Lindsey Graham

"Here's a scenario that I think is real: there's a hurricane, a natural disaster, no power, no cops, no anything," the Trump ally said. "I think if you show up on the porch with an AR-15, they'll probably go down the street."

"This is what 2020 is about. If we can get the House back and keep our majority in the Senate, and President Trump wins re-election, I can promise you not only are we going to repeal Obamacare, we're going to do it in a smart way..."

President Donald Trump is reportedly considering tougher background checks on gun purchases but faces Republican opposition to meaningful reform.

Broadway star Patti LuPone attacked Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Twitter, calling him a "disgrace" and suggesting he was in the closet.

"I don't think it's racist to say," Graham said. "What this is about to me is that these four congresswoman, in their own way, have been incredibly provocative."

"They hate Israel, they hate our own country, they're calling the guards along our border—the border patrol agents—concentration camp guards," the South Carolina Republican said on Fox and Friends.

Lindsey Graham said it is "so easy" for terrorists from the Middle East to join up with Central American migrants and cross through Mexico and the U.S. southern border.

"We need to reevaluate our long-term relationship with Saudi Arabia," Republican Senator John Barasso said.

Democrat Jaime Harrison has raised a record-breaking $1.3 million over the last three months for his fight against Graham for the Senate seat next year.

Senator Lindsey Graham acknowledged former Vice President Joe Biden's longtime political clout, but he reiterated that California Senator Kamala Harris is "a force to be reckoned with."

"What's happening in Saudi Arabia is not normal," the typically close Trump ally and Republican senator said.

"When Cuba got involved in Grenada, what did Ronald Reagan do?" Graham asked. "He kicked them out."

Lindsey Graham said Democrats accepted "foreign influence" when they paid for the Christopher Steele dossier

"History will show you, in 2010, 2015, it was Republican leadership [that opposed this]," first responder John Feal said.

Four years ago, Graham called Trump a "jackass." Now, the South Carolina senator is known for his vociferous defense of the president.

Jaime Harrison took aim at South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham's switch from Never Trumper to one of President Donald Trump's supporters.

Any attempt by House Democrats to impeach President Donald Trump would likely be shot down by a short trial in the GOP-controlled Senate, suggested Senator Lindsey Graham.

"Saudi Arabia is a strategic ally but the crown prince was, in my opinion, involved in the murder of Mr. Khashoggi and he's done a lot of other disruptive things," the Republican senator explained.

Graham told Fox News host Sean Hannity Democrats in Congress "are going nuts" after the Mueller report.

"You can't just sit on it and you can't not show. Somebody will show up with handcuffs," Andrew Napolitano said.

"We got a perfect storm now because of broken laws," the Republican senator said.

The South Carolina senator said Donald Trump Jr. should break the law and ignore a Senate subpoena, leading critics to demand his resignation.

"This important information further demonstrates the bias of the primary source of material that was the basis for the Carter Page FISA warrant," Graham told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz.

As a result of discrepancies between claims made by the attorney general and a letter from the special counsel, Graham is now offering Mueller the chance to testify.

"I've been investigated repeatedly by the other side. And, much to their dismay, but to my satisfaction, it's been for naught," the former secretary of state said.

"The reason they are mad at Barr and me is because they didn't get the outcome they want," Graham told Sean Hannity.

GOP Senator Lindsey Graham told Fox News that House Democrats have "gone crazy when it comes to Trump" and are engaged in a post-Mueller report "witch hunt."

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham said that while President Trump did nothing wrong in regards to 2016 election interference, he still believes the Russian meddling "is a big deal" worthy of increased sanctions.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, not known for grandstanding, has been forced into a marriage of convenience with the ostentatious president.

Representative Steve King of Iowa condemned an "irrational Democrat media assault" against the former vice president, who he said was "just an affectionate guy."