MyPillow CEO May Have Just Admitted To A Serious Crime

During an interview this week on his own platform, Lindell TV, MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell made an admission that might actually be a crime. Lindell claimed that he had his "cyber guys" that will be able to "look into voting machines" in real time on election day next week. But accessing voting machines is a crime - a crime that some of Lindell's good friends are already facing charges for doing. Farron Cousins discusses this new claim from Lindell.

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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell in an interview on his own network this week where even though he owns the network, he was for some reason being interviewed by some other dude there. But anyway, Mike Lindell claimed that he is by God, not gonna let what happen in 2020 happened in 2022, and in making this claim, he may have actually just admitted to a pretty serious crime. And before I get into what that crime is, I will let Mike Lindell in his own words, tell you what he's got up his sleeve for next week. Here he is,

This election, and I'm telling everyone out there, we are watching from every angle. We, there's people in every state, every county, every precinct, Brandon remember you. They might think you can't look and see what's going inside that black box. But we can now in real time through something called the Edison Report. Everybody, we have cyber guys watching this. We, I looked at a thing today, it was on my, my Twitter back from November of 2020, and they showed CNN 20,000 votes dropping right off at Donald Trump's total in real time. You guys votes don't go in reverse. These are computer manipulation algorithms. So what I'm telling you is this selection, it's all eyes. We have all the camera angles. Now, why? Now everyone would say, Well, Mike, why are you telling the bad guys right now? Well, I'm telling them, Brandon, because the way I look at it, we're gonna, it's gonna be a win-win because the ones where we can override, the algorithms are gonna be there. They're gonna win. And then also the ones that don't, all of it, we got it all under camera. Well, maybe,

So let me, let me go back to the, to the beginning of, of Mike Lindell's statement there. Um, he says, I got my cyber guys who are able to get into these machines in real time to see what's happening. Hmm, that's illegal. What Mike Lindell just admitted to in that video is illegal. And you can't convince me that Mike Lindell doesn't know that that's illegal because he has multiple friends right now who are facing criminal charges, some who've already been indicted for doing the very thing that he is saying his cyber guys are ready to do on election day. Like that's a crime. Accessing a voting machine is a crime, especially as he says in real time. His cyber guys, he always calls 'em his cyber guys. I don't even know who these yahoos are. Um, Lindell, if you're admitting that you have a team that is capable of hacking into these voting machines to see what's happening, um, I would expect a visit from the FBI any moment now, right?

Because that is like hugely illegal. Even if you're just monitoring it. We're not change. We're monitoring it. Cool. Still illegal, like still could be prosecuted for it. Just ask Tina Peters how that's going for her. Here's the thing, we're also not just Tina Peters in Colorado, but we're also seeing the same thing that played itself out in Georgia, that people that were caught on video being led into that, uh, Coffee County Elections Office, copying all that data from the voting machines accessing the voting machines, um, those votes had not yet been certified by the state. So that takes something that's already illegal and makes it like super illegal. Like those are even more serious criminal charges than just accessing it, accessing it prior to them being certified. You're in deep felony territory at that point. And if I'm not mistaken, I'm pretty sure that's what Mike Lindell just admitted to in that clip.

You can't go out there and say that your cyber guys can access voting machines in real time on election day because none of those votes would've been certified on election day. They're not even gonna be certified days after the election. It takes a while before the actual certification to take place. So I don't know about you, but based on what I just saw, based on what I know about US law, based on the indictments we've already seen, in my opinion, it appears that Mike Lindell just admitted to a very serious felony that he plans on committing apparently on election day. Maybe you have a different interpretation of that, but that's what it sounded like to me.