Named in the Epstein Files

Lindsey Graham

Politician
Also known as: Graham
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Background

U.S. Senator from South Carolina and member of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Appears in the Epstein files through news articles about unrelated political matters -- including a 2017 article where Graham is quoted alongside other senators about Trump recordings.

Graham has been involved in congressional oversight of the Epstein investigation as a Judiciary Committee member, supporting subpoenas of the Epstein estate for unredacted flight logs. Named on the DOJ's February 2026 list of 305 politically exposed persons.

Flight Log Appearances
No flight log records found for Lindsey Graham.
Related Documents
Woodward call with Trump references staff (Madeleine Westerhout, Raj Shah, Kellyanne Conway) and Senator Lindsey Graham
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other
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Constrained From Fighting, Trump Is Left a Spectator With Kavanaugh in Peril
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other
The passage is a standard news analysis of publicly known Senate confirmation dynamics involving President Trump, Judge Kavanaugh, and several senators. It contains no new factual allegations, financi President Trump expressed frustration over the handling of Kavanaugh’s nomination. Senators Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, and Susan Collins are cited as influencing the process. White House offici
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Lindsey Graham has 'zero interest' in joining Trump's Cabinet (Richard Kahn, October 9, 2018)
2018-10-09 · Efta-ds11 · Email
From: Richard Kahn. To: Jeffrey Epstein. Date: October 9, 2018. Subject: Lindsey Graham has 'zero interest' in joining Trump's Cabinet
Constrained From Fighting, Trump Is Left a Spectator With Kavanaugh in Peril
2018-09-25 · House-oversight · Government
Constrained From Fighting, Trump Is Left a Spectator With Kavanaugh in Peril The passage is a standard news analysis of publicly known Senate confirmation dynamics involving President Trump, Judge Kavanaugh, and several senators. It contains no new factual allegations, financial details, or undisclosed communications that would generate actionable investigative leads. The content merely restates known public statements and political maneuvering, offering limited novelty or controversy beyond what is already reported. Key insights: President Trump expressed frustration over the handling of Kavanaugh’s nomination.; Senators Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, and Susan Collins are cited as influencing the process.; White House officials prepared a rebuttal document to Dr. Blasey’s allegations.
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Senators call for Trump to release alleged Comey tapes amid speculation of Russia ties
· House-oversight · Government
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Senators demand Trump release alleged Comey tapes amid Russia probe
· House-oversight · Government
Senators demand Trump release alleged Comey tapes amid Russia probe The passage only reports political statements calling for the release of potential recordings, without providing any concrete evidence, dates, or transaction details. While it involves high‑profile figures (President Trump, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Sen. Chuck Schumer), it lacks actionable leads or novel information, making it a low‑value but still politically sensitive lead. Key insights: Sen. Lindsey Graham and other GOP senators publicly request Trump provide any recordings of conversations with former FBI Director James Comey.; Sen. Chuck Schumer suggests Democrats could delay the FBI director vote pending a special prosecutor investigation.; The request is tied to ongoing investigations into possible Trump‑Russia connections.
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