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This week, former Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif) told LindellTV reporter Alison Steinberg to "shut up." The incident occurred as she was being assisted in her efforts to navigate the stairs to the Capitol building in DC. "I could've been seriously injured or killed!" Pelosi contended. "I have a right to walk without being accosted by unwanted questions." "I was only trying to get Speaker Pelosi's response to Republican assertions that she was at least partially to blame for the disorder at the Capitol on January 6, 2021," Steinberg said. "Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund...

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) lost it yesterday. Leaving the Capitol, Alison Steinberg of Lindell TV asked the California liberal why she didn’t deploy the National Guard on January 6. It comes as the House is re-investigating that riot. Steinberg wondered whether Pelosi feared she’d be found liable for that day. It struck a nerve because Pelosi totally melted down. “Shut up! I did not refuse the National Guard. The president [Trump] didn’t send it. Why are you coming here with Republican talking points, as if you're a serious journalist?” snapped her imperial majesty.

Gateway Pundit journalist and LindellTV White House Correspondent Cara Castronuova questioned President Trump on two major issues the corporate media refuses to confront — the Democrats’ ongoing misinformation campaign to terrify America’s seniors about their Social Security, and alarming allegations that D.C. police are “cooking the books” to conceal the true extent of violent crime in the nation’s capital. Thursday’s Oval Office event marked the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act. President Trump used the occasion to highlight what he calls the largest tax cut for seniors in American history, pointing to his administration’s elimination of taxes on most...

... Lindell said the "cyber guys"—technological experts who are Certified Information Systems Security Professionals—will show "packet captures" that prove that votes were flipped from Trump to the election's winner, Democratic President Joe Biden. "Packet captures" are computer data files taken from a specific moment of network activity. These packets can then be analyzed to understand network behavior at a later time. Lindell claimed that the "cyber guys" will use the packet captures to show how many votes were flipped in different parts of the country. "It's going to be a worldwide event," Lindell continued. "Millions are going to see it....

I was in the virtual “green room” for LindellTV, preparing to be interviewed by Brannon Howse when MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell came on. While waiting, I got to hear Lindell tell Howse that he was cancelling his advertising spend with Fox News because they refused to air an ad for his upcoming cyber symposium on August 10-12. The symposium will reveal much of the voter fraud evidence Lindell and his team of cyber-sleuths have accumulated since the stolen 2020 election last November. But the ad he asked Fox News to run did NOT mention voter fraud. He made the ad...