He Knows What's Coming, Graham Ditches Zelensky

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It’s hard to keep track of who’s stabbing who in the back these days, but Lindsey Graham just gave us a master class in how the D.C. swamp operates. For years, Graham and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky were thick as thieves. Graham was one of the loudest voices in Congress demanding billions of dollars for Ukraine, insisting that the money was going to help a brave nation fend off Russian aggression. But as soon as Zelensky had his public dust-up with President Trump, Graham dropped him like a hot potato.

According to Tucker Carlson, this wasn’t just political maneuvering—it was scapegoating, plain and simple. Carlson claims that Lindsey Graham knows what’s coming. The truth about Ukraine is slowly leaking out, and when the dam finally breaks, it’s not going to be pretty. For years, the Ukrainian government, under the watchful eye of its Western patrons, has committed a laundry list of serious crimes, Carlson alleges. And Graham, along with a lot of other swamp creatures in D.C., knows that when the blame starts getting handed out, he needs to be as far away from it as possible.

Carlson claims the Ukrainians have sold American weapons—the very weapons U.S. taxpayers funded—on the international black market for pennies on the dollar. These weapons, which were supposedly meant to defend Ukraine against Russian forces, are now in the hands of terrorists, drug cartels, and rogue military factions around the world. According to Carlson, Hamas, the Mexican drug cartels, and the forces now controlling Syria have all reportedly gotten their hands on American-made weapons through Ukraine. He suggests that this is just the tip of the iceberg. What else is out there? What happens when those weapons are used against American citizens or allies?

Carlson also points to the biolabs in Ukraine, funded in part by American taxpayers, which he claims have been shrouded in secrecy for years. He alleges that even U.S. intelligence agencies admit they have no idea what’s really going on inside them. He raises the alarming question of what happened to the pathogens that were supposed to be under tight security. Are they still there, or have they been sold off too, just like the weapons? Carlson suggests that the fact even our own intelligence services are in the dark should terrify everyone.

Another serious claim Carlson makes is about the political assassinations. He says the Ukrainian government has been linked to a number of killings in various countries, and they’ve tried to murder others—including American journalists and even a European head of state. These aren’t just allegations, Carlson argues—the evidence is mounting, and sooner or later, the mainstream media won’t be able to ignore it anymore.

When all this comes out—and Carlson believes it will—it’s going to be a disaster for everyone who supported pouring billions into Ukraine without accountability. And this is why Lindsey Graham is throwing Zelensky under the bus now, according to Carlson. He wants to be able to say, “Hey, I had no idea any of this was happening.” Carlson suggests it’s the classic swamp strategy: blame someone else and hope no one notices your fingerprints on the mess.

But here’s the thing, Carlson argues: Graham knew. They all did. Anyone paying attention could see that the Ukrainian government was acting more like a crime syndicate than a democratic nation. The weapons sales, the shady biolabs, the political hits—none of this is new information, Carlson contends. The difference is, now that Trump is back in office, accountability is coming. And Graham knows it.

For years, we’ve been told that supporting Ukraine was the “patriotic” thing to do. That if you questioned where the money was going, you were a Putin sympathizer. They used fear and guilt to shut down legitimate questions. But now the truth is surfacing, and it turns out the “conspiracy theorists” were right all along, Carlson asserts.

Graham’s betrayal of Zelensky is just the first sign of the coming reckoning, according to Carlson. As more and more evidence of Ukrainian corruption comes to light, expect to see a flood of former allies suddenly denouncing Zelensky. Carlson predicts they’ll all claim they had no idea what was happening, that they were misled, that they were only trying to “help”. It’s predictable and it’s pathetic.

But we won’t forget, Carlson warns. We remember the speeches, the interviews, the endless stream of taxpayer money that flowed to Ukraine with no oversight. We remember Lindsey Graham and his fellow war hawks beating the drums, insisting that more money, more weapons, and more involvement was the only way forward.

According to Carlson, the swamp is desperate, and they’ll do anything to save themselves, even if it means sacrificing the very people they once championed. Zelensky will become the fall guy, but Carlson insists he shouldn’t be the only one. Every politician who enabled this disaster—who turned a blind eye to corruption, who silenced dissent, who funneled our money into a foreign war with no plan for peace—should be held accountable.

Carlson believes Trump has the right idea: if Ukraine wants continued American support, they need to show good faith in peace negotiations. The blank check policy is over, and not a moment too soon. It’s time to clean house, both in Washington and abroad, and finally bring an end to the corruption and deception that has defined this war from the start.