MyPillow CEO Releases His Election Evidence And Its A Blurry Mess

MyPillow CEO MIke Lindell FINALLY released his evidence showing that the election was stolen last week, and it was just as pathetic as you would expect. Lindell had numbers and codes running across a screen so fast that you couldn't even read them if you paused it, which is basically just further proof that he is completely full of it. The election was NOT stolen, and Lindell's reputation is about to hit rock bottom. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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You know, folks for several weeks or maybe even several months, I have been telling you that if Mike Lindell actually had the evidence that he claims to have, that would overturn the 20, 20 election that he would release it. He wouldn't just be sitting on it, waiting for his August. Cyber symposium that he now says is going to be even bigger than when Elvis played in Hawaii. Oh, and by the way, he's also offering $5 million to anybody who can prove that he's wrong about this. So keep that in your back pocket. But Mike and proved me wrong this past week, Thursday evening, he finally released the evidence that as he says, shows Donald Trump won the election. So ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, here's Michael Sandel presenting the evidence that the 2020 election was stolen. Take a

Look. This is, yeah, this is big news. Yeah. There's big news. Why don't you pull it? I want you to put that once again, that we're in now to put those facts, those sides, that data back up there again. Or let it roll again. Rolling right now. Right? I really want everybody to know that that this is, you know, that this is what the cyber guys are going to see. This is the real deal here, everybody. This is first time. Well, tonight we had a show earlier, but today what's the date today? Brandon today is, uh, July 22nd, Thursday, July 22nd, Thursday, July 22nd, 2021. The first evidence was late. Birds released right now show when I read stuff about these naysayers, those saw this seven scroll blend, uh, for this for some,

Um, you, you sure showed me Mike. Oh, drats that proves it. Right? Folks saw those blurry things. I don't even know. What are those others letters are those numbers? Is it code? Is it a DNA sequence? Um, did your cat walk across the keyboard? Honest to God. Can't tell what any of that is. And by the way, if you were to take that video, pause it on any given time, even slow it down, basically go frame by frame, which people did. You still can't make all the numbers. It is a blurry, jumbled mess, because none of it is real. Mike Lindell thought he could shut up his critics by putting out whatever this fake bogus blurry is. And it backfired spectacularly that whatever was shown on that screen, there was not evidence of voter fraud. It was not evidence of voting machines being hacked.

It literally looked like Lynn Dell had spent the day just banging his head on the keyboard and then whatever came up, he was like, I guess that's my evidence then. Okay. Who? I had to go lay down. I don't know what the hell he did. I don't know where the hell this came from. And I don't even know what the hell it is, but I can promise you. It's not proof that the election was stolen. Lindell has officially, I mean, he's officially went off the deep end and months and months ago, but this is just getting absurd. The guy is basically a parody of himself at this point. Like if Saturday night live wanted to make fun of him, they couldn't do a better job than what he's already doing to himself. It's embarrassing. It's pathetic. And that is what this man has become. You know, you could have just lived out the rest of your days as the millionaire pillow guy.

Instead you're hemorrhaging money. Your company is dying and your going out as the loon, who's about to make a huge of himself at this cyber symposium in August. But like I mentioned, folks, by the way, he is offering $5 million to anyone who attends his cyber symposium. So you got to attend it, but if you can prove that he is lying about this, uh, you get $5 million. It's hard to disprove a negative, but if you're able to do it $5 million is yours. Take him up on that because he deserves to be proven wrong and shown to be the fool that he is.