I have many questions about this. politico.com/news/2019/10/1… First, how does he not recognize that they have a Russian, not a Turkish accent?
Why would Graham think this person is Hulusi Akar? Graham's met Akar. This person clearly isn't Akar.
Graham has spent a lot of time in Turkey. But the interlocutor sounds like no Turk he's ever met--no less Hulusi Akar.
Why would he think it normal to get a call from the Turkish defense minister, as opposed to the foreign minister?
Why would he think it normal to get a call from the Turkish defense minister, as opposed to the foreign minister?
Why none of the small talk you'd expect between any two men who have met in person, as they have?
