I've Had It · Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan

Troll the Nazis

·1 hr 5 min·5 clips

Comedian Cliff Cash reveals why he travels to DC to troll Nazis at the Heritage Foundation.

This episode features hosts Jennifer and Angie alongside guest Cliff Cash, a comedian known for protesting the Heritage Foundation. They discuss political propaganda, Christian nationalism, and grassroots resistance efforts. The hosts express frustration with claims of transparency from the Trump administration while citing withheld Epstein files and economic data. Cliff Cash describes his weekly protests at the Heritage Foundation using noisemakers and following employees to disrupt their work. He references Project 2025 and shares that events now draw significant security, including police and black Suburbans. The conversation examines the role of evangelical Christianity in politics, with hosts suggesting some supporters exhibit willful denial or suppressed homosexuality. Cliff Cash argues that Democratic leadership often fails to mount an adequate response to rising authoritarianism. He announces a planned "Remove the Regime" shutdown in Washington, D.C., on November 22nd to create undeniable optics against the current administration. The hosts read listener reviews, including one from a queer Black woman with a MAGA mother, highlighting the podcast's resonance. They analyze a trend of Gen Z men returning to church, speculating it aligns with "trad wife" ideals and patriarchal messaging. Cliff Cash recounts growing up in an evangelical household and how his gay sister influenced his advocacy. He emphasizes that women, particularly those aged 50-70, form the backbone of protest movements due to their experience with rights being denied. The tone is confrontational, humorous, and deeply critical, blending comedy with political commentary. Listeners who enjoy profane, left-leaning critiques of current events and grassroots activism will appreciate this episode. Those uncomfortable with strong language or partisan arguments might choose to skip it.

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A loud, furious political rant that turns disgust into comic momentum.

The episode comes off as a loud political rant, zeroing in on Trump, the Russia accusations around him, and a wider sense that leaders are pretending the situation is under control.

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Play this when you want politics skewered like a bar fight.

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