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A rally attendee's Fox interview gives I've Had It its opening

Jennifer and Josh Welch turn a South Carolina broadcast into a wider discussion of Pentagon leadership and campaign spending.

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🚨 WTF...Trump FLEES South Carolina After FOX AIRS THIS!

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0:00A Fox News rally interview turns unexpected when attendee Tom compares the gathering to a cult.
2:30Jennifer and Josh examine reports of Brett Sylvia's firing and Trump's response to questions about it.
7:05Proposed campaign-spending legislation prompts criticism of loopholes and wealthy donors' political influence.
9:27Jennifer turns to Michigan's Senate contest and criticism surrounding Mike Rogers.

Lucas Tomlinson asks a rally attendee why he has come to see Donald Trump. The answer is not the endorsement a live Fox News interview might anticipate: Tom says he wants to see a cult firsthand. Jennifer and Josh Welch replay the exchange on I've Had It, with Josh observing, "Tom put the hook in, and he jumped right in."

That episode drew about 668,000 views, the largest audience among the channel's new uploads in a busy week of twenty-one releases. Despite its dramatic title, the opening footage shows an attendee's unexpected answer, not Trump fleeing South Carolina.

The broadcast then moves beyond the rally. Jennifer and Josh discuss reports of a Pentagon firing, show Trump's response, and examine proposed legislation addressing campaign-spending loopholes. It's the IHIP News side of the channel: a quick clip becomes the entry point to a much broader political conversation.

Elsewhere, an upload featuring author Matthew Cole drew nearly half a million views. The freshest momentum belongs to commentary about Trump's reported Iran options and Haley Stevens' decision to support the Republican running against Abdul El-Sayed, rather than the week's most-watched rally episode.

Across the channel, weekly views reached roughly 7.8 million while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is somewhat above its usual level. Nearby political channels Jack Cocchiarella and Occupy Democrats had substantially larger weekly viewing gains; Triggernometry's daily viewing is running below its norm. For I've Had It, the distinctive thread is the breadth of its news schedule, from an unscripted rally interview to Michigan's endorsement controversy.

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