Margaret Cho savagely mocks Lindsey Graham in brutal

Comedian Margaret Cho drew widespread consideration after mocking the late Senator Lindsey Graham shortly following his passing.

Within hours of the Republican Senator’s loss of life at age 71 on Sunday, July 12, the 57-year-old comic took to TikTok to ruthlessly ridicule him in a new video. Earlier that Sunday, Graham’s workplace confirmed he had handed away on Saturday evening “from a brief and sudden illness.”

President Donald Trump led tributes to the South Carolina Senator, describing him as a “true American Patriot” in a Truth Social publish, while also revealing that Graham had sounded “tired” during their final telephone name just hours before his loss of life.

Cho, however, had no sort phrases for the politician, who had first been elected to the Senate in 2002. The comic posted a TikTok video Sunday morning with the caption, “Bye gurl.”

In the clip, Cho repeatedly bid farewell to Graham before referencing a longstanding rumor that the politician, who had persistently opposed LGBTQ+ rights, was homosexual.

She remarked, “From the closet to the coffin. Real seamless.” Cho then turned her consideration to Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell’s well-documented health struggles, suggesting that such health scares have a tendency to return in threes.

The video was posted previous to a press release from McConnell’s workplace confirming he was recovering in the hospital. She then closed her eyes, showing to want for one thing. “Senator Graham’s family appreciates prayers at this time and asks for privacy during this incredibly difficult period,” Graham’s workplace shared in an announcement.

Trump then led tributes to “one of the greatest people and Senators I have ever known.” The White House flags had been lowered to half-staff.

In a subsequent publish on Truth Social, Trump directed that all American flags be flown at half-staff by way of Saturday at 6 p.m. Graham reportedly suffered cardiac arrest after first responders had been called to his Washington, D.C., residence following studies of chest pain.

Paramedics carried out CPR on-site before he was transported to George Washington University Hospital in the nation’s capital, the place he was pronounced lifeless by medical workers.

During a telephone interview on MS NOW, Trump revealed that he had spoken with Graham just “minutes” before the deadly medical emergency. “It was around the time; it couldn’t have been much longer; it could’ve been his last call,” Trump told host Kristen Welker, before detailing how he obtained news of Graham’s passing.

“I don’t know, but I got a message about one o’clock in the morning from one of the people in his office that he had passed away. I just can’t believe it; he was like a member of the family to me,” Trump admitted.

The 80-year-old Commander-in-Chief then revealed particulars of their last dialog, saying, “So what makes it even stranger is that I had a call last night, sometime in the early evening, and he called and said we’re all set for the SAVE America Act…It’s crazy, he’d just got back, said he’d landed from Ukraine.”

Trump noticed that Graham had appeared “tired,” though he chalked this as much as a current journey to Ukraine, remarking, “He was really a worker.”

Welker pressed the president for added data, asking whether or not he had any perception into the “illness” talked about in Graham’s official loss of life assertion.

“I would think it would be that because it had been minutes before, based on the fact that I heard about the call, whatever time that was,” Trump said. “So it was shortly before.”

The president continued by stressing that “it had to be something like that because other than being tired, he was fine. So it had to be something like that, something that would be a quick end.” The president added, “And maybe that’s not the worst way to go.”

Earlier that day, Trump had posted on Truth Social to honor the deceased senator, stating, “Senator Lindsey Graham, one of the greatest people and Senators I have ever known, is dead!”

“He was always working, and was a true American Patriot. Lindsey will be greatly missed!!! DETAILS AND ARRANGEMENTS TO FOLLOW. So sad!”