First, those closely watching electoral votes on night of Election Day 2020 said that Trump had won election that night.
The problem is that desperate Democrats had underestimated Trump's red tsunami of voters, Trump winning despite minor vote stealing.
When Democrats realized their programming error, they panicked by overcompensating for Trump's win, unthinkingly leaving a "hurricane" trail of paper ballot and cyberspace computer log evidence. The 5 main states allegedly working the fraud together had computer logs allegedly showing near-simultaneous Internet activity for huge jumps for Biden votes for example.
As icing on Trump's cake, threads posted towards end of 2020 suggested that not only was Trump anticipating voting fraud from the time he first got elected, but Army cybersecurity unit was allegedly recording Democratic hurricane of election fraud on election night.
A little later, it was alleged that friendly countries were claiming to have similar data too.
Finally, "Writ of Quo Warranto" (correction welcome) federal election procedures can have a corrupt, election-stealing politician removed from office after politician takes oath of office if fraud is later proved.
The bottom line is that Trump / Lindell probably wouldn't be wasting their time with proving if they didn't have the evidence imo.
Trump also needs to know who is enemies are.
You didn’t give a definitive answer to my question. Perhaps, I need to rephrase my question. Where does Mike Lindell’s say he got the cyber data from? Read that as what has Mike Lindell said, not other people. I see Lindell nearly daily on Bannon’s War Room. I do not recall him mentioning the source. I know it suppose to be a huge amount of data, but it doesn’t mean a thing to me if the source is unknown.