Mike Lindell says he slammed computer after told Walmart would cancel MyPillow

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell explained that he slammed his computer just after he was explained to that Walmart had decided to drop his goods from its outlets as he continues to falsely declare the 2020 presidential election was stolen from former President Trump.

Lindell told conservative podcast host Stephen Bannon on Thursday that the news was relayed to him by “the govt VP of Walmart,” who shared that Walmart would no longer inventory MyPillow in suppliers.

In a snippet of the dialogue shared on Twitter from “Bannon’s War Home,” Lindell shared that the govt cited a low rating for the decision.

“All the unexpected, he goes, ‘We’re not ever getting MyPillow all over again.’ He said, ‘You do not make the ranking of a four. I go, ‘What score technique?’ I go, ‘What are you chatting about?’” Lindell claimed.

He claimed he instructed the govt that “bots and trolls” could effect the rating and even provided to lessen the price of his company’s goods for Walmart. On the other hand, he said the executive confirmed that MyPillow would no lengthier be available at Walmart merchants.

According to Lindell, he advised the government “you’re likely to be all in excess of the information tomorrow” and that he “slammed the computer” just after he explained goodbye.

A Walmart spokesperson confirmed the brand’s elimination from outlets to The Hill on Thursday soon after Lindell posted a series of video clips on his Fb webpage in which he talked about the determination in interviews with conservative podcasters. The spokesperson stated MyPillow solutions continue to be out there through Walmart.com.

Lindell shared on the podcast that the removing of MyPillow from the preferred chain retailer would be a “$10 million hit” to his firm.

Lindell has frequently shared fake allegations of voter fraud about the 2020 presidential election and has been sued by multiple voting devices businesses for defamation above his claims.

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