Podcast Host Calls for Increased Celebrations

Jennifer Welch, co-host of the podcast I’ve Had It, which boasts over a million subscribers on YouTube, has recently advocated for more celebrations surrounding radical sentiment. In a recent episode, she brought attention to demonstrators expressing joy over the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

“If you think this incident is only occurring in New York and that awareness is limited to New York City, you’re mistaken. Check out this footage of the ‘wine moms’ from the No Kings march,” Welch stated while presenting clips of demonstrators who expressed they were “glad” about Kirk’s murder.

In a street interview, a participant described Kirk as “terrible,” to which right-wing influencer Caitlin Bennett responded with disbelief, asking, “Are you glad he’s dead?” The woman replied affirmatively.

When pressed further by Bennett, who questioned if she would feel the same about her death, the woman hesitated briefly, saying, “Maybe. I need to think about it.” This exchange left Bennett visibly shocked.

After the footage aired, Welch laughed and challenged the Democratic establishment, saying, “You either get on board with this sentiment or we’ll target you just like we do with MAGA supporters. It’s that simple.”

Blaze TV host Sarah Gonzalez weighed in, stating, “You might wonder, ‘Who is this person? Just a random woman, right?’ But Welch has a substantial following—1.3 million subscribers—and there’s a real audience for this dangerous mindset.”

Gonzalez cautioned that Democrats should take this rhetoric seriously, suggesting that Welch’s calls might influence extreme actions against conservatives.