Topic: Giza Sheets

Concerns are raised about Todd Blanche’s potential role as Attorney General, given his history of allegedly blocking investigations. Mike Lindell transitions to promoting MyPillow's Giza Dream Sheets, offering them at historic low prices to clear out factory overstock. He notes that the current news cycle moves so fast that missing a single week feels like missing a year of historical developments.

Following his final White House visit, Mike Lindell received a comforting call from Ben Carson, who reminded him that "God doesn't work on dates." Shortly after, major retailers like Kohl's and Bed Bath & Beyond began canceling MyPillow products, despite high sales volumes. Lindell continues to sell his "Giza Dream Sheets" directly to consumers through his website to bypass these retail cancellations.

Mike Lindell claims his company has lost over $200 million due to targeted attacks and lawfare related to his election integrity work. He describes "Operation Arctic Frost" as a government-led effort to silence him and other prominent patriots. Despite these challenges, Lindell remains committed to his mission and promotes his Giza Dream Sheets as a way for supporters to help his company survive.

Mike Lindell details how his company was "debanked" four times and had a $5 million hold placed on its accounts by merchant servers. He claims the U.S. government pressured overseas vendors of his Giza Dream Sheets to stop selling to MyPillow. Additionally, American Express reportedly revoked his line of credit despite a perfect payment history, and PayPal demanded a $1 million deposit.