Lindsey Graham's funeral: Man's reaction to Trump shifting in his seat goes viral
US President on Tuesday attended Senator Lindsay Graham's funeral
A man sitting behind US President Donald Trump at Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral has sparked hilarious memes with his facial expression.
The man's changing expression in response to the president shifting in his seat went viral on X, garnering over a million views.
Trump's critics made fun of the president, claiming the man had a look of disgust when reacting to the president's awkward movement.
The president's supporters, however, hit back at the trolls, saying the man's expressions were fabricated or edited with with the help of online tools.
Many people claimed that the man was a Secret Service Agent, but his appearance did not match Secret Service's typical clothing and hair cut.
Meanwhile, Trump eulogized Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Tuesday as a fixture of national politics and unflinching foreign policy hawk, as the leaders of Israel and Ukraine joined Washington's most powerful at his funeral.
Graham denounced Trump early in his political career before becoming a staunch supporter, and Trump mourned his fellow Republican as both a favorite golfing buddy and an essential confidant in navigating partisan politics in Washington.
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