Seth Meyers Gleefully Watches MyPillow Guy Get Bad News At His Own Symposium
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Mike Lindell suddenly took on the "exhausted energy of a substitute teacher," Meyers quipped.
Seth Meyers has found new joy in life. The “Late Night” host could hardly contain his glee Thursday night as he watched footage of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell on stage at his “Cyber Symposium” apparently finding out for the first time that a defamation lawsuit against him would go to trial. Dominion Voting Systems is seeking $1.3 billion in damages from Lindell, and former Donald Trump attorneys Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell. All three played starring roles in the spread of Trump’s election lies. Lindell and Powell’s lawyers had argued their comments were protected speech.
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