MyPillow CEO Says Trump Is Positive He'll Be Reinstated As President

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell told Alex Jones this week that during his conversations with Trump, the former President is "very positive" about the possibility of being reinstated as President. Lindell claims that there is all sorts of new "evidence" coming out of places like Arizona and Georgia, but he still refuses to share any of this with the public. Lindell is either a liar or a complete lunatic, and it is getting harder and harder to tell which one he is. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains why Lindell's delusional fantasy can't possibly come true.

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During a conversation with Alex Jones this week, My Pillow CEO, Mike Lindell said that he is regularly talking to Donald Trump. They're talking about all the evidence they have and he says Trump is very positive about being reinstated as president. And as Lindell has said, and then he unsaid, you know, that may or may not happen around August 13th. So we're less than a month away at this point, if Lindell's predictions are correct. Here's what Lindell said, because he was asked, you know, does he seem positive or where is Trump on all this? That's what Alex Jones asked. Lindell replied, he's very positive because he sees other things happening in other fronts like, you know, Arizona, that audit coming out, all the stuff they're finding in Georgia. We have new audits starting in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, this is all going to come crumbling down like dominoes and you know, he's getting validated for everything he said in November, December, of course this election was stolen. So he's just getting validated and proven right. Where? I know you say in places like Arizona, Georgia, then you got these other audits, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, uh, no, no fraud.

I think they've actually found four questionable ballots in Arizona as a result of this now what three month long audit, four ballots that are questionable, questionable. Not outright fraud. They're just not so sure that those four out of 2.1 million are accurate. As for Georgia we've had no news out of there. There's no evidence pouring out of Georgia, Mike. And by the way, as I repeatedly say, if there was any evidence whatsoever of widespread voter fraud, they wouldn't be keeping it a secret. You know, Mike Lindell wouldn't be tucking it under his pillow every night. They would be out there on real shows, not Alex Jones, but they would be out there in the real media, waving the evidence around for everyone to see saying, ha ha. We were right. The election was stolen. Make way for Trump. Problem is even if that evidence existed, which it does not, they wouldn't be able to reinstate Donald Trump as president of the United States. As I've repeatedly said, there is no remedy for this in the United States constitution. We would effectively be in uncharted waters at that point, but we don't even have to worry about being in uncharted waters again, because everything Lindell is saying is a lie.

And at this point it's getting harder to tell whether or not Lindell is just a straight up liar or if he is full blown delusional. I honestly can't decide which he is. I think he's a bit of both personally. But either way, the constitution does not have any remedy for this. It is unlikely that Donald Trump could be reinstated even if there were fraud that could be proven. It's all a farce. It's all a hoax. It's all a means to, I guess, just pull more money out of these hardcore Trump supporters who'll believe anything that these idiots have to say. It also, by the way, runs counter to the claims we've heard recently, an exclusive from Rolling Stone from Andy Kroll, that says that Trump has been telling people that he is going to run for president again in 2024. But if he gets reinstated now, he actually would be ineligible to run for president in 2024. So if he actually thought he was going to get reinstated, he wouldn't be saying he's going to run.