In a recent email to his supporters, MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell said that he is very happy that Jimmy Kimmel continues to make fun of him. Kimmel recently (several weeks ago) aired a segment mocking Lindell, complete with a spot-on impersonator as part of a skit about MAGA Christmas, and Lindell has apparently not stopped thinking about that skit since it aired. Lindell swears that he loves the free attention that he's getting, but Farron Cousins explains why he probably shouldn't.
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MyPillow, CEO. Mike Lindell has been sending out just email after email, after email, day after day after day to his supporters, begging them to obviously send him money, send him money for multiple different things. He has the, uh, election crime bureau. He's calling it. He has the Lindell Offense Fund, not Defense fund. Offense Fund, right? 'cause you're gonna go out there and send our little drones to all these polling stations and hope that we don't get hit with criminal charges for doing that because it's not legal. But in several of his emails that he sent out last weekend, Lindell decided to thank Jimmy Kimmel for a segment that Kimmel had run two weeks prior, just making fun of Jimmy Kimmel for like 10 or 15 minutes straight. Now, Kimmel again, two weeks before Lindell starts sending out these emails about it, did a segment that was called Mike Lindell's, my Christmas Spectacular.
It was a variety show that included appearances from real and imagined MAGA stars, including Janine Pirro, the Q Anon shaman, George Santos, and representative Lauren Bobert, whose Golden Dukes nominated Beetlejuice scandal made for a memorable punchline. Lindell waits up all night for rightful President Trump, who never actually arrives. Following a heartwarming conversation with Kimmel Lindell admits he feels Trump has been with him all along in his heart and in the hearts of quote, all who still believe in the magic of Christmas. Um, so, uh, uh, Kimmel as per usual, just roasted the hell out of Mike Lindell. It wasn't the real Mike Lindell. It was an impersonator who does actually a really good job. But Kimmel has been one of the people who just consistently, routinely, repeatedly and hilariously roast the hell out of Mike Lindell. It's been wonderful, and I've loved every segment that he's done about it, but Lindell decided to include that in his little email to all his supporters begging them for money.
And this is what Lindell said in the email. While our campaign to Save America ramps up, we are also thankful to comedian Jimmy Kimmel's, latest attempt at humor and his free publicity given to our Great crusade to Save America. All of the conspiracies I touted are coming to pass what the Lindell Offense Fund has said Since day one, machines are connected to the internet and machines can be hacked in. Elections can be rigged. In all seriousness, seriousness, we're excited to have the earned media media we don't pay for, and we're happy to continue the conversation about rigged elections and stolen votes no matter what the venue. Now, um, I noticed my Lindell impression kind of went into a Trump impression out there at the end. I'm sorry about that. Um, here's the thing. There was no rigging. There was no hacking, none of that. Everything Lindell says is not true, okay? He's like, the conspiracies are coming true. No, they're not. They're still conspiracies. That's why you're still referring to them as conspiracies.
But let me tell you something, Lindell, Mike, if I may, not all publicity is good publicity. Like, do you genuinely think that anybody who watches those segments on Jimmy Kimmel, where again, he's roasting the hell out of you, do you think there's anybody in this country that sees that and suddenly says, you know what? I think Mike Lindell's onto something. I think Mike Lindell is right. This comedy skit, making fun of him for being a crackpot has changed my mind about it, and I'm now gonna send him money. See, Lindell, kinda like Donald Trump is still operating under the false assumption that all publicity is good publicity. Even negative publicity is good publicity. It's not, it 100% is not. People are making fun of you because they think you are crazy. And the audience through these skits comes to think that you are crazy. And if you don't think that comedy skits have an impact on how people view individuals, then let me direct you to Sarah Palin and her.
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*This transcript was auto-generated. Please excuse any typos.
MyPillow, CEO. Mike Lindell has been sending out just email after email, after email, day after day after day to his supporters, begging them to obviously send him money, send him money for multiple different things. He has the, uh, election crime bureau. He's calling it. He has the Lindell Offense Fund, not Defense fund. Offense Fund, right? 'cause you're gonna go out there and send our little drones to all these polling stations and hope that we don't get hit with criminal charges for doing that because it's not legal. But in several of his emails that he sent out last weekend, Lindell decided to thank Jimmy Kimmel for a segment that Kimmel had run two weeks prior, just making fun of Jimmy Kimmel for like 10 or 15 minutes straight. Now, Kimmel again, two weeks before Lindell starts sending out these emails about it, did a segment that was called Mike Lindell's, my Christmas Spectacular.
It was a variety show that included appearances from real and imagined MAGA stars, including Janine Pirro, the Q Anon shaman, George Santos, and representative Lauren Bobert, whose Golden Dukes nominated Beetlejuice scandal made for a memorable punchline. Lindell waits up all night for rightful President Trump, who never actually arrives. Following a heartwarming conversation with Kimmel Lindell admits he feels Trump has been with him all along in his heart and in the hearts of quote, all who still believe in the magic of Christmas. Um, so, uh, uh, Kimmel as per usual, just roasted the hell out of Mike Lindell. It wasn't the real Mike Lindell. It was an impersonator who does actually a really good job. But Kimmel has been one of the people who just consistently, routinely, repeatedly and hilariously roast the hell out of Mike Lindell. It's been wonderful, and I've loved every segment that he's done about it, but Lindell decided to include that in his little email to all his supporters begging them for money.
And this is what Lindell said in the email. While our campaign to Save America ramps up, we are also thankful to comedian Jimmy Kimmel's, latest attempt at humor and his free publicity given to our Great crusade to Save America. All of the conspiracies I touted are coming to pass what the Lindell Offense Fund has said Since day one, machines are connected to the internet and machines can be hacked in. Elections can be rigged. In all seriousness, seriousness, we're excited to have the earned media media we don't pay for, and we're happy to continue the conversation about rigged elections and stolen votes no matter what the venue. Now, um, I noticed my Lindell impression kind of went into a Trump impression out there at the end. I'm sorry about that. Um, here's the thing. There was no rigging. There was no hacking, none of that. Everything Lindell says is not true, okay? He's like, the conspiracies are coming true. No, they're not. They're still conspiracies. That's why you're still referring to them as conspiracies.
But let me tell you something, Lindell, Mike, if I may, not all publicity is good publicity. Like, do you genuinely think that anybody who watches those segments on Jimmy Kimmel, where again, he's roasting the hell out of you, do you think there's anybody in this country that sees that and suddenly says, you know what? I think Mike Lindell's onto something. I think Mike Lindell is right. This comedy skit, making fun of him for being a crackpot has changed my mind about it, and I'm now gonna send him money. See, Lindell, kinda like Donald Trump is still operating under the false assumption that all publicity is good publicity. Even negative publicity is good publicity. It's not, it 100% is not. People are making fun of you because they think you are crazy. And the audience through these skits comes to think that you are crazy. And if you don't think that comedy skits have an impact on how people view individuals, then let me direct you to Sarah Palin and her.
