Podcast host Jennifer Welch is scrambling for financial support after multiple sponsors severed ties with her show, I’ve Had It, following controversial remarks about the murder of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
Welch and co-host Angie Sullivan sparked outrage after laughing for nearly 30 seconds at a hypothetical scenario involving Kirk’s exhumation and further desecration. The comments came during a recent episode, where they also falsely suggested Kirk’s 2025 murder was committed by a “super MAGA” supporter—a claim widely debunked by law enforcement.
Sponsor Exodus
Cash App, Chewy, Honeylove, Zenni, and Casper all announced they were cutting ties with the podcast, citing the hosts’ remarks as incompatible with their corporate values. Cash App stated, “We do not condone violence of any kind, and we are no longer sponsors of this podcast.” Chewy echoed the sentiment, emphasizing their condemnation of violent rhetoric.
Welch’s Plea for Donations
After a 30-minute on-air meltdown over the lost sponsorships, Welch turned to listeners for financial support. “If you want to sponsor us financially, you can become a member on YouTube,” she said, while also plugging her book sales. The move has drawn further criticism, with some accusing her of exploiting controversy for profit.
Kirk, a prominent conservative voice and father of two, was fatally shot in September 2025 by a left-wing extremist—a fact directly contradicting Welch and Sullivan’s on-air claims. The backlash highlights the ongoing tensions in media discourse, where inflammatory rhetoric continues to draw both audience engagement and corporate consequences.
Source: www.thegatewaypundit.com — https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/jennifer-welch-begs-money-after-sponsors/