Podcaster Jennifer Welch urges Democrats to embrace radicals celebrating Charlie Kirk’s murder

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Left-wing podcaster Jennifer Welch ignited a firestorm online after a clip surfaced showing her urging Democratic leaders to “get on board” with those celebrating conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s murder.

The video, which circulated widely on social media this week, drew intense backlash over its tone and the implications of Welch’s warning.

Transcribed by Real Clear Politics and shared across multiple platforms, the remarks reportedly came during a recent episode of Welch’s podcast, where she addressed growing divisions within the Democratic Party.

In the clip, Welch warned the Democratic establishment to align with far-left radicals or risk being targeted. “So listen up, Democratic establishment. You can either jump on board with this sh-t, or we’re coming after you the same way we come after MAGA. Period,” she said.

She also issued pointed instructions about party finances and influence groups: “Stop taking AIPAC money, go on an ‘I’m sorry I took AIPAC money atonement’ tour if you want to stay in power. Stop missing out on these big rallies.”

Her comments appeared to reference tensions within progressive circles over support for Israel and lobbying groups such as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

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Welch reinforced her stance that Democratic leaders must adopt the positions of far-left radicals or risk being targeted, framing her directives around campaign financing and party influence.

Jennifer Welch links to previous radical statements

Previously, Welch called Trump adviser Stephen Miller a “Nazi Jew” and has been outspoken on left-wing issues. She also praised New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, aligning with her criticism of corporate Democrats.

Social media erupts over Jennifer Welch’s comments on Charlie Kirk

The clip of Jennifer Welch went viral on social media, drawing sharp criticism from both conservatives and moderates. Many users called her remarks “dangerous” and “incendiary,” warning that such language could further inflame political tensions.

Progressive voices also distanced themselves, emphasizing that celebrating or endorsing political violence is unacceptable, regardless of ideology. As of publication, Welch has not issued a clarification or apology, and representatives for her podcast have not responded to media inquiries.