Lindsey Graham already moves on from Iran, warns ‘Cuba is next’
Same show, different day.
Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, perhaps the greatest Iran hawk in Congress, is already calling the United States military’s next shot.
Graham told Fox News’s Sunday Night in America that the Islamic Republic is already functionally destroyed following a joint bombardment by the U.S. and Israel over the weekend.
“The Iranian regime, the mother ship of international terrorism, is about to collapse,” Graham told the program. “The captain of the ship, the ayatollah, is stone-cold dead. All those people around him that helped him perpetuate this terrorism, they’re on the run or they’re dead. Finish the job.”
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., listens to testimony during a Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law hearing to examine Arctic Frost accountability, focusing on oversight of telecommunications carriers on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026. (AP Photo/Nathan Howard)
“Cuba’s next,” Graham said. “They’re going to fall. This communist dictatorship in Cuba, their days are numbered.”
Graham, who has advocated the obliteration of the ayatollah and his government for over a decade, was among the most enthusiastic voices in President Donald Trump’s ear leading up to Operation Epic Fury.
Despite not holding any official position with the White House ecosystem, Graham has positioned himself as a reliable ally for the president — particularly when it comes to foreign intervention.
His hype-man routine for Trump’s most aggressive foreign policy decisions was perfectly encapsulated aboard Air Force One in January, when the president was speaking to reporters about the then-recent kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
“Cuba is ready to fall,” Trump said — before Graham interjected from behind a doorway as if summoned by the mere mention of the communist island.
“You just wait for Cuba!” he enthusiastically said. “Cuba is a communist dictatorship that’s killed priests and nuns, they’ve preyed on their own people — their days are numbered.”
Cuban leaders know that Graham is not making empty threats. Economic woes and boiling geopolitical tensions between Cuba and the U.S. have put the regime on the defensive as it attempts to weather the Trump administration’s ire — praying that it does not transform into a hot conflict with the world superpower.
Cuba — a country riddled with poverty after decades of communism and international trade embargoes — once managed to scrape by through …
Same show, different day.
Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, perhaps the greatest Iran hawk in Congress, is already calling the United States military’s next shot.
Graham told Fox News’s Sunday Night in America that the Islamic Republic is already functionally destroyed following a joint bombardment by the U.S. and Israel over the weekend.
“The Iranian regime, the mother ship of international terrorism, is about to collapse,” Graham told the program. “The captain of the ship, the ayatollah, is stone-cold dead. All those people around him that helped him perpetuate this terrorism, they’re on the run or they’re dead. Finish the job.”
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., listens to testimony during a Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law hearing to examine Arctic Frost accountability, focusing on oversight of telecommunications carriers on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026. (AP Photo/Nathan Howard)
“Cuba’s next,” Graham said. “They’re going to fall. This communist dictatorship in Cuba, their days are numbered.”
Graham, who has advocated the obliteration of the ayatollah and his government for over a decade, was among the most enthusiastic voices in President Donald Trump’s ear leading up to Operation Epic Fury.
Despite not holding any official position with the White House ecosystem, Graham has positioned himself as a reliable ally for the president — particularly when it comes to foreign intervention.
His hype-man routine for Trump’s most aggressive foreign policy decisions was perfectly encapsulated aboard Air Force One in January, when the president was speaking to reporters about the then-recent kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
“Cuba is ready to fall,” Trump said — before Graham interjected from behind a doorway as if summoned by the mere mention of the communist island.
“You just wait for Cuba!” he enthusiastically said. “Cuba is a communist dictatorship that’s killed priests and nuns, they’ve preyed on their own people — their days are numbered.”
Cuban leaders know that Graham is not making empty threats. Economic woes and boiling geopolitical tensions between Cuba and the U.S. have put the regime on the defensive as it attempts to weather the Trump administration’s ire — praying that it does not transform into a hot conflict with the world superpower.
Cuba — a country riddled with poverty after decades of communism and international trade embargoes — once managed to scrape by through …
Lindsey Graham already moves on from Iran, warns ‘Cuba is next’
Same show, different day.
Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, perhaps the greatest Iran hawk in Congress, is already calling the United States military’s next shot.
Graham told Fox News’s Sunday Night in America that the Islamic Republic is already functionally destroyed following a joint bombardment by the U.S. and Israel over the weekend.
“The Iranian regime, the mother ship of international terrorism, is about to collapse,” Graham told the program. “The captain of the ship, the ayatollah, is stone-cold dead. All those people around him that helped him perpetuate this terrorism, they’re on the run or they’re dead. Finish the job.”
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., listens to testimony during a Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law hearing to examine Arctic Frost accountability, focusing on oversight of telecommunications carriers on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026. (AP Photo/Nathan Howard)
“Cuba’s next,” Graham said. “They’re going to fall. This communist dictatorship in Cuba, their days are numbered.”
Graham, who has advocated the obliteration of the ayatollah and his government for over a decade, was among the most enthusiastic voices in President Donald Trump’s ear leading up to Operation Epic Fury.
Despite not holding any official position with the White House ecosystem, Graham has positioned himself as a reliable ally for the president — particularly when it comes to foreign intervention.
His hype-man routine for Trump’s most aggressive foreign policy decisions was perfectly encapsulated aboard Air Force One in January, when the president was speaking to reporters about the then-recent kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
“Cuba is ready to fall,” Trump said — before Graham interjected from behind a doorway as if summoned by the mere mention of the communist island.
“You just wait for Cuba!” he enthusiastically said. “Cuba is a communist dictatorship that’s killed priests and nuns, they’ve preyed on their own people — their days are numbered.”
Cuban leaders know that Graham is not making empty threats. Economic woes and boiling geopolitical tensions between Cuba and the U.S. have put the regime on the defensive as it attempts to weather the Trump administration’s ire — praying that it does not transform into a hot conflict with the world superpower.
Cuba — a country riddled with poverty after decades of communism and international trade embargoes — once managed to scrape by through …
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