MyPillow Guy Forced To Sell His Plane As Lawsuits Mount

Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, might be facing a tough time financially, as it was recently revealed that he sold one of is MyPillow planes (though the price was not revealed.) This plane had been used by Lindell on multiple occasions recently, including, as Lindell claims, to transport "machines" that he believed would vindicate his claims of election interference. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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Apparently all is not well in the world of my pillow CEO, Mike Lindell folks, sad news this week, it was reported by salon.com that Lindell apparently had to sell one of his MyPillow private jets because his legal fees are just getting too too high. And he simply doesn't have the money to pay for it. According to the report. Now, the jet that he sold is an older jet, right? It's from 1993, but a similar jet, even though we do not know the price of which Lindale sold this one, a similar jet, according to salon.com, uh, sells for about two and a half million dollars. So, you know, not, uh, not the most expensive private jet out there, but Lindell, according to one of his, uh, I guess former staffers looking into the election crap, uh, admitted in fact here is okay. Josh merit, a former member of Lindale's red team at his August South Dakota event told salon the plane was sold to bank role in Dell's legal defense in the dominion lawsuit, the pillow king unloaded the aircraft quote because he's needing money. Merit said he just started raising money for the lawsuit by dominion.

So he's in that much Nita cash know to sell a jet. That's only worth two and a half million while by the way, keeping his, uh, he's got another jet, at least one it's a 2005 models. So it's a little bit newer, probably worth a heck of a lot of money. Yeah. I imagine things. Aren't all well and pillow world, huh. And Hey, at least this shows that Mike Lindell has taken the lawsuit at least a little bit seriously knows that he is probably in pretty deep trouble. You know, you wouldn't be raising money for this. If you thought, ah, not to worry, I'm going to get off scot-free with it because let's not forget by the way that his lawyers have actually already tried to appeal the case to get it dismissed. After the judge decided not to dismiss it, they tried to appeal that decision before the thing even went to trial to get it dismissed by an appellate court.

I guess that's still kicking around out there, but as lawyers are smug, you know, whatever's, uh, it was about to, uh, call them jackasses. But Hey, let's just call them jackasses, smug jackasses who, uh, believe that, oh, they're going to get all their hands on the dominion stuff during discovery and it's going to be great and they're going to expose everything and yeah, that's not going to happen. There have been audits. Michael and Dell has been given literally every single opportunity to show that he wasn't lying about dominion. He's had the chance and other lawsuits. He had the chance at a cyber symposium. Hell he has the chance in this lawsuit here. If he went to the court right now and said, boom, here's my evidence. What you got, I guarantee you dominion would drop the suit in order to save face. And his lawyers know that, but they're trying to play the, you know, the tough guy lawyers, we're going to get this dismissed.

And they're good lawyers. I mean, I disagree with him politically, but Alan Dershowitz like him or not, he's still a good lawyer, but he is a little smug. And that smugness may end up being his downfall fall here. As for Lindell. I imagine he's going to continue trying to raise money from other people to pay off this lawsuit when it does eventually rule against him as for dominion and the discovery process, they probably have nothing to worry about. And if Lindell and his lawyers are thinking, they're finally going to get the evidence they need, based on the demo opinion documents they're going to get during discovery, then that means they've been bluffing all the way up to this point. They realize that for a second, even when they came on, you know, during the cyber stuff symposium, and we're talking about all, we're going to get it all during discovery and it's going to prove it will you claim you already had the proof, but now you're saying, okay, well we don't, but if we get into discovery, then we will.

That that's really, really not going to look good for you because you were literally lying up to that point. Not that the documents are going to give you anything anyway, you know, I don't know a whole heck of a lot about dominion. I don't know where they put their money politically, but I did. I do know at this point it seems pretty obvious.