ukraine. So it wasn't just a Democrat thing. It was absolutely also kind of. conservatives and Republicans that were heavily influential in the fact that we were supporting

Ukraine so heavily. And I think the problem still to this day, and this is what still frustrates me, is that there's still so many people with this left-right brain. And I was one of those. You were one of those. And I think a lot of us in some ways still are. We have some of our core foundational beliefs based on the right or left. But the reality is that they're all playing a big game.

They're all playing us. And they're using the left and the right to divide us so that they, continue to do their very corrupt stuff in foreign countries using our taxpayer dollars. So the biggest thing tonight, Sherry, and I'm sorry, I'm long-winded here, the biggest thing we're going to talk about tonight is, was Lindsey Graham's death exactly how they described it? Did he die in his home from a cardiac arrest, which now the official report from the medical examiner? See how fast that was for Lindsey Graham? It's kind of crazy. Sometimes we never find out actually what the medical examiner report is.

But in this case, they have already said what they believe. Right. And I was just going to say the benefits of Lindsay Graham when he was alive is because he was in office for so long, he did hold a lot of clout. He held so much clout that I think he was the closest senator to Trump. And he was in his right ear all the time. So with that being said, he did have a lot of power. You know, regardless if you liked him,

or not. He had a lot of power in the government. Yeah. I mean, he had direct connection to Trump. He was likely, like Sherry said, the closest to Trump as far as any senator or congressman. And there's a reason why Lindsey Graham was constantly visiting Israel. It seemed like every two or three weeks because he was the direct line of communication between Netanyahu and Trump. Even Lindsey Graham himself on many episodes or on many Fox News reports, he had even said, he's like, I am going to Israel and I'm not. trying to tell them how to convince Trump of what to do. And I'm trying to kind of convince Trump on what Netanyahu's saying.

So he was always acting as the middleman. He was the definition, if anybody could possibly be the definition of a war monger, he was. That is what he wanted. That is what he campaigned on. That is what he specifically took money from the lobbyist to do was to make sure that if at all possible, the United States of America was in war in some way, shape, or form. and likely a lot of the lobbying came from the military industrial complex. Also obviously APEC, APEC heavily funded Lindsey Graham alongside other, you know, politicians.

But the big question tonight is, is that the timeline doesn't exactly add up with this Lindsey Graham death. But real quick, didn't you read an article or listen to something today saying at his death? He was only worth like 1.5 million. Yeah, that's what a video supposedly said. And we're going to talk about that because, you know, the point that this. person was trying to make was that there are all these other politicians that are worth 100 million and 200 million. You think about Margie Taylor Green or Nancy Pelosi or whoever.

And supposedly they say that Lindsey Graham is worth 1.5 million and that's it. But you also have to understand that Lindsey Graham and all of his connections overseas, both Ukraine and Israel and everywhere else, there's a such thing as offshore accounts, you know. And there's no way they're really actually going to know how much your net worth is. part of the reason why organizations or companies or reporters can find out net worth on politicians is trading. They're trading values and gains, businesses that they operate or are working on. But I'm telling you, there's no way that any reporter is going to know what offshore accounts

any of these politicians have. So even Nancy Pelosi, for example, we have actually no idea how much she's actually worth. We have no idea how much Hunter Biden or Joe Biden or Obama or any of them are actually worth because one of the things these presidents always do in all of their confidants, all the people that are around them throughout their presidency is they build relationships overseas and they do a lot of favors for other countries. And they don't do that for free. And that's what you have to understand.

They do not do favors for free. And they don't do it for the betterment of America. Some presidents do certain things for the betterment of America or whatever. But I'm just telling you, there are always kickbacks. There are always money under the rug. That's just how it has always worked. not necessarily always, but especially over the past 20 to 30 years, once corruption really started to leak in.

And really, I think it started ever since the CIA started to give the daily briefing to the president of the United States, which came not long after George Bush Sr. was in charge of the CIA at that time. So that's when a lot of stuff changed for the president. Yeah. But, you know, as far as Lindsey Graham, he was a huge traveler. He was traveling all the time. I think he went to Ukraine at least 10 times.

And those travel expenses were. not paid by him. They were paid by us, the taxpayers. Yeah. And, you know, I also think that because he was close to Trump, he probably had in that way as well. Well. And but Trump, I think, got pissed off at him because he was traveling so much.

Yeah. Well, he was traveling a lot. And then, you know, he was using, obviously, they pay for the senators or congresspeople to travel. And in most cases, by the way, senators and congressmen travel via commercial airlines, believe or not. And I can tell you, I have seen many pictures of Lindsay Graham on commercial airlines where people are taking pictures of him in commercial airlines and said, look, look who I was sitting right down the aisle, it's Lindsey Graham. And bitching at him too in the lobby. Yeah, I mean,

this happened all the time. This is usually how Lindsay Graham traveled because, look, the government has airplanes. They do have certain planes for dignitaries or for senators or for congressmen. there are government contracts for aviation companies where you can transfer congressmen or senators to certain places. But typically a trip like from Washington, D.C. to Ukraine for senators and a lot of congressmen are actually done commercially. Now, depending on what that commercial flight entails, who's on the flight is a designated commercial, quote unquote, flight from a commercial provider that is mostly all government

employees or whatever. that all varies. But what we do know is when they do travel commercially, those specific airlines, especially if it is in or near or two war zone type areas, they are on typical more streamlined schedules. So they're not going to have layovers here and layovers there and layovers there. So that's important.

And it's important because the timeline. And we're going to go over all of that in this episode. Now, obviously, Lindsay Graham was in Ukraine to tour the drone facility. alongside President Vladimir Zelensky. And it's interesting because we all know what happened during the Biden era where we were supporting and funding Ukraine in massive ways. We're talking billions of dollars. We know everything that Republicans were accusing the Biden family of,

which I believe is valid and true in large part, especially with Hunter Biden, the quid pro quos, likely money laundering. Who knows what was actually going on in Ukraine via the Democrats? And I don't think it was just the Democrats. I think the Democrats at the time were in office. But I don't think it was just the Democrats that were benefiting. And I think you can look at Lindsey Graham and see that because Lindsay Graham, as I mentioned

earlier, was the most traveled and visited congressman or senator in the entire U.S. government to visit Ukraine since the war started. And that also occurred during the time that President Biden and Kamala Harris were in office. So it wasn't just Democrats that wanted this war for Ukraine. And I likely believe that it wasn't just Democrats that were benefiting from this war in Ukraine. We all know the Hunter Biden situation where Joe Biden said that if you don't fire the prosecutor that is going after my son because, you know, Hunter Biden was on the board, or he was on the board, a Burisma, wasn't it? Yes. Yeah, he was on the head of this board.

He had zero qualifications. They were paying him ridiculous money. And likely a lot of that money was being funneled to Joe Biden and to various other people, including Hunter Biden. And they were doing this based on, well, we'll give you this, but you're going to give us money in our pockets. And so when the criminal investigator started to investigate some of these things, which was not really a part of this whole, in my opinion, CIA plan to basically use Ukraine as a proxy. for Russia, there were investigators that started to investigate. Joe Biden said on Camry,

said, if you do not fire this prosecutor to the then it was someone like the, someone in the government in Ukraine, then we will not give you the money that we're going to give you. So that was a quid pro quo because we're, you know, he's saying, look, we got to keep Hunter Biden in this position. We don't want him to be investigated because whatever he's doing for us is very beneficial. Now, we remember Sam Bankman-Fried, right? And Sam Bankman-Fried was over XRP was the XRP which is the you know it's just another basically cryptocurrency now Sam Binkmanfried was the second highest donor to the Democrat Party second to I can't even remember who the first was but Sam Bankman Fried was the second largest donor to the Democrat Party

and he was the one that founded XRP now what is what does this have to do with Ukraine you say well XRP actually was the biggest account holder in Ukraine for the Ukrainian government and in particular people like blotemers-enlinsky and many others that were leading the charge against russia during this war so this was all going on the same time these people were were setting up accounts in ukraine through sam bankman freed with xrp the same guy that took billions of people's dollars and stole it from them i mean and and was basically given this to the democrat party and this was leading up to the joe biden camala harris presidency but during the joe biden and Kamala Harris presidency.

XRP was all over Ukraine with everybody that had their hands in this war with Russia. So what I believe they were doing was funneling money through XRP that was then being donated to not only the Democrat Party, but they were also donating money to themselves. And they were using our taxpayer dollars in large part the money that we were funneling or well, basically funneling to Ukraine for their war support, for their war effort. I think it was, if I'm not mistaken, the amount of money that could be accounted for out of the billions of dollars we sent to Ukraine was somewhere in the neighborhood of about 30%. So, I mean, you're talking about a huge part of this money is unaccounted for. We don't know where it went.

And likely a lot of that went to XRP. A lot of that went through back door channels into certain people's pockets. I think Hunter Biden had to do with this. I think the Biden administration had to do with this. and likely there were also Republicans that were benefiting off this as well. So I'm setting all this up to just kind of get you familiar with the situation leading to where we are. Obviously, Russia and Ukraine are still in this war. Russia has been winning this war the entire time.

The Democrats tried to make you believe that Ukraine was going to win this. And it's literally just physically not possible. The only reason Ukraine is even in this whatsoever at all is because the United States support. Right. And I wanted to include, too, the reason why this money was able to transfer hands so easily between Ukraine and the United States is because we did set up a coup in 2014 and set up Zelensky as the president. Yeah. Now, when I said that people's reactions to Lindsey Graham's death was mixed, and I say mixed, I say like a lot of people were kind of celebrating in some ways. And I don't believe in celebrating anyone's death, right?

I am a Christian. I believe in Jesus. And, you know, you can only hope and pray that, I don't know, that in his last moments, maybe he woke up and realized the era or the error of his ways, especially leading up to his death. I think that's all something that we think about every single day. Like, you know, if I die right now, what is my legacy going to be? Where am I going to go after life? you know, if I do believe in God and Jesus and I know there's a heaven and hell, where am I going to go?

Like, based on my actions, based on my intent, based on my heart and my soul. And I think a lot of times that people can kind of, although we never know where someone's going when they die, you know, you always think about a certain person and you're like, damn, man, look how bad this person was. Like, look how evil this person was, right? And you're thinking about dictators and just people that have killed large amounts of people. and and yet there's this sentiment online that especially from the conservatives and Republicans and I think in large part too is the fact that the left is celebrating Lindsey Graham's death whereas the right has almost no choice in some ways people like no how dare you say anything

about our Lindsay Graham you know and obviously Lindsay Graham there's going to be a huge spectacle made of this death I mean it's going to be like the Pope died I'm sure that's that's how they're going to play it. But I do just want to go down memory road just for a few minutes to just play you some of the stuff that Lindsay Graham would say because I think it's important to understand at the very least before we get into the timeline of why I think, and this is just my opinion, but if the timelines are correct that I have researched very heavily about this death, then something else happened besides him dying at his home last night. And I think based on every number that I have tried to run through every single AI system I can possibly run, I just don't.

I mean, it's feasibly maybe possible, but highly unlikely and damn near impossible. And that's what AI has continually said. And I'm about to let you know what that is in just a moment. But here's something that Lindsey Graham said not that long ago, actually. And this was just his thought process on what he thought about who we're killing. here you go listen recognize jerusalem as capital of israel why

because if you got a problem with that take it up with god he's the guy that did it not trump so i just want to say i feel good about the republican party i feel good about where we're going as a nation we're killing all the right people we're cutting your taxes trump is my favorite president we've run out of bombs we didn't run out of bombs in world war too So as a coalition of Republicans, some Baptists, some Jewish, we organize ourselves around principles that we love and we cherish.

We love individual freedom. We love entrepreneurship. We love capitalism. We love Israel. We love the idea of Israel. We love the struggle they've. been involved in. We love them helping them

because you're helping yourself. So to those who worry about these stupid interviews and far off places, don't worry. The Republican Party has figured it out when it comes to Israel. All right. So there you go.

And like he said, we're killing all the right people. He laughs seemingly when it comes to, you know, the fact that we're running out of bombs. You know, we can't even can't even keep bombs anymore. And, you know, Lindsay Graham has also multiple times been on record saying how we need to kill more of these people.

He's talked about dropping nukes in the middle of Gaza, even after Gaza was completely destroyed. He talked about dropping nukes on Iran. He wanted a nuke like Hiroshima over top of Iran. And I think there was even a reporter one time when he was saying something like this that they had asked him, well, what about all the innocent people? people. He's like, oh, you think those people are innocent? And it's like, that was his mindset, right? And I think we have to understand this. Like, when you see the reaction online of people that

are not upset that Lindsey Graham died, it's because Lindsey Graham was directly contributing to the death of millions of civilians. And I say millions because I do believe that likely throughout his tenure, he has been in some direct way responsible for millions of deaths. So you can't expect people to be like, oh, my God, he was, I can't believe he's dead. And it's just such a sad loss. To be honest with you, the world has a little bit of a riddance of someone that was consistently pushing for more innocent lives to die. Well, there are also people on the other side that are still MAGA and haven't gone from that split from MAGA to America first. Those, you know, MAGA people like the true, I guess, Republicans that stay over there,

their sentiment. No matter what. Yeah, their sentiment is like, oh, he was the best senator. He did so much for South Carolina. He did so much for our country. And everyone's like, we are so sorry for his loss. So there is that sentiment as well. I don't think it's just all these people on the left and right hated him.

There was a lot of people that truly loved him. And I see it on my Facebook, you know, with friends that I know since we are from South Carolina, there's a lot of people that are like, oh, my God, just shocked, cannot believe that he's dead. Yeah, even though, you know, when Trump was campaigning in South Carolina, in his hometown of Central South Carolina, he was booed. Yeah, he was booed, like off the stage. And, you know, you look at the camera, you can pull up any of those videos, like everybody

booed him. And yet somehow in South Carolina in this past election, he was reelected, which doesn't make any sense because you can ask so many people in the state of South Carolina what they think of Lindsey Graham. And except for the people that are literally just not educated on anything other than Fox News, and that's still mainstream media, they're going to believe Lindsay Graham is the best thing since slice bread. And that's just the way it is. There is a ton of people out there that we constantly see from the right, obviously, and the left.

Or I should say the left, obviously, and the right that just still have this mindset of this. It's like, well, I'm Republican. I'm conservative. And so no matter what the Republicans do, I'm on board with it. I'm on board with everybody because we're fighting the left. The left are evil and they're bad and we're fighting them and they may be bad and they may be evil. But I'm telling you, they're not much more evil if you really break everything down than

a lot of people on the right, especially politicians, all politicians, many politicians, not all, but many are just not good people. They are easily corrupted. And in most cases, they get into the positions of power because of the people that put them there, which are the evil people that make sure. sure that they do their dirty deeds. This is just how politics work. And I want to remind people that at one point, he was against Trump, like so many other people.

He hated Trump. In Trump's cabinet. But now, you know, right recently before his death yesterday, he was in his right ear. He was like his favorite guy. Yeah, absolutely. No, you're 100% correct. This is also something else because, listen, there's a lot of people that potentially believe that Russia might have had something to do with his death.

and you might ask yourself, well, how would Russia have anything do with his death? He died at his home, right? But anyways, this is just something that Linda Graham had recently said about money that was being spent in Ukraine based on Russia. Listen. Free or die? Free or die? Now you are free. Yes.

And we will be. And the Russians are dying. It's the best money we've ever spent. Thank you so much. No. Yeah. So he's like, and the Russians are dying, that's the best money we've ever spent, right? So obviously Lindsey Graham was very pro-Ukraine, loved Zelensky, loved us sending billions of dollars to Ukraine, as we've already said.

And he consistently made comments about more Russians that die, the better, right? And it's like the best money we've ever spent is killing more Russians. That was his thing, just like killing anybody in the Middle East, it's not Israel. Now, before, obviously, we get into the timeline because it's the most important part. And you guys can let us know what you think if we're right or if we're wrong. You guys can do your own research. We're going to provide you with the information to do your own research on this. But I did want to play this clip from Alex Jones, and he makes a great point here.

I saw this clip. I had heard this obviously before. We've all talked about our politicians somehow funding, and I should say our U.S. government funding the terrorist groups that supposedly we have been fighting for years, right? And we're talking about al-Qaeda. We're talking about ISIS. We're talking about the Taliban. We're talking about the various other extremist groups that are specifically around Israel.

I mean, because Israel is really the only nation that is our ally in the region. Everybody else is not our ally because we are constantly either at war with them or helping Israel be at war with them. But, you know, we've talked about this extensively. We know that Obama also helped fund ISIS and various other groups. We also know that, for example, in Syria, Trump just put one of the most radical leaders over Syria. Syria and took out some other terrorist group, right? So this guy that's actually leading Syria right now. Trump put into place.

He said that he actually believes in this guy. At one point, not that very long ago, two months ago, Trump's like, actually, I think we could just get Syria to take care of Lebanon or Hezbollah because I think they would do a better job than Israel does. They would probably be more humane. And the people that he was talking about are literal ISIS leaders. Yes. And these people were the most brutal ISIS leaders in the entire Middle East.

and then Trump put them in power. Now, the U.S. government has always tried to create and control the terrorist groups throughout the region, and that's what they do. And not only do they create and control them, they fund them, and they heavily fund them. It goes beyond warmonger, and we're talking about arms trafficking, we're talking about arms movement, we're talking about money, all of this. And then, if you go to Tucker Carlson's piece where he released the actual deposition of Benjamin Netanyahu in front of investigators in Israel, it was Netanyahu.

Yahoo that was ensuring that $30 plus million per month was going to Hamas. And this had been going on for two to three years prior to Hamas attacking Israel. But yet no mainstream media talks about that whatsoever. They want you to believe that Hamas is just this group that hates Jews. And so therefore, you know, Israel was just, you know, they were a sleeping baby, basically. And these were just vicious lions that came in. And listen, they were. But, you know, you also have to understand that Netanyahu was funding this group $30 million a month.

What could you do with a terrorist group with $30 million a month over the course of years? And why would Israel be funding Hamas $30 million a month for years? Why? It's the same reason that people ask Obama, why did we just give Iran billions of dollars? You know, it didn't make any sense. Although, actually, if you look at that deal in Iran, it is in some ways a lot better, actually, than what Trump is doing with Iran right now because that deal was, it had all of the details in ink about the inspection of nuclear program.

It was had an end goal of you're not going to get a nuclear warhead or even enrich your nuclear during this period of time. It was all in ink. This whole deal with Iran has been a cluster. Speaking of which, by the way, the peace deal is completely destroyed now. We're blowing up Iran again. Iran is hitting Bahrain. The whole thing's going on.

Israel just announced they're also going to hit Iran directly. So I do want to play this Alex Jones clip. But go ahead, Sherry. What do you want? Well, I was just going to say that some of the money that BB was funding to Hamas was supposed to be humanitarian funds. Oh, yeah. That they were supposed to be supplying, you know, water and all these things to make their

lives better. Sure. Is what I thought that money was for. Oh, yeah. Because, I mean, Israel absolutely cared about Hamas and the people there. talking about before that attack. Yeah, I get it. Yeah, I mean, and that's just, that's horseshit.

That's like saying, you know, that we funded ISIS and Taliban and all that stuff because we wanted to make sure that the lives of the people under them were better. That's just ridiculous. The reason why leaders do this is to create the problem and then be the solution. That's why they do this. And in many cases, it's the military industrial complex that creates the problem to create the solution because it's trillions of dollars. Okay, but do you think that B.B. was giving that money for the civilians there?

No. He was giving it directly. No, he was. Just all of it was going towards a terrorist group. And it was not helping the people that live there. I just don't believe that. Sherry, it is directly in his deposition. He admits it himself.

I mean, you can watch the deposition on Tucker Carlson's thing. It's like an hour and a half long. So it's not like he was denying it. He said, yeah, we gave it to him off. He didn't say, well, we were trying to help the people because the investigators knew that was bullshit. They would never say that. But how come I know that? And I remember there was a piece where Israel helped Tomas, and this is pre the attack, that they gave them so much money a month to help the civilians.

Yeah, that's a lie. Okay. All I'm telling you is, is that based on a deposition and based on everything I know, that is, that sounds absolutely ridiculous. And Benjamin Netanyahu in his own deposition didn't even say that. Well, I think I know that is a fact that they were giving them money for civilians. Well, I don't think that's true, but we can agree to disagree and we can look further into that. But I'm just telling you everything I've saw on that is that was not the case whatsoever. But either way, I do want to play this Alex Jones piece about al-Qaeda's number one sugar daddy, which was Senator Lindsey Graham.

This is what he had to say. Listen. It came out last year in the Republicans Doge committee hearings that billions of dollars were directed. in the last 25 years by U.S. aid and the State Department to al-Qaeda, and that the main bag men were Senator John McCain and Senator Lindsey Graham, the two inseparable peas in war-mongering war criminal pods. That's on record. You've got all the photos and videos of McCain and Graham working with al-Qaeda in Africa,

in Syria, in Afghanistan, you name it. just like Israel founded Hamas, just like Netanyahu doubled their funding right before October 7th, just like the West two plus years ago working with Turkey and Israel overthrew Assad and put the leader of al-Qaeda in charge there. So he died yesterday, and I shot a video this morning, just talking about some of the things that he's done, some of the things that he's been up to. and I saw a bunch of criticism from the neocons, the neocon influencers, the followers, the type people that were never Trumpers,

but now claim, you know, that they represent MAGA, saying, how dare you mean to smile when they die? This is so evil, it's so terrible. So here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to get together today before my 4 p.m. show. A whole bunch of the clips, even in him recently, when he does a thing where he would stick his tongue out and go,

and say, I love it. I love death. I love it. We're killing Russians. I love it. We're killing Iranians. I love it. I love war. I'm sleeping so good tonight. I just want a bomb. I just want to kill. He'd say kill a whole wedding of 200 people to, quote, get one bad guy, maybe.

This is sick stuff. This is stuff Netanyahu's been doing. The Trump is criticized saying don't blow up a whole apartment to get one bad guy. This is where we lose the moral high ground here. And so I want to ask the viewers and listeners here on X and on Rumble, post below, because there's so many examples. My head spins when I think about them. of him celebrating death, celebrating killing civilian, celebrating destruction, and him funding al-Qaeda, funding ISIS. I'll dig out all the Mike Ben stuff.

I'll dig out the congressional stuff. I've got my crew working on right now. There's so much of it's the problem. But at 4 p.m. today, we'll give Lindsey Graham a proper send-off. All right, there you go. That was Alex Jones, which also was just confirming what I was saying about Israel and Hamas and all that. because I did a lot of research on all of that. And there are absolutely two comparable things here where Lindsay Graham and the United States funds the terrorists that we fight,

and Israel does the exact same thing, and including, as Alex Jones also said, putting the leader in Turkey, which is also someone that they want to also fight now. So this is just something that governments do. I agree with you. I'm not saying that it didn't all go to the terrorist groups, but I remember a piece or a certain piece before the attack. on October 7th. I'm sure. That Israel was funding Hamas, not Hamas.

I guess they were funding Palestine to help the people. That's all I'm saying. All right. I also want to play briefly a clip from Fox News because Fox News, this was kind of when they were first talking about Lindsey Graham's death. And they said something that I think is important here. Listen. We just saw, we were looking at video of him, meeting with President of Vladimir

Zelensky of Ukraine just yesterday, looking at, looking like himself, and I think we talked about this. It just makes this all the more shocking that yesterday we see him smiling, giving a thumbs up, and we're talking about his passing right now. Well, there's an old Native American saying that says death comes, and it's always out of season. And I think that that kind of speaks to this. And again, it also shows you sometimes in Washington how we become so fixated on one thing. I mean, nobody could have known what was going to happen with Lindsey Graham, but everybody. was questioning about the health of Mitch McConnell. And we just, when we don't have answers there,

and people were questioning, you know, just how sick is Mitch McConnell. And then somebody... Okay, so there you go. That was the Fox News piece. The reason why I'm saying this is because, yes, absolutely, prior to Lindsey Graham's death, he looked very energetic. He looked like his normal self. He wasn't sick in any way, shape, or form.

And don't get me wrong, right? It's absolutely possible for someone of any age. for that matter, to drop dead suddenly from all kinds of things, whether it's an aneurysm, whether it's a heart attack. I mean, in these days and age, especially after the vaccine, you never know. And Lindsey Graham was a very big proponent of the vaccine, which I'm going to play a clip of that in a minute. It's all leading to the big reveal of why I think this is all bullshit.

I just want to point out to what I think he looked like. He looked like that on a normal basis to everyone. But when you looked at his face, he always had a flushed. red face. He always had red eyes. His face was puffy, which means to me that he had some kind of like blood pressure shit going on or it almost looked like he was an alcoholic. I heard on, somebody was talking about like whenever he comes to their house, they always had the Rizzling ready, which is a type of wine. I don't know if he's an alcoholic or if he was on drugs or anything, but when you looked at his face, he didn't look healthy to me. He always had a puffy

face. Well, a lot of people actually have reported that knew Lindsay pretty well that they believe that he was an alcoholic. I mean, we don't know for sure, you know, but, you know, Sherry does point out a good point. You know, if he doesn't look that healthy, whatever, obviously all kinds of things can contribute. And like I said, it's very possible that someone can drop dead and especially someone of Lindsey Graham's age. Lindsay Graham was not 30 years old. He wasn't 25 years old. I mean, he was older. 71. And even though, yes, that is decently young these days, you know, but keeping in mind, there's this kind of push right now on social media from especially the right, it seems like, because the left will never do this, but the right

is saying, well, you know, I think it's because the vaccine. He was a big proponent of the vaccine. This is probably why he died. And listen, if it comes down to and it is validated that he died at his house exactly how they're telling us, and that's the way it went down, it is absolutely possible that the vaccine 100% could have contributed to why he dropped dead at 71 years old suddenly, right? And John Rich actually made a point on this. And look, I don't really love John Rich that much anymore. And I'll tell you why there's a girl that we were when we talked about the AI data

center, Sherry. Anzley Brown, we had played her clip on our show that night. And Anzley Brown is the girl in Georgia that has been fighting for her mother's house. Right. And so she has gotten huge, like really all over social media. everywhere and although it's a little off topic but she had reached out to John Rich multiple times and multiple times because for whatever reason she thought John Rich someone had said hey you know maybe reach out to him he refused to return her calls any of this stuff and then literally

like the two or three four hours after her mom's house is gone now she the she did not win the battle against her mom's house this just happened like yesterday five hours after this John Rich tags Anzley Brown on social media and says, hey, let me help any way I can. This was five hours after this. Oh, my gosh. Right. So then Anzley replies and it's like, oh, isn't it convenient that five hours after my mom had no other choice but to basically give up her house to the power company that you all the sudden want to talk to me to be a help to me? And it was almost like there's some bullshit going on there as well. So I'm just saying, you know, John Rich did come out about this about Lindsay.

Graham, and I want to play this because I'm, I got to touch on this as well, because if I don't touch on everything, someone will be like, well, you didn't talk about the vaccine or you didn't talk about this. So I'm going to play this. This is what John Rich said about a time that he was in the presence of Senator Lindsey Graham and they were talking about the vaccine also in front of Trump. Listen. And you've seen him do this move right here.

Can I ask you a question, John Rich? He never calls me John. John Rich. I look at my go, yes, sir. Why are people booing me at my rallies when I bring up the vaccine? Okay, I'm going to tell you the answer and you're not going to like it. He goes, okay, what's the answer? We, the American people, do not trust the people that you were forced to trust at the time when this was happening.

I said, Mr. President, we consider them to be a bunch of murdering. depopulationist psychopaths. And then Lindsey Graham, who's sitting across bus with it swishing his chardonnay around, and said, Mr. President, if you listen to conspiracy theorists like John

Rich, the Democrats are going to take credit for what you did, and they're going to beat you in the next election with it. And I looked at him and I said, do not interrupt me when I'm speaking. Do you understand me? What? And he looked at me and he

goes, well, I didn't mean to disrespect you. I go, yeah, but you did. Oh. So, hmm? Right now you look like Wyatt Earp. Trump is right here. You're Lindsey Graham, okay? I go, I'm holding him. Oh, good. You're Lindsey Graham. I'll get back up as a president. I look at him one more time. I go, now let me finish what I was saying. Oh, man. And then I finished it. Trump ended that by saying, So I guess no more vaccine. So no more vaccine talk is what he basically said. And listen, this makes a couple good points. Number one is that leading and around when the vaccine and Trump was responsible for it and all this stuff, you had all these people that were around Trump like Lindsey Graham that was likely heavily funded by Big Pharma as well.

Or, you know, at the very least, he was hoping to get a check from Big Pharma during this. And so he wanted to make sure that if someone like. John Rich spoke up about the vaccine that he was there to counter that argument or counter that claim and by calling him a conspiracy theorist and all these things. So at the very least, we know that he was fighting for the vaccine and for Trump to be able to take credit for that so the Democrats did not take credit for it, which keep in mind, Trump did continue to take credit for it no matter what the outcomes of anything was. And to this day, Trump's very proud of the vaccine that he and alongside Dr. Falshi that he

chose not to prosecute whatsoever. And isn't it interesting that it's all coming out on like the main media that these vaccines are causing terrible, terrible damage now. It's all coming out. And all those people are saying that we were conspiracy theorists at the time. Yeah. That we were crazy. And now it's coming out.

And now they don't even say a word about it. Like they never said that. Yeah. It's crazy. Yeah. And so, you know, and keep in mind too. Like I remember back. in 2016, Lindsey Graham and John McCain. They visited Ukraine. This was in, I think it was December of 2016.

And they came back, this was after the first, I think it was the first Trump election. They came back screaming, Russia interfered with the 2016 presidential election. Lindsay Graham was a big part of the whole Russia interference with elections. He's the one that started, yeah, well, no, well, I don't know about the collusion thing, potentially, because we don't exactly 100% know everybody that was involved in that. Like you said, we do know that Lindsey Graham was a never-Trump or he hated Trump. He hated him forever up until it seems like someone has now fully gotten control of Trump to be able to make sure that he does what they want him to do. But yeah, absolutely.

Lindsey Graham and John McCain were two of the biggest pushers of this Russia interference in our elections, which has never been proven to be true. It's 100% likely bullshit. but he was one of those. So then obviously a lot of people started to wonder, you know, was Russia potentially involved in this assassination? Now, there's some things here, right? So Lindsey Graham, the day that he was visiting Ukraine, which was literally yesterday, okay,

think about this. Yesterday morning-ish, I think it was around 8 or 9 a.m. Ukrainian time. He visits this drone factory in Ukraine. and this tour, from what I understand, took about an hour and a half to two hours. After this hour and a half or two hours of the drone factory, he then proceeds to travel to another area of town where he gives multiple press conferences. And in these press conferences, which we believe happened around noon, which we will go

down the timeline of this, but this is noon Ukrainian time. This is what he said at this press conference. I'm pleased to announce, as of about 30 minutes ago, we've reached agreement with the White House on a version of the Russian sanctions bill that they will support. It means it's going to become law. So when I get back to Washington, I'm going to go with Senator Blumenthal to the Republican, and the Democratic leader, to see if we can find time to move this Russian sanctions. package that would give tools to President Trump to help end this war.

The road to ending this war, the road to peace passes through Beijing more than it does Washington, Kiev, or Moscow. China has an oversized influence. I'd like them to use their influence for the good of the world. Yeah. Yeah. I don't believe Putin is there yet, but it will be. But it wouldn't take much to get him there.

And the sooner we can have a dialogue about peace, the quicker this war is over. It's Japan's news agency. I've just been back from NATO summit in Kala. I've never been more optimistic than I am today, that we have the formula to end this war. Help Ukraine be more lethal. Let those supporting Russia to know it's going to be a price to be. paid if you keep doing it. And to try to find an off ramp, not to humiliate Putin, but to end this war so that Ukraine will thrive and survive.

All right. So there was part of one of the press conferences when he was inside of Ukraine. Now, there's a couple of things here. And in this, he talks about helping Ukraine become more lethal. And one of the main reasons why Senator Lindsey Graham was in Ukraine was not just the drones. He's also trying to get Trump to streamline production of not necessarily intercontinental ballistic missiles, but I think they might actually be the batteries and the capabilities to reach further inside of Russia to hit Russia at their heart, whether it's in Moscow, St. Petersburg, or other major cities. and this is one of the things that that Senator Lindsey Graham was pushing very hard for.

He had said this in other press conferences while he was there. Obviously, this is something that the Russian government and Putin are like, oh, hell no, hold on a minute. Like, you're actually over here. And Putin has already said literally a week ago that you are not going to continue to send dignitaries to Ukraine and especially to try to convince the U.S. government and to try to streamline the process of hitting us in Moscow and in St. Petersburg. And this is a lot of what Lindsay Graham was saying

during these press conferences and literally on the same day that he died in Washington, D.C. But it was also interesting that he said, Russia is not the main people that we should be worrying about ending this war. It's got to go through Beijing, meaning China. China has more influence on Russia than the United States basically does on Ukraine. And so he said we have to go through Beijing. Yeah.

And I think that was they are key players in this whole war. Yeah, yeah. No, I mean, it is true. Well, obviously they are because China is going to get involved in anything against the U.S. that they can proxy or help someone that they know the U.S. is fighting. And obviously China knows that the United States is fighting Russia through Ukraine. And so China is going to get involved. with Russia, also a part of the brick system and all of that.

Same very similar thing to Iran, you know. And so this is obviously a huge power play. And if you look at probably the two most dominant countries in the world is China and the United States. And so all these two major puzzle pieces are trying to use all of these others to hurt each other however they possibly can. Right. And also something else, Lindsay Graham said in one of his press conferences was, to strengthen or to solidify more sanctions on Russia to hurt them harder than we have hurt them previously.

And by the way, I've talked to Chad Howard. He lives in Russia. And what the United States media wants you to believe is that Russia is struggling. They're crippled because of our sanctions and all this shit. That's just not true. It didn't work. It didn't work in some part because Russia was largely independent on a lot of avenues. And actually, the United States is heavily dependent on.

Russia in a lot of avenues. And so it kind of backfired on us a little bit. And especially when China came into the mix and said, hey, Russia, we'll help you. Because we're not going to let the United States screw you over because it's just going to help us if we can continue to help you. It's going to hurt America, especially considering America actually does depend on Russia a lot more than most people realize. And so what happened at this drone facility?

Same day that Lindsay Graham was at the drone facility that this drone facility was blown up. by Russia, by a missile attack. And the hotel that Lindsay stayed in. And the hotel, the specific hotel that Lindsay Graham was staying at, right? So there are some people that believe maybe, maybe Russia could have actually took him out. And this is all a cover story. This whole Lindsey Graham dying in his house and all this shit is a cover story. Russia took him out when he was there.

And that's what happened. Well, at the very least, whatever you want to believe, it is very coincidental. that Russia hit the drone factory that he was at and the freaking hotel he was staying at the same day that Lindsey Graham was there just hours supposedly hours later right supposedly and so we don't 100% now I Ryan Madda does have a quick little piece on this before we get into the timeline where I think once you hear a timeline you're going to be like that's strange listen check this shit out Lindsay Graham is dead as a door now and you want to know when he died and where he died Oh, he died over in Kiev within like hours of visiting this drone facility in Kiev that was manufacturing drones that were hitting deep inside Russia.

Right after that, Russia announced that they had struck drone facilities in Kiev. So most likely, Lindsay Graham was down below getting it on with a few little boys and took one in the wazoo, if you know what I'm saying. Now we have foreign leaders that are done playing these games with the U.S. Oh, you used to be safe going over to these war zones. Oh, you used to ride over there with your favorite country music singer and, put on a show. Let's keep doing that. How about Ted Cruz?

Why don't you go take a trip over to Kiev and check out these drones? Somebody's got to investigate Lindsay Graham. At least five of our most powerful politicians need to go over to Kiev and demand an investigation. And then you might as well tell Russia that you're over there visiting those drone facilities because the rest of the world doesn't give a fuck. What just happened, what it seems like, is that Russia said, you want to fuck around and find out? They just wiped Lindsey Graham off the fucking map for the entire world to see because they don't give a fuck.

Look at this. This was Lindsay Graham. They told us it was a sudden, it was a brief illness. He was overcome by a brief and something illness. How is it brief? The fucker's dead. That's about as permanent. That's he as far from brief as humanly possible. But I digress. This was Lindsay Graham. Just hours before he miraculously was overcome by a brief illness. Check this out. I'm pleased to announce, as of about 30 minutes ago, we've reached a great with the White House on a version of the Russian sanctions bill that they will support. It means it's going to become law.

So when I get back to Washington, I'm going to go with Senator Blumenthal to the Republican, the Democratic leader to see if we can find time to move this Russian sanctions package that would give tools to President Trump to help end this war. And you want to know why the U.S. is terrified? that anybody finds out the truth about Lindsay Graham because Russia, a foreign country, just assassinated a U.S. senator. They roll around in fucking motorcades.

And if you all of a sudden, if Russia had the green light to do it, do you know how many countries probably would love to when they see these assholes over on their fucking turf trotting around? Oh, we're going to put a military base into your fucking backyard. And these countries like, yeah, we don't think we should do that.

You know, normally it's like this is Sparta, right? You come into fucking Rome and you make fucking demands. or you come around our territory and you make demands, this is Sparta, right? That's how the world wants to fucking treat America, but it's been clubs on. Well, if Russia's able to do it, is it time to take the,

is the rest of the world? Is the United States government terrified that if anybody finds out that Russia assassinated Lindsey Graham, that all of a sudden, all around the country, every time our politicians go to these places, they might just not be safe anymore? I think so. I mean, what you guys think.

All right, so there you go. That was Ryan Mata. And obviously, Ryan Mata has a very definitive thought process on this and I don't necessarily I don't necessarily like how he talks about the way he talks about things but at the very least

this is the sentiment from some that have big followings on social media he believes without a doubt that and by the way he doesn't really necessarily have evidence because if you were going to present evidence about that particular claim that he is presenting which is that Russia took out

Lindsey Graham you would think that you would do a video about a timeline because the timeline is extremely important in this case. It is absolutely 100% important because at the very least, you have to think, well, number one, why would the U.S. government lie about how Lindsey Graham died? That's the most important part, right? So I'd ask AI, and we're going to go over this, on what day in times was Lindsay Graham in Ukraine at the drone factory and press conferences before his death?

Okay. July 11th, 2026, Saturday, during his trip to Ukraine. So this is Ukraine time. Yeah, July 11. to take that in account. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. So, U.S.

center to Lindsay Graham visited the Skyfall drone production facility in Ukraine that day reported as part as as broader trip with announcements and photos from the company

released on July 11th. He was shown heavy vampire bomber drones also called Baba Yaga and their Shrike FPV drones, P1's sun shaded interceptors and other tech. He praised the facility a state of the art and advocated for stronger U.S. Ukraine cooperation on drones.

No precise public timestamps, although for the exact hour, for the factory tour are widely reported, but it occurred on July 11th, alongside other activities like meetings with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy, on-air, defense, and sanctions. He also participated in related press engagements or statements tied to the visit and trip that day. Graham died later that evening Saturday, July 11th, after returning from Key for a brief

sudden illness. This aligns multiple Ukraine and international news sources. So here's the thing about all of this, right? and how long and quick it would take to get back and two and whatever. One of the things that Lindsey Graham, or not Lindsey Graham, but Sean Hannity, when he was on Fox News today, was talking about how he alongside Lindsey Graham and many others, has visited Ukraine multiple, multiple times. And the process to get in and out of Ukraine is extremely long. You don't just fly into Ukraine. That's just not how it works.

they don't fly any politician or senator or anybody into Ukraine straight in. You have to go to Poland. And when you fly into Poland, you have to then take a train ride. Now, the typical train ride into Ukraine for high-profile visitors like U.S. officials is estimated to be around 8 to 10 hours, typically 10 hours plus in some ways. There are some instances where it can take 12 to 13 hours, one way, often overnight. Now, this is standard iron diplomacy route due. to closed Ukrainian aerospace from the war.

Visitors usually fly commercially or on military aircraft in Poland, then transfer to a secure train in Glownway station for the leg in the Keeve. So nearly 10 hours is the most commonly cited figure for the Poland Keeve route, e.g. Biden's 2023 visit was described as a 10 plus hour overnight train. Some reports note that 15 hours for certain Warsaw Keev services, but the special diplomatic trains from the border optimized and typically in a 8 to 10 hour range. So why so long? It's a deliberate, secure overnight journey on Ukrainian railways, trains without blackout

conditions, security protocols, and possible route variations. And so as Sean Hannity has discussed or referenced these trips and interviews, the extremely long train ride before a plane likely refers to the multi-leg process, long-haul flight to Europe and Poland, train into Ukraine instead of direct flight, which isn't feasible. Graham's recent July 2026 trip followed similar logistics before his return fly home.

So for regular travelers, daytime and other trains exist but are much lower or less direct. High level delegations usually specially use secured carriages. The full round trip often means around 20 to 25 hours total time on train for a short visit

even just for regular visitors. So So I'd ask also. So he would have had to taken a train when he was leaving as well, right? Yes, he would. So not only do you have that 10 plus hour trip in, you have a 10 plus hour trip out. So there is no flying out. There is no flying in.

You have a very long process. Now, the plane ride home. Now, a direct flight, that's roughly about 10.5 to 12 hours from Keeve to Washington area airports like Dolis, IAD. Reagan, assuming a commercial or government military aircraft at typical speeds. So often longer, there are 12 to 15 plus hours with connections, routing or stops in Poland, Europe, refueling, security, all these things. There are no direct commercial flights operate from Kiev, obviously, because of the war,

as we were talking about. So Graham's schedule aligned with the same day return to the U.S., which is very tight, right? Very tight. But almost damn near impossible. Now, here's where the timeline is important. The 911 call came in around 827-830 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on July 11th. And the emergency audio, we're going to play right now.

Here's what the audio said during the 911 call. Yeah, a response, Michael, 7-M-Responseil, South Capitol Street, South East. AIS responds to medical 7th and Massachusetts South Capitol Street Southeast A&L's response to medical Inge SME respond for chest to me from South Capitol Street southeast

10-11, 2020 7. Agent 7 to communications for our call back. You have to open the front door. Her God, he's saying that will call back 2032. Edge 7. 5.

Hedge 7. The call just said she's not in the home. She says the door is unlocked because you're going to have a limit in? Deadbolt is secured. I copy. Stand by. Communication to have you tried knocking at the door to see if the call, the answer?

Yes, repeatedly. Communications and engine seven, a caller state that she's coming from Baltimore to get to your location. Would you like a trust to force entry in MPD? We'll need MPD. We'll force entry. Copy. Requested MPD. 2035.

Tell the engine 7. I just Army to CPR supervisor. CPR on progress now. I copy CP on progress. 23. EMS 6th respond is to injury 7 at 7 on the same

cardiac arrest South Capitol Street Southeast. EMS 60 response to engine 7 medic 7 with cardiac arrest 73-year-old male at East Central Central District Southeast

that channels 311, 254. Purgated to an engine N-7 U.S. A M-V-M-S-A. 20-5. Tinti-2 communications. I remember Pondi-Gu-2.

You can attach me to the run with Engine 7, Metic 7, on South Capitol Street. There's no need for a tax channel. Okay, so there is the 911 call. Now, there are some things about this 911 call that we can infer. Number one, Sherry,

how old did you say Lindsey Graham was? He is definitely 71, or he was 71 when he died. it yesterday. Yes. So this is the not one call that they are putting all over social media. They've played it on Fox News. They played it everywhere. And if you hear the dispatcher here, she says 73 year old male, right? 73. Not 71, 73. Now, you could be like, well, she messed that up. And I mean, that's just weird. Or what did you say, Sherry? It could be. I said it could be a totally different call. Yeah. Absolutely. That they're using and they're putting it out there to

publish. Yeah. That's very true. Because Lindsay Graham was 71. And This person was 73. And usually dispatchers and, you know, fire and EMS personnel don't get that wrong. I mean, it's possible, but not likely. They could be using a different 911 call. Okay. And I did some digging into the 911 call. And they say that a woman had called 911, she was traveling from Baltimore to go to his home.

So that leads me to believe that if it were Lindsey Graham and he called somebody like a staffer, a friend, or somebody close to him. Maybe they would have called 911 to report his chest pain or something. So that is kind of consistent with what they're saying, but it's inconsistent with his age. And it was also consistent. She said that, you know, he's home alone. She's not actually at the house, but the front door should be open. The house was deadbolted.

So they had to call police to come in and open the door. No, they didn't know. but the fire department actually made entry. Yeah, because it took 23 minutes from the time they got to his house to get into the house. Yeah. So they forced entry, came in, was doing CPR. And then obviously there's a lot of these, there is video of someone coming out of the residence and on a stretcher and there's images and all that stuff. You can't obviously tell it's Lindsey Graham.

It's not like you can sit there and be like, oh, this is Lindsay Graham for sure. You don't know. The interesting thing about the images and pictures that are coming out, though, is that, that, and especially when you hear what the medical examiner said was the cause of his death, if you look at the image, especially the still shots, you can just pause the video, as he's coming out and he's on the stretcher and he's getting close to where the EMS truck is, his arms up. Now, it looks like to me for sure, his arm is up.

Like his left arm, whoever was taking the pictures was from like the left angle. And it looks like his left arm is up. It looks like whoever is on the stretcher is alive, at the very least at that moment. But if it was due to what they say caused it, which we'll tell you in just a moment what that is, it probably would not be the case. Now, Graham had spoken with President Trump by phone earlier that evening at around 7 p.m. So this puts him home even earlier than when the actual 911 call came in, reportedly sounding tired but otherwise fine after his return from Ukraine. He was pronounced dead that night from what his office described as a brief and sudden illness. Preliminary medical examiner finance cite aortic dissection.

section due to a arterial sclerotic cardiovascular disease. Almost went Spanish there. But I don't think that's how you say that. So basically his aorta busted. Yes. His aorta busted. Same thing actually that happened to John Ritter. If we remember John Ritter, the actor that was in that show, which I cannot remember.

Oh, yeah. Three's company. Three's company. Yeah. And John Ritter was awesome. But it sucked when I found out he died. But yeah, aortic dissection is basically where you're aorta bust or comes apart. and it's from thin walls and the heart arteries,

usually by calcium or heart disease. And when that happens, by the way, it's pretty damn near sudden. Like it's almost basically the same thing as anortic aneurism. And to where that vessel bust, when it bust, you're dead. And it doesn't take long.

It actually happened to my aunt. She was in the hospital visiting my other aunt that was in the hospital. And when she was there, she literally said, oh, God, that was her word, held her stomach area or chest area, and then she dropped dead. And she was dead, like immediately. So this happens very fast in almost all cases, especially from that type of thing. Well, according to AI, it can happen very fast or it can be slower.

It said it could be within minutes to hours. But this is my thing. If he was feeling chest pain, why would he call this a woman staffer and not automatically call my woman? phone with her but but either way at the section or or whatever that is i mean yeah it can happen over a course of a little bit of time like leakage there there are certain certain things called the aortic leakage all these things and and that could potentially be but from the time that he apparently um was either on the phone with someone or however non one was called to the time ems got there which was not very long it's like 20 minutes no one was answered door he could not

make it a door when they made entry they were doing CPR because he was dead right and how is he dead and they were doing CPR and his arm is up yeah that that is strange that is very strange um so with all the traveling by train and plane you know one of the things i said or one of the things i ask you i was he possibly home by 8 p.m so the likely timeline for graham's return train from kev to Poland probably 10 hours often overnight as we were talking about flight was to Poland, Europe to Washington DC direct or near direct flight 11 to 13 hours depending so a midday departure from Poland could land in DC area but here's the thing we know that a lot of I think he did like one two or three press conferences in Ukraine and this was around noon one or two

o'clock of that afternoon from everything we're we're kind of piecing together based on Ukraine, newspapers, all this stuff. It was around 12, 1, 2 o'clock. And so this sets his timeline four or five hours further back to where the possibility of him making a home from Ukraine to the time that he died is hard. I mean, it's extremely hard. So the total door-to-door window with secured ground transfers, minimal or no layovers whatsoever, possible refueling stops, minimized.

So they had to figure out, okay, how are we not going to refuel and do all this stuff? Same day arrival, realistic. Reports confirmed he was back in Washington that evening and spoke to Trump around seven before the emergency called 827 p.m. And so this is tough. And the hours don't add up. So I ask AI, is this plausible? Is this possible? AI said it is borderline implausible for a literal noon Kiev finish, which is what we believe.

leave that he at the earliest that he left home by seven or eight p.m. Eastern standard time would require a nearly perfect official priority logistic with no problems and this just does not happen when you go in and out of Ukraine. It does not happen. So, Keeves, okay, here's the thing, time zone baseline. Kiv, UTC plus three, Washington, D.C. UTC plus four Eastern Daylight time. Keeves around seven hours ahead of D.C. at 1 p.m. Kiv is about 6 a.m. Eastern Standard train to Poland, transfer flight, all of that. That's 20 plus hours from Keeve to D.C. to home, which means that you would land well after 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Okay.

Tell me, like, again, all right. So, Kiv is what are there? It's seven hours ahead of us. So when he did his last lot, like his last press conference, what time would have it been our time? I don't know, but I'm not doing math right now. A.I. is doing the math. I'm not doing all the math. It would have been, well, there's seven hours ahead of us.

So that would have been, like, what time I say? 12. So it would have been like, it would have been, yeah, like 7 a. 7 a.m. R.com. Yeah, at the earliest. 7 a.m. So you're talking about 20.

What did it say? Assuming activities wrapped up noon. Right. No. 11, 10, 9. Which would be 5 a.m. Eastern time. 7.

7 a.m. No, noon kev time. It's 5 a.m. Eastern standard time in the United States. So this is how we go. Exit Kiv to train to Poland, secure motorcade. That's probably 60 plus minutes in Kiev traffic security. You get another 10-hour train standard for these trips. Arrive Polish border around 9 to 11 p.m.

Kiev time, 8 to 10 p.m. Poland time. 2 to 4 p.m. Eastern standard time. So this is when you're arriving to Poland. 2 to 4 p.m. Eastern time. Okay. And then the transfer and flight. So quick ground transfer, government military jet from Warsaw to whatever,

depart 3 to 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time equivalent land DC, midnight to 4 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. So this is, this, this timeline doesn't make sense. And that's what we're trying to get across. And this is something that AI is like, this doesn't really make sense. So 15 to 20 plus hours from noon keve to DC time, you would land well after 8 p.m. Easter standard time.

Right. And he supposedly made a call to Trump at 7 p.m. But was supposedly in the air at that time. Yeah. Well, and the AI also says why it strains credibility. Commercial or even standard charter routing cannot compress this. No direct key of D.C. flights exist. Airspace closed.

Train is the bottleneck. Secured diplomatic trains aren't high-speed bullet trains. Security protocols, motorcades, clearances, possible stops. That adds probably another third. three hours. So official delegations can get every possible shortcut. But the problem is, is that it would be tough.

The only way that this works out for timeline reasons for Lindsay Graham is that he would do have done the drone facility tour early, early in, in Keith. He would have had to then do all the press conferences very early. likely before 9 o'clock or 9 a.m. Well, that's what he usually was here. But even then is still precedent for him to be in his house by 7 or 8 p.m.

Yeah. And I want to mention, too, if he had a phone call with Trump 7 p.m. Eastern time, that's not saying he could have been on a plane having a phone call with him. Well, doubtful. I mean, maybe. Yeah, it's possible. But it said that in it said in the quote that he had returned back from Ukraine when he was talking to Trump, supposedly. So this is the problem. And, you know, also Sean Hannity on Fox News had said today when he was on, I don't even remember what show it was on, he's like, yeah, he's like, well, you know, every time I've been with Lindsay, you know, these processes and everything it takes to get there and get out of there.

It's just so long. The commercial flights. And he specifically mentioned the commercial flights. And even without commercial flights, as AI tells you here. and I can tell you like charter is you still got fuel stops you know typically i mean yeah if you're on a gulf stream globe or something yeah you can make long range trips possible and you can potentially go direct but it is a long distance from ukraine to washington dc and but even with that you still cannot get away from the train trip the security the motorcades everything this

involved from keve to the point you actually get on the airplane even if you're in charge harder. So the reason I'm saying all this is because the timeline doesn't necessarily make sense. I'm not saying that Lindsey Graham didn't die in Washington, D.C. I'm just telling you that if the timeline is correct, if what they're saying and what we've seen on television and what we've seen in the Ukrainian press about him being there on that day, doing the tour, doing the press conferences, what we believe to potentially be around 11, 12, 1 or 2 o'clock in Ukrainian time, that's not possible for him to make it back to Washington, Washington, D.C.

That's what we're saying. And the timeline matters. And it's something that is going to be debated. Now, look, this is a conspiracy podcast. I get it. And, you know, typically when we see something like, oh, Lindsey Graham died and he, you know, he died in his home.

We've seen it. Let's go on. That's fine. Right. But also, don't you think it's a little coincidental that, like, the same freaking drone facility that he toured that day was blown up that day by Russia and the whole tent. hotel he was staying at.

I mean, and these were massive explosions. I mean, they destroyed this drone facility and I don't think they completely destroyed the hotel, but they took off like a large chunk of the top of this hotel. Yeah. And it's just crazy, too, that he had a lot of people that probably wanted him dead. Oh, for sure. I'm talking about Russia. I'm even talking about Iran, for example.

I mean, that could be some people that we need to look at as well. Well, and that's the thing about Iran. So, yeah, of course. I mean, Iran would want Lindsey Graham dead or Trump or whoever else. I mean, that's pretty typical. And that was one of the first things that Laura Lumer was pushing. Laura Lumer said, oh, it's Iran for sure. They're admitting it.

They've already admitted it. And there was people in our telegram that was sending me post that was blowing up on social media that was saying, Iran did it. Iran claimed responsibility for Lindsey Graham's death. And that's just not true. So I do want to address this because there's, like I said, there was people in our telegram that did this or that was saying this. I looked up on a asset has in any way, shape, or form, Iran, you know, took credit.

Yeah, for Lindsey Graham's death. And there is zero evidence whatsoever online or otherwise video, audio, anything. Well, Russia hasn't either. No, of course. No, but there was zero evidence that Iran had anything to do with. The only thing that came out that Laura Lumer was pushing and all these people were pushing was this Lego video that was supposedly from Iran that depicted Lindsey Graham dying. And obviously this came after Lindsey Graham died.

But I also want to make something very clear as well. Now, Iran was doing these Lego-type AI videos leading up to and during the first initial stage of the war between Iran and Israel and the United States. Yeah. And Trump, he also said that their social media was better than ours. Like they were killing it. Yeah, their own game. With social media. But we also have to understand that like anybody that's good with AI these days,

especially videos can make these videos. It's not hard. Anybody can do it. And so this didn't come from this Lego video that Laura Lumer was pushing. It did not come from an official Iranian channel. It did not come from an official Iranian social media company or not company, but a count. And of course, Laura Lomer was pushing the Iran thing. Just very similar to how they've been pushing the fact that, you know, Iran wants to kill

Trump. This was even before the Iran war happened because Israel knew they wanted to attack Iran. Iran. So they were trying to do whatever they could to tell Trump that Iran wanted to attack or wanted to kill him. And does that say necessarily that Iran doesn't want to maybe kill Trump? Probably, I mean, I'm not saying they don't, but I'm just saying that they're going to use this shit. Well, obviously at the funeral of their main leader, they had flags all over the place that said kill Trump.

Yeah, of course they do now. Yeah, I mean, of course they do now. But and that's the thing. Like in the beginning of this war, when our government and our media was telling you that all the citizens were on board with Trump and they loved America. and then at the same time they tell you that they hate American, they chant death to America. Do you see how this mainstream media sigh out bullshit?

Yeah, it is. It's just a continual bullshit loop. But Trump is, he has already said if something happens to me because I get assassinated by a country like Iran, I have all the plans set up to go to the next person. Yeah. So he's already got that set up because he's not taking it lightly,

but also people are like saying, is he listening to the right people? Yeah. So, yeah, the Iran thing was a big one. You know, they're trying to say that Lindsey Graham was potentially assassinated by Iran. And that's just not true. There's, you know, I mean, I've literally even saw like to a couple of accounts saying it was probably Mossad. And I'm like, hell no.

I mean, unless something crazy that we don't know. But that's like the last people that would do that. To me, though, I have seen where Russia. assassinates people that they don't no longer want them to live. It's usually poisoning. Yeah, poisoning. But also Russia has directed energy weapons. There's been a lot of theories and speculation going around the internet about,

hey, maybe this was a directed energy weapon attack and this is how he died. But look, I mean, not to say that, like, you couldn't kill someone with a direct energy weapon. I think we've already found that out in Venezuela with a discombulator. but, you know, he would have had to have returned home and then die after the fact. And that's just not likely of direct energy weapons. Could it be a poison or some type of biological weapon, potentially? But how would Russia have been able to intercept him in the transfers and all that stuff from Ukraine? That's true.

Because look, if Lindsay Graham can come into Ukraine and leave Ukraine and yet Zelensky is just roaming around this damn place, they would have killed Zelensky long ago. A long time ago, yeah. Yeah, I mean. That's true. So I just don't think that it was Russia poisoning Lindsay Graham. I don't think that's plausible. Like I said, it's one of two things. In my opinion, I think it's either yes, however the timeline works out and however that

would possibly happen, Lindsay Graham died at his home from whatever the aorta thing, the section of the aorta, that's what they're officially saying. The other way is that he died by way of Russia attacking either the drone facility when he was there or the hotel and you know the drone facility would be tough because i would have obviously he would have probably been there at the time with zalinski so then you know zalinski would also be dead probably some other people that were surrounding that particular visit um i don't know but then the hotel being hit as well but listen both of these hits could have come after the fact that russia found out that this is where lindsay graham was

and Lindsey Graham stayed in this hotel and then he went to this because as once Lindsay Graham would have left these places, then it would have been reported, however, and then Russia would have just hit those facilities because they're like, oh, okay, so he was here and he was staying here. I'm going to hit these facilities. That's also possible. Yeah. But it's also possible that they hit one of these facilities when he was there, especially in a hotel room. It is possible, but it's just interesting that you actually saw footage of them taking a person out of Lindsay Graham's house and his arm was raised. he was still alive, but they said once they entered.

What we think is Lindsey Graham's house. I mean, from what we were doing CPR on him. And most of the time, when you're doing CPR on somebody, they're not really responsive. Yeah, I mean, people can watch the video for themselves. To me, it 100% looks like an arms up. And it looks like whoever's in the stretcher's arms up. You know, that's, that's possible. So there is a lot of possibilities.

And it's pretty wild to see all the conspiracies. And I go back to this. Like I said, I don't know how exactly died. The official word is that he died at his house. And I just think the problem is that there's so many people that just don't believe anything the government says. And is this like the biggest conspiracy in the world, whether he's dead or he isn't? Well, the reason why that the government would potentially hide Lindsey Graham dying in Russia or not Russia, but in Ukraine at the hands of Russia is for a lot of different reasons. I mean, one of the reasons could be that they want to, they want to subvert that to not make it look like that's possible for Russia to hit a U.S. politician on an official visit to Ukraine.

That would be very damaging for U.S. I guess, stance and an authority abroad. There's a lot of those things. But, you know, like I said, it's also just possible that what happened is exactly what happened. But the timeline still does not add up and doesn't make sense. But do you not think it's weird that, his staff came out and said that he had a like a brief serious illness. Oftentimes when something like that happens to high profile people, like the official PR wording will come out and it'll say after a brief illness,

he passed away. And I mean, it says that in a lot of people's obituaries. You know, like if someone overdosed on drugs, it'll be like after a brief illness, it'll say it in their obituary. It's like the common thing for PR firms or even just people in general that don't want you to know how you necessarily died or don't know how you died yet to say it, right? So why wouldn't they just say cardiac arrest? I don't know. I have no idea. Because I just think that's odd. Yeah. So I don't know if there's any other conspiracies about

Lindsey Graham's death. But what I'm telling you is that like the most logical, I guess, conspiracy, if you want to go down that route, is that he died in an attack when he was in Ukraine. that is the most plausible. It makes sense with the timeline as far as how the timeline doesn't add up and all of those things. And, you know, what can you take from the fact that 911 said 73 versus 71? Well, you know, who knows? Was it the fire department or EMS that was on the scene at a time that got his license or maybe someone on the scene or that showed up or that really knew him that said, hey, he's 73,

whoever this person was, was it the wrong or a different 911 call? or 911, I guess, radio scanner traffic and it was not even his scanner traffic, or was it just someone that did not remember what the hell, how old he was? And why are we not hearing the official 911 call from the woman? I don't know. Because I think that would clear up a lot of our speculation.

Maybe. I don't know. I mean, that's possible, depending on who it was, the called and all that. But either way, guys, you know, I end on this.

You know, there's a lot of people that, are celebrating his death. And whereas I don't, I don't think we should celebrate anyone's death. I don't think he should ever do that. Do I like the type of person that Lindsey Graham was? Absolutely not.

Do I think they, like I said, that he contributed to many civilian lives being lost? Absolutely. Do I think he was a good person? No. But, you know, one thing that God always tells us, we are not to judge. That is up to him.

And, you know, anytime you try to judge anyone else, there's more fingers pointing back to you. You always got to look at yourself because if you think you're perfect, you're not, but also at the same time, he was responsible for a shit ton of deaths. And he consistently talked about it on mainstream media all the time. And to me, that is absolutely not a good person. And especially if you were put into positions of power, you know, as a senator, that

people entrust your ability and your thought process, your morality. These people put you in power to trust that. And yet you abuse that. And by the way, in the Bible, in the biblical days, the leaders, the leaders, were the ones that God went after the most harsh. He was the one. Those were the leaders that God destroyed. He destroyed nations because of the leaders that disobeyed and that were brutal and that were dictators and murderers.

Well, according to the Bible, as long as you repent and take Jesus Christ into your heart, you're going to heaven. It doesn't matter what you did. Well, as long as your soul believes that, absolutely. But do you think that someone that truly has Jesus in their heart is going to call for the death of me? millions of civilians. Absolutely not because nothing in Jesus teaching ever teaches that. So absolutely not. That's why you know his heart was not for Jesus.

So Jesus' teachings was never about killing millions of civilians or thousands or any civilian whatsoever. It was literally the exact opposite of that. So that's, you know, you can tell if someone has Jesus in them or not just by their actions, what they do and how they move and do they repent? Are they sorry or are they continually doing this heinous shit like Lindsey Graham was? And that's all I'm saying. So, but that's going to do it,

I guess, for us. By the way, we did just have to talk about this Lindsey Graham thing. There was kind of last minute, obviously, heard about it late last night.

We, when we watched the non-existent Connor McGregor fight, um, that did not happen because he decided to go and try to kick someone and broke his freaking, blub busted his knee out. I know.

And it was just crazy. The first kick. No, it was like, oh my God, you're trying to blow your knee. Yeah. So we,

we watched that last night, heard about the Lindsay Graham death like it. I don't know. I was up at like 2 o'clock in the morning. But also, we have a very special guest on. And I think that, well, I know he's coming on probably tomorrow night. I don't know if we're going to release it tomorrow night or Tuesday. But this topic is going to be great.

It's not political whatsoever. It's like the woo-hoo stuff. And I'm going to remind you that you did not believe in this topic, but now you're starting to. Yeah, we'll see. We'll see. But I think there's very. Because I believe in it.

Well, it's not that I didn't believe in it completely. I just thought differently about certain things, right? So about maybe the way this topic was presented, right? So anyways, we're going to have someone on tomorrow and I, it'll either be released tomorrow or the next day, guys. We have been gone for a brief little period, but we are back. We're going to be producing a lot of content for you guys. Things that really matter, very important things, but we did have the touch base on the

Lindsey Graham thing. We did at least want you to know, like, what are the discrepancies in this? Well, what is odd about it? You know, what is not? But that's going to do it for us. We're going to play you out with the same song we introed. And that is in B-H-D, Nick. And from the jump, till next time, guys, we love you.

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