In Loving Memory Of My Friend Lindsey Graham

And Ben, I know it's been a rough week for you in a sense, especially because you were friends with Lindsey Graham.

And he was...

Loved him a lot.

And as much as I disagreed with him, I disagreed with him on issues, not on anything else.

And I loved him on a lot of his things, especially his foreign policy.

But...

I don't think there's...

He's going to be very hard to replace, Ben, as far as humans...

You're not kidding.

You are not kidding.

He was a wonderful speaker.

He had a lot of heart.

He was not afraid.

And he was, as far as I could see, he was on the right side of every issue that I know anything about, and I...

I'm just heartbroken about his demise.

And as I have written to you, I don't think it was coincidence that it happened right after he had given a strong, strong speech about the importance of giving some decent treatment to Ukraine.

And to me, this spells KGB murder.

I've seen other situations like it.

And they... are all terrifying, but this is how the KGB works, at least as far as I know, and I may not know anything, but they are very, very good at killing people they disagree with, and it's very, very hard for their nature of their killing to be understood, but that's what the KGB is really good at.

As they say in one of the wonderful movies I've recently seen, nobody's buying their cars, but they sure know how to kill people.

Fight the

log line.

Well, I mean, listen, obviously, you know, Ben, Peter, thoughts?

They

do.