2 Moments From Mike Lindell's 72-Hour Fraud Fest You Must See To Believe
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The MyPillow guy ranted against taking a lunch break and invited the audience to vote for CNN or Fox News to prove his election-hacking conspiracy.
Mike Lindell vowed to stay awake for all 72 hours of his marathon online “Cyber Symposium” ― an incongruous claim for a guy who sells bedding. But this was about the MyPIllow CEO’s side gig of promoting Donald Trump’s election lies ― and there was no rest for him. In a moment that aired on the right-wing network OANN, Lindell was told the symposium was about to break for lunch, and he wasn’t having it.
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