"They should have known it was fake and corrected me in advance."

The other day we noted Senator Lindsey Graham's shrill squeaks announcing he would block all of the President's nominees for anything because the administration still hasn't come clean on the Benghazi riot of 2012.

Now that the story has been retracted by CBS, where's Senator Milquetoast?

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) trumpeted the recent "60 Minutes" piece on last year's attack in Benghazi perhaps louder than any other Republican, but he's been mostly silent since CBS News retracted the report on Friday. 

After TPM submitted multiple requests for comment, a spokesman for Graham finally responded with an email saying that the senator "will be a guest on CNN State of the Union discussing the latest on Benghazi and the Iranian nuclear program" this Sunday. 

Graham has drawn heavy attention to the "60 Minutes" report since it first aired on Oct. 27 

He told CNN's Wolf Blitzer last week that the report filed by CBS News correspondent Lara Logan proved that "the story told by the administration about what happened in Benghazi doesn't have an ounce of truth in it." 

Appearing on "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday, Graham said that the discredited witness in the "60 Minutes" report "really does destroy the narrative" on Benghazi. 

"Can you imagine if we knew all these things before the election?" Fox host Brian Kilmeade asked Graham during that interview. 

"Can you only imagine?" Graham said. 

On the heels of the "60 Minutes" report, Graham announced his intention to block every Obama administration appointee until survivors of the Benghazi attack testify before Congress.