Mike Lindell ‘Fan’ Hijacks His TV Interview With Backhanded Compliments
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The interrupter reeled off a list of names the conspiracy-loving MyPillow guy shouldn't allow people to call him.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s TV interview was interrupted by a man who reeled off a series of backhanded compliments for the Donald Trump-supporting conspiracy theorist. In a video shared on Twitter, a man pretending to be a fan of Lindell approached as the pillow peddler talked into a camera and called out, “Love you man, you’re a true patriot,” reported Mediaite. “I’m live on TV right now,” responded Lindell, who was wearing shorts with his suit jacket, shirt and tie.
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