For a left preaching tolerance, the emotionally stunted quackery emanating from the mouths of “I’ve Had It” podcast hosts Jennifer Welch and the cackling, near-mute sidekick Angie “Pumps” Sullivan proves it’s a pants-on-fire farce.
On Monday, Welch promulgated a conspiracy theory from the bowels of her Luciferian sense of punditry that Vice President JD Vance and Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk are far more than just friends.
Welch extrapolated the Vances deciding to have a fourth child following Charlie’s assassination as something beyond the regret Erika had about only having two children:
I want to remind you guys that Erika Kirk practically dry humped the vice president on stage at one of those Turning Point events. You remember the way she, like, grabbed his head and how excited she was to see him, and everybody’s like, oh my God, are they screwing? Like that energy is weird. Well then, a couple of months later, Usha ends up pregnant. Like, the timing of all of that, could you imagine if Kamala was embracing somebody like that on the stage somewhere … Look at that. You don’t hug a person. You’re not screwing and grow up with her hair like that.
“JD Vance is a weird guy. I mean, he is so weird. The relationship is with Usha is weird, roping in Erika Kirk into their relationship that she’s there, like — what — birthing coach or something. I mean, that was some weird sh*t,” she later added.
Despite the vitriol, they’ve been heralded by elite media. Welch has been given hero’s welcomes by ABC’s “The View,” CNN’s Dana Bash, The New York Times, and The New Yorker, to name a few. And there’s been utter silence from this crowd about the comments.
But this wasn’t the first time Welch and Sullivan went after the Vance family.
During a November 2025 show, Joy Reid told the cackling quacks that the vice president will divorce Usha if he truly wants to become president and instead marry Erika Kirk because MAGA “can’t have the successor” to Trump “be the guy with the brown, Hindu wife.”
“And he’s playing slap and tickle with Erica Kirk, the weirdest sh*t I’ve ever seen,” Welch declared, to which Reid said Charlie’s widow dispensed with “widow wear” in search of her “MAGA fairy tale.”
“But wouldn’t it be the most perfect fairy tale — MAGA fairy tale if he finally sees the light that he needs a white queen instead of this brown Hindu? I mean, I’m not saying that’s happening,” Reid said.
Yes, Welch believes the Vances had another child because something untoward happened last year involving the vice president.
When you’re resorting to demented nightmares that might give the National Enquirer pause, you know you’re far more than just a prepubescent lunchroom bully.
Welch addressed the new lamb for the Vance family a second time, except this time with the vacuous Sullivan alongside. She told listeners this fourth “mixed-race child” could fall prey to ICE because of their father’s support for “the Kavanaugh rule … that ICE can pull somebody over that ‘looks suspicious.’”
Because of this, she asserted Vance “will not stand up for [his] own kids.”
Sullivan wasn’t to be left out, declaring Vance a “failed” father and husband.
Dovetail this with her ongoing shtick that widespread numbers of MAGA men are closeted, and you have proof that, for the Left, homophobia and racism are not only okay, but accepted so long as it’s framed and delivered in a manner that would make Regina George blush.
Welch and her clapping seal of a sidekick asserted on October 27, 2025, that Democrats need to “get on board” with the “shift” toward political assassinations or MAGA will be “coming after you.”
A month later in the Reid episode, they said MAGA is willing to “commit jihad” for “proto-fascist” Trump and thus are incapable of being “patriotic.”
To their delight, Reid asserted: “The fear is that if you don’t obey [Trump], his cult will try to kill you … MAGA supporters are armed to the teeth. They are rabid in their support of him, and it’s a religion.”
Welch told “The View” in February 2025 she and Sullivan perceive “I’ve Had It” as “authentic trash talking” and “counterprogramming to the toxic positivity culture.”
But with “I’ve Had It,” defamatory allegations are in, along with homophobia so long as the accused gay is a Republican.
They frequently refer to Speaker Mike Johnson as “Moses Mike Grindr Johnson,” insisting outright he and other Hill Republicans are fervent homosexuals.
In the same show with Reid, they declared without evidence the Epstein Files proved the president has given blowjobs.
For their funhouse mirror dystopia, gay jokes are in, but say “illegal immigrant,” and that’s on-par with the n-word.
And I haven’t even touched their comments about homeschooling as “trickle-down stupidity” and “a patriarchal step of the fascist project” overseen by people who are “f*cking weird as f*ck that you want your kids around you all day, every day, and all night.”
Despite all this, they’re the new cool kids.
They’ve welcomed on fellow liberal podcasters such as Jim Acosta, Don Lemon, Sam Seder, and Emma Vigeland, fellow liberals such as Brooke Baldwin, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Daily Beast editor-in-chief Joanna Coles, Leigh McGowan, David Rothkopf, Al Sharpton, Jason Stanley, Kara Swisher, and even members of Congress such as Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) and Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT).
Simply put, they’re not going anywhere, so it’s past time someone took these miserable psychopaths to court for defamation.
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Curtis Houck is the managing editor of NewsBusters.
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