Seth Meyers Says Lindsey Graham’s Sister Darline Shares His 10-Year-Old’s ‘Worldview’

Seth Meyers criticized Lindsey Graham's sister, Darline, for her political aspirations, comparing her reasoning to that of his 10-year-old son, Ashe. Meyers made this remark during a recent episode of his weekly podcast, "A Closer Look: Out of Office." He recounted a moment when his son asked him a question about inheriting his late-night show, to which Meyers replied, "I love my son, but no judgment in anyone who thinks they just get to take their loved one's place."

Darline Graham, Lindsey's sister, has run to fill her late brother's Senate seat in South Carolina. Her primary campaign did not secure enough votes to avoid a runoff.

The podcast also highlighted a previous debate where Graham struggled with a foreign policy question about Taiwan and the South China Sea. In response to this question, Darline claimed to support the military and not be well-informed on national security issues. Meyers was astonished by her answer, stating, "If you only watch Lindsey Graham on 'Meet the Press' and 'Face the Nation' and shows like that, the one thing you would know a little about is foreign policy.

The one thing he talked about every week, like, that was his thing." He further quipped that it was evident that Graham didn't watch her brother on "Meet the Press," implying that he would have been able to answer foreign policy questions if he had done so.