- MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell made a 3-hour film defending his unfounded allegation of electoral fraud.
- Lindell told YouTube channel “The Revival Channel” that if the film doesn’t catch on, it “will mean the end of time”.
- Earlier this week, Lindell was hacked by a Newsmax anchor for launching baseless fraud theories.
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MyPillow CEO and firm supporter of Donald Trump, Mike Lindell, appeared on the YouTube channel “The Revival Channel” to announce that he is releasing a three-hour movie on Friday in support of his unfounded allegations of fraud in the election of 2020.
“Absolute Proof” was done, he said, over a five-day period “hidden with people protecting me and people from … this whole country.”
Speaking of a monotonous room with a fake tree screen behind him, in a location that he refused to disclose, Lindell said that the documentary proved “100%, the theft by China and these different international locations, this cyber attack on our nation. here, who took it, who reversed the votes. “
Both former attorney general Bill Barr and former interim secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Chad Wolf, said there was no indication of widespread electoral fraud.
“There is no indication that a foreign actor was able to compromise or affect the actual votes cast in this election,” Wolf told a news conference on November 3.
Lindell said his film will prove that there was “a communist coup”.
“We pray for every word in this play,” he told the host of the Revival Channel. “In the past four days, 12 people, three hours of sleep a night, many things were done in one shot because the Holy Spirit was saying that.”
This is not Lindell’s first foray into cinema. He served as a producer on several conservative films, including 2019’s “Unplanned”, and in 2016 he was the subject of the documentary “The Mike Lindell Story: An American Dream”.
Lindell is among several substitutes and Trump supporters who have been threatened with litigation by Dominion Voting Systems after repeatedly making baseless allegations about electoral fraud involving their machines.
Lindell appeared on the conservative Newsmax cable channel earlier this week, ostensibly to talk about “canceling the culture”, but instead revived his allegations of election interference. Anchor Bob Sellers was visibly irritated when Lindell began to recite his allegations of Dominion Voting Systems electoral fraud and interrupted to remind viewers that Lindell’s claims were unfounded. The sellers then seemed to leave the set frustrated.
Last month, Lindell was permanently banned from Twitter for repeatedly making baseless allegations of electoral fraud that Twitter violated its user policy.
News of the documentary came when High School shooting survivor Marjory Stoneman Douglas and progressive activist David Hogg announced that he would launch a rival pillow company “to get MyPillow off the market”.