Mitch McConnell dodges whether he'll carry out any of Donald Trump's demands

It doesn't sound like Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell considers former President Donald Trump the leader of the Republican Party.

While Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) told Fox News host Sean Hannity last month that the Republican Party can't move forward without Donald Trump.

"I've always liked Liz Cheney, but she's made a determination that the Republican Party can't grow with President Trump," Graham said. "I've determined we can't grow without him."

"[Trump] could make the Republican Party something that nobody else I know can make it," Graham said in March. "He can make it bigger. He can make it stronger. He can make it more diverse. And he also could destroy it."

But when Fox asked McConnell about whether Trump will determine his agenda, McConnell made it clear the answer is "no."

"Well, he has his own agenda," said McConnell's dodge. "And my view is, we're going to focus on this administration and the future, what they're trying to do to the country and make it a referendum in the fall of '22 on how people feel about this new government they narrowly elected while they continue the 50-50 Senate and a close score over in the House."

Thus far, the GOP has committed itself to be the "party of no" instead of working with Democrats to pass legislation that even Trump was trying to make happen. Trump infamously wanted his own infrastructure package that he said was worth $2 trillion. Democrats at the time were eager to help make it happen, but the McConnell-run Senate at the time was a dead-end.

The anti-Trump group The Lincon Project, has trolled Trump directly, with ads showing McConnell pushing Trump out of the GOP and attempting to take over the Trump control over the party.

See the video of McConnell below: