Bret Baier Reflects on Lindsey Graham’s ‘Consequential’ Legacy: There Will Be a ‘Sore Void’ in Washington

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BAIER: “And I’ve got the program here, In Celebration and in Thanksgiving for the Life of Lindsay Olin Graham. It’s got a great picture of Lindsey smiling on the front page. And I can tell you, just leafing through this, this is going to be the National Cathedral ceremony that we know best. To Bill’s point, this place does this better than anyone, saying goodbye to someone as prominent as Lindsey Graham. And I can tell you, just knowing him and having talked to him many, many years and played golf with him, he would be working this room. He’d be working this room because there are senators, Democrats and Republicans, there are House members, there are more ambassadors from any country that I’ve seen in a long time for Washington, D.C., events and they keep streaming in. So, just the outpouring of remembrance of this man’s life. He was consequential. He was really consequential and it’s going to be a sore void in Washington without him.”