“I’d Had It” Podcasters: The Left’s Loathsome Twosome
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Last week the two insufferable hosts of the leftie “I’ve Had It” podcast decided it would be fun, in the wake of the Republican drubbing, to make a repugnant joke about Charlie Kirk, the clean-cut Christian guy who founded Turning Point USA.
Three days later, Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan lost nearly all of their sponsors and an estimated $10 million.
Kirk, 31, was shot dead by an assassin on September 10, 2025, while doing what he loved to do: Politely but energetically debating college students who didn’t share his worldview. He called these appearances “Change My Mind!”
The first time anyone saw or heard Charlie, they knew he was something special. He treated angry, purple-haired lesbians with septum rings with the same respect he treated world leaders.
This brilliant autodidact seemed destined to be president some day.
Naturally, Charlie Kirk scared the bejeezus out of the left.
So a deranged killer on the campus of Utah Valley University did what many leftists were yearning to do: He put a bullet in Charlie’s neck, leaving Kirk’s wife a widow, their two children fatherless and the right without its best spokesman.
Last Thursday, the odious podcasters were reading social media posts smugly celebrating Democrats' midterm victories when Welch came across one that read:
“We're digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again.”
What followed was nearly 20 seconds of these two witches cackling uncontrollably.
When they finally composed themselves, Welch managed a “No comment.”
Sullivan added, “Other than he was shot by somebody that was super MAGA family.”
Welch chimed in: “He was shot by a MAGA person ... White person, white MAGA family.”
They've since edited the segment out of the episode that was titled “Drinking MAGA Tears.”
The original video is circulating widely on social media. Here, see for yourself:
The outrage over their repulsive humor was quick and costly. It made the Dylan Mulvaney/Bud Light boycott look sluggish by comparison.
By Saturday, nine advertisers had withdrawn, and the hosts were forced to issue a joint apology on Instagram, acknowledging that their reaction was insensitive, declaring that gun violence isn't funny, and announcing a donation to Everytown for Gun Safety, a leftie organization that supports draconian gun control measures.
At last count, the hateful pair that has one of the largest radical left podcasts with about 1.8 million subscribers on YouTube and 1.3 million followers on Instagram had lost an estimated 28 sponsors.
Chewy was one of the first to sever its relationship with the pod. Others quickly followed, including Honeylove, HexClad, Lola Blankets, Jones Road Beauty and Boll and Branch, to name a few.
Question is, why were decent companies sponsoring these untalented demons to begin with?
These two women from Oklahoma got their start with a short-lived Bravo reality show called Sweet Home Oklahoma. They parlayed this into a podcast featuring celebrity interviews, petty grievances they've “had it with,” and a great deal of aggressive left-wing political commentary.
The Washington Post included Welch and Sullivan on its 2026 list of 50 people shaping the future. They've appeared on The View, and an October 2025 profile in The Guardian discussed their aspirations to become the Joe Rogan of liberal podcasts.
God help us.
Their millions of followers give them a sizable political platform that may have even influenced the Oklahoma elections. Oklahoma Democrats improved their margins in last week’s midterm by eight points over 2022, but their home state remained reliably red in last week's election.
The irony of the left's relentless attacks on Charlie Kirk is that he built his career and business around engaging in conversations with people who disagreed with him.
Kirk invited liberals to prove him wrong. These women preferred him dead twice.
They could have apologized, taken the financial hit, and moved on.
But that would have required self-restraint, a quality neither woman possesses. The next day, in a public-relations maneuver that deserves to be studied by future generations of communications students, Welch returned to social media to attack Turning Point USA.
She insisted that their tepid apology wasn't intended for Turning Point or conservatives.
“That wasn't for you. That was for us.”
For themselves. How touching.
Welch concluded by telling Turning Point USA to “Fuck off. Fuck all the way off.”
A brilliant way to reassure the advertisers who had just fled over concerns about the show's rhetoric.
Welch and Sullivan built an entire brand around things they can't stand. Petty grievances, political opponents, and even the prospect of letting Charlie Kirk rest in peace.
Well, ladies, congratulations.
We’ve had it with you too.
