Billy Graham Statue Unveiled at U.S. Capitol

The statue of the influential evangelist replaces a controversial figure and features notable Bible verses.

The 7-foot bronze statue of Billy Graham was unveiled in the National Statuary Hall.
Graham's statue replaces that of Charles Aycock, a former North Carolina governor with ties to white supremacy.
The statue includes inscriptions of Bible verses significant to Graham's ministry.
House Speaker Mike Johnson and North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper attended the ceremony.
Graham's legacy includes spiritual counsel to numerous U.S. presidents and a complicated record on civil rights.