Mike Lindell says he borrowed $10 million to keep MyPillow going while spending millions to defend his 2020 election fraud claims



Mike Lindell, the CEO of founder of MyPillow, divulged that he had borrowed $10 million in order to shore up his pillow business and defend his company from lawsuits over his claims that the 2020 election was stolen.

Lindell made the comments to Business Insider in an interview on Wednesday where he outlined the many times in 2022 that he had borrowed millions.

Insider reported that the businessman told them he had borrowed "about 4 million in May, 2 million in the summer, and 4 million in September" to keep the business going.

He also sold a building and borrowed money personally.

"I sold a building I had in Savage, in Minnesota, in October," he added. "And I had to borrow 2 million too. I've spent it all on fighting for this country."

The businessman, who said has admitted to being a crack addict before turning his life to Jesus Christ, was sued by Dominion voting machines for $1.3 billion in February 2021. Attorneys for the company accused him in the lawsuit of slandering the company in order to sell more pillows.

"Lindell — a talented salesman and former professional card counter — sells the lie to this day because the lie sells pillows," the lawsuit alleged.

He had previously said that he looked forward to the Dominion lawsuit so that he could present all the evidence he said he had collected proving its alleged role in fixing the 2020 election.

"I want Dominion to put up their lawsuit because we have 100% evidence that China and other countries used their machines to steal the election," Lindell said in January 2021.

Lindell is countersuing Dominion for $1.6 billion.

In February, Lindell told Jimmy Kimmel on his late night show that he had already spent upwards of $40 million of his personal net worth to try to prove the 2020 election was rigged.

Despite his financial problems, Lindell says he has been able to hold on to his private jet.

"I have to get around, you know," he told Insider.

Editorial note: In the interest of full disclosure, MyPillow is a current advertiser on a program that appears on BlazeTV.

Here's more about Mike Lindell:

MyPillow CEO: ‘My Drug Dealers Did an Intervention’ | Mike Lindell | The Glenn Beck Podcast | Ep 74 www.youtube.com

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Mike Lindell says the FBI confiscated his cell phone at drive-thru of a Hardee's



Pillow entrepreneur Mike Lindell claimed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation confiscated his cell phone while he was at a Hardee's restaurant.

Lindell made the revelation in a video posted to social media.

"Today the FBI, you're gonna hear this, you're probably already hearing it in the news. The FBI came after me, and took my phone. They surrounded me at a Hardee's, and took my phone that I run all my business, everything with," said the MyPillow CEO.

"They could have just, what they have done is weaponize the FBI. It's disgusting. I don't have a computer, everything I do is on that phone, everything was on there," he added.

"And they told me not to tell anybody. Here's an order, don't tell anybody! OK, I won't!" he laughed. "Well I am!"

Lindell further elaborated about the incident on his show, "The Lindell Report." He said he was going through the Hardee's drive-thru when FBI agents approached him and demanded he hand over his phone.

"I said, 'My whole company, I run five companies off of that. I don't have a computer. My hearing aids run off of this. Everything runs off of my phone,'" Lindell said as he recounted the incident.

He said that he eventually handed over his phone after consulting his lawyer.

Lindell said that the search warrant was likely related to his claims about voting machines manufactured by the Dominion company. He has been one of the foremost proponents of the conspiracy theory that the election was stolen from former President Donald Trump through the use of fraudulent voting machines.

The search warrant was likely a part of a dozens of subpoenas reportedly issued by the Department of Justice in connection to the probe into efforts to overturn the official results of the election.

Dominion filed a $1.3 billion lawsuit in February 2021 over Lindell's accusations. He issued a defiant response over the lawsuit in January.

"I want Dominion to put up their lawsuit because we have 100% evidence that China and other countries used their machines to steal the election," Lindell said.

Editorial note: In the interest of full disclosure, MyPillow is a current advertiser on a program that appears on BlazeTV.

Here's more about the lawsuit against Lindell:

Dominion sues MyPillow CEO over election fraud claimswww.youtube.com