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4:55Now PlayingThis past weekend at CPAC, CBS reporter Robert Costa took a moment to ask MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell about paperwork that he had in his hand relating to declaring Martial Law following the 2020 Presidential election. Lindell had the papers in his hand while being photographed heading into the White House. The question from Costa was enough to send Lindell into an absolutely deranged tirade, where he began chanting and shouting at the reporter for asking a simple question. Farron Cousins explains what happened.
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In the weeks following the November, 2020 election, Mike Lindell had made a couple trips to the white house. And on one of those trips, he was photographed carrying in some papers into the white house itself. And one of 'em, you could clearly see the words Marshall law, if necessary. Now of course, these discussions were about how do we overturn these election results? What are our legal options, blah, blah, blah, everything. We already know that these disgusting scumbags were attempting to do behind the scenes, but Marshall law, if necessary kind of seems like a big idea, right? Kind of seems like something people need to understand. Why was this even presented to anyone inside the white house? And Mike ele, CEO of MyPillow is the one who walked in with the paper. So this past weekend at CPAC, uh, CBS reporter, Robert Costa, Robert Acosta, excuse me, was able to actually catch Mike Linde and finally ask him point blank. Where'd you get the paper, right? Where'd it come from? Who wrote it? Was it? You was it, was it somebody else who wrote the paper and Mike Linde lost his mind. Take a look. This is just a partial clip by the way of Mike Linde going Absolut berserk. When Acosta asked him about that piece of paper, take a look.
Our trader trader trader trader trader CBS. Robert Coky is a trader to the United States of America. No you're at trader. This is old news. Your regur, you care about. Why are you protect at the company called dominion? And you attack a company called MyPillow. You're a trader to our country. You're a disgusting trader trader trader trader trader trader. You're disgusting, disgusting, CBS. You're one step above Fox. Doesn't talk at all. That's what you guys are. He's asking me about the picture at the white house a year ago. They're disgusting. You won't tell me the lawyers. You're disgusting. You're disgusting. Disgusting. Are you a communist?
You're one. Are we gonna trade over here? I love how at one point you actually can hear somebody else like joining in like Trey and then nobody else, everybody in the background of that clip is kinda looking over. They're like, what what's he doing? It's Mike Linde say, you know, it's something crazy. And then he ends it with, are you a communist, Mike Lindell without looking it up? Can you define what a communist is? Do, do you even know any of the basic, like tens of communism? Could you name any of them? The answer is probably no. And by the way, I think I was, I was calling him a Costa. Uh, it is Costa it's Robert Costa with CBS. So my apologies for that, um, it's actually multiple different ways in this article I've got here. So, oops, sorry. But either way, that was freaking nuts.
And I love how we can just finally be candid about this and admit like this guy's not right. This guy's not normal. This isn't the way you behave. When somebody asks you a valid question that you have written on a piece of paper, Marshall law, if necessary, and you took that paper along with your other stack, into the white house to meet with the president of the United States. We deserve answers about that. That doesn't make anybody a, a trait hell. That means that Robert Costas doing his something that we always want the press to do. And Costa dang, it was doing it. So you don't get to flip out on these people for literally doing their job for standing up for the American people and saying, why did you approach the president with a piece of paper talking about Marshall law? We all deserve an answer to that. Mike Linde is never going to give it to us maybe someday under oath, right? Maybe eventually as these investigations continue, Mike Linde is gonna be forced to finally admit some very difficult truths about what he's been up to following the 2020 election. But until then we can expect more deflection. We can more anger and possibly unfortunately more failed chanting, trying to get everybody to hate on the people who are just asking questions about the future of our democracy here in the United States.
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