On this episode of Reaganism, Reagan Institute Director Roger Zakheim sits down with Daniel Samet to discuss the latest on the U.S.-Israel relationship. Samet argues that the historical record shows U.S. officials have consistently acted from American interests, citing Israel’s intelligence, military, and technological value in counterterrorism and against Iran, while Roger emphasized that military aid and industrial cooperation benefit the U.S. directly and should be understood as a strategic investment. They also explore the rise of anti-Israel sentiment on the far left and far right, the political significance of recent House and Senate votes on aid to Israel, and the role of President Trump and Vice President Vance in shaping public debate. The conversation ends with a broader reflection on the durability of the U.S.-Israel relationship.