00:00We're talking about Israel's favorability in the United States.
00:04In general, there's some big changes.
00:06There are some absolutely huge mammoth changes, generational changes that we're talking about.
00:11I think there are a lot of Republicans, oh, we'll be able to run against these anti-Israeli Democrats
00:16once we hit the general election because the general electorate feels very differently from the Democratic base.
00:20But the general electorate, look at these numbers on Israel, the net favorability.
00:24They're all negative. They're all negative.
00:26Ipsos, minus 10 points. Fox, minus 11 points.
00:30MU Marquette University Law School's school law poll.
00:34Look at that, minus 20 points.
00:35Pew Research Center, minus 23 points.
00:37Negative, negative, negative, negative.
00:40And Gallup earlier this year was also negative.
00:42We're not just talking about the Democratic base anymore.
00:45We're talking about the general electorate as well.
00:48The general electorate has turned against Israel.
00:50This is not just a left issue.
00:52It is an American issue when it comes to opinions on Israel.
00:55What's the trend line here?
00:56What's the trend line here?
00:57The trend line is unbelievable.
00:59Look at the trend line here.
01:01Compare this to Donald Trump's first term at this point in Donald Trump's first terms.
01:05Israel's average net favorability.
01:06You go back here.
01:07Look at this.
01:08It was plus 51 points.
01:10Wow, Johnny says.
01:12Wow, Johnny says.
01:13Because this is wow.
01:14Plus 51.
01:14It's minus 16 points in the average poll now.
01:17That is what, a 67-point shift against Israel in just eight years.
01:25Israel used to be a consensus issue in American politics, and that was a pro-Israeli position.
01:31Now the consensus has actually shifted.
01:34And now when it comes to general electorate, it is a minus.
01:37Israel is now seen negatively, and we're seeing it in poll after poll after poll.
01:43You just had this vote in the House where 100 Democrats voted against military assistance to Israel.
01:47How is that specific issue seen right now?
01:49Yeah, you said wow, right?
01:50How about wow again?
01:52Take a look here.
01:52I never thought I'd see the day military assistance to Israel say U.S. should reduce or end it.
01:57Overall, 55% say they should reduce or end it.
02:01And it is true across the educational spectrum.
02:0451% of non-college graduates, 62% of college graduates.
02:08So this isn't just an issue right among white liberals in Democratic primaries.
02:12No, no, no.
02:13This is true across the educational divide, even when we are looking towards a general electorate.
02:19The majority of Americans believe that military assistance to Israel should either be reduced or end it.
02:27Nope.
02:27Oh no.
02:28Let's listen.
02:28You're a little bit.
02:28You're a little bit.
02:28You're a little bit.
02:28glow the strength of that is which way it's supposed to be driven.
02:29I think that's more than anything you should talk about, again.
02:29Because it's hurt.
02:29It's true across the stately.
