Panic About Polls and the Impact of Foreign Policy on the Election

In this chapter, they discuss the unwarranted panic about polls in recent elections and the potential impact of foreign policy on the upcoming election. They highlight examples of gubernatorial elections, the midterms, and the public's poor reception of abortion and democracy. The conversation focuses on the war in Israel, Joe Biden's handling of the relationship with Israel, the situation in Ukraine, and the historical trend of Americans disliking a president overly focused on foreign policy. They emphasize the need for calm in the Middle East to divert the president's attention to domestic issues and the consequences of not working towards peace in the region on the economy, American people, and the upcoming election. The chapter concludes by mentioning upcoming segments on the release of a four-year-old held captive by Hamas and an interview with presidential candidate Chris Christie.