Topic: Frankspeech

Mike Lindell provides details for his upcoming event, noting that Lou Dobbs will deliver an address to the nation for the first time since leaving Fox News. Lindell emphasizes that the event is intended to provide "hope and a plan" to a public feeling overwhelmed by the current political climate. He directs listeners to LindellEvent.com and LindellLegalFund.org for more information.

Mike Lindell discusses his media platform, Frank Speech, and the upcoming two-day live-streamed event regarding election security. He notes that the event will be broadcast in 80 languages to provide hope to other countries affected by electronic election manipulation. Lindell invites Alex Jones and his crew to attend and broadcast from the event to ensure the message reaches a global audience.

The success of Mike Lindell's FrankSpeech and Lindell TV is celebrated as a counter to globalist censorship. Emerald Robinson announces her new show, "The Absolute Truth," which will launch on the platform. Jones praises Lindell for his work ethic and his role in financing hundreds of independent media voices who have been blacklisted by corporate platforms.

Mike Lindell claims to have 37 terabytes of data, including packet captures, that prove a foreign cyber attack on the 2020 election. He asserts that "white hat hackers" have validated this evidence, which he intends to bring to the Supreme Court. Lindell states that Donald Trump actually won eight states currently credited to Joe Biden, including Minnesota and New Hampshire.

Data presented at the symposium by Dr. Douglas Frank and Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai suggests that one million votes were flipped or manipulated in both Texas and Florida. Lindell claims that the patterns of voting across different age groups are identical within states, which he asserts is a mathematical impossibility without computer intervention. He encourages citizens to check their local secretary of state records for these anomalies.

During the symposium, Lindell's website, FrankSpeech.com, reportedly faced 162 million cyber attacks, while Dominion Voting Systems sued news outlets to prevent them from airing the event. Lindell also detailed a physical assault he suffered at the Sheridan Hotel at 11:30 PM during the conference. He linked these events to a broader effort to suppress the evidence being presented by his team.