Jimmy Kimmel Shows Just How Truly Bizarre MyPillow Guy's Latest Rally Really Was
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Mike Lindell held a "free speech" rally and things got awkward in a hurry.
Fans of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell waited in line for up to seven hours to attend his latest rally at the World’s Only Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota this week. But as late-night host Jimmy Kimmel pointed out, they waited largely in vain: the arena was at least half empty as Lindell “treated the semi-crowd to 90 minutes of paranoid rantings about election fraud.” As it turned out, Lindell wasn’t even the weirdest part of the event. Check it out in Kimmel’s Tuesday night monologue:
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