Republican Lawmakers Still Think MyPillow CEO's Cyber Symposium Will Overturn 2020 Election

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In spite of the fact that Mike Lindell's cyber symposium was a complete flop that provided exactly ZERO pieces of evidence of election fraud, some of the Republican lawmakers in attendance are still clinging to the belief that the "information" unveiled at the symposium will result in the 2020 election being overturned. There's little that can be done when someone is suffering from this level of delusion, and Republicans need to understand that they are now the party of crazy. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

Well folks, it is now been five days since the end of Mike Lindell's cyber symposium and, uh, as best I can tell, Donald Trump has still not been reinstated as president of the United States. And really, that's not surprising at all. The entire cyber symposium from Mike Lindell was a failure from start to finish. You know, it started with him delaying the entire thing because he was allegedly hacked. Throughout the week, he said he'd been assaulted in his hotel, even though there was no police report, no eye witnesses, no marks on him anywhere from this assault. And it ended with him blaming Antifa for sabotaging the conference, even though there's no evidence those people were there. And then of course the data he presented was literally just PowerPoints people made with random numbers saying these are the real numbers. Even Steve Bannon at one point, got mad saying, you have to start presenting evidence.

You have to give us receipts if you're going to make these claims. So by every measure, it was a complete and total failure and unfortunately, plenty of the Republicans, including some of the Republican lawmakers in attendance at this event, still think that Mike Lindell is going to overturn the results of the 2020 election. You have Virginia state Senator Amanda Chase, who explained that she thinks the pillow and bedding company executive just needs more time. They're still analyzing the data, Chase suggested, they're just getting the data. I mean, so, you know, they're still pouring through the technical experts of which I am not, are still pouring through that data. I want to hear what they have to say. Oh, you want to hear what they have to say because I'll tell you what they have to say because they actually came out and said it last week, they said, there's no evidence of a hack.

There you go. That's, that's what his own experts have said. There's no evidence of a hack and they didn't want him to go on stage and say that there was. So there's your data. There's your hearing from the experts. They agree with what we're saying and that is the whole thing was a failure and there's no evidence to support anything he had to say. Then of course you have Washington state representative Brad Klippert who said, you know, convinced what I already believed that there was internet intrusion into our election systems before admitting that technology is not his strongest suit. I'm not the smartest or sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to technology. So I'm trying to gather bits and pieces so that I, in my first grade level technology mind, can take home to the citizens more truth about what's out there. What actually happened. Uh, having the mind of a first grader dude, totally agree with you on that. You and I are in agreement that you have the mind of a first grader.

You know what, that's not even fair. I have a first grader. My first grader is not this stupid. This is ridiculous. These Republicans sat there through the event and these are elected officials, remember, they sat there through this event going. Hmm. All right. Yes. Yes. This sounds, this sounds right. These sound like words I know. Internet is a thing. Sure. These people are morons.