Jon Favreau

That's the most important thing from like a, what do you believe moral perspective?

But I should just say, and we went through this in 2020, there are some positions that in a primary are argued about and Democratic candidates worry because they're like, oh, well, I'm pushed to the left in a primary and I'm taking these lefty positions.

Then I got to worry about what happens in a general.

And this this whole issue about Israel and AIPAC, this is not one of those issues, right?

Because this is not only, like, the views on Israel are very clear within the Democratic Party.

It is overwhelming.

We're talking 80%.

Same with military aid to Israel.

Same with AIPAC.

And it's also a, like, 60% issue in the general election.

So, now, if you genuinely care, like, just are very pro-Israel, then, like...

You know, don't take the position just because it's you're looking at the polls, like, you know, go and fight the position and say, if you don't agree with me, you don't agree with me.

But this is where I am and this is what I believe.

But like, don't pretend no one should pretend this is some lefty issue that people are getting pushed on in the primaries that is going to then cause them trouble in the general because that's just bullshit.

All right.

One last thing before we get to Tommy's conversation with Rahm Emanuel.

As we were getting ready for today's show, we looked up at the TV and suddenly Melania Trump was making a statement at the White House denying that she had any substantive relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Let's take a listen.

The end was magical.

Everyone in the office was like, what the fuck is happening right now?