Lindsey Graham On America: 'Our Systems Are Not Racist,' Slams Biden On Foreign Policy

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., appeared on "Fox News Sunday" where he shared his thoughts and opinions on President Joe Biden's first few months in office, as well as the prevalence of racism in the U.S.

Graham, who had once shared a long friendship with Biden, stated that he’s “not very impressed” with Biden’s first 100 days in office, describing the administration's foreign policy and the current border crisis as a "disaster."

"The border is in chaos, the Iranians are off the map, [Biden is] opening up negotiations with the Iranian regime and they haven't done a damn thing to change. Afghanistan's going to fall apart. Russia and China are already pushing him around. So I'm very worried. I think [Biden] has been a very destabilizing president," said Graham.

Biden had recently touched on the Derek Chauvin verdict and referenced "systemic racism." Graham highly disagreed with the assessment.

“No, not in my opinion,” Graham said when asked if he agrees with Biden. “We just elected a two-term African-American president; the vice president is of African-American and Indian descent. So our systems are not racist. America is not a racist country. Within every society, you have bad actors. The Chauvin trial was a just result.”

Graham's comments drew some backlash on social media.

Graham said that while America is still a “work in progress,” he will always defend it.

“And Joe Biden spent a lot of time running the place down,” he concluded. “I wish he would stop it.”