Advertisers have had it with hosts of far-left podcast who laughed at sick Charlie Kirk joke

Advertisers are fleeing the far-left I've Had It podcast.

Advertisers who have sponsored the far-left I've Had It podcast are fleeing in droves in the wake of the two unhinged hosts laughing at a sick joke about the late Charlie Kirk on an episode last week. 

At least 20 companies have pulled their ads off the podcast in recent days after a clip went viral on social media showing the two hosts, Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan, laughing maniacally at a sick and inappropriate joke about Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated while speaking on a college campus in Utah in September 2025.

As Welch and Sullivan read social media posts from radical leftists reacting to the outcome of the 2026 midterms, they read a particularly grotesque post about Kirk. "We're digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again," the social media commenter wrote. The remark sent Welch and Sullivan into an extended fit of laughter. Watch:

Chewy, Casper, Cash App, Honeylove, and Zenni are some of the sponsors who have pulled their ad dollars from the show so far. “We unequivocally condemn violence in all forms,” Chewy said in a statement on social media, adding that the Welch’s and Sullivan's comments did not reflect the company’s values. "We do not condone violence of any kind, and we are no longer sponsors of this podcast," Cash App said in a social media post. Some estimates are putting the lost revenue as high as $7.6 million.

Welch and Sullivan made an apparent attempt at damage control, issuing a non-apology apology in which they said they were sorry for laughing about gun violence and pledged to make a donation to Everytown, a liberal gun control group. That didn't stop advertisers from fleeing, as nearly two dozen have bailed on the duo. And their lowbrow antics drew criticism from Erika Kirk.

“To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though it’s entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting,” she wrote on X, also referring to comedian Dave Chapelle's remarks about her late husband's killing.

"Our brand of MAGA slaying and Turning Point slaying is not for everdbody," the two clowns admitted on Monday's show before going on to beg their audience to send them money in light of the advertiser exodus.