Lindsey Graham Officially Has Enough, Goes Straight to Supreme Court to End Harassment Against Trump

WATCH: Barr talks about the issue of obstruction

Sen. Lindsey Graham expressed his frustration at Attorney General Barr’s latest hearing.

“For me, it is over,” Lindsey Graham, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said during the hearing Wednesday.

“So, no collusion, no coordination, no conspiracy,” he continued.

At this point, Graham’s wondering why concern isn’t shifting to the origins of the “witch hunt.” Why isn’t the left interested in getting to the bottom of the legitimate concern over potential FISA abuse? How did these people get away with using a FAULTY, unverified dossier?

Graham’s taking the matter into his own hands. He’s calling Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.

Via the Washington Examiner:

Noting that President Trump is “down” on the FISA court, Graham, who is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, told reporters on Thursday he will make a call to ask, “‘Would you please look and see what happened?’ because I don’t want to lose the FISA program.”

As the chief justice, Roberts has the power to appoint judges to the FISA court.

Will Roberts grant his request? We’ll keep you posted.