The CEO of MyPillow claimed the FBI seized his phone and served him with a subpoena as part of an investigation into the alleged violation of voting machines in Colorado.
The FBI took myPillow CEO's cellphone.
The FBI served him with a grand jury subpoena related to an investigation over allegations of election tampering in Colorado, according to a post on his social media accounts.
The Bureau seized his cellphone while he was at a restaurant in Minnesota and questioned him about his ties to Tina Peters, who was indicted earlier this year.
The subpoena asked him not to tell anyone about the investigation, but he published a copy of the letter and search warrant online and read excerpts from it on his show.
The impact of any disclosure could be detrimental to the investigation according to a letter signed by an assistant U.S.attorney.
Trump posted on his Truth Social platform that his ally was just raided by the FBI.
Trump said that the FBI's search of his Mar-A-Lago residence shows that the U.S. is now a police state.
It is not clear if he is being investigated himself. According to the Times, Lindell initially said he had funded Peters' legal defense directly, but later said he had been wrong. He gave $200,000 to Peters' legal defense fund via his own legal fund. The agents inquired about the image that was uploaded to Frank Speech from the voting machine, as well as about the image that was taken from the machine.
The likes of Sidney Powell and Rudy Giuliani have been vocal supporters of Trump in his attempts to undermine the election. He claims to have proof that the election was stolen from Trump, but his evidence has not been able to stand the test of time. He claims that he has been canceled by major retailers because of his claims of voter fraud and that he has been sued for defamation by two companies. His appearance in the case against Peters, who has pleaded not guilty to charges over a ploy to download data from voting machines, ties local investigations to the larger nationwide movement to overturn the election. Peters' case is one of several where people are accused of trying to gain access to voting machines to try and prove a conspiracy theory.
I had my cell phone taken at a fast food joint.
The Republican nomination for Colorado Secretary of State was lost by a voter fraud believer.
MyPillow CEO says retailers have dropped the brand due to his baseless voter fraud claims.
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