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The Charlie Kirk Show, featuring Blake Neff and Andrew Kolvet, pushed for the removal of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), a supporter of President Donald Trump, by inviting his two rivals, Paul Davis and Mark Lynch.

I’ve been quite vocal about my criticisms of Sen. Lindsey Graham, the neocon warmonger from South Carolina, who has remained in office for an extended period,” Kolvet stated during Monday’s show. “Charlie Kirk — Charlie used to call him Lady Graham, as he did… I’m pretty sure that’s how many people refer to him.

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The host referenced a 2023 statement from Kirk: “The base is composed of neocons who aim to use our funds to bomb distant countries.”

Feels very relevant to our current situation,” Kolvet said to Davis. “And I’m saying, as long as it’s not Lindsey Graham, I’m enthusiastic. That’s how I feel right now.

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Well, as of today, Lindsey Graham is in trouble,” Davis responded. “He’s well below 50%. In South Carolina, we have a runoff system. So the top two candidates will face each other two weeks later.

I’ve been a MAGA supporter since the beginning,” he added. “I volunteered to help President Trump get elected. I was part of his first term. I was what they referred to as one of his enforcers.

As far as he was concerned, Lynch condemned Graham for promising to send South Carolinians to engage in conflict in the Middle East.

Well, residents of South Carolina have expressed, with 57% indicating back in May when we conducted the poll, that they won’t vote for Lindsey Graham again,” Lynch explained. “They support Trump. They are aware that Trump backed Lindsey, but this endorsement might not rescue him this time.

You’re not taking our children there for your greed-driven financial benefits,” he said. “And we reject that in South Carolina, and it’s time to stop. We’ve had enough in Lindsey.

I believe that’s the bloodlust which really strikes a chord,” Kolvet said. “It strikes a chord with me. It certainly resonates with Blake. And naturally, it resonated with Charlie.