Deep Red State Host BANKS On Trump Hatred

A left-wing podcaster from Oklahoma is cashing in on Trump Derangement Syndrome with a new book branding the President and his supporters as fascists, revealing the shameless monetization of radical anti-conservative rhetoric.

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Jennifer Welch promotes anti-Trump book titled “Not Today, Fascists” while profiting from merchandise and sponsorships
Her podcast “I’ve Had It” features vulgar attacks on Trump, Republicans, and traditional values from deep-red Oklahoma
Recent episodes include guests like Jim Acosta and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker amplifying extreme leftist narratives
The commercially-driven venture exemplifies how progressive media figures exploit political division for personal profit

Oklahoma Podcaster Monetizes Anti-Trump Hysteria

Jennifer Welch, co-host of the progressive podcast “I’ve Had It,” aggressively promotes her upcoming book “Not Today, Fascists: The Lies That Got Us Here, and the Truths That Will Reunite Us” through her podcast platform and official website. The book’s inflammatory title reflects the extreme rhetoric that has become standard fare for left-wing media personalities seeking to capitalize on opposition to President Trump. Welch and co-host Angie “Pumps” Sullivan launched their podcast in 2022, building a following through profanity-laced rants against conservatives and traditional American values while operating from what they describe as “deep in a red state.”

From Interior Designer to Professional Trump Critic

Welch’s transformation from an interior designer and former “MSNBC liberal” to a full-time progressive podcaster illustrates the lucrative opportunities available for those willing to weaponize divisive political rhetoric. The podcast has accumulated 334 episodes since its 2022 launch, achieving a 4.7 out of 5 rating with 18,000 reviews across major platforms. Recent episodes feature titles like “Small Peen Regime” and “Manifest This, Assholes,” demonstrating the crude, disrespectful tone that characterizes modern left-wing political commentary. High-profile guests including Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and former CNN journalist Jim Acosta have appeared to amplify progressive talking points and attack conservative governance.

Commercial Enterprise Masquerading as Political Activism

The podcast operates as I’ve Had It Podcast LLC, a commercial entity generating revenue through book sales, merchandise, Substack subscriptions, live event tickets, and corporate sponsorships from companies like Chewy, Chime, and RocketMoney. This business model exposes the reality behind much progressive media activism: it’s fundamentally about profit, not principle. Welch’s self-described “deprogramming” from mainstream media conveniently coincided with opportunities to build her own media brand and revenue streams. The February 2026 Atlanta live event and aggressive pre-order campaign for her book reveal the calculated commercial strategy underlying the supposedly grassroots political messaging that vilifies half the country as fascists.

Deepening Political Division for Personal Gain

Welch’s inflammatory “fascist” labeling of President Trump and his supporters exemplifies how progressive media figures contribute to dangerous political polarization while enriching themselves. This tactic mirrors broader leftist strategies to delegitimize conservative voters and traditional American values through extreme characterizations that bear no resemblance to reality. The podcast’s vulgar attacks on Republicans and anyone not embracing far-left positions demonstrate contempt for the very Oklahomans among whom Welch lives. Her rejection of centrism and embrace of increasingly radical progressive positions aligns with the broader leftward shift that has alienated millions of Americans who value constitutional principles, limited government, and respect for differing viewpoints over partisan rage and commercial exploitation.