07-18-24 Interview - CEO of My Pillow Mike Lindell

Episode Transcript

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I am joined by the man whois referred to by the entire world as
the my pillow guy. Mike Lindellbuilt a company and sold a lot of
pillows and sheets, and he isI think probably the most unabashed supporter of
Donald Trump in the country. Mike, You've suffered a lot because of your
support for Donald Trump. Yeah,still you're here in the RNC. What

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keeps you on this track? Well, we have to save our country.
And there's two things I've been attackedfor. When I first went in in
twenty sixteen, I met him andwent all in on this great man and
that I thought would be the greatestpresident ever. And he was and he
has been. In fact, backthen I said, everybody loves our president.
Some just don't know it yet,and that's coming to fruition. But

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the other thing was is I wantedto as the twenty twenty election. After
that unfolded, I've spent three anda half years now trying to get to
paper ballots, hand count it andsecure our elections. Many countries around the
world about lawed machines, many countriesabout lowed early voting. We have everything
here that we need best practice.We need to be the example that I

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have been attacked. My pillow hasbeen debanked deplatform employee owned company more than
any company in history and the wholelast year being attacked. Are people attacking
me because I still want to overturnthe twenty twenty election. No, they're
attacking me because I want to goto paper ballots, hand counting, same
devoting, which, by the way, the RNC just a year ago passed

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a resolution paper ballots, hand counting, same dayvoting, precinct level signature required,
voter ID. I mean, that'sthat's the best it could be.
Right. Obviously, we're not youknow, we might not get there for
this election. We've I have twohundred and fifty counties I believe in the
country that are going to paper orgoing to do in the twenty twenty four

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But I've got a great plan foreverybody to secure your mail in ballot,
Get your mail in ballot, don'topen it, and when you go to
vote, if they say you've alreadyvoted, no I have not. It's
right here. This is very importantbecause it happened across our country in the
last three elections, and you getthere, and it just happened in Texas
with a democratistic attorney. She gotthere and they told her she voted.

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She goes, no, I did, no, Sure you dan, Well,
she had a platform of voice,right, so they could get to
the bottom of it. We knowcitizens don't so by having that mail in
ballot in your hand, you know, and plus it's pulling it off the
voter rolls, so you know atleast you got it. And then let's
see, you can't vote on sameday if something emergence comes up, you
got it. You can vote earlier. Right. Do you still believe that

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the election was stolen? Percent?I not not think it was. I
know it was. I did.I've spent three and a half years digging
into everything and what it really confirmedit was. Under the Freedom of Information
Act, you can get It's calledthe cast vote record, and this is
the order of the votes come in. Right. So remember I bought every
single voter rolls and registered, youknow, and from the around the country,

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all fifty states, and the twentytwenty election, the twenty twenty two
election. On the twenty twenty election, I have one third of all the
cast vote records in the country.In the twenty twenty two election, I
have one fifth of the United States. Well, cast vote record is like
if you you let's say you misseda football game and you're you want to
go back and see the highlights whateversay, and the order the scores were

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right. First quarter seven to seven, second quarter is seventeen to ten,
third quarter is seventeen to three.They don't go in reverse. Numbers don't
go in reverse. So when youhave a cast vote record, it either
shows computer manipulation or it doesn't.This's come right out of the machine,
so that the government has to holdthem for twenty two months. So we
had to get them by September thirdof twenty twenty two. All those records

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we had, every single one,that's one thirty of the counties, and
we only got one third. Everyone of them was computer manipulated. Everyone
else. What do they say whenyou ask, when you point out that
you've now gone backwards in your total, what kind of right here? Well,
first of all, is the worsthave been the Red States, barnun
South Dakota, Alabama, Arkansas,Missouri, Texas. You'd think I'd be

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able to go right in there andshow them and say, hey, we
got to fix these. We gotto fix this right. We got to
get this right. I'll give youmy first one. This is where I
was up against these uni party Republicans. Tell people call him rhinos. I
call him uniparty. It's deeper thana rhino. I went down to Alabama
the Secretary of State thurs name wasJohn Merrill. In the summer of twenty
one. First date I went to. I go, I'm going to go

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to Alabama. I paid him forhis voter rolls. They charged the one
of the highest the nations. Ihad paid forty two thousand. I had
to pay forty two thousand dollars gethis voter rolls. I going to talk
to him, Go, John,look at you have four thy six hundred
and sixty people voted that are overone hundred and ten years old in Alabama.
You know what he said to me? He goes, well, Mike,
we lived pretty good here in Alabama. I thought he was making a

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joke, but he never looked intoit. They just turn a blind's eye.
It's so sad. Mike Lindell ismy guest. Mike, I don't
have very much time. I gotto start a show here in just a
second. But do you how muchmoney have you spent all that forty million.
Every dime I've had, every singledime. If you want to help
anybody, go to Lyndale Plan dotcom because I've got to get all the
efforts of hundreds of thousands of peopleto the finish line. We have four

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months to do it. Lindell Plandot com. If you want to help
out, I spent everything I have. You know what, it can't call
me a griptor because I'd be theworst part in history's going to say you're
not doing it right, Mike,You're doing it backwards. Mike Lindell,
thank you, thank you, thankyou appreciating it.