Megyn Kelly has expressed concern over Senator Lindsey Graham's demeanor and actions amid escalating tensions in Iran. During her show, Kelly noted that she becomes worried when she sees Graham appearing happy, particularly as he discussed the war on Fox News' Sean Hannity. According to Daily Mail, Graham agreed with Hannity that the US has two to three weeks to achieve its military objectives in Iran.
Key Takeaways
Megyn Kelly expressed concern over Senator Lindsey Graham's appearance on Fox News discussing Iran war while appearing happy. She criticized his visit to Disney World amid potential troop deployments.
- Megyn Kelly worried about Lindsey Graham's happiness during Fox interview
- Graham discussed two-to-three-week timeline for Iran war objectives
- Kelly mocked Graham's Disney World visit during government shutdown
- TMZ photographed Graham with a bubble wand at the park
Kelly's criticism extended beyond Graham's television appearance. She took issue with his decision to visit Disney World during a government shutdown and as President Donald Trump considered putting boots on the ground in Iran. As reported by The Guardian, TMZ published photos of Graham at the park, holding a bubble wand.
Kelly was not alone in her criticism. Desi Lydic of The Daily Show also questioned Graham's excuse for his visit to Disney World amid a government shutdown and rising prices due to the war with Iran. According to HuffPost, Lydic pointed out that Graham has been wanting to go to war with Iran for a long time.
Graham defended his trip, telling TMZ that he was invited to a meeting in South Florida and went to Orlando afterward. He also posted a photo of himself holding a shotgun on X as damage control. However, Kelly remained unimpressed with Graham's explanation, stating that no one cares about his excuse when troops are deploying.
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