Well, I would say to the claim that we are not qualified to do this, I would say you're right.

We're not.

And that is sad that we have this big of an audience and that this many people listen to us.

And it is an indictment on the Democratic Party and their messaging and on mainstream corporate media, that two women

from Oklahoma started talking about politics and that we've ascended in this manner.

So they're 100% right.

We are not qualified.

I think about it all the time.

I was an interior designer two years, three years ago.

I still am.

I still do projects. It's like this is crazy.

The I've Had It Podcast, co-hosted by Jennifer Welch and Angie Pumps Sullivan, started as a place

for the two former Bravo stars to let loops and get out their petty frustrations. But over time,

I've had it, and its sister podcast, IHIP News, have morphed into a political battleground. And Welch and Sullivan have amassed

quite an audience in the process. Videos for IHIP News, which now publishes seven days a week,

often multiple times per day, regularly get hundreds of thousands of views.

And across all their platforms, Welch and Sullivan have millions of followers. And as their show has

grown and changed, so have their politics, moving from conservative or liberal over to

progressivism. So how did they go from trash-talking BFFs to formidable political

commentators? Well, you'll have to stay tuned to hear that story. On today's show, Jennifer Welch and

Angie Sullivan join us to dish about their personal political journeys, why they think some women

are leaving the right, and why the Democrats are struggling to unify their base.

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