Lindsay Graham
speaker
7,759 appearances
57 recordings
5 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 2d ago
Lindsay Graham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Planning immediately turns to the signing ceremony at the White House.
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And in front of the world's media, there will be no sign of the turbulence of the past 13 days.
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Instead, the three leaders will shake hands, embrace, sign the agreement, and hope that the world will be able to see past all its flaws.
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It's the evening of September 17, 1978, in the East Room of the White House.
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President Jimmy Carter walks out to an applauding crowd, flanked by the President of Egypt, Anwar Sadat, and the Prime Minister of Israel, Menachem Begin.
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All three men are beaming from ear to ear.
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There haven't been many smiles over the last two weeks, but for now at least, their hard work is done.
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Three men shake hands and embrace as the room continues to applaud.
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Then Carter takes his seat, the others follow, and three copies of the frameworks are placed on the desk in front of them.
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Begin and Sadat sign on behalf of their countries, and Carter adds his signature as host and witness.
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Finally, they all stand and clasp hands as the cameras flash.
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Later that year, Sadat and Begin will share the Nobel Peace Prize, and President Carter will consider the Camp David Accords his most important achievement in office.
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But this historic agreement doesn't keep Carter in the White House.
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Two years later, he loses the presidential election to Ronald Reagan in a landslide.
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Meanwhile, Menachem Begin clashes with hardliners in his party.
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They accuse him of betraying Israel by agreeing to a deal with Egypt that includes the eviction of settlers from the Sinai Peninsula.
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But it is Egypt and Anwar Sadat who face the most serious repercussions.
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By pursuing a separate peace with Israel, Egypt alienated many Arab governments and Palestinian leaders.
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At an emergency meeting of the Arab League in March 1979, Egypt's membership is suspended, and the anger doesn't dissipate.
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In 1981, Anwar Sadat will be shot and killed by Islamist militants, in part because of the peace deal with Israel.
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