MyPillow CEO Vows To Release Election Fraud Evidence When No One Is Looking

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is planning a massive streaming event the week of Thanksgiving, that will begin on Wednesday before the holiday and go all the way through Black Friday. During this time, he swears he's going to reveal "all the evidence" that he has about election fraud, even though he has had plenty of opportunities to already do this. The real reason he's doing this is because he knows no one will be watching, but more importantly, it is a great chance for him to promote his company's Black Friday sales. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell has made it clear that he is bringing his case to the US Supreme Court and he's going to be doing that, by the way, after he does a three to four day live streaming session over the week of Thanksgiving, starting the Wednesday before Thanksgiving going all the way through black Friday, possibly into Saturday, where he swears he is going to give us quote, every single piece of evidence. It's an exact quote from him. He's going to give you every single piece of evidence he has to show that the election was somehow stolen. Even though we all know it wasn't, oh, well conservatives don't know it wasn't. But the rest of us that live in reality know that it wasn't. So here's the thing. My initial reaction to this story was of course, of course, Mike Lindell would choose this period of time, you know, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Thanksgiving, black Friday, when he knows nobody's going to be watching.

So there's not going to be as many people to call him out when he doesn't actually deliver all of the evidence that he says he's going to deliver. You know, if you want news to go away, you deliver it on a holiday. Trust me, this is coming from somebody who's been in the media business for over 17 years now, I know how these things work. I know where you put stories when you don't want them to do well, when you don't want anybody to pay attention to them, but you feel like you need to talk about it anyway. And that is exactly what Mike Lindell is doing here. But as Huffington Post pointed out, there may be another reason because Mike Lindell has already said that throughout his little, I guess cyber symposium 2.0, they're going to be giving out special offer codes for you to use on the My Pillow website to buy his products at a discounted rate. So not only is he doing this at a time when people aren't going to be watching, so nobody's going to know if he does or doesn't supply the evidence, he won't. But he's also using it to plug his stupid pillow products.

It's a big black Friday sales event, folks. That's what this whole thing is about. It's not about actually overturning the election. It's not about the case he's going to file with the Supreme Court. It's about a guy who understands that he could lose his business, by the way, with this Dominion lawsuit he's facing for over a billion dollars. So he needs to sell some pillows pretty dang quick. He's being sued for $1.3 billion. He's only worth about 300 million. So that leaves him, you know, quick math, about a billion dollars short and as Business Insider reported late last week, that could result in him actually having to forfeit his company and possibly even maybe turning over control of it to Dominion Voting Systems, or he would have to declare bankruptcy, liquidate his assets, put the company up for auction. At which point somebody else could swoop in and buy it from him anyway. The guy is in trouble. And I got to tell you, I don't think he's going to sell enough pillows through his cyber symposium 2.0 to, to make up that billion dollar difference that he's probably going to owe Dominion.

Hell, even if he owes them half of what they're demanding in this lawsuit, he's still screwed.