'His problem is personal, his policies have stood the test of time but has he worn the American people out in terms of his personality?' Graham asked.
"Here's what I said, The raid on [former] President Trump's home, the likely nominee for 2024, better bear some fruit here," Graham said."If it's just about mishandling classified information, we've had a standard set when it came to Hillary Clinton.
"Our country, the people on our side, believe that when it comes to the justice system, there are no rules regarding Trump, [it's a case of] 'get him, it doesn't matter how you get him,' so I said that if it's similar to what happened to Clinton and he gets prosecuted, it'll be one of the most disruptive events in America," he continued.
Senator Lindsey Graham is shown at a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing on May 25 in Washington, DC. On Saturday, he told CNBC that former President Donald Trump has a good chance of winning the 2024 election if he focuses on policy, not personality.with Trump's handling of the January 6, 2021 riots—and again condemned Trump's idea of pardoning rioters in Saturday's interview—he has also repeatedly backed the reelection of Trump in 2024.
, destroyed the caliphate, how we were so much better off internationally—the Iran deal is a nightmare in the making for Israel—regained energy independence," Graham said at the time.
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