Punk Rock Libertarians Podcast
Jul 21, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 9 segments
In this episode, the crew dives into the conspiracy theories surrounding Lindsey Graham's sudden death after a trip to a Ukrainian drone factory, debating whether a Russian strike or polonium…
James BabbHostJaredHostI mean, we would both both maybe.
So what's so everyone's obviously heard the news, but.
What's the what's the conspiracy, Alex? What's what's the latest in the conspiracy world on Lindsey
is that's a given.
Well, we don't know, and I don't think it was.
So prior to him allegedly passing away, it was in Ukraine, right? Yeah, and those were the last videos.
Apparently, he was over there meeting with Zelensky.
He was touring a drone factory where they make suicide drones.
um this manufacturer so he's touring and there's you know all the press there and are following him around and he meets with zielinski and sits down i'm sending over the article now jared but so it was confirmed the very next day that russia blew up that plant blew up that manufacturing facility And then just the fact that the timeline, so it happened over the weekend.
So they were like, oh, he died suddenly, but it was like 24 hours where it was like, suddenly, suddenly what was like five years ago.
Right.
Well, that's what I, exactly.
That's what I thought too, because he was pushing the Vax and I'm like, well, it wasn't so sudden, but it eventually caught up to him because there's pictures of him.
Yeah.
So suddenly, and you know, so then they said he, he had an emergency and called nine one one.
and was having a cardiac, going into cardiac arrest.
They're claiming that it was like an aortic rupture and that he was rushed to the hospital and died or probably died prior.
But the timeline doesn't make any sense because if you're in Ukraine, they don't fly, especially if you're on a diplomatic visit, they're not flying people in and out.
And now this is coming from, I saw a video, now it's coming from someone that's in the CIA But or was in the CIA, but basically saying that they don't fly people into Ukraine because it's too hairy.
I mean, we would both both maybe.
So what's so everyone's obviously heard the news, but.
What's the what's the conspiracy, Alex? What's what's the latest in the conspiracy world on Lindsey
is that's a given.
Well, we don't know, and I don't think it was.
So prior to him allegedly passing away, it was in Ukraine, right? Yeah, and those were the last videos.
Apparently, he was over there meeting with Zelensky.
He was touring a drone factory where they make suicide drones.
um this manufacturer so he's touring and there's you know all the press there and are following him around and he meets with zielinski and sits down i'm sending over the article now jared but so it was confirmed the very next day that russia blew up that plant blew up that manufacturing facility And then just the fact that the timeline, so it happened over the weekend.
So they were like, oh, he died suddenly, but it was like 24 hours where it was like, suddenly, suddenly what was like five years ago.
Right.
Well, that's what I, exactly.
That's what I thought too, because he was pushing the Vax and I'm like, well, it wasn't so sudden, but it eventually caught up to him because there's pictures of him.
Yeah.
So suddenly, and you know, so then they said he, he had an emergency and called nine one one.
and was having a cardiac, going into cardiac arrest.
They're claiming that it was like an aortic rupture and that he was rushed to the hospital and died or probably died prior.
But the timeline doesn't make any sense because if you're in Ukraine, they don't fly, especially if you're on a diplomatic visit, they're not flying people in and out.
And now this is coming from, I saw a video, now it's coming from someone that's in the CIA But or was in the CIA, but basically saying that they don't fly people into Ukraine because it's too hairy.
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