Trumptard heaven eh

 

‘Fraud is huge’: Mike Lindell clashes with guest claiming ‘voter fraud is not the issue’

David Edwards
November 27, 2023 12:10PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell objected on Monday after psychologist Robert Epstein claimed "voter fraud is not the issue" when it comes to Republican election losses.

In an appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room program, Epstein explained the details of his $3 million initiative to monitor technology companies that push to increase voting participation.

"We got them to stop all of their manipulations, including their partisan go-vote reminders," he said. "Don't let them fool you. Voter fraud is not the issue. They want you to think it is. They control your thinking."

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Mike Lindell objected as soon as Epstein's interview concluded.

"I agree with him on everything except for election fraud is huge," Lindell said. "These are a combination of things."

"And Steve, we're at an apex in history where artificial intelligence, we need to have that regulated, and we need to get people in office that can regulate it," he added. "So you have to have elections instead of selections."


https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-voter-fraud-2666367852/

 

Well MyPillowGuy its the delusions thingy. They can get very expensive.

Mike Lindell whines over bank cancellations: 'I don’t know why you're doing this to me'

M.L. Nestel
November 29, 2023 7:32PM ET



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The bank is playing "hardball" with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell.

The businessman and pitchman turned election denier claims he's trying to ward off the poorhouse by chatting with his bank "almost all afternoon."

"This was part of my big cancellation they did on me over the last three months and one piece where we deal with, our overseas vendors, we're trying to get that lined up and they're really playing — I don't know what the word would be — hardball."

The MAGA-devotee who confided that he is too cash-strapped to pay his lawyers fighting a defamation lawsuit discussed the dire state of his fledging home and attire company during an appearance on the "War Room" podcast with Stephen Bannon.

Lindell appeared lost as to why his bankers are expressing concerns with MyPillow's stability.

"I'm going, 'You guys have no risk here,'" he said. "I don't know why you're doing this to me."

ALSO READ: Here's why taxpayers just paid another $1.3 million into an unused government fund

Lindell says it must be some kind of widespread retribution for coming out swinging for former President Donald Trump and his tireless efforts to prove that the 2020 election was rigged against him.

For years the MyPillow founder and pitchman has been lodging accusations of election fraud and rigging the ballot against Trump against various entities.

Those efforts have resulted in a raft of lawsuits.

The tough road for MyPillow was so bumpy that Lindell has slashed prices on inventory for Black Friday "including mattress toppers, pillows, and slippers."

Discounts include a bathrobe valued at $159.98 now selling for $69.98, and a foam mattress valued at $899.98 that's now being sold for $439.99 — along with a free gift valued at $20 for customers who provide their email address to MyPillow.

Whatever the turbulence with his finances, Lindell remains hopeful of the future.

He said: "But anyway, it's one thing after another Steve, but at least I have the piece that everything's gonna be great going forward."

https://www.rawstory.com/lindell-whines-about-banks/

 

More delusions of grandeur. As well as a persecution complex.

'I was the media's darling': Mike Lindell tells Lara Trump about his downfall

Matthew Chapman
December 7, 2023 9:27PM ET



Mike Lindell speaking with attendees at the 2020 Student Action Summit. (Photo by Gage Skidmore)


In a new interview with Lara Trump, MyPillow CEO and election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell discussed his professional downward spiral as he has became more known for his election denialism than his pillows.

Lindell began the discussion with the story of his drug addiction in the 1990s and early 2000s, which he ultimately managed to overcome as he was growing his pillow company with religion and his own drug dealers "cutting him off."

"You've been at the bottom, Mike, and you've been at the top, and I'll tell you, I feel like when people rise up and they're at the top, you know, top of their game, and they're outspoken in a way that maybe the mainstream media doesn't like, that maybe folks on the left don't like, Hollywood doesn't like, you become a target and they try to basically ruin you ... at what point though do you think you became a target to the left?"

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"The first one was, I was the media's darling around the country before 2016 ... I was the American Dream on steroids, right?" said Lindell. "And I went out, this is on August 15th of 2016, I got invited by our great real president, Donald Trump, to come out and see him at Trump Tower," at which point Lindell knew, despite never having voted before, that Trump was "going to be awesome" — only to receive backlash when he did a press release praising Trump.

Lindell went on after 2020 to become one of the loudest proponents that the election was stolen, holding a "cyber symposium" and making an ill fated bid to lobby the Supreme Court to throw out the election results. As this happened, he began to be dropped from retail stores and suffered severe business losses, as well as defamation lawsuits from election companies.

Ultimately, Lindell has even fallen out with Fox News, which he has increasingly attacked as they have become resistant to interviewing him amid their own legal fallout from pushing election conspiracy theories.


https://www.rawstory.com/lindell-lara-trump-media-darling/

 

Mike Lindell baffled as Fox News claims non-payment: 'We're well within our credit limits'

David Edwards
January 15, 2024 12:29PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell argued that Fox News refuses to air his advertisements because he hired former employee Lou Dobbs.

Last week, Lindell said Fox News had "canceled" his ads and admitted that he owes the company $7.8 million.

"As soon as their account is paid, we would be happy to accept their advertising," a Fox News spokesperson told Raw Story Friday.

"It has nothing to do with paying bills," Lindell insisted to Steve Bannon on Monday. "And I actually have been reaching out to Suzanne Scott, the CEO of Fox. I'll be reaching out to her today to find out what this is all about."

ALSO READ: How Trump's campaign visits cost local police departments

"I'm getting reports from my media buyers that they offered money on Wednesday to actually test one of our new ads," he continued. "And that's when we found out we were shut down, and so it has nothing to do with money. We're well within our credit limits there."

Instead, Lindell offered an alternate theory to explain his dispute with Fox News.

"I believe it's because we brought Lou Dobbs over to Lindell TV, and that happened on a Monday," he speculated. "This happened on a Wednesday. We have the great lineup over at Lindell TV, and his first interview was Donald Trump."

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-and-fox-news-ads/

 

Oh the poor baby. Who will Trump and treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans blame for this?


Mike Lindell ally reveals he is 'losing everything' — and then breaks down crying

Sarah K. Burris
January 29, 2024 8:00PM ET



Mike Lindell speaking with attendees at the 2020 Student Action Summit. (Photo by Gage Skidmore)




Sherronna Bishop spoke to the Turning Point Action conference about the horrific life that Mike Lindell has been plagued with after he attacked large companies claiming they "stole" the 2020 election.

Bishop purported to be part of the "Lindell team," telling the audience she's close enough to the pillow magnate that she too "was raided with the battering ram." The Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic cases are civil cases, not criminal.

Bishop leaked personal information and voter data from Mesa County, Arizona, and handed it over to QAnon conspiracy theorists, reported Colorado Public Radio in Nov. 2021. That alleged data theft got the FBI involved, which is why her home was searched. Her work with Lindell hasn't been the source of the “large teams of heavily armed federal agents, using a battering ram to break down doors.”

She described Lindell as "losing everything, to gain a country. That's what we're doing right now."

She broke down when she began to describe what Lindell had faced.

"In the face of unbelievable odds," she choked up as the audience applauded.

Watch the moment in the video below or at the link here.




https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-2667117216g/

 

Mike Lindell whines after Christian bookstore bans him: 'Every place in the country'

David Edwards
February 19, 2024 12:43PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell resorted to giving away his books for free after he said he was banned by Christian bookstores.

During a Monday appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room, Lindell encouraged the audience to buy products so they could receive his "free" memoir.

"And in there, you're gonna find out, this is where I met the real president," he said, pointing to a photo of Donald Trump. "I went from being a crack addict to Jesus."



"And by the way, Steve, I wanted to tell you, do you know my book is banned in every bookstore in the country?" he added. "Every bookstore, even the christianbooks.com, they've all banned it, everybody."

"You can get a free copy autographed. When I pre-printed these books a couple years ago, they banned it in every place in the country."

Lindell is currently facing a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit filed against him by voting machine companies Smartmatic and Dominion Voting Systems regarding comments he repeatedly made about fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

He has said he has now run out of money, and apparently owes millions to lawyers who were representing him. MAGA event organizers have even taken to appealing to fans to buy his products in an effort to bail him out.

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-2667315835/

 

Its telling, isn't it?

The liberals twirl and spew about conservatives banning books but cheer when a conservatives book is banned.

Why is that, do you suppose?

 

We should clear something up. MyPillowGuy saying his book as been banned in bookstores is a lie. Banning books is taking them off library shelves so no one can read them. A book store deciding not to sell a book is a business decision with the most common reason being no one wants to buy it. His book is for sale on Amazon even though the publisher is Lindell Publishing.

But hey maybe MyPillowGuy can sell his book at CPAC where he is one of the featured speakers.

 

A minor distinction that can be ignored when pushing despicable propaganda

 

I have to admit I have always enjoyed seeing how detached from reality MyPillowGuy is knowing that one day rea;ity could come to bear.


Court upholds ruling that Mike Lindell must pay expert who debunked election lie $5M prize

David Edwards
February 21, 2024 2:16PM ET



MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell waves to guests at a rally with Donald J. Trump in Greenwood. (Right Cheer/Matt Johnson)




A federal court has confirmed a $5 million arbitration judgment against MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell.

In a 12-page order released on Wednesday, U.S. District Court Judge John Tunheim upheld a ruling that found Lindell must pay $5 million to cybersecurity expert Robert Zeidman, who responded to a contest to prove the pillow executive had not obtained evidence from the 2020 election.

Lindell over to pay the prize to anybody who successfully proved it — and Zeidman did.

Lindell had suggested the evidence showed Democrats rigged the 2020 presidential election against Donald Trump.

Last year, an arbitration panel ordered Lindell to pay Zeidman $5 million. Zeidman asked the federal courts to confirm the decision, while Lindell requested that it be overturned.

"A court's review of an arbitration award is very limited," Judge Tunheim explained in Wednesday's order. "Where parties agree to arbitrate, a court cannot substitute a judicial determination for the arbitrator's decision."

"The Court is not at liberty to review the outcome of an arbitration award simply because one party believes it to be incorrect," he continued. "Retrial of the issues is not within the purview of the Court."

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Tunheim concluded by confirming the arbitration decision.

"The Court's responsibility in reviewing an arbitration award is not to reevaluate the merits but rather ensure that the panel acted appropriately," he wrote. "Lindell LLC's only basis for Court action was that the panel acted outside the scope of its authority in issuing the award."

"Even though the Court may have reached a different outcome given an independent initial review of the information, the Court fails to identify evidence that the panel exceeded its authority. Under the Court's narrow review, it will confirm the arbitration award."

Zeidman has said that he doesn't actually expect Lindell to pay up.

"I'm a pessimist in general," he remarked in December. "I don't think I'll see it. I do think he's going to go bankrupt from all the lawsuits and all his expenditures on these illegitimate voting fraud cases. So I think he'll delay things until he's out of money, and I probably won't see anything."



https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-arbitration/

 

‘I have $10K to my name’: Mike Lindell bellyaches after he’s hit with $5M judgment

David Edwards
February 22, 2024 12:38PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell complained after a federal judge decided that he must pay a cybersecurity expert $5 million after he stepped up to Lindell's challenge to debunk election-related claims.

During an appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast, Lindell told an audience at the Conservative Political Action Conference about his loss in court.

"This is pretty close to the anniversary of your coming to Christ and stopping being a, what is it, crackhead?" Bannon began. "And a degenerate gambler, right?"

"Right," Lindell agreed.

ALSO READ: 11 ways Trump doesn't become president

"Tell me about the company, they're trying to put you out of business, they came that close," Bannon said. "They're trying to put Trump, you, and Rudy [Giuliani] in bankruptcy."

"Well, you might all see the news this morning, another ruling came out of Minnesota against me, $5 million, which, well, gotta go to another appeal, and a big distraction wastes more money," Lindell explained. "That was for that challenge from back in the cyber symposium of 21, and the media's all down at that end just attacking me from around the world, but I'm welcoming it, I want to tell them, hey, we have to get rid of the electronic voting machines and go to paper ballots hand-counted."

"And I told them, I said, here's the plan to secure our elections, I'm not gonna be distracted by this, but if you guys wanna learn the plan, go to lindellplan.com. Right now in the state of South Dakota, we just this week, 12 more counties have committed to go to paper ballots hand-counted," he added.

"We're not able to pay — I can't borrow money to pay these attorneys," Lindell told CBS News. "MyPillow can't pay because of what happened. I have $10,000 to my name."

He also said he will be appealing the $5 million ruling. "Of course we're going to appeal it. This guy doesn't have a dime coming," he said.

In his Wednesday ruling, U.S. District Court Judge John Tunheim said Lindell must pay $5 million to cybersecurity expert Robert Zeidman, who proved that the pillow executive did not have evidence that the 2020 presidential election was rigged.

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-5-million-2667343344/

 

MyPillowGuy was a fool without a friend. He was completely delusional about the election being stolen. And since he had money there were lots of people willing to take advantage of him and his delusion. And just like Trump all they had to do was tell him what he wanted to hear. Just like his absolute proof he was going to present at his symposium. Lot's of people including some in the media told him his data was gibberish. But then he just doubled down on it and made the$5 million reward to anyone who cold prove it false. Which happened almost instantly as soon as he released his"data."

And we need a lot more than just "efforts" to restore confidence in our elections. We need federal laws against people claiming election fraud without evidence. We need laws to protect our democracy from the fascists.



Mike Lindell $5 million voter fraud challenger wants to use reward to restore voting trust

M.L. Nestel
February 22, 2024 8:39PM ET



MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell waves to guests at a rally with Donald J. Trump in Greenwood. (Right Cheer/Matt Johnson)




He debunked MyPillow's Mike Lindell's $5 million challenge and now a federal judge is paving the way for him to collect the prize.

Robert Zeidman, a Nevada-based computer forensics expert who happened to vote for former President Donald Trump, produced a 15-page report to prove false Lindell's supposed evidence that the Chinese interfered with meddling with the voting machines in the 2020 election.

The "Prove Mike Wrong Challenge" was accepted by Zeidman and today in Minneapolis, U.S. District Judge John Tunheim ruled Zeidman “is awarded $5 million plus post-judgment interest beginning April 19, 2023, to be paid within 30 days of issuance of this Order, per the Arbitration Award.”

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Lindell is expected to appeal the decision in what he called a “corrupt” case.

Shortly after the gains in court, Zeidman appeared on CNN's "Out Front" to tease what he will do should Lindell pay him the reward he earned, noting he's already preparing to do good with the windfall.

"...if I do get this money, I plan to put it towards nonprofits that look into election reliability and I'm already working with Nevada Policy Research Institute where I live in Nevada because I think I wish that people from both parties would come together," Zeidman said. "I knew people in the 2020 sorry, 2000 election, Bush v Gore, and it was mostly Democrats who said the machines were hacked or not working, then again, recently it's the Republican saying this.

"It seems like reasonable people can come together and come up with systems we agree we need."

Despite all the good intentions, Zeidman remains cautiously optimistic he'll see a dime of Lindell's dough.

"I still have some doubts that I'll see it," he said. Lindell has some ability to keep appealing and I think the appeal should be denied pretty quickly."

"There's really no grounds for appeal at this point, but he can drag it on for awhile until unfortunately, there are rumors that he's running out of money and it doesn't surprise me."

He recently claimed to be hard up for any money.

"I have $10,000 to my name," Lindell said.

Watch below or click the link.





https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-voter-fraud-winner-trust/

 

I hope so.

Mike Lindell's lawyers advise him he could 'go to jail' after posting election data

David Edwards
March 4, 2024 4:13PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has been warned that he could face jail time after hosting a website with allegedly stolen election data from Colorado.

During a Monday interview on Real America's Voice, Lindell reacted to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that found states could not remove Donald Trump from the 2024 presidential ballot for insurrection.

Lindell called Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold "evil" for her role in trying to remove Trump from the ballot. Lindell said Griswold was also behind other legal action against the 2020 presidential election deniers.

"I mean, the crime she's committed is unbelievable," he told host Jack Posobiec. "Then what she's done against Tina Peters and the whole group."

Lindell reminded the audience that he had defiantly posted an allegedly stolen copy of data from a Dominion voting machine.

"I put the whole image up there, Jack, a year and a half ago, and the media won't even tell people about it," the pillow executive opined. "My lawyers are going, Mike, you could maybe go to jail."

ALSO READ: ‘America First’ is Trump first, Russia close second

"You know, I said, I don't care," he continued. "I've been there before. "The world needs to know what this woman did, this Jena Griswold."

Lindell predicted that Trump's Supreme Court ruling would also mean a 9-0 decision in his favor.

"I've said a long time ago that the Supreme Court will end up voting 9-0 and in a lot of issues, everybody," he insisted. "We have a huge case that's going to get to the Supreme Court, and I believe it within two weeks, Jack, and we're going to get the word out everywhere when this, when we make this announcement, my lawyers and myself, when we make this announcement, it's one thing."

"The people need to know that it's at the Supreme Court so they can accept it, and I believe when they do it, it's going to be another 9-0."

Lindell is facing billions of dollars in lawsui

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-jail/

 

This is something that has always amazed me about the treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans. Trump has always been literally and clinically mentally ill. But because Trump claims he a Republican treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans claim he's great and back him no matter how insane he gets. That spreads his psychosis and attacks more literally and clinically mentally ill people totally detached from reality. And then treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans back them to. And then insanity and reality meet head on and treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans choose insanity and cut off their noses to spite their faces,



Mike Lindell-style conspiracy theories blow up Kansas GOP's own voter restriction bill

Brad Reed
March 5, 2024 6:53AM ET



MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell speaking with attendees at the 2020 Student Action Summit. (Gage Skidmore/Flickr)




The Kansas Republican Party was set to pass a bill aimed at curbing the amount of time voters have to return mail-in ballots -- but it's being blown up thanks to a widespread belief in Mike Lindell-style conspiracy theories about voting machines.

According to ABC News, the bill in question would have ended the three-day post-election grace period for voters to get their mail-in ballots back to election offices and would have mandated that all ballots be returned by the time polls close on election day.

While this measure in and of itself stood a good chance of passing into law, some hardliner Republicans in the Kansas state senate insisted on including provisions that ban remote drop boxes and that bar election officials from using machines to count votes.

The report notes that false conspiracy theories about vote-counting machines have proliferated among Republicans since the 2020 presidential election, when Trump-loving pillow monger Mike Lindell and attorney Sidney Powell started spreading false claims about Dominion Voting Systems using machines to steal the election from Trump.

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Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson slammed the additions to the bill, as he said they would make it all but doomed to fail.

“This isn’t a vote that’s going to secure our election,” he said. "It’s going to put an anchor around the underlying bill.”

Rep. Pat Proctor, the Republican Elections Committee chair, similarly expressed reservations about the new measures.

“Kansans that are not neck-deep in politics — they see absolutely no issue with voting machines and, frankly, neither do I," he said.



https://www.rawstory.com/kansas-voter-restriction-bill/

 

Loopy logic.
Thats so ........... weird.

Ah! American hater.
Nuff said.

 

'Too dangerous': Mike Lindell cancels Supreme Court voting machine stunt

David Edwards
March 12, 2024 6:32PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell says he will not travel to the U.S. Supreme Court to reveal evidence about voting machines as he had promised.

In recent days, Lindell teased his stunt, promising to personally visit the high court on Thursday.

"This is big, everybody," Lindell told Steve Bannon on Saturday. "This is what we've been waiting for."

The pillow executive claimed to have "explosive" new evidence in the election case of Republican Kari Lake — currently campaigning to represent Arizona in the U.S. Senate — that would prove voting machines were being used to rig elections.

ALSO READ: Two Trump legal lifelines are tilting Election 2024 in Donald's favor

But on Tuesday, Lindell said he no longer planned to hold an event at the court.

"The Supreme Court case, the lawyers will be turning it in later on on Thursday," Lindell said of his purported evidence. "We were going to do it right on-site at the Supreme Court, but they said, no, Mike, it's too risky."

"It's going to be too dangerous," he added. "The evidence we're going to put in this case has never been seen before. And the only reason we're able to do it is because they kicked this case out on standing. Had they not done that, we wouldn't be able to add this new evidence."

"And it is so explosive."

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-supreme-court-2667497968/

 

Ok here we go again. The Supreme Court is going to look at the evidence,o kick President Biden out of office, and reinstate Trump as president. Gee where have we heard this before?


Mike Lindell teases 'explosive evidence' of fraud that will unanimously convince SCOTUS

Matthew Chapman
March 13, 2024 9:49PM ET



Donald Trump and Mike Lindell. (Facebook)




MyPillow CEO and election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell wants everyone to know that tomorrow, he will finally release the "explosive evidence" that will prove he was right all along about the 2020 election being stolen.

"We're able to add new evidence that just came about three months ago," said Lindell on his Lindell-TV program with former Fox host Lou Dobbs. "This evidence is more explosive than any evidence I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot. This is gonna shock the world on Thursday, and it's — Lou, I've never been more optimistic and excited."

Lindell has repeatedly claimed in the past that he has incontrovertible evidence of fraud in the 2020 election, even holding "cyber symposiums" for people to showcase everything they've found which went nowhere. He also filed a self-styled "petition" with the Supreme Court demanding they reinstate former President Donald Trump to the presidency, and after the justices declined to respond to it, his angry fans began flooding them with physical copies of the petition in the mail.

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Ultimately, Lindell was slapped with defamation suits, and even many right-wing networks stopped inviting him on to air his claims, forcing him to create his own media platforms to keep speaking.

Despite all this, he remains convinced this time he'll succeed — and not just succeed, but get the Supreme Court to rule for him unanimously.

"I really believe these Supreme Court justices — they have grandchildren, children, they have families and they have neighbors, and they see the destruction of our country," Lindell told Dobbs. "Just like they made the 9-0 vote for the Constitution with the Colorado case, keeping our great, real president on the ballot, I believe if they accept this, this evidence is so explosive that it'll have to be another 9-0 vote."

Watch the video below or at the link.

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-explosive-fraud-evidence/

 

I will dig up the analysis later but the one I read lays out why MyPillowGuy's "evidence" is as laughable as all his other "world shocking" revelations. And it was a no brainer. Its not evidence of anything. Its a bunch of tin foil hat conspiracies that has already not only been rejected by the Arizona courts Karie Lake's lawyers were actually sanctioned for filing such bullshit.



'It's over!' Mike Lindell hedges on Supreme Court evidence that will 'shock the world'

David Edwards
March 14, 2024 12:51PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell declined on Thursday to reveal evidence that he said would "shock the world" by proving voting machines were used to rig Kari Lake's (R) failed election for governor in Arizona.

Lindell initially promised to reveal the evidence on the Supreme Court's steps but backed off, saying it was "too dangerous."

During a Thursday appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast, Lindell continued to tease his court filing.

"You heard many times... put up or shut up," Bannon said. "Today's your day."

Lindell began by discarding a handful of "tinfoil hats" because he said he no longer needed them.

"Today's the day everybody. It's over — will be filed today and we're very excited," he explained. "I've waited for this day for three years, and the open door is finally there. You're gonna see things you've never seen before, everybody."

ALSO READ: Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s ‘Squad’ dying?

The pillow executive said he planned a Friday press conference to discuss his legal findings.

Bannon observed Lindell could have abandoned his crusade to prove voting machines were used to steal the 2020 election from Donald Trump.

"You said no, Rudy [Giuliani] said no, Trump said no.... Peter Navarro wouldn't be going to prison next week," the host explained. "These are heroes and patriots. People have said no way, my country comes first; these people stole this election."

"We're gonna prove they stole it, and we're gonna set things right."

Lindell suggested people should spread the word about his election evidence by giving his percale sheets to friends.

"You know, tell them to tell them about the Supreme Court, then say here's a set of sheets for your sleep," he insisted.

Watch the video below or at this link.

https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-supreme-court-evidence/

 

'We need your help!' Mike Lindell panics as he realizes Supreme Court case is 'long shot'

David Edwards
March 18, 2024 2:02PM ET



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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell begged for donations Monday after he admitted the evidence he presented for Kari Lake's election case did not "shock the world" as he had promised.

Lindell blamed the media after experts said his voting machine evidence was nothing new. Lake has asked the Supreme Court to rule that voting machines cannot be used in future elections after she lost her bid for governor in Arizona. Lindell and Lake have said voting machine companies caused her to lose.

"It's an emergency injunction to expedite this case," Lindell explained to conservative podcast host Steve Bannon. "What's gonna come out now will be all the declarations and all the evidence to back up the case. So this is the second part of it. This was very much planned by our lawyers."

"Because the media right now is out there," he continued. "It hasn't really reached the masses of the media, but the ones that are out there are trying to discredit [it]. 'Well, there's nothing behind this.' It's coming, all the declarations."

Lindell pleaded for donations to his legal "offense" fund.

READ MORE: MAGA’s Christian nationalism excludes a vast majority of Christianity

"We need your help!" he said. "All this, any funds coming in, the offense fund, I'm always on the offense."

"We need the Supreme Court case advertised," Lindell insisted. "We need to get it out there. I'm gonna take funds. 100% of the money coming in is gonna go to help save our country. This, we really need your help now, War Room Posse. We've come this far."

Bannon noted that Lake's case was a "long shot."

"Steve, it is a long shot, but here's the thing," Lindell replied. "We need to get the word out because the stuff that's gonna drop, the decryption, the decryption keys that are inside the machines for the whole world to see."

Lindell revealed that he planned to use the Supreme Court case to defend himself against a defamation lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting Systems.

"But Steve, all this evidence, this new evidence is gonna be used far and wide," he opined. "There's cases out there, as you know, Mike Lindell and MyPillow getting sued for billions of dollars."

"I'm gonna be taking all this and going, hey, we were right all along."

But in remarks to The Arizona Republic, Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer said he was not impressed by Lindell's evidence.

"Same old crazy," Richer said. "Zero percent chance the United States Supreme Court decides to spend its very limited time on something so crazy that it got sanctioned to the tune of $100,000-plus at the trial court level."


https://www.rawstory.com/mike-lindell-supreme-court-long-shot/