Mike Lindell Humiliated By Jimmy Kimmel During His New Symposium

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was absolutely humiliated by Jimmy Kimmel on the first day of his new symposium where he is supposed to be laying out "God's plan" to save America. But Jimmy Kimmel didn't show up to the event, nor was he calling in - the humiliation came from Lindell accidentally playing a clip from Kimmel's show where he was roasting the pillow salesman. Things didn't get much better for Lindell after that, as Farron Cousins explains.

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So Mike Lindell, founder and c e o of MyPillow this week is hosting yet another, uh, symposium of sorts where he had teased us about a month and a half ago that he was going to reveal the plan that God himself or herself had given to him to save democracy here in the United States. So yesterday, Lindell took the stage and, uh, you know, was prepared to tell everybody how he personally, through God, of course, is going to save the United States. And, uh, unfortunately for, for the Pillow man, Jimmy Kimmel had other plans. Now, it's not that Jimmy Kimmel showed up there or that Jimmy Kimmel called in. It's that Mike Lindell apparently played the wrong video, and instead of showing us how he's gonna save America, turned it to a video of Jimmy Kimmel making fun of him. Here's what happened. Take a look.

This summit is all about hope and the plan to secure our elections immediately. I want you, I want you to watch this video and see if y'all remember this. We're attacking his power grid. No, no, no. This is the wrong one. This is the wrong one. Hold on. Well, that's coming.

Um, yeah, I, I'd say we should totally trust the guy who can't sort through his own video files to show us that voter fraud. 100% exists in the United States, right? I mean, the guy can't keep his own PowerPoint in line, and we're supposed to believe him when he tells us that he has all of this cyber evidence, the cyber gauge, you're doing this, we got it all. We're gonna, um, yeah. So kudos to Jimmy Kimmel for doing absolutely nothing, but still managing to completely disrupt Mike Lindell's symposium. Um, I gotta tell you, I, I am a little disappointed. I was really hoping we were gonna get to know God's plan to save the United States, but Mike Lindell actually did tell the crowd that he is not going to present any evidence of voter fraud at this little symposium. So that's a little disappointing, right? I mean, you know, that's kind of his thing. But he told everybody at the start of it, you know, I'm not presenting any new voter fraud evidence. I'm not even gonna do that because I've already done plenty. Right? He's like, I've already proven that, so I don't need to do it. I'm just gonna tell you how to save democracy. And for more on saving our democracy, here's Jimmy Kimmel. 'cause I don't know how to run a computer.

How anyone in this country takes this man seriously blows my mind. Now, I know if you're watching this, obviously you don't take Mike Lindell seriously. I think it's fairly obvious at this point that I don't take him seriously. But the sad reality that we have to face is that there are plenty of people who do, there are plenty of people in the United States of America today that look at Mike Lindell and they say, there is a man who is saving our country. There is a man that has exposed rampant corruption across the board. There is a man who is the very future of this country itself. That is the most terrifying part. Obviously, throughout human history, there have been weirdos, right? There have been wackos, there's been the village idiot, and it's always been relegated to like that one individual, you know, screaming on the street corner.

Everybody's like, ah, yeah, that's, uh, that's old Joe. Everybody knows him. You know, he is, he's, uh, not harmful at all. He is just sitting there yelling. But today, it's not just people screaming on a street corner because it's people that actually have money and power that have become the village idiots. It's those types of people that have the large followings on social media. They have it, you know, on, on, on YouTube. They don't have to go out and look like a lunatic on the street corner because they can now do it from a nice posh studio. They're still yelling crazy crap at you all day, but they just look professional. Now while they do it, the village idiot trope has now been elevated, and unfortunately millions of Americans every day buy into what those village idiots are telling them. 15, 20 years ago, and all the time before that, these people were easy to ignore.