Incoherent Mike Lindell Celebrates Election Fraud Report Full Of Nonsense

MyPillow founder Mike Lindell was celebrating this week after Donald Trump released a so-called "report" about election fraud in the 2020 election. But Lindell might want to put the champagne away, because the report doesn't include any actual facts and most of the citations are simply from conspiracy theory videos posted on YouTube and Rumble. There was no fraud in 2020, at least not enough to overturn the election, and Trump's report proves he has nothing. Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Well, folks, as we all know, a couple days ago, Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that they were releasing this massive report on all the fraud that took place in all the swing states in the 2020 election. Now, the report landed with a giant thud. The media really didn't even talk about it. Like the Daily Beast had a tiny little snippet that was then reposted by Yahoo News. But if you go out there looking for that actual report, believe it or not, it's very hard to find because nobody cared. Nobody talked about it. But there is one person out there who is still so excited that he's almost wetting himself over it. And that is of course, MyPillow, CEO and founder Mike Lindell during a segment on his own network this week where he was being interviewed for some reason on his own network, Mike Lindell, in a very incoherent, you know, uh, slurring interview, talked about how awesome it was that Donald Trump finally laid it all out there for the public to see. So here is a very overexcited and for some reason very glitchy and slurring. Mike Lindell. Take it away.

I dunno if you know Mike, this is blown up all over social media, particularly Twitter slash x today. People are now saying that President Trump has released this report that's people are circulating it and claiming it was released by him today.

Yeah, well, um, that's who I probably think released it, which, uh, you know, it's, I guess, uh, maybe the lawyers finally said, Hey, you can release the report. You know, which

Makes you remember, which makes one wonder, is this the press conference he was gonna hold?

Yeah, you think back when, uh, when, uh, when we were doing our event in August, um, he put out a, a tweet, or I mean a truth, not a tweet, a truth. He put out a truth saying, I'm looking forward to the press conference Monday night or whatever night that was up in BedMaster. And then a couple hours later, he shut it down because on advice, I believe on advice from his lawyers, Hey, let's wait till we get to court. Well, everybody knows what they're doing in court. Everybody. I got piles of lawsuits. They just try and run you outta money. It's a big distraction. And they pushed it out where past the 2024 election. So good for him that, you know, if he's the one that released it, that that good for the lawyers, or maybe he didn't listen, maybe just said, I'm putting it out there. Why would this be, you know, these are facts people, and wait till you see this stuff. You're gonna be so upset tonight. But

Oh boy, it's gonna get on.

We do. Yeah. Right. I mean, those are certainly noises that were coming out of your very horrible video. And I had to cut it off there for you folks after he, you know, got right up in the camera. Didn't didn't want you to have to deal with whatever weirdness that was, but that was certainly incoherent. Um, here's the thing. Mike Trump's new report, if you can even call it that it is not the bombshell that you think it is. It's literally a 27 page rehashing of all of the claims they have made and you have made over the last three years. Like, that's it. There's literally no new evidence in this. I was able to find, uh, one of the best summaries of this, uh, the Jerusalem Post actually went through and looked at the citations in Trump's new report. And do you know what most of them are, most of the 99 citations in that new report are just links to YouTube and Rumble videos of conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

Like, that's, that, that's not actual facts. That's not like research papers or evidence. You're just like, Hey, this dude put up a video. And he said this, so we're gonna say it in our report, but there are some news articles, right? I mean, news articles from places like Gateway Pundit, one America News Network and The Federalist. So a bunch of right wing propaganda, right? But of course, you know, he does cite some things from from Georgia. He just, they, they didn't, they didn't put any links to it.