Special Report: Looking back on the political legacy of Sen. Lindsey Graham

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Trump says ‘I have somebody that I like' to succeed Lindsey Graham but ‘too soon' to say who.

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"Ultimately they'll have an election," Trump said.

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"Some are good, some are bad.

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And but I have somebody that I like, but I'm not going to tell you who now because it's too soon."

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Lindsey Graham's death, President Donald Trump on Sunday said he had a preferred replacement in mind but declined to share a name out of respect for Graham.

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Trump says he spoke with Sen.

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President Donald Trump said in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he spoke with Sen.

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Lindsey Graham Dies at 71: A Look Back at His Influential Career.

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A: Trump says ‘I have somebody that I like' to succeed Lindsey Graham but ‘too soon' to say who.

B: And but I have somebody that I like, but I'm not going to tell you who now because it's too soon."

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**Summary:** The death of Senator Lindsey Graham, who served as a prominent figure in American foreign policy and defense for over two decades, has been widely mourned. He was remembered as a war hawk and significant voice on defense and foreign policy issues. **Why It Matters:** This event highlights the lasting impact of political figures