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Good morning. I'm Jake Sherman.

And I'm Max Cohen.

And welcome to The Daily Punch, brought to you by Punch Bowl News.

It is Thursday, April 16, 2026.

Let's get into the mix.

Here are your Washington headlines of the day. Number one, a record number of Senate Democrats vote against Israel.

Number two, a FISA update. And number three, a record number of Senate Democrats vote against Israel number two, a FISA update.

And number three, quarter one fundraising numbers. Let's get into it, Max. There's been a slow kind of burning evolution. I don't even know if an evolution can burn, Max, but let's just say it can for the

moment. This has been going on for a while in which

Senate Democrats, House Democrats, have been slowly turning against Israel, or at least against

the Benjamin Netanyahu government in Israel. Last night, 40 Senate Democrats, 40. That is a lot of

Senate Democrats voted to block U.S. weapons sale to Israel.

This is, as Andrew writes, the latest sign of the party's growing rift with Netanyahu's government over its continued military campaigns in the region.

This was Bernie Sanders provision.

It got an unprecedented level of Democratic support, even though Chuck Schumer, strongly pro-Israel, but anti-Netaniahu,

he voted against both. I think one of these was against dumb bombs. One of them was against

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