Far-left podcaster Jennifer Welch attacks homeschool parents
Far-left podcaster Jennifer Welch incites a heated debate by attacking homeschooling parents on her YouTube show, ‘I’ve Had It.’ Welch controversially describes homeschooling as ‘trickle-down stupidity,’ ‘MAGA on steroids,’ and MAHA. She claims ‘America has a crazy Christian problem,’ leading Tomi Lahren and Brian Kilmeade to critique her divisive statements and popularity.
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A far-left podcaster known for her vile, often curse-laden rants against the political right took aim at First Lady Melania Trump in a recent episode of her show.
“I don’t like anything for Melania,” said Jennifer Welch in a clip making its rounds on social media.
“And I wish I could be the bigger person and say that I do, but I don’t,” she continued. “I don’t like anything possible for her. She is, I think, just an absolutely horrific person.”
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Far-left podcast star Jennifer Welch has emerged as a darling of the liberal media. (Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for GLAAD)
Other recent clips attacking home school parents and late South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham have earned Welch a description as a member of the “dirtbag left.”
She describes herself as an “atheist from the Bible Belt,” and often levies attacks against Christianity.
Welch, after calling the First Lady “horrific” in her recent podcast episode, launched into a rant about a controversy involving a model and former diplomat, who was a friend of Melania’s, threatening in April to expose unspecified information about the first lady and President Donald Trump.
Then, the left-wing podcaster turned to taking a dig at the first couple’s sex lives.
“She cared enough in the bogus $40 million payoff she got to make sure that everybody — not only in the United States, but in the world — knows she does not screw her husband,” said Welch, referring to Amazon’s $40 million purchase of the rights to the “Melania” documentary.
Melania Trump at the red carpet at the “Melania” premiere. (Nikos DeGruccio/Fox News Digital)
There is no details about intimacy between the pair in the movie, according to a transcript of the film.
Still, Welch persisted.
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“They could have cut that part out, but she made sure the world knows, ‘I do not screw my husband.’ So I’m not buying into this that Melania all of the sudden is liberated and doesn’t give a s— about stuff anymore, because I think that’s the thing that eats the Trumps up all the time.”
“They care what everybody thinks about them, and they want to change everybody’s opinion on them.”
The First Lady’s office did not return Fox News Digital’s request for comment on the podcaster’s remarks.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump attend a September 11th observance event in the courtyard of the Pentagon September 11, 2025 in Arlington, Virginia. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Welsh also attacked the rest of the Trumps in the episode, saying that even if they received the highest praise, the family members would still be “broken.”
“We are elevating the bad guy right here,” Welsh said. “We are elevating the most dysfunctional family in the United States, and wrapping it up in traditional Christian values. It’s just such bulls—.”
Welch makes a habit on her podcast of discussing the private lives of Republicans. When Sen. Graham died, she graphically discussed long-circulated rumors that he was gay.
