Megyn Kelly slams Lindsey Graham as homicidal | TV Shows

Megyn Kelly, despite her conservative leanings, has never shied away from criticizing members of her own occasion.

The former Fox News anchor lately took to X, previously Twitter, to call out South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham following his look on Sean Hannity’s program to talk about the Iran battle.

Graham’s remarks drew widespread criticism, significantly his obvious guarantees to nations like Saudi Arabia and his declaration to Spain: “I don’t want to do business with you anymore.” This got here after Spain refused to permit the United States access to its airbases. Kelly was among those who felt Graham had overstepped his authority.

“When did Lindsay Graham become our president? In the past 24 hours, he’s threatened Lebanon, Cuba, the Saudis, the wider Arab region, and now – checks notes – Spain,” she posted.

In a follow-up tweet, Kelly acknowledged, “Let’s get real. The problem with Lindsay Graham isn’t (just) that he’s a homicidal maniac, it’s that Trump likes and is listening to him, and Trump’s favorite channel is parading him around like a Hefner bunny in stockings on every show.”

Kelly’s sentiment was echoed by quite a few others online. “Is Lunatic Lindsey the president now? Did we miss something?” one X person questioned.

“Graham seems ‘Giddy’ about War! What’s the matter with him?” another commented.

Kelly also addressed Graham on her podcast, The Megyn Kelly Show, declaring, “This guy is a homicidal maniac with a bloodlust that is insatiable.”

“He got us into the Iranian war, Lindsey Graham,” Kelly continued. “Now he wants us to get involved in a Lebanese war, which Israel is already starting or involved in, and he wants us to go into Cuba from the sound of it, possibly.”

Whilst on Hannity, Graham addressed Spain, stating, “To our friends in Spain, man, you have lost your way,” in reference to the nation’s refusal to permit the United States to use their air bases.

“I don’t want to do business with you anymore,” he added. “I want our airbases out of Spain and into a country that will let us use them.”

Graham also had phrases for Saudi Arabia, offering, “I am willing to make a mutual defense agreement with your country to give you protection in perpetuity. Under the agreement I have been pushing – and I hope we can continue to talk about – if you are attacked by Iran, we would go to war for you.”