Far-Left Podcaster Screams “F**k ICE, F**k Trump!” While Grabbing Gay Trophy [WATCH]

Podcaster Jennifer Welch sparked controversy after delivering a profanity-filled speech while accepting an award at the GLAAD Media Awards this week.

Welch, who co-hosts the podcast “I’ve Had It,” received the award in the Outstanding Podcast Episode category during the annual event held Thursday. GLAAD is a nonprofit organization that advocates for the LGBTQ community and hosts an annual awards show recognizing media and entertainment figures connected to that cause.

While speaking onstage during her acceptance speech, Welch directed criticism at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and President Donald Trump.

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“I want to say something with my full chest — never obey in advance. F— ICE! F— Donald Trump! Free Palestine! And save trans kids!” Welch said.

Video of the remarks circulated widely on social media following the event, drawing reactions from viewers and media outlets.

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Welch has gained a growing audience over the past year through her podcast and online commentary.

The “I’ve Had It” podcast frequently discusses politics, culture, and current events, and clips from the show often circulate online.

The GLAAD Media Awards ceremony highlights projects and personalities in media and entertainment that the organization says contribute to LGBTQ representation and advocacy.

Welch’s podcast episode won the Outstanding Podcast Episode category at this year’s event.

The speech was not the first time Welch’s commentary has generated public attention.

In December, Welch made comments about Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk while reacting to remarks made by his widow, Erika Kirk.

The comments were part of a discussion about a clip in which Erika Kirk condemned people who mocked or attempted to rationalize her husband’s assassination.

During that discussion, Welch argued that Kirk’s own public statements contributed to how some people interpreted the situation.

“The person that I heard that justified his death was him,” Welch said.

“He’s the one that said on tape that if school kids die, but it means he gets to have a Second Amendment, then that’s what it’s going to be.”

“He’s the one that justified it.”

Welch’s remarks about ICE and President Trump during the GLAAD event followed a pattern of outspoken political commentary that has been a recurring theme in her podcast and public appearances.

The GLAAD Media Awards event itself is held annually and draws participants from the entertainment industry, media organizations, and advocacy groups.

The awards recognize individuals and projects that the organization says contribute to visibility and representation for LGBTQ communities in film, television, journalism, music, and digital media.

Welch’s acceptance speech quickly spread online after video clips of the moment were shared across multiple platforms.

Public figures in media and entertainment often use award acceptance speeches to express personal or political views.

In Welch’s case, her remarks directed attention to issues related to immigration enforcement, U.S. politics, and international conflicts.

The reaction to the speech has added to the ongoing public discussion surrounding Welch’s political commentary and the role of media personalities in shaping political conversations online.

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