Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan, co-hosts of the 'I've Had It' podcast, have spent years lecturing Americans about compassion. That mask is now shattered. Welch read a listener tweet aloud suggesting someone dig up Charlie Kirk's body and desecrate his corpse. Instead of disgust, she turned to Sullivan and said, 'I can't get enough.' Then the two laughed for thirty consecutive seconds. Not a nervous chuckle. Not a brief giggle. Thirty full seconds of gleeful, unhinged laughter at the thought of desecrating a conservative's grave.
The target was Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, one of the most effective conservative organizers in America. Kirk has registered voters, challenged leftist orthodoxy on college campuses, and given young conservatives a voice. For that, the left has doxxed him, harassed him, and now fantasizes about digging up his body. The tweet was not satire. It was a violent fantasy, and these two women treated it like comedy gold.
Advertisers Run for the Hills
The money flinched first. CashApp made it official: 'We do not condone violence of any kind, and we are no longer sponsors of this podcast.' Chewy went further: 'We do not sponsor or support this podcast. We unequivocally condemn violence in all forms.' Those are the exact words. Sponsors are running because this tape is radioactive. They know what this audience will do with the next check.
Asmongold, one of the biggest streamers on the internet, looked into the lens and said, 'many of us are Charlie Kirk.' That 119-second read is devastating because it forces the left to confront the truth: if they can laugh at Charlie Kirk's grave being dug up, they can laugh at any conservative's.
The Smear That Follows the Laughter
Welch and Sullivan didn't stop at laughing. They then fabricated a smear that Tyler Robinson, a man who hasn't been convicted of anything, was 'MAGA.' That lie was designed to justify the original violent fantasy and to paint Charlie Kirk as someone who deserved the threat. Tyler Robinson has not been convicted of anything, but in the left's rush to defend their own, facts don't matter. The smear is the point.
What makes this even more damning is that no filmed apology exists. Some fans are passing around a clip that they claim is contrition, but it is just an influencer reacting in a corner over static cards. Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan have not faced a camera and said, 'We were wrong.' They have not apologized to Charlie Kirk. They have not apologized to Tyler Robinson. They have not apologized to their audience. Instead, they've gone silent or hidden behind third parties.
The Real Stakes
Collin Rugg cut to the heart of it: 'They will celebrate your death, laugh uncontrollably, and still be fully convinced they're the good guys.' That is the left's moral narcissism in one sentence. They can mock grave desecration and still believe they occupy the moral high ground because in their minds, Charlie Kirk deserves it.
That is the danger. That is why this story cannot be memory-holed. It will be archived, replayed, and remembered. Every remaining advertiser is now on notice. The question is which brand will be next to discover that sponsoring a podcast that laughs at corpse desecration is bad for business. We don't do this to their dead. We won't let them do it to ours.
