Joy Reid Joins Miserable Libs in Smearing ‘P***,’ ‘Show Pony’ Jennings, ‘Jihad’ MAGA

On Tuesday, the far-left podcast I’ve Had It — hosted by vile white female pundits Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan — illustrated why it personifies the hate-filled miserable liberal base by tag-teaming with twice-failed former MSNBC host Joy Reid to hurl bile at our friend Scott Jennings and accuse the wider Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement of being a terrorist organization willing to “commit jihad” for “proto-fascist” President Trump.

Welch brought up Jennings just past the nine-and-a-half-minute mark and said he’s someone who gets on Reid’s nerves. Reid began by alluding to a recent appearance on her own show by CNN NewsNight host Abby Phillip — who owes her employment status to Jennings — and whining Jennings possesses “a disingenuousness to a lot of Republicanism.”

 

 

“[M]ost of the Republicans who serve Donald Trump obediently and live on their knees hate him. We know they hate him. We know they don’t respect him. We know that they don’t — they don’t believe anything coming out of their mouths,” she posited, citing Jennings as an example.

Reid screeched Jennings’s “MAGA act is so phony to me because I am old enough to remember when on January 7, 2021, he said Donald Trump was an outrageous, sort of outrage upon the dignity of the Constitution,” but has come around to enthusiastically supporting him in the years since.

Still using the sexual act analogy (and something we’d see her giggling about later in the show), Reid argued Jennings isn’t a true man because “you still live on your knees” for a “man trying to overthrow the government.”

Welch — whom we noted last month openly called for the assassination of Republicans — weighed in by calling Jennings a “pussy, first and foremost” for “claim[ing] to be this huge patriot and wear — you know, I’m so sick of these pundits that wear the flag pin on their suit.”

Continuing to act like a middle school bully hiding behind a damn-breaking flood of insecurities, Welch huffed that Jennings and those in MAGA are incapable of being “patriotic” Americans:

[I]f you were genuinely patriotic, you would be wildly concerned about a man who tried to overthrow the federal government, if you’re so concerned about anti-Semitism, this man pardoned a man at January 6 that had on a shirt that said Camp Auschwitz. You don’t get to cherrypick when you care about these things.

Welch finally left Jennings’s appearance aside to address his views, seething his commentaries are a “jetstream of propaganda and bullshit” and “puss boy...every night” seeking favor with “an audience of one.”

Reid closed out the Jennings hatefest by encouraging viewers to look up a Trump rally this year when Jennings spoke, saying Jennings was “the atta boy from Donald Trump, patting him on his head like a puppy,” to which Welch said he’s Trump’s “little show pony.”

“He’s his show pony and it’s, like, you wanna be Trump’s bitch. That’s what you decided is your brand. That is a gross and disgusting brand. I’m a Democrat. Look how easily and freely We were happy to criticize any Democrat. Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries. I criticized Barack Obama when he was there and I worked for his campaign,” Reid replied.

Reid went onto say she finds any defense of Trump on TV “disgusting” and Jennings in particular for “giving the permission structure for other Republicans to pretend that that loving Trump the way he says he loves him is patriotism” when it’s “hurting the Republican Party.”

“If Trump is like a proto-fascist, which he is, and you’re down with it, then you’re essentially saying you’re going to align the former party of Lincoln with fascism. Then, you know, there’s no reason for me to respect you,” she concluded.

Moments later, Reid openly called tens of millions of Americans terrorists and ready to murder at any Republican at moment’s notice whom they and Trump believe are disloyal:

 

This won’t be condemned by the usual liberal media types at, say, Status with Oliver Darcy, Jon Passantino, and Natalie Korach, CNN, MS NOW, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Time, or PBS because a lot of them agree with her (or are too scared to go against their own base).

Elsewhere in the early moments of the episode, Reid started by saying where she’s “had it” is with “Democrats caving” and “soft-peddling autocracy” when more should be joining her in “want[ing] a Mandani-style Democratic Party.”

Unsurprisingly, she also voiced support for primaries of Democrats like House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) who’ve received funding from the American-Israeli Political Action Committee (AIPAC).

“[A]s long as AIPAC money is flowing into your coffers, you’re never going to be truly free to tell the truth about our foreign policy. People, it’s not going to ever be acceptable even to MAGA people to spend American tax dollars for a genocide,” Reid gushed, alluding to the increasing numbers on the right who’ve become anti-Israel or worse. Moments later, Welch even went out of her way to praise Nick Fuentes for his views on Israel.

To see the relevant transcript from the November 25 episode of I’ve Had It (including even more nuttiness), click here.