Fox News Digital reports that it has reviewed emergency dispatch audio capturing the response to US Senator Lindsey Graham's Washington, D.C., home on Saturday night, following a reported cardiac arrest shortly before his death was announced. The recording documents first responders being sent to the property, offering a timeline of the medical emergency that preceded the senator's sudden passing.

The dispatch audio, obtained via Broadcastify, details an emergency call for a cardiac arrest at the South Carolina Republican's residence. Graham's death has prompted widespread tributes from colleagues, with figures such as Marsha Blackburn, Pete Ricketts and Nancy Mace recalling his career and foreign policy legacy, while the White House lowered its flag to half-staff. Attention has also turned to potential successors, with names including Nancy Mace, Ralph Norman and Scott Bessent floated for his South Carolina Senate seat.