Welcome to the Three Martini lunch.

Grab a stole next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three Martini's coming up.

Hey, very glad you're with us for the Tuesday edition of the Three Martini lunch.

We've got a mostly good first Martini, followed by a definite bad one, and it totally corresponds to Jim's morning jolt today so if you haven't

read that yet I highly highly recommend that and then our third one is flat out

crazy so Jim let's start with our mostly good martini.

This is flagged by Free Beacon, but it's a poll from Harvard University's

Center for American Political Studies and the Harris Poll.

80% of nearly 2,400 registered voters in the poll

said they supported Israel over the terror group Hamas, while 20% said they

supported Hamas.

Now the numbers have fluctuated a little bit since October 7th,

but for the most part they've remained pretty solid there.

Here's where it gets not so great.

57% of voters aged 18 to 24 said Israel was

committing genocide, as did half of those ages 25 to 34. Additionally, 63% of the former favored an unconditional ceasefire,

while 54% of 25 to 34 felt the same way.

And so all age groups broadly agree that Hamas wants to commit

genocide against the Jews also on a related topic in the neighborhood 77%

said huthies were a terror group and almost three quarters back the retaliatory strikes on the group.

84% said they should intensify if the hoothes don't get the message.

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