Stephen Colbert Trolls Trump Conspiracy Theorist Who Wants To Crash DNC
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The "Late Show" host mocks MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's plan to "flip" Democrats.
Stephen Colbert said Democrats won’t be the only ones attending next week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell, a key Donald Trump ally who is facing two major lawsuits for spreading lies about the 2020 election and has vowed to sue “all machines,” wants to attend as well.
The MyPillow CEO was denied credentials for the event, but says he will try to crash it anyway because he wants to “flip” Democrats.
That caused Colbert to break out his fake mustache and pillow to do his impression of Lindell.
“Cuz if there’s one thing I know about Democrats, is you gotta flip ’em from the hot side to the cool side,” he said. “Oh wait... I was thinking about pillows.”
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