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slash UK slash AI for people. Good morning. I'm Anna Palmer. And I'm Max Cohen. And welcome to The Daily Punch. Brought to you by Punchable News. It's Wednesday, August 6th, 2025. Let's get into the mix. Here are your Washington headlines of the morning. Number one, lawmakers are heading to Israel as the crisis

in Gaza deepens. Number two, Dems are pushing for more info on what will happen if Obamacare

subsidies lapse at the end of the year. And number three, inside Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski's

big, beautiful bill pitch. Max, thanks so much once again for joining us and filling in for jake this

week on the daily punch we are starting this morning with an item that john bresnehan wrote looking at

kind of not only the meta situation in israel and gaza but in the particular uh and really what

it deals with us and our focus is on lawmakers heading to

Israel, despite the fact that the crisis in Gaza continues and just the overall global implications

as a lot of concern around the world and in the U.S. about what is happening in terms of the

humanitarian crisis. Yeah. And I think one of the most

notable parts about this item that Bres wrote is the fact that over 20 House Democrats are heading

to Israel this week in a trip organized by Steny Hoyer and Pete Aguilar. These are two stalwart

supporters of Israel within the Democratic caucus in the House at a time when being a pro-Israel

supporter is really growing out of favor among many Democrats. But I think the disparity here

between what the base is saying, which is let's cut off aid to Israel, we'll try to isolate

Netanyahu, and what a lot of Democrats are saying, which is we're still going to stand by

Israel, even if we don't agree with the Netanyahu government. I think that's a fascinating disparity. And we'll see how this plays out really over the next five to ten years in these Democratic primaries. We're seeing that support for Israel is quickly becoming a litmus test for some progressives. And we, I mean, we saw this in the Senate, right? I mean, we were just talking about this a week or so ago, where you had a provision that typically, you know, Senate of Bernard Sanders was supporting

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