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Bet-David says I've Had It lost sponsors over Kirk reaction

Valuetainment's panel examines the hosts' response to the backlash, with one co-host describing his own efforts to get sponsors to withdraw.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 444,108 views a day, 5 times a normal first day on this channel (88,262).

Podcast Hosts Laugh at Charlie Kirk’s Death Costing Them MILLIONS

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0:19Bet-David says I've Had It lost most of its sponsors and nearly $2.5 million in sponsorship revenue.
2:25Welch rejects Turning Point USA's cancellation campaign and refuses to engage with the organization.
4:29Vincent says he personally emailed a sponsor asking it to stop supporting the podcast.
8:14Tommy argues that dehumanizing political opponents contributes to acceptance of political violence.
11:40The discussion transitions into a shoe advertisement.

Valuetainment co-host Vincent wasn't just discussing the campaign against I've Had It. He says he personally emailed a sponsor demanding that it drop the podcast.

That involvement becomes part of Patrick Bet-David's discussion of Jennifer Welch and Angie "Pumps" Sullivan, whose laughter at an online comment about Charlie Kirk's assassination prompted a sponsor backlash. The excerpt plays their reaction, then Welch's response to the campaign against them.

Bet-David says the podcast lost most of its sponsors and nearly $2.5 million in sponsorship revenue. Those are his figures, presented alongside an on-screen list of companies said to have withdrawn or remained.

Welch's response focuses on Turning Point USA's cancellation campaign and her refusal to engage with the organization. Bet-David argues that responsibility for the sponsor departures lies with the hosts themselves. Tommy broadens the discussion to the dehumanization of political opponents and attitudes toward political violence.

The upload drew roughly 245,000 views in nine hours, an unusually fast start for Valuetainment's regular videos. A separate discussion of Dave Chappelle's remarks about Kirk also drew a much faster audience than usual, putting two different responses to the same death at the center of the channel's viewing.