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Mike Lindell borrowed $10M to fight lawsuits, facing "suspicious" IRS audit

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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was forced to borrow $10 million to fight defamation lawsuits from voting machine companies and is now facing a personal tax audit that he believes is "suspicious."

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The Independent

Mike Lindell claims MyPillow is ‘doing great’ after saying Trump baggage hurt sales

Pillow company CEO has also launched ‘Lindell TV’ to compete in right-wing media sphere

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Newsweek

Mike Lindell borrowed $10M to fight lawsuits, facing "suspicious" IRS audit

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was forced to borrow $10 million to fight defamation lawsuits from voting machine companies and is now facing a personal tax audit that he believes is "suspicious."

1 year ago·United States

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Raw Story

Mike Lindell claims MyPillow 'is doing great' shortly after lamenting the company owes millions

MyPillow CEO and election denier, Mike Lindell, said his company is doing fine, just hours after complaining the business owes millions in loans, The Daily Beast reports.Earlier this week, the corporation head told former President Donald Trump's ex-advisor Steve Bannon, "[MyPillow] had to borrow almost $10 million dollars."He continued, "We're an employee owned company. It just baffles me, Steve, you've got all these machine companies — these v…

1 year ago·United States

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Business Insider

Mike Lindell says he had to borrow $10 million last year to keep MyPillow afloat — and is running out of cash, too

Lindell told Insider he also sold a building for $2 million, and had to borrow another $2 million in personal funds just to stay liquid.

1 year ago·United States

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The Gateway Pundit

MYPILLOW CEO MIKE LINDELL Reveals He Had To Take Out $10 Million Loan To Keep His "Employee-Owned" AMERICAN Company Afloat Because of Lawsuits Against Him Over His Fight For Election Integrity

NOBODY—and I mean NOBODY has worked as hard or risked as much as My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell to discover the truth about what happened in the 2020 election that caused the most popular President in recent history to lose to a guy who campaigned from his basement and couldn’t get a dozen supporters to hear him speak when he finally did emerge from his safe space. A typical 2020 Biden campaign event. 100 Percent Fed Up reports – From exposing the t…

1 year ago·United States

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The Blaze

Mike Lindell says he borrowed $10 million to keep MyPillow going while spending millions to defend his 2020 election fraud claims

Mike Lindell, the CEO of founder of MyPillow, divulged that he had borrowed $10 million in order to shore up his pillow business and defend his company from lawsuits over his claims that the 2020 election was stolen. Lindell made the comments to Business Insider in an interview on Wednesday where he outlined the many times in 2022 that he had borrowed millions.

1 year ago·United States

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Mike Lindell claims MyPillow is ‘doing great’ after saying Trump baggage hurt sales

Mike Lindell claims MyPillow is ‘doing great’ after saying Trump baggage hurt sales

Mike Lindell borrowed $10M to fight lawsuits, facing "suspicious" IRS audit

Mike Lindell borrowed $10M to fight lawsuits, facing "suspicious" IRS audit

Mike Lindell claims MyPillow 'is doing great' shortly after lamenting the company owes millions

Mike Lindell claims MyPillow 'is doing great' shortly after lamenting the company owes millions

Mike Lindell says he had to borrow $10 million last year to keep MyPillow afloat — and is running out of cash, too

Mike Lindell says he had to borrow $10 million last year to keep MyPillow afloat — and is running out of cash, too

MYPILLOW CEO MIKE LINDELL Reveals He Had To Take Out $10 Million Loan To Keep His "Employee-Owned" AMERICAN Company Afloat Because of Lawsuits Against Him Over His Fight For Election Integrity

MYPILLOW CEO MIKE LINDELL Reveals He Had To Take Out $10 Million Loan To Keep His "Employee-Owned" AMERICAN Company Afloat Because of Lawsuits Against Him Over His Fight For Election Integrity

Mike Lindell says he borrowed $10 million to keep MyPillow going while spending millions to defend his 2020 election fraud claims

Mike Lindell says he borrowed $10 million to keep MyPillow going while spending millions to defend his 2020 election fraud claims

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