Mike Lindell Sports New Look In 'Disguise' At DNC, Spews Election Lies At Kid
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The election-denying MyPillow CEO ditched his signature facial hair to mix it up with Democrats at the convention.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell shaved his signature mustache to crash the Democratic National Convention this week ― but he didn’t shed his baseless insistence that the 2020 election was rigged against Donald Trump.
The conspiracy-theorist bedding boss was filmed arguing with a 12-year-old content creator named Knowa in a pathetic attempt to re-sell his claptrap about balloting fraud.
“257,000 votes — this happened last week, a judge ruled in Georgia — that are missing from the 2020 election,” Lindell, also wearing a fedora and sunglasses, said in a clip shared Wednesday by the Meidas Touch Network. (Watch it below.)
“So your source is, ‘Trust me, bro’?” Knowa snapped back.
“No,” Lindell insisted. “It’s in your papers in Georgia. You need to read your news.”
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