MyPillow CEO Texted Trump's Chief Of Staff To ‘Get The Voting Machines’

According to Denver Riggleman's new book, text messages between MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell and Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows show that Lindell was urging the White House to "get the machines," referring to the voting machines. Lindell claimed that these machines would prove the fraud that he and Sidney Powell were trying to prove, and he tried to appeal to Meadows' faith in God to make it happen. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Former Republican congressman Denver Riggleman has a new book out called The Breach. And in this book, he talks about his work on the January 6th select committee, and he also reveals things that had not yet been revealed to the public. I I, I don't know if he's allowed to do that, but he did it. So let's talk about one of those revelations today. One of those revelations was that MyPillow CEO Mike Linde, sometimes starting shortly after the 2020 election, began texting Mark Meadows telling him that we've got to get the machines. So let me read these text messages that Denver Riggleman published. Again, I don't know if he's even allowed to do it, but he did it. So here they are. Hey, Mark, I felt I was supposed to text you this message, you being a man of faith and on the front line of the decisions that are going to be historical, I would ask that you pray for wisdom and discernment from God.

You are one of the people the President trust the most. That being said, I want to add my input. Everything Sydney Powell has said is true. We have to get the machines that everything we already have proves the President won by millions of votes. I have read and not validated yet that you and others talked about, uh, talked him out of seizing them. If true, I prayed as part of a bigger plan. I am grateful that on the night of the election, the algorithms of the corrupt machines broke and they realized our president would win in spite of the historical fraud.

But he didn't like what are, what are you even referencing there? Like, I'm glad Trump won, You know, because the algorithms broke. What, what, what is this? Again, I'm left to wonder, are you back on the pipe, dude? Like, what the hell does that even mean? Because none of those are things that happened. And I gotta actually give credit to Mark Meadows at this point, because as Lindel points out, Meadows talked Trump out of the plan to go and seizes the voting machines. But it also leaves me to wonder how Mike Linde found out that Mark Meadows was the one who talked Trump out of a plan that Linde shouldn't have even known existed in the first place. Right? So you're kind of revealing a little more information than you probably should in those text messages, Mike. But he continued. The only thing any of us should fear is fear of the Lord. Every person on this planet needs to know the truth and see the evidence. God has his hand in all of this and has put you on the front line. I will continue praying for you to have great wisdom and discernment to which Mark Meadows replied. Thanks brother. Pray for a miracle.

So, okay, if Mike Linde does say that God has his hand in all of this, right, then wouldn't that mean that God chose Joe Biden to be president and God wanted Donald Trump out of office? I mean, because if you, as he says, hes, God has hand in all of this, and that's what happened. So wouldn't this be an act of God that Donald Trump is not the President anymore, Mike? I mean, you gotta use your own logic, right? If you're gonna throw things like this out, you gotta apply 'em to what's actually happening in this country. And of course, Mike Linde has never once produced any shred of evidence to suggest that there was any faulty things with the voting machines. Any mischievous algorithms out there switching votes, it simply didn't happen.