Cash App says it does not condone violence and is no longer a sponsor of I've Had It
Cash AppMobile payment app run by Block, Inc., in a reply on X
Replying to an X user who asked whether the company supports the mocking of a murder victim, Cash App says it does not condone violence of any kind and is no longer a sponsor of the podcast. A Cash App spokesperson gave Headline USA the same statement.
“We do not condone violence of any kind, and we are no longer sponsors of this podcast.”
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Podcast hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laugh at a post about digging up Charlie Kirk; Cash App says it no longer sponsors the show
On the November 5, 2026 episode of their podcast I've Had It, Jennifer Welch read aloud a post saying "We're digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again" and she and Angie Sullivan laughed. The hosts then said Kirk was shot by "a MAGA person". Critics condemned the exchange, and Cash App said it was no longer a sponsor of the show.
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Cash App's official account replies to Brian Atlas's post about its sponsorship of the podcast.
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Atlas tags Cash App, says it sponsored the episode in which the hosts mocked Kirk, and asks whether the company supports the mocking of a murder victim.
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Headline USA reports that a Cash App spokesperson confirmed the end of its sponsorship in a statement to the outlet, and describes the segment at around the 35-minute mark of the episode, including the hosts' remarks about Tyler Robinson.
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Brian Atlas, an X user, tagged Cash App in a post saying it sponsored the episode in which the hosts mocked Kirk, and asked: "Does Cashapp support the mocking of a murder victim?"
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Headline USA reported that evening that a Cash App spokesperson confirmed the end of the sponsorship in a statement to the outlet.
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The reference point is Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan's on-air laughter at a post about digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again, and the remarks that followed, on the November 5, 2026 episode of I've Had It. Asked whether it supports the mocking of a murder victim, Cash App answers that it does not condone violence and that it no longer sponsors the show, which rejects the hosts' reaction and ends the company's tie to it.
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The Dispute Index. "Cash App says it does not condone violence and is no longer a sponsor of I've Had It". First published: 2026-11-07. Last updated: 2026-11-07. https://disputeindex.com/events/8373-replying-to-an-x-user-who-asked-whether