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What is Mike Lindell s net worth? MyPillow CEO hit with $1 3B defamation suit by Dominion Voting Systems

After Dominion had first indicated it might sue him, Lindell had amplified his allegations against the company in a documentary he published about the company titled ‘Absolute Proof’. In the film, Lindell claims that a Chinese cyberattack “flipped” the 2020 elections and said that one “miracle” that happened on election night was that at 11:59 pm the algorithms of the voting machines “broke”. “What this means is that Donald Trump got so many more millions of votes that they didn’t expect…” Lindell had said in the film. The film was taken down by YouTube because it violated the platform’s policies. 

Dominion Sues Mike Lindell Over Election Claims

Dominion Sues Mike Lindell Over Election Claims © Star Tribune/Zuma Press WASHINGTON One of the largest makers of voting machines in the U.S. on Monday sued a prominent supporter of former President Donald Trump, alleging that the businessman had defamed the company with false accusations that it had rigged the 2020 election for Joe Biden. Dominion Voting Systems sued Mike Lindell, chief executive of Minnesota-based MyPillow Inc., and his company in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, seeking more than $1.3 billion in damages. In its complaint, the company cites a number of statements made by Mr. Lindell, including in media appearances, social-media posts, and a two-hour film claiming to prove widespread election fraud. Mr. Lindell said he helped produce the film, which he released online in early February.

Politics live updates: I am not the president s lawyer, Garland says in confirmation hearing

Politics live updates: Emotional Merrick Garland recounts his Jewish family s flight from persecution William Cummings, Matthew Brown, Bart Jansen and Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY Replay Video Skip Ad Navigating fairness in sports competition for gender equity is a difficult question that Merrick Garland, the nominee to become attorney general, told the Senate Judiciary Committee that he hasn’t considered fully. Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., asked whether biological males competing in an all-female sports would deprive women of the opportunity to compete in sports. “This is a very difficult societal question that you’re asking here,” Garland said. Kennedy said he could become attorney general, but Garland said he might not be the one to make such policy decisions.

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