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Polls, fuel prices and Iran fill Breaking Points' election week

Krystal Ball and Ryan Grim's Israel-Iran analysis passes a million views across a week of 24 uploads.

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0:00Grim reports friction between Netanyahu and military leaders over a potential Iran strike ahead of Israeli elections.
3:45Trump tells reporters there will not be a strike on Iran that day.
4:32Ball cites Haaretz reporting that Israel's military chief warned a strike would disrupt the elections.
10:39A national fuel-price map introduces the hosts' criticism of Trump's remarks celebrating oil profits.

Breaking Points moved between election polling and the prospect of military escalation across 24 uploads, with Krystal Ball and Ryan Grim's Monday discussion drawing the week's largest new-video audience: roughly 1.2 million views.

That segment connects reports of friction between Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli military leadership over a potential Iran strike with the timing of Israel's elections. Grim lays out the reported disagreement; Ball cites Haaretz reporting that the military chief warned American counterparts about disruption to the vote. A clip of Donald Trump supplies a narrowly timed answer: "There will not be a strike today."

The discussion then moves from military decisions to household costs. Ball brings up a national fuel-price map before the hosts examine Trump's celebration of oil profits, questioning the contrast between corporate earnings and what drivers are paying.

American election coverage supplied other substantial audiences. In "Nate Silver: Trump Era Is OVER", Ball and Saagar Enjeti discuss polling in South Carolina and Kansas. The title invokes Silver, but the segment is the hosts' discussion, not an interview with him.

The busiest videos right now come from Friday's lineup: a response to Nancy Pelosi's criticism of Abdul, a cryptocurrency-theft discussion and a segment about AIPAC support in California races.

The channel added about 10,000 subscribers over the week, while daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Among nearby political-commentary channels, HasanAbi also had substantial weekly viewing and subscriber growth; The Majority Report's daily viewing is slightly above its norm. Breaking Points' own week brought nearly 14 million views across a schedule connecting overseas conflict with the choices facing American voters.

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