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🗓️ 6 September 2023
⏱️ 20 minutes
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Desi Lydic narrates The Daily Showography of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, a man married to the game. Trevor sits down with Lindsey Graham, who wanted anyone but Trump to win the 2016 election. Flash forward to the 2020 election where Graham backed Trump's claims of voter fraud.
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0:52.4 | The last time I checked there was nothing in the constitution or at the White House set, |
0:56.4 | single people need not apply. Yes, how could a person marry when he's |
1:00.7 | hopelessly devoted to the greatest love of his life? Political power. |
1:07.3 | This is the daily showography of Lindsey Graham, married to the game. |
1:14.9 | Lindsey Olin Graham grew up in the tiny town of Central South Carolina. |
1:19.9 | His parents owned a restaurant that was also a pool hall, that was also a bar and a liquor store, |
1:25.3 | that was also the home they lived in. It could basically be whatever people wanted it to be, |
1:30.0 | the perfect environment for raising a politician. At the age of nine, |
1:34.6 | Lindsey started working at the family bar. One of his jobs, taking phone calls from concerned wives |
1:40.6 | looking for their drunk husbands. It taught him a valuable lesson, that it's okay to lie if you're |
1:46.4 | protecting the interests of powerful men. Young Lindsey also saw firsthand the ugly reality of |
1:53.2 | segregation in the South, and that his parents bar participated in it. When I was a kid, |
1:58.8 | African Americans were coming and buying the beer to go, and I remember asking my parents, |
2:03.0 | why was that? They said, that's just the way it is. That was another lesson. When you see |
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