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Capitol Hill lost one of its highest-profile members this weekend,
after South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham passed away suddenly.
His office said he died from an aortic tear, according to early findings from a medical examiner.
Graham had just returned from a trip to Ukraine, where he'd met with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
And he passed away only hours before being due to appear on one of the Sunday shows.
President Trump told CNN that he'd spoken to Graham on the night of his death on the phone.
"What a terrible loss it is.
He's a great politician.
He was a natural, very few of them, he was a natural politician.
Got along with everybody.