Leftist and “anti-fascist” podcaster Jennifer Welch recently found out what can happen when you laugh uncontrollably for 30 seconds at a joke mocking the assassination of beloved civil-rights activist and Christian leader Charlie Kirk – namely the loss of sponsors and advertisers.
After what many see as an insincere apology for the earlier crack-up episode, Welch and her sidekick, Angie Sullivan, are now pleading with listeners to subscribe to her show and support her financially.
Last week Welch and Sullivan were caught online having a grand time laughing at the thought of digging up Charlie Kirk’s corpse and “doing it” again to him.
As WorldNetDaily reported on Saturday, Welch and Sullivan posted an apology for the incident on Instagram, saying: “On Thursday’s show, we laughed at a joke about Charlie Kirk. It was an insensitive joke, and we should not have laughed. We regret it, and we apologize.”
“Whatever our political differences, there is nothing funny about gun violence. We’ve long supported common-sense gun safety reform.”
As reported by The Hill, several companies have announced they are canceling their sponsorship of the podcast, dubbed “I’ve Had It.”
Now Welch is defending her program, asking, “Do we feel this passionately? Yes, we do! And our brand of fighting fascism and our brand of MAGA slang and [Kirk-founded] Turning Point slang is not for everybody.”
Welch then assures her listeners she is not going anywhere and urges them to subscribe to her channel and podcast and to “support us financially” via YouTube or Substack.
Ironically, in the video clip Welch claims that Turning Point USA put “a target” on her back, before promoting her book, “Not Today, Fascist.”
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? NOW: Leftist witch Jennifer Welch is now going on air BEGGING for money after their Charlie Kirk assassination stunt resulted in nearly TWO DOZEN companies either canceling sponsorships, or declaring they are not tied to the podcast FAFO! “Do we cuss and do it? Yes, we do…our brand of fighting fascism… is not for everybody, but it’s for those of you that tune in every single day and support us.” Fighting “fascism” to them is dancing on the grave of a father. I hope MORE companies pull out. Not one single company should support violence. https://t.co/8Eb82zWbSO
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 9, 2026
Remarked X influencer Eric Daughtery, “Not one single company should support violence.”
Posted Collin Rugg: “They laugh at a man’s assassination, then spend 30 minutes telling their whole audience why they’re actually the ‘good guys.’ Witches.”
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