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Trump offers mints to Vance during Lindsey Graham’s funeral service

Trump offers mints to Vance during Lindsey Graham’s funeral service
The Independent World Wednesday 29 July 2026, 06:54 UTC By Noopur Jambhekar 1 min read
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Independent TV Showing now | News 00:45 Trump offers mints to Vance during Lindsey Graham’s funeral service President Donald Trump was seen sharing mints with vice president JD Vance during the funeral service for senator Lindsey Graham at Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday (28 July). The brief interaction took place as mourners gathered to pay their respects, with Trump appearing to offer Vance some mints and smiling.

Independent TV Showing now | News 00:45 Trump offers mints to Vance during Lindsey Graham’s funeral service President Donald Trump was seen sharing mints with vice president JD Vance during the funeral service for senator Lindsey Graham at Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday (28 July). The brief interaction took place as mourners gathered to pay their respects, with Trump appearing to offer Vance some mints and smiling. The moment was captured on camera and has since gone viral on social media. Graham was a longtime South Carolina senator and prominent foreign policy figure. He was remembered by family, friends, and world leaders notably Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Volodymyr Zelensky, honoring his life and legacy.
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