Former CIA Officer: Senator Lindsey Graham Is Laundering Money From Ukraine

In A Shocking Appearance On Stinchfield Tonight A Former CIA Officer Says The Department of Justice Is Investigating Lindsey Graham For His Ukraine Involvement

On a June 4th episode of Stinchfield Tonight, former CIA officer Larry Johnson claimed that U.S. funds sent to Ukraine were being laundered through Latvia and landing in the personal bank account of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. Johnson did not provide documentation or concrete evidence, but named Graham specifically, claiming the senator is personally profiting from the ongoing war and financial exchange. Johnson stated that information on this would be released in the coming months, and that a DOJ investigation is ongoing.

The interview quickly made the rounds on social media, where some skeptics of U.S. involvement in Ukraine seized on the claim as further proof of Washington’s corruption. Others, however, dismissed it as pure speculation — noting that no major news outlet has confirmed the story, and no investigation has been announced by federal authorities.

Senator Graham, for his part, has long been one of Ukraine’s most vocal supporters in Congress, recently visiting Kyiv and pledging continued American aid. That stance has drawn criticism from his South Carolina constituents who feel domestic concerns are being ignored. However, until evidence surfaces, these allegations remain just that.