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b'There are two storylines we have been following closely that are not necessarily shaped by the minute-to-minute developments in Israel, but their outcomes could have an outsized impact on U.S. policy on Israel, Gaza, and the broader Middle East. The first is the Republican contest for president. The next debate is this coming week \\u2013 December 6. In the last GOP presidential debate, the issue that attracted the most airtime was the October 7 war and America\\u2019s response. The second story is the growing problem President Biden is experiencing in his political base registering high disapproval of his support for Israel.\\n\\n\\nIn the next episode, we\'ll resume with our weekly check-in with Haviv Rettig Gur from Israel, but today we check in with Mike Murphy on U.S. presidential politics.\\n\\n\\nMike has worked on 26 gubernatorial and US Senate races across the country, including 12 wins in Blue States. He was a top strategist for John McCain, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Arnold Scwarzenegger. He\\u2019s a political analyst for NBC and MSNBC. He\\u2019s co-host of the "Hacks on Tap" podcast and he has a newsletter on substack. Mike is also co-director of the University of Southern California\\u2019s Center for the Political Future.\\n\\n\\n\\nTo subscribe to Hacks on Tap: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hacks-on-tap/id1467297559\\n\\nTo subscribe to Murphy\'s substack newsletter: https://substack.com/@mikemurphy1'