Michael Cohen
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Graham Died of an Aortic Tear — Iran Is Already Spreading Conspiracy Theories
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July 15, 2026
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13:23Now PlayingMichael Cohen breaks down the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away Saturday evening from an aortic tear due to cardiovascular disease — confirmed by preliminary findings from the DC Medical Examiner. Michael reacts to Iran and the IRGC immediately spreading claims of a delayed poison assassination, explains why that's a psychological warfare tactic designed to destabilize, and shares his personal perspective on a man he disagreed with politically but whose loss he genuinely mourns. Trump spoke about Graham on Fox & Friends, recalling their fractured early relationship and how it turned into a close friendship. Michael draws a personal parallel. He also covers Nancy Mace eyeing Graham's seat, the governor's appointment of Graham's sister as temporary senator, and closes with the growing pressure on Republicans — now down Graham and with McConnell still missing — heading into Todd Blanche's confirmation vote tomorrow.
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