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Burnett: Sen. Graham became 'sycophant in chief' under Trump

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Burnett: Sen. Graham became 'sycophant in chief' under Trump

Burnett: Sen. Graham became 'sycophant in chief' under Trump

CNN’s Erin Burnett looks back at some of Sen.

Lindsey Graham’s (R-SC) comments over the last four years after Graham said on Fox News that President-elect Joe Biden would be seen as “incredibly weak” if he didn’t oppose the second impeachment of President Trump.


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