WATCH: Mike Lindell claims '54 international locations have been taken by the machines'

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell claimed throughout a Friday speech on the Conservative Political Motion Convention that 54 international locations had failed what he referred to as the "trial of the machines."

Lindell, one in all a number of distinguished Republicans who've insisted the 2020 election outcomes had been invalid, stated in Dallas that america was present process its personal "trial of the machines" and that after the machines take over, folks wouldn't have the ability to do away with them. Lindell listed Venezuela and Australia as a number of the international locations that had already misplaced to the machines, in keeping with Mediaite.

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"As soon as they’re there, you don’t get your nation again,” Lindell instructed the CPAC viewers. “Historical past goes to look again and say, each one in all you, each one in all you will have taken part of this to save lots of our nation and do away with these machines earlier than we’re gone endlessly. As a result of if the United, however like Ronald Reagan stated, if the lights exit right here, they exit in all places. The entire world is watching."

The MyPillow CEO added that if "we don’t do away with them" by the autumn, then everybody goes to go vote within the midterm elections and "override the machines," including that America would "ultimately" do away with all the machines.

Lindell additionally talked about the Jan. 6 committee hearings, lamenting that he himself had not been requested to testify by the committee. Lindell claimed that a yr in the past, in June 2021, the FBI had dominated there was no collusion between former President Donald Trump and his backers relating to the Capitol riot and that the committee investigating the riot "ought to have been over then," calling the committee "a joke."

The MyPillow CEO was one in all many audio system at CPAC, which is being held from Thursday to Sunday. Different audio system on the occasion embrace Trump, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA).