MyPillow CEO Accidentally Suggests Trump Will Try To Steal 2024 Election

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell doesn't appear to think before he speaks, and that could get his good friend Donald Trump into trouble. Lindell suggested this week that Donald Trump will end up getting more votes in the 2024 election than there are people, which could only be done by way of fraud. But that's what Lindell says will happen if Trump keeps getting indicted because Lindell swears that Trump's popularity is going through the roof. Farron Cousins discusses the bizarre "accidental admission" from Lindell.

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Well, folks, Mike Lindell, c e o of MyPillow, uh, he likes to come out every couple weeks or so and just remind everybody that yep, he's still not quite, uh, in the same reality as the rest of us, I think is the nicest way to say it. But this week, Mike Lindell accidentally claimed that Donald Trump could be committing fraud in the 2024 election. And Lindell ironically did this while talking about how awesome Trump is going to perform in the 2024 election because of the indictments against him. Here's what Mike Lindell had to say about what's gonna happen in 2024 with Donald Trump and I, and you know, that's, that's, that's not how you say that. You don't say, and I, and you, I mean, my God, dude, I, okay, Jesus, it's so hards to read quotes sometimes from people who, who can't, you know, put a whole thought together.

Jesus. Alright? And I, and you know, if they keep indicting our real President, Donald Trump, he'll have more votes than we have people in the United States. It'll be like Pennsylvania that has more votes than voters. Every time they attack him, his numbers go up. You just, you just implicated Donald Trump in a potential fraud scheme, a fraud scheme that obviously has not come to fruition because we have not had the 2024 election. But in order for Donald Trump to get more votes than there are voters in the country, there would have to be massive fraud, which I thought Mike Lindell was like totally against. Like, isn't that your whole thing now? Like, not just pillows, but voter fraud too. But here you're saying that Trump's gonna get more voters than voters. What? Like, I know you're using hyperbole to try to show us how, how well he's gonna do in the 2024 election.

But you did it in a way that indicates that you think he's gonna pull off a massive fraud against the government of the United States, which ironically, he's actually been indicted for. So weird way to say it, especially if you're supposed to be the voter fraud identifier. Like, don't try to act like we're gonna have more votes than voters. 'cause that's, that kind of runs afoul of your whole gig now. But it also runs afoul of reality as per usual. What we're seeing right now, is that all of the polls show us that Lindell is half right. Donald Trump's support is increasing. But there's a very important asterisk next to that statement. Donald Trump's support is increasing, and the rest of the sentence is among Republican voters, not among all voters, not among independent voters, not among the no party affiliation voters, the ones who will actually be determining the outcome of the 2024 election. Trump standing with those people has not gone up at

All. Like even before the indictments, it hadn't gone up. And that's what these Republicans 'cause Lauren Bobert made a similar claim. Marjorie Taylor Greene may have, I haven't paid attention to some of the crazy stuff she said recently, but they all seem to say the same thing. Like Trump's poll numbers are going through the roof and they're only going through the roof. When you're looking at that microcosm of the country, the Republican party, self-identified Republican voters are 25% of registered voters here in the United States. So 25% of the population, only 40% of Republican voters identify as MAGA Republicans. So Trump supporters. So Trump only has 40% of the support overall in terms of who identifies as what of 25% of registered voters.