Ryan Nobles

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530 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Sep

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Here's the Scoop · Remembering Lindsey Graham and Replacing Graham Platner · 13 Jul 2026 podcast

That was kind of a bedrock of Trump's America First policies.

But it is because of the relationships of powerful players like Lindsey Graham that Donald Trump kind of looked at the situation in Iran in a different light than he did with some of these other foreign conflicts around the world and decided that Iran's threat was big enough that the United States needed to intervene.

With Graham exiting the stage, you are losing everything

a very passionate and powerful voice, someone that Donald Trump trusted when it came to this type of American foreign policy.

I don't know how that is going to impact the situation in Iran going forward because the United States already finds itself in a position where it's got to deal with it.

But I will say, for someone like Vice President J.D.

Vance, who comes from the other end of that spectrum, very much opposed to American intervention of this type, does he have a stronger voice now because he doesn't have someone...

with the same level of influence in those rooms anymore.

I think in the grand scheme of things, it probably matters little.

You know, the Governor McMaster in South Carolina, it looks like he's going to appoint Graham's sister to serve out the balance of his term, which is an interesting choice and decision.

Senator Graham was very close with his sister.

He basically raised her after both of their parents died at a relatively young age.

But it also means that that is going to be basically an open seat for the upcoming primary that'll take place in August, that she's going to serve in a caretaker role

And that there'll be a new senator there.

They're not going to appoint someone who can then run from that perch.

And so that could be a pretty wide open primary.

There are a lot of potential candidates.

Lieutenant Governor Everett could be a candidate.

There's a number of members of the House, Joe Wilson, Nancy Mace, Ralph Norman, who have all put their hands up.

But I think at the end of the day, what you're probably going to end up seeing is Donald Trump come in at some point and saying, this is who I think the next senator should be.

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