Mike Lindell’s 72-Hour Fraud Fest Goes From Very Bad To Worse

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s online “Cyber Symposium” continues to go south in a hurry.

Lindell vowed ahead of the 72-hour event that began in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on Tuesday to show conclusive proof that China hacked voting machines in the 2020 election in favor of President Joe Biden — thus costing Trump victory.

But the second day, Wednesday, again featured no such evidence.

Instead, a cyber expert hired by Lindell to decrypt and analyze what he called “irrefutable” data reportedly said it was actually unrecoverable in its current state and could not prove a hack.

“So our team said, we’re not going to say that this is legitimate if we don’t have confidence in the information,” Josh Merritt told The Washington Times, adding that Lindell has now canceled his $5 million reward for anyone who can disprove his wild claims.

Former Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, meanwhile, criticized Lindell for repeatedly airing a 15-minute “documentary” on election fraud, calling it “a mistake.”

“I want to be brutally frank. I think there’s so much work to get through the day. It’s now time to really get to the details,” said Bannon. “You’ve laid a theory of the case out here that’s very powerful, but in laying that case out, you’ve got to bring the receipts.”

Lindell also found out Wednesday that his attempt at dismissing a defamation lawsuit against himself by Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit had been shot down by a federal judge.

Oh, and the symposium still wasn’t covered by Fox News— which Lindell was less than happy about.