Megyn Kelly Shreds Lindsey Graham Over Iran War Remarks, Says His Influence Is Dangerous
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The former Fox News host slammed Graham for his alarming threats toward multiple countries.
Add Megyn Kelly to the growing list of conservative voices who are speaking out against Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) crude commentary on the Iran war.
The former Fox News host took aim at Graham on Monday, both on social media and on her SiriusXM radio show, zeroing in on the senator’s recent, eyebrow-raising threats against Lebanon, Cuba, Saudi Arabia and Spain.
“When did Lindsay [sp] Graham become our president?” she wrote on X. Moments later, she shared a follow-up post, which read: “Let’s get real. The problem with Lindsay Graham isn’t (just) that he’s a homicidal maniac, it’s that Trump likes and is listening to him, and Trump’s favorite channel is parading him around like a Hefner bunny in stockings on every show.”
On her radio show, Kelly went a step further, accusing Graham of undermining the safety of the U.S. and “everything” President Donald Trump has done with respect to the Operation Epic Fury conflict thus far.
“Those of us who have children ― especially the moms I know who have kids that are in armed forces ― don’t have the bloodlust that you have, childless weird man,” she said. “It’s really upsetting to me that because Lindsey Graham decided in his dark corner basement that he wanted to get off again watching bombs blow up, seven service personnel are now dead.”
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